the nutter administration had completely dropped the ball.one in the nutter administration was working on this, so there were external phenomena that drove the convention into philadelphia, and those people should be compensated, but i think that one of the things that has happened is that when governor rendell set up that nonprofit, i think there was a lot of uncertainty about the parameters under which people would be compensated, and as a consequence, when you go back and do the look-back, because you haven't laid that out properly, it ends up looking like something that is untoward. >> we're getting a differing view from brian. >> a couple different things. a terrific event, made the city look great as the pope was visiting, and the republican national convention -- all those things, so great -- great economic impact. i understand if i was a republican in harrisburg, i'd be like, "i want to know about this," and i could understand if i was governor wolf, who's probably sick of hearing people say how great governor rendell is, "i'd like to

location that is the big issue for the kenney administration that reviewed mayor nutter's choice to move the headquarters to market and the providence mutual insurance building and the city already spent $60 million to remediate that property. and they say no worries they have heard from interested developers. >> it's the intent of the city to make sure there is an occupant of that building and that building gets reused in a way that is ben fish to the community. >> it's 100,000 square feet larger and the police 6th and 9th distributes are moved here along with the medical examiner and lab. >> we'll have 590 parking spots if people are driving this there is adequate number of parking. >> and the city sells properties including it's morgue to help pay the estimated 288 million there's price tag. commissioner richard ross says he agrees this choice is better. >> it's centrally located and any police headquarters should be if it's available to you. >> reporter: the city said it did review other locations before settling on this spot. the former inquirer building, they hope to have the polic

the spirit of manchester cannot be broken by a nutter with a nail bomb.more to this city than that. i'm really proud to be from this city. it's a wonderful place, full of culture, a very multicultural city, and we can't be defeated by something like this. so that's why i'm here today. yeah, my sentiments exactly. we are diverse, we welcome everybody in. you know, for somebodyjust to think they can come in and do what they've done, taking what's ours, this is our city and we'll always come together. manchester, manchester, manchester! being in manchester, it hits home. and with it being a terrorist attack, i feel like a lot of muslims are getting the brunt of it as well. we're here to show that we care. as muslims, we do care, no matter what these... we don't agree with anything that's gone on at all. you've seen everybody around here, how diverse it is, that's manchester everywhere, isn't it? it's not easy really to deflect anger on a day like this, is it? we're not blaming each other, we want to help each other. anger should be diverted in the right way.

jeffrey lord and former philadelphia mayor michael nutter.ey, it's a washington tradition but doesn't president trump have to take responsibility at some point? >> first, sure he has to take responsibility. the buck stops on their desk. absolutely correct. my point here is this aps in administrations. i can think of three right off the top of my head from the obama administration. a saudi ambassador and all had to withdraw nominations for varying reasons, conflict of interest, et cetera. this happens. >> but donald trump comes in with a unique set of circumstances, right, he shot to stardom as a mentor. he knows something about hiring. >> what you have here is this is the government and the media and all of that sort of thing. there is a problem here i'm sure he will correct it. to be fair they happened in the obama administration. he served two terms. >> daschle was in february. it's may. is it unfair expectations? doesn't it make sense he would have a different staff? >> no, and, jeffrey, you need to cut it out. you know this is bad. you ra

let's do it with alice stewart, brian fallon and ana navaro and michael nutter, the former mayor and patti solis doyle. >> patti, i find it interesting that you say that if this is a way that hillary clinton campaigned, she might be president. why do you say that. >> look, i've worked with closely with hillary clinton for almost two decades and this is the first interview that i've seen her be really the real hillary and authentic with a reporter in an interview-style format. i think we saw. the good and great and frustrating from hillary clinton. we saw the brilliant public policy maker where she spoke really thoughtfully and contextually about negotiations with north korea, syria, gender equality. and we saw what i love most about her and that is that hillary clinton is a bad ass. she threw a ton of shade at president trump, whether it was about his tweeting or about winning the popular vote. she won the popular vote by 3 million votes two or three different times. she threw a shade at vladimir putin and most remarkably she said she thought there was collusion between the russians

city officials reviewed the nutterrer proposal to -- nutter proposal to move them to west philadelphia. they believe this makes more sense. >> it is centrally locate whichible it should be to the extent it's available to you, this is more centrally located for all of us. >> the move is expected to takes place in three years. the city vested $50 million in the west philadelphia site but they say they have developers interested in the property. >> time to turn to accuweather, it's really been a rainy week and we have more today. >> reporter: we have more today, especially right now, tam. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're off to are a wet start a lot of steady stuff in the center portion of the region. as we go ahead to the two mentional view you can see the heavy rain pushing into southern montgomery county and delaware county and chester county, eastern chester county in particular. some this stuff is trying to get out of camden county and southern gloucester county, a lot of wet stuff around there giving extra responding and puddling on the roads. allentown seeing light rain, obvi

