jail officials have identified rendell maldanado as a high-ranking member of the gang.hey recently transferred him to another housing unit at the request of prosecutors to separate him from his co-defendants as their trial for aggravated assault and kidnapping approaches. >> they don't want us to communicate. it's not going to happen. we're too close to each other. >> one of the co-defendants maldanado was separated from is jesus henrique-marte. the housing units they now occupy are divided by a glassed in recreation area. though they're not supposed to communicate, they sometimes get away with it, when either one is in the rec area. >> we know sign language and they don't know what we're talking about. they trying to messed up with our head. it don't really matter. >> henrique-marte has been known to violate other jail rules, as well. such as jamming the lock on his food court door so he can open it at will. >> that's how we get to see the tv. more comfortable than standing up. there's a lot of people that do it. i ain't the only one. >> we have to get something to pry

mayor ed rendell was in office. >> people had given up on philadelphia, businesses were thinking of leaving reporter: rendell came up with a plan and put meryl levitz in charge. >> i lost 14 pounds. >> reporter: what happened next was welcome america, ten days that changed the way america saw its birth place. >> barry manilow song, looks like we made it. i started to hum, looks like we made it. >> reporter: bursting at the scenes. >> i think it is wonderful. the entertainment is great. it is free. >> it is wonderful. it is great. >> new people moving in, more people sending their kids to college here. >> reporter: 25 years later, philadelphia's hosted two party conventions, an nfl draft. >> i think the city of philadelphia is going to love it. >> reporter: and a pope, not to mention an annual tradition, wawa welcome america, a huge concert on the parkway. in '93 -- it was bobby rydell that graced the stage. since then, philadelphia's exploded. >> i gave them a charge to get it done. and with bare bones staffs, they got it done, to the point we now hold the biggest events in the world flawle

mayor ed rendell was in office. >> people had given up on philadelphia, businesses were thinking of leaving>> reporter: rendell came up with a plan and put meryl levitz in charge. >> i lost 14 pounds. >> reporter: what happened next was welcome america, ten days that changed the way the world saw america's birth place. >> barry manilow song, looks like we made it. i started to hum, looks like we made it. >> reporter: bursting at the scenes. >> i think it is wonderful. the entertainment is great. it is free. >> it is wonderful. it is great. >> new people moving in, more people sending their kids to college here. >> reporter: 25 years later, philadelphia's hosted two party conventions, an nfl draft. >> i think the city of philadelphia is going to love it. >> reporter: and a pope, not to mention an annual tradition, wawa welcome america, a huge concert on the parkway. in '93 -- it was bobby rydell that graced the stage. since then, philadelphia's exploded. >> i gave them a charge to get it done. and with bare bones staffs, they got it done, to the point we now hold the biggest events in the wo

. >> ed rendell. >> ed rendell did what. >> he is on tv and he does radio. >> what came first. >> thatmy point he was governor first. >> well, that is true. >> keith laughs so much on this show he could be radio hoe or tv show. >> they wonder what is that laugh, they think it is sue but it is not sue but it is keith. >> lets get back to this home run derby because i'm fascinated. >> what did you say, sue. >> she said sometimes it is her. >> only sometimes. >> yes. those are the two people that still think i'm funny, it is sue serio and keith, who is in the reflection. >> upside down reflection of keith. >> in the anchor desk. >> yes he is hiding. >> well, i think you are funny , i laugh. >> we are up to three. >> yeah. >> funny looking. >> funny looking. >> oh, keith. >> thanks, keith. >>> i want to get back to the home run derby from last night because i'm fascinated, anyway , the winner of the whole thing was aaron judge, here comes the judge, aaron judge, he plays for the yankees, right. by the way, aaron judge is a monster of a man much he is 6- foot eight. >> no, no. >> i think th

