i believe that the fact that they have achieved some level of success while being in pha, i want to continueto encourage that. >> reporter: kelvin jeremiah told us the over income families make up a small percent of the people living in pha housing, saying the families help the housing authority to pay the bills. >> we want those families in public housing, frankly because they pay more in rent. >> reporter: but according to pha's own website, rent makes up a small portion of the agency's $371 million budget. most of its money comes from the department of housing and urban development, which gave philly's housing authority more than $100 million this year. in september, hud leadership encouraged jeremiah and other public housing directors across the country to use the taxpayer money for, quote, those most in need of deeply affordable housing. a hud spokesperson told us, "public housing authorities have the discretion to evict families for being over income." 13 people over $100,000 in public housing. should they be in public housing? >> i think we offer a whole host of programs for them that

/sao*u /pha- /sao*u /stph-fplt *u /stph-fplt ♪ >>> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez.the most remarkable aspects of the showdowns the university of missouri was the role played by the tigers, the mizzou football team. they said they wouldn't play unless the president resigned and the university addressed claims about the hostile racial atmosphere on campus. the school risked losing a million dollars if the players don't suit up. the administration resigned. reading writing and race this time on the program. my guests are still with me. and stacey earlier in the program, you brought up the football team. didn't they show in many ways they are the most powerful black students on campus? >> well, with good reason. they waited to lodge their demand. i think he should have come back to them and said anyone who is not at practice tomorrow night and is here on a scholarship has their scholarship revoked and those students won't be on campus anymore. that would have made a distinct choice for those students, because it's not fair to use something that is not yours, namely scho

thy.e first pha would produce a northbound bike rouchlt work on that plan could beg next spring. the second would expand it south of 72nd street. to make room amsterdam avenue would now be reduced from four lanes of traffic to three. island -- islands, i should say, to make crossing easier and new parking regulations to we reduce double parking during hsiness hours. i'm sue there will be lots of opinions about this, whether it's a great idea or terrible idea. >> there are many times where u hase the bike lane, then you park, then there's the street. you feel like you're parking in sthe middle of first street. in new york we're used to parking next to the curb. just saying. >>> crews are scrubbing off a tourist attraction. bhie the big draw is getting the ot. >>> one skier's terrifying 1,600 >>> welcome back. 4:54. it's a wet wednesday morning. getting in is not the most pleasant experience. >> it's not raining heavily. >> it's like a spitting rain on me. >> just on you? >> on me. >> the rest of us are feeling it's a little drizzle. we may get out brightening of the sky, a break o

. >> today the nbc 10 investigators question why pha allows more than 100 over the limit families to live in public housing while those on the waiting list wonder where they are going to sleep. >> it would break your heart. seriously. it will crush you. >> for the investigators, mitch blacher, "nbc 10 news." >> now to a family emergency at the king of prussia mall. a 3-year-old boy was accidentally locked in a van, wait until you hear why it took 45 minutes to free the child. next, holiday shopping without hear expert advice on our black friday playbook. county found himself in a potentially foul situation. this is video of a skunk wandering with a juice carton on its head. it has since gone viral with more than 23,000 views on the department's facebook page. >> felt bad for it. i figured it was going to get hit by a car or an animal was going to attack it. if the i didn't take it off there was no way he was going to get that thing off. >> white knee did get it off and free the skunk. the facebook page urges people to leave wildlife encounters to the professionals. >> today, if you'r

the family tells us pha officials were out at their home today to patch up all those holes and bait the rats with poison. the johnsons say the health department was supposed to show up earlier today to see if the house was even safe enough to live in. but the family says officials rescheduled that visit for them tomorrow. the largest cable provider in the country has a problem, and needs you to know about it. comcast got hacked and your information was for sale on the black mark. 200,000 customers have to reset their pass poured. comcast itself was not breached. they targeted other companies that use the same software as comcast and sold that information on the black-market for a thousand bucks for a list of contained all those customers information. comcast locked their accounts found out what happened. so if you're one of those people, you're going to have to reset your password to access your account. >>> a war veteran facing eviction and she says it's all because of a debit card company. coming up next at six, why paying her bills is now russell simmons problem. >>> charlie brown ch

police say two men tried to rob the pha officer at 400 west school lane last night. the off duty officer exchanged gunfire, killing one of those suspects. the other got away. that officer was not hurt. >>> philadelphia police are investigating how the bodies of two infants wounds up in a lot in kensington. medical examiner says the babe his undergone an autopsy before they were found. investigators say a couple of children were walking near a field at pail authority and berk street sunday morning, that's when they found the bodies of a baby girl and boy next to pile of trash. >> they notified their parent. their parent took a pro-active approach, came back to the scene to verify things, make sure that the kids were not lying. >> police are checking surveillance video to see if they can offer clues how those babies bodies wound up there. >>> meanwhile france is fighting back following the deadly attacks that killed 129 people. the french military launched air strikes on the islamic state in syria last night destroying jihadi training camp. hunt still on foreman suspec