the plan was put into place by the former mayor, michael nutter. the headquarters will be moved from the round house at 8th and race to the old "inquirer" building at 400 north broad. >>> officials say the old "inquirer" building provides more space. the larger space will allow the building to house not only police headquarters but the morgue and toxicology lab. it expected to open in the spring of 2020. >> lost for more than seven decades but finally found this is what's left of a world war ii bomber discovered in the waters off of new guinea. the search was especially difficult since the planes. broken apart and integrated. >>> amazon fire stick makes it easier for you to stream movies and tv shows. >> it makes it easy to watch stolen content and that could get you in trouble with through. security experts say the fire stick can be reconfigured so you can download hidden third-party apps. might be tempting to watch the new pirates of the caribbean movie before it hits theaters but it with a risk. >> breaking the law and contributing to the piracy

researchers in the nutter lands studied 60 young women, the study lasted about a year.researchers found at any given time nearly after of the athletes reported injuries whiling 671 percent were either sick or injured. yoga, let's move onto that, more and more people are doing it these days and instructors believer they have seen more enrollments since the beginning of the year. they say president trump is the reason. they feel people are feeling more stress than relieve. the group exeer sissies on the rise. about 20 million americans tried yoga in 2012 and half of them said that figured jumped to 36 million. it does help you kind of relax there. you're like me, you're not buying it. >> that's not my thing. >> ben and jerries is your thing, isn't it. >> the company is taking a stand on same sex maries. the practice is banned in australia and has been for decades. ben and jerries is now responding when australia n wants two scoops of the same ice cream that will not be allow. you get it here. the company says love comes in all flavors and it is encouraging its as you i cu

city officials reviewed the nutter proposal of moving to west philadelphia but they believe going to inquirer buildings more sense. >> it's more centrally located, i believe it should be, it's more centrally located for all of us. >> move is expected to takes place in 3 years. the city invested in the west philadelphia site, but they say they have developingers interested in the -- developers already interested in the property. >> turning to david murphy we're going to have a rainy day. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we have steadier rain in the area in philadelphia, northern camden county, trenton getting hit currently, it will be a few more minutes before the current batch of steadier rain gets on there. north of dover, all this will push up through the morning rush hour. we'll get into a lull during the day where it won't be as bad. cloudy skies on sky6 live hd, there's the commodore barry bridge, it's an overcast morning and wet one across the region. 56 degrees, winds out of the east/northeast at 17 miles per hour. a little breezy, just now when i was on the

. >> 400 north broad is will be headquarters for the philadelphia police, a reversal by the nutter administration to move it to 4601 market in west philadelphia into the former provident mutual insurance building. why north broad? officials say it makes more sense. >> we get 100,000 additional square feet in this building allowing us to corporate nor facilities. >> the sixth and ninth police districts will move here and fire and police districts will unify and the medical examiners office and toxicology lab will be housed here instead of various buildings around the city. >> the ability to have a central location -- >> the city already spent millions on the rehab of the other location. >> that needs to be done as the city did own the property to keep the property weather tight so it would not deteriorate or get water damage or anything like that. they will hold the current city headquarters including the county morgue. that will go to rehab the building and the officers approve of their new home. >> everybody there at 8 and and race are excited about it. and it's a better value for the city as a

the trump campaign, cnn political contributor and former democratic mayor of philadelphia, michael nutterolitical commentator and former communications director for senator ted cruz, amanda carpenter. hi, friends! great to see you all. so, barry, on this derogatory information, it could have been financial related, it could have been otherwise. also, the new spotlight on jared kushner. you see this reporting and think what, barry? >> well, one, i think that the campaign was so small, it could barely collude with itself to begin with, so there's nothing there there, but these leaks from intelligence officials, they should alarm everybody. i mean, if the cia could find a man in a cave halfway around the world in the dark, but they can't seem to find who's calling the "washington post," that's a little alarming. and you know, i think the investigators, bob mueller's got subpoena power, he can do whatever he wants, and he should get to the bottom of all this, but these leaks are getting a little scary. >> mayor, i have a feeling you see it a little differently. >> yeah. barry it was cute, now

. >> what was the nutter corporation thinking number tower is everything they insured the building was not far more spaishious and more convene. police, officers and top brash, suspended disproportional amount of time at the criminal courts building and city hall across the street. broad and kol owe hill is convene to both and fifth and market convene do neither. they spent roughly 50 bill don't to rerenovation them. will not recoup all of that money. >> the folks that do buy and sell properties for a living they're clear the factor in sex full sights. location, location, location, >> 46 and market never made sense and now they've corrected course and gotten it right. all it cost is millions in taxpayer money. all it cost is millions in taxpayer money. only in philly. okay, so who likes getting parking tickets? nobody, right? >> no. >> the city is listening to collective gripes and they want to help. >> are they? do they really want to help? >> that's what i said. >> get the meter up back if i want to help. >> i agree with you on that. philadelphia parking authority planning to host a