mayor ed rendell was in office. >> people had given up on philadelphia, businesses were thinking of leaving>> reporter: rendell came up with a plan and put meryl levitz in charge. >> i lost 14 pounds. >> reporter: what happened next was welcome america, ten days that changed the way america saw its birth place. >> barry manilow song, looks like we made it. i started to hum, looks like we made it. >> reporter: bursting at the scenes. >> i think it is wonderful. the entertainment is great. it is free. >> it is wonderful. it is great. >> new people moving in, more people sending their kids to college here. >> reporter: 25 years later, philadelphia's hosted two party conventions, an nfl draft. >> i think the city of philadelphia is going to love it. >> reporter: and a pope, not to mention an annual tradition, wawa welcome america, a huge concert on the parkway. in '93 -- it was bobby rydell that graced the stage. since then, philadelphia's exploded. >> i gave them a charge to get it done. and with bare bones staffs, they got it done, to the point we now hold the biggest events in the world flaw

mayor ed rendell was in office. >> people had given up on philadelphia, businesses were thinking of leaving plan and put meryl levitz in charge. >> i lost 14 pounds. >> reporter: what happened next was welcome america, ten days that changed the way america saw its birth place. president bill clinton navigated a half a million people on independence mall. and nelson mandela was awarded his liberty medal the first trip to the u.s. >> barry manilow song, looks like we made it. i started to hum, looks like we made it. >> reporter: bursting at the scenes. >> i think it is wonderful. the entertainment is great. it is free. >> it is wonderful. it is great. >> new people moving in, more people sending their kids to college here. >> reporter: 25 years later, philadelphia's hosted two party conventions, an nfl draft. >> i think the city of philadelphia is going to love it. >> reporter: and a pope, not to mention an annual tradition, wawa welcome america, a huge concert on the parkway. in '93 -- it was bobby rydell that graced the stage. since then, philadelphia's exploded. >> i gave them a charge to

center a not for profit center that promotes education found eyed by former governor rendell and midge. imagine trying to educate about current events without antagonizing any of the polarized parents in the school community. of course, the primary responsibility for raising good citizens is for parents. we were together two days after president trump spoke at the national scout jam borery in west virginia. that was the event after promising not to talk politics, he did exactly that. trashing his president da sever, bragging about the 2016 election map. and treating the 40,000 as if they were a rally in the red state. some have defended the president by accurately noting that he was well received. i don't doubt that he received thunderous applause. but that's part of our problem, we need to stop rewarding forces of division. >> we ought to change it from the word "swamp" to the word "cesspool" or to perhaps the word "sewer." but it's not good. not good. >> i've got to tell you i find it hard to believe that 10-year-old boys were clearing at the mention of the electoral college or when

mayor ed rendell was in office. >> people had given up on philadelphia, businesses were thinking of leavingeryl levitz in charge. >> i lost 14 pounds. >> reporter: what happened next was welcome america, ten days that changed the way the world saw america's birth place. nelson mandela was awarded the liberty medal, his first trip to the u.s. >> barry manilow song, looks like we made it. i started to hum, looks like we made it. >> reporter: bursting at the scenes. >> i think it is wonderful. the entertainment is great. it is free. >> it is wonderful. it is great. >> new people moving in, more people sending their kids to college here. >> reporter: 25 years later, philadelphia's hosted two party conventions, an nfl draft. >> i think the city of philadelphia is going to love it. >> reporter: and a pope, not to mention an annual tradition, wawa welcome america, a huge concert on the parkway. in '93 -- it was bobby rydell that graced the stage. since then, philadelphia's exploded. >> i gave them a charge to get it done. and with bare bones staffs, they got it done, to the point we now hold the b

. >> and that is former pennsylvania governor ed rendell on this show with me yesterday. >>> eliza collins and molly cooper. big hello to both of you. i'm asking you where the smart money is, that the two will not be able to coexist for very long. if not, does that mean the tumult in the west wing will continue? >> john kelly and the mooch as he was calling him, are pretty different personalities. stunning interview from scaramucci as he went down the list, i will fire anybody on this staff. he said awful things about priebus, steve bannon. he has shown already he has no problem publicly going against people in the white house. john kelly is about order. he's a military general. he's used to kind of the chain of command. and we'll see how having him and scaramucci as communications director but clearly high up in trump's eyes and has access to the president already, we'll see how they go together. >> we sure will. molly, by my count, president trump tweeted 13 times yesterday, pretty prolific, even by his own standards. is that because he's still operating under the let trump be trump scar