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police say two men tried to rob the pha officer. that will officer exchanged gunfire, killing one of the suspects. >>> one neighbor says the violence does not surprise her. >> every day it is like somebody's getting shot, whether it is an adult, kids, seniors, these guns, just got out of hands. just going crazy. >> the other suspect got away and remains on the loose. the officer was not hurt. >>> 5:06 right now. just minutes ago, french authorities identified two more suicide bombers involved in the deadly paris attack. and they say the masterminds is a man from belgium. meanwhile, france launched massive air strikes on isis targets in syria destroying a jihadi training camp and munitions dump in the city of rocka. also an international manhunt continues for a suspect believed to be involved in the attacks that killed 129 people. we have the latest flu cbs news correspondent jonathan. >> reporter: a wave of panic has griped the french capitol after friday's deadly attacks. hundreds of mourners ran from a vigil set up at republic squ

police say two men tried to rob the pha officer on 400 west school lane tonight. the other got away. that officer was not injured. >>> now, after a chilly and blustery weekend, looks like warmer temperatures are on

. >> today the nbc 10 investigators question why pha allows over 100 over the limit families live in public housing, those on the waiting list wonder where they are going to sleep. >> it will break your heart. seriously. it will crush you. >> i'm mitch blacher, "nbc 10 news." >> let's get you to work on this tuesday morning. >> jessica boying on the has got a look at 95. >> 95 right now. we have a disabled vehicle over into the work zone. this is right around cottman avenue. i wanted to show you, there, in the work zone. in the shoulder not a huge delay by the scene now but watch out for that. it's the time we start to back up on 95 so this probably will start to affect it. on route 1 southbound around california avenue. we're going to expect clean up. right around st. david has the lane blocked. mass transit, no problems or delays. 11 minutes for the airport for septa, new jersey transit, patco and dart are on time, we checked in with the international airport, also no delays for travelers. >>> 19 minutes after 6:00. it's a cold start. in fact, what we've seen are the coldest temper

transit agency shared photo as it begins the final assembly phas phase.the train will make a cross country journey from the new york plenty to bart test track in hayward. scheduled to leave for new york late next month. once it gets here it will be put through some rigorous at at the timing before it's actually put into service. looks pretty slick. >> yes definitely does. >>> we have some rigorous wind gusts over the weekend. >> sandhya is here. that has died down. >> absolutely. i know. it was blustery yesterday and then today. winds kind of ease up a bit but still not completely now they have relaxed. these a good thing. happens when the wind relax. temperatures drop. get ready for the chill tonight. show you live doppler 7hd and we'll talk about what is ahead. we have a little bit of fog formed around the central valley stockton modest to expect it this time of year and look at the temperatures right now it's 41 degree ins fairfield. dropped down to the mid 40's livermore napa 48 degree ins santa rosa when you get going tomorrow you will need to bundle

our cameras were back today while pha staff were at the johnson home, patching up all of the homes, bathing the rats with poison. the family says the health department was supposed to show up earlier today to see if the house was even safe enough to live in, but the family says, it rescheduled for tomorrow. >> update now to a fox 29 investigation. a local gray stone company now the target of lawsuit by the pennsylvania attorney general's office. >> it says this is on behalf of 50 customers, fox 29's jeff cole explains. >> the suit accuses upper darby company of violation of pennsylvania consumer proking it sean laws. the attorney general. >> basil, the chief deputy attorney general. >> reprehensible behavior, taking advantage of consumers, that are at a vulnerable sad time in their lives, they are not meeting their obligation. >> goes by stephen memorials, operates well over dozen headstone companies across the region, in october, fox 29 investigation reported the story of the levin family, when james levin, father of six, life-long cop died at 84, his family paid nearly four grand to life