and that was almost done at gunpoint in harrisburg, when the last rendell budget -- i'm sure you remembert one. you know, this thing about increasing gaming is really just a way to have a tax, but it doesn't look like a tax. and people can't say, "you raised my taxes. that gave me more opportunity to gamble and therefore pay tax that way." i think people are smarter than that, and i think that some of the proposals for raising taxes and revenues make a lot of sense, particularly when the priorities are schools. and that's really the number-one driver of our budget right now. >> on the table is also borrowing the money, privatizing liquor, which people have been enjoying going to the grocery store and other places. is that a worthwhile idea, the borrowing or expanding where you can buy your booze? >> well, they're all worthwhile ideas. what we'll find out -- whether people are smart enough to think their way out of this box. we've seen this movie before. and it tends to go on. it's human nature. people love spending, right? spending is popular, but taxing is very unpopular, so you've got t

think ed rendell and move him east christie is a good talker knowledgeable for non professional but noreat insights. christie's day at the beach during that government shutdown provided the firework on day one of his afternoon drive audition that was monday. remember, the governor spent a full day at a private beach only open to the governor's jersey shore home. this while state run beaches were closed to the public because of that budget stalemate in trenton. generated in part by christie. mike from montclair, well he was not having it. >> governor, next time you want to sit on beach that is closed to the entire world except you -- >> yeah. >> you put your fat bleep and in a car and go to one that's open to all constituents. >> what's that gov. >> you know, mike, i lost -- i love getting calls from communists in montclair. >> communists in montclair. >> you're a bully governor. i don't like bullies. >> you know what, listen, i'm not the one who came on the air -- hold on mike. mike i'm not the guy who came on the air swore on the air. >> who swore. >> you did. >> get the heck out of h

has the support of former governor ed rendell. >> from the news journal delaware is refusing to handation data to the federal government. now the federal request comes from the presidential advisory commission, on election integrity. which is probing. president trump unfounded allegation of election fraud in 2016. delaware secretary of state calls the request disingenuous, and inapropriate. >> that's a a look at the headlines around the delaware val. >> i military father and his children get a surprise miles away out at a philadelphia phillies game. >> that would be us sergeant, us air force sergeant on the scoreboard, her husband, air force veteran, and her children love while deployed. also presented the family with mice jerseys, and today the phillies will all wear stars and stripes in honor of us veterans and service members. >> pretty cool. >> love those stories. can't get enough of them. >> and coming up: new jersey shutdown is over. >> the late night deal lawmakers reached with governor chris christie zero open the garden state parks, for business, on this independence day. >>

of the wall before the remodel given to those who inspired them, like former mayor and governor ed rendell getting a sneak peak of the new place and making a reservation for next week. >> almost two decades, the place where political people go, business people, inter mink link, always the day after the election, that there is a big meeting of all of the political people, had lunch at the palm. >> paul sands err the palm philadelphia general manager. he said the menu pretty much the same. it is the space that has changed. >> if you look around, tremendous amount of eye appeal. >> final preparations are underway, the char can i tours painted on walls, not all of them are newment take rocky over there. he's from the old wall. >> we can't show you all of them because it is a surprise for opening day. we can show this one, bradley cooper and his mother cooking lobster. >> the big difference now between what we did in the olds restaurant, not doing them in the studio any more, doing them directly on the wall, obviously more time consuming. >> how do you get your face on the you. >> all about loy

of the wall before the remodel, give tone those who inspire them like former mayor and governor ed rendell getting sneak peak of the new place and making a reservation for next week. >> place where business people, particularly people who have developed their inner mink link, always a tradition the day after the election there is a big meeting of all of the political people, have lunch at the palm. >> paul sander the palm philadelphia's general manager. he said the menu is pretty much the same, it is the space that's changed. >> if you take a look around, i think there is a tremendous amount of eye appeal in what we presented here. >> final preparations are underway, the charge can i tours being painted on the wall, not all are new, take rocky over, there from the old wall. >> we can't show you all of the characture tours, surprise for opening day, we can show this one, bradley cooper and his mother cooking lobster. >> the big difference now, between what we did in the olds restaurant, not doing them in the studio any more, doing them directly on the wall, more time consuming. >> how do yo