. >> reporter: at her were the its end this woman wants pha to find her different housing much it's unclearat will happen and police say no everyone can move. that's why they're trying to place foot patrols and increase police presence in high-crime neighborhoods. >> that fear is legitimate. i mean when you're living in a neighborhood and you have these individuals that are out there are you know, shooting at one another, and they don't care about anyone else. >> reporter: police say they need the public's help if they're ever going to get a leg up on the bad guys. >> we have to look at some of the laws that are created. why some of these people are back out on the street each and every day. again, we need that constant community partnership in order to be able to stop this -- these individuals that are out there putting people in fear because it's not fair. >> reporter: this woman says it goes way beyond not fair. >> nobody should live like this. nobody should live like this. >> reporter: dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> of course dawn will stay on top of this and let us know if that woman

cannot afford $500 an exterminate or says will fix the the problem and they say they have contacted pha at least five times and can't get anyone to show up. they want the problem fix or a new home. >> i don't feel safe in this house not the with no rats. i never lived with rats before and i don't want to. >> reporter: chris o'connell for fox 29 news. >> yuck, right. >> yes. >> so we have reached out to the philadelphia housing authority and spokesperson promisessed they will look into this case you just saw. >> a family tells us that the department of health has agreed to pay a visit to the home later today. we will keep you up kateed on what happens. >> you don't rest ease any that house knowing is what crawling around. >> no. >> 4:21. a wig win and big loss for the eagles on sunday. they beat the cowboys but they lost a player, to the injured reserve list, the star of the game, really, the big pick six right here. why jordan hicks is now off the field, we will give you an update on his injuries. >> but first the winning lot theory numbers. >> winning. >>> eagles saved their season sun

. >> reporter: at her wits end this woman wants pha to find her different housing it's unclear if that. police say not everyone can move. that's why they're trying to place foot patrols and increased police presence in high-crime neighborhoods. >> that fear is legitimate. i mean when you're living in a neighborhood and you have these individuals that are out there, you know, shooting at one another and they don't care about anyone else. >> reporter: police say they need the public's help if they're ever going to get a leg up on the bad guys. >> we have to look at some of the laws that are created. why some people are back out on the street each and every day and again, we need that constant community partnership in order to be able to stop this -- these individuals that are out there putting people in fear, because it's not fair. >> reporter: this woman says it goes way beyond not fair. >> nobody should live like this. nobody should live like this. >> reporter: dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> incredible story. dawn will keep us moved in this woman in the report is able to find new hous

they say they've contacted pha at least five times and can't get anyone to show up. they want the problem fixed or a new home. >> i don't feel safe in this house. not with no rats. i never lived with rats before and don't want to. >> reporter: now we've reached out to the philadelphia housing authority. spokesperson promised they will look into this case. the family tells us the department of health has agreed to pay a visit to the home tomorrow, of course, we'll keep you updated. iain. >> all right, chris, thank you. >>> fishing boat that put out a may day call last night off the coast of new jersey has made it back to shore safely. the coast guard said launched helicopters and boats from atlantic city to try to find that vessel which was taking on water. officials later learned that that vessel made it back to shore okay thankfully nobody was hurt. >>> to pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane keep her job despite not having a license to practice law? kane lost her license after prosecutors charged her with leaking secret grand jury information then lying unde

the the family cannot afford an exterminate or and pha has not shown up five times. spokesperson for the a agency tells fox 29 they are looking in this case and they say the department of health is expect to come out to their home today, mike and alex. >> we will have a camera there to make sure that happens. >>> 6:07. an unexpected shake up, at sea world. this is one killer story. >> and a college campus, just wrecked by racial tensions, the the big changes this morning at the university of missouri. >>> and bob kelly, what is very latest. >> we are looking live at i-95 where all southbound lanes are closed, at cottman avenue because of two separate jackknife tractor trailers, in the the construction zone, we will have all of the details, more importantly an alternate to get you where you are going, coming up after the break. (vo) what's your dog food's first ingredient? corn? wheat? in new purina one true instinct grain free, real chicken is always #1. no corn, wheat or soy. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. since 1expert eye care.on has

police say two men tried to rob the pha officer, that officer exchanged gunfire killing one of the suspect. one neighbors say the violence does not surprise her. >> somebody getting shot, one whether it is adult, kids, seniors, these guns just got out of hand. just going crazy. >> the other suspect got away and remains on the loose. the officer was not hurt. >> authorities carry out overnight raids in the wake of friday's terror attack. here is the latest information we have right now. authorities say, they raid add total of 168 locations overnight. they seized rocket launcher, rifles, and bullet proof vests. meantime, french officials have identified the mask minds of the attacks asbell jump man, who also is linked to thwart train and church attacks. during news conference this morning, french prime mir ten manuel warned of more potential attacks saying quote we are at war. >> reporter: a wave of panic has griped the french capitol after friday's deadly attacks. hundreds of mourners ran from vigil set up at republic square sunday night after mistaking firecrackers for gunshots. >> we shou

the family tells us pha officials were out at their today to patch up the holes and bait the rats withoison. the family is waiting for the health department to come this evening to see whether it's safe for them to stay in the home. >>> school and city officials in camden say it will soon be easier than ever for parents to enroll children in school. today the city's public school leaders announced major changes for the school's current system. they say the program camden enrollment stream line the process through a new website. it will also allow families to learn about and apply to the best public school for their child. school officials and educators say it will replace the old enrollment system which often overwhelmed some families. >> 17 different applications to find a school in camden that have nine unique monthly deadlines. that is a really complicated system, and some families know how to navigate the system, most do not. so today is about breaking down those barriers. today is about just making life easier for our families. >> camden enrollment is for families with children en

. >> the 2015 pha marathon is off and running with plenty of extra security on hand. >> precautionary measures are being taken because of last week's terror attacks in paris. >> the winds are kicking up and dip below freezing across the tri state region. how long will it last? >> meteorologist chris sowers is outside with a look at accuweather. >> reporter: hopefully not long, it's blustery out here, every time the wind kicks up we get gusts 15, 20, 25 miles per hour. it stings it's blustery. fleetwood, 45. you were in the low 50s first thing this morning. the numbers are going down. pottstown, 46. saint david, 45. quakertown 44. it's pretty much the same story for south jersey and delaware. you started out in the mid 50s now the numbers are starting to drop. dover, 48. wood wine -- woodbine 41. hammonton the blue berry capitol of the world, 49 degrees. 1:00 p.m., kickoff for the eagles, buck nicer game, we're looking at gusts out of the northwest 12 to 15 miles per hour. those winds continue throughout the duration of the remain. that's why i said i hope this game doesn't come down t

our cameras went back yesterday afternoon, while pha staff were at the johnson's home, patching up all of the holes, bathing the rats with poison. the family says the health department was supposed to show to up see if the house was even safe enough to live n but the family says it, rescheduled for later today. so we have to go back and check out again. >> we will do, that you know we're on. that will 7:07. bed bugs again. >> this time at the library, snuggling into the pages of delaware's library books. can you believe this? so, few months ago, downtown wilmington's main back, they started in the g the bugs in becomes returned to the librariment the problem was taken care of but in the last week the pests have come back. so now this is what a bed bug looks like, but it is not one of the ones found at the library. the library says they were more specific. this is what they were seeing in books. the library says they were forced to throw away some books because of the bugs. >> highly magnified of course. >> yes. >> it is not the size after volkswagon. but is a bed bug a bed bug if it is

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what is left, you'll hear from /pha*frbg about it in a moment. primarily, our landscaping for the rooftop park, as you know, we've already put the plans in place for the rooftop mark. the electrical and plump plumbing as well as finishes is all that's left. *. we're just years away from bringing thousands of passengers here each year. here to support is mark. >> good evening directors. status on the phase one baseline budget update on the construction awards to be rewarded. the budget is based on the proceeds of parcel f. the proceeds will allow us to do the critical care packages and the contingency reserves. the presentation will include a draft of the final baseline budget which will allow us to (inaudible) the packages as well as package the reserves. it will also include the funding strategies and next steps that will be done by sarah. this is a breakdown of our current budget. the baseline budget as adopted by the board in july of 2013 included 1.3 billion dollars in construction cost, 58 million dollars in soft costs and 186 million dollar

what is left, you'll hear from /pha*frbg about it in a moment.primarily, our landscaping for the rooftop park, as you know, we've already put the plans in place for the rooftop mark. the electrical and plump plumbing as well as finishes is all that's left. *. we're just years away from bringing thousands of passengers here each year. here to support is mark. >> good evening directors. status on the phase one baseline budget update on the construction awards to be rewarded. the budget is based on the proceeds of parcel f. the proceeds will allow us to do the critical care packages and the contingency reserves. the presentation will include a draft of the final baseline budget which will allow us to (inaudible) the packages as well as package the reserves. it will also include the funding strategies and next steps that will be done by sarah. this is a breakdown of our current budget. the baseline budget as adopted by the board in july of 2013 included 1.3 billion dollars in construction cost, 58 million dollars in soft costs and 186 million dollars

what is left, you'll hear from /pha*frbg about it in a moment. primarily, our landscaping for the rooftop park, as you know, we've already put the plans in place for the rooftop mark. the electrical and plump plumbing as well as finishes is all that's left. *. we're just years away from bringing thousands of passengers here each year. here to support is mark. >> good evening directors. status on the phase one baseline budget update on the construction awards to be rewarded. the budget is based on the proceeds of parcel f. the proceeds will allow us to do the critical care packages and the contingency reserves. the presentation will include a draft of the final baseline budget which will allow us to (inaudible) the packages as well as package the reserves. it will also include the funding strategies and next steps that will be done by sarah. this is a breakdown of our current budget. the baseline budget as adopted by the board in july of 2013 included 1.3 billion dollars in construction cost, 58 million dollars in soft costs and 186 million dollar