. >> members of black lives matter began shouting at former pennsylvania governor ed rendell as he spokeranklin square's 11th birthday. the demonstrators vowed to continue disrupting public events until a grand jury looks at david jones' case. >> we want justice for david jones immediately. and if we don't get no justice, this city will get no peace. >> they have the right to be here. it is a public park and they have a right to say what they want to say. i wouldn't have disrupted a ceremony that was basically for children but that's their call. >> surveillance video captured jones being shot in the back while running from the scene of a traffic stop in hunting park last month. >> time for a check of the "action news" traffic report monday night. >> matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center and a lot going on for a monday, hm, matt. >> yeah, several things we're protesting that's for sure. we had an earlier vehicle fire on the vine street expressway rick and monica got us off to a bad start this morning. we're never really recovered. you can see the vine east of the schuylkill east

. >> members of black lives matter began shouting at former pennsylvania governor ed rendell as he spokebration of franklin square's 11th birthday. they vow to disrupt public events until a grand jury looks at jones' case. >> and we're saying now that no politician will be safe, no event, no press conference. we don't care what we have to do. we're saying as far as that's concerned, we want justice for david jones immediately. >> and they have every right to say what they want to say. i wouldn't have disrupted a ceremony that was basically for children but that's their call and look, if they want to disrupt ceremonies as long as they're in public places, they have the right to do that. >> after today's tense confrontation, the parents and children attending the franklin square party were moved inside to a different location. >> all right, time now to get back to that forecast as we start a new work week. a lot of sunshine out there today. >> that's right. adam how we looking today and tomorrow first day of august. >> yeah, temperatures heating up. we're going to go back to the 90's. you

o'malley, and the former governor of the pennsylvania and our great city of philadelphia, edward rendell [ applause ] >> i'm also pleased to recognize congressman kyle warity for join s us and members of the city council of philadelphia, mark squilla, leslie russell. thank you. [ applause ] >> we are joined by our great partner, the superintendent national historical park, cynthia mcleod. it is such a privilege which the architect of this great landmark new building robert a.m. stern and his associates join us. we're delighted you came. [ applause ] >> and we are also joined by the founder of intech construction who built this museum on time and on budget, will schwartz a new member of the board of the museum of the american revolution. we have guests from many places and we are -- we are so honored that leaders of museums and cultural institutions from across philadelphia are with us today. you are too numerous to support so raise your hands so that everyone knows you are here. thank you for turning out and joining us and welcoming us as we proudly join your ranks as one of the great cu

maya harris, a former hillary clinton campaign senior advisor, and former democratic governor, ed rendell of pennsylvania, also an nbc news political analyst. pretty starry lineup there, if i do say so myself. thanks, guys, for joining me. elise, right to you. what you heard there from tom cole, did john mccain take the hit for other senators? >> you know, this entire process has been so completely dysfunctional that, yes, on some levels perhaps john mccain did take heat off of other senators who would have suffered if the bill in its current incarnation had gone forward. but really i think that right now what i'm hearing is a lot of republican strategists and congressional members who are putting some of the blame on donald trump. they feel like they just didn't have a heavyweight pushing this from the white house podium. and also, you know, you can say what you want about senator mcconnell, but at the end of the day he had the strategy right, but there was not policy there. and so without any policy to push that people were excited about, there really was very little to be done at the e

rendell health stuff in particular, we need to focus on specific areas.hrough the roof and we need to find a way to tackle demand anomie can make jobs need to find a way to tackle demand anomie can makejobs more manageable. it is notjust an isolated focus on workforce — we have to look at all the pressures that are facing the nhs. one final thought. the nursing and midwifery council says the trend for those leaving the profession is most pronounced among british nurses. do you have any concern about what you might call a brexit effect could also have an impact on staffing numbers as well if non—british nurses leave the profession? absolutely. i think the two things in terms of the level of pressure, that we are likely to see in the workforce, the survey shows that many are leaving, but we know that brexit is having an impact. it might not be the only reason, but it is a reason and we have to do but all of these together. that is the important thing to remember. it is not talking about one issue. there isa not talking about one issue. there is a whole host

i'm going to be specific here and say what joe biden and what ed rendell said back in the dnc.n. >> democrats in rural america, like rural west virginia, felt like the national democratic party have left them and forgotten them. it was always about the working person. we've overregulated to the point so we're so politically correct we can't do anything, so taking our jobs away. the fairness to the tax system seems to be out of balance. there's not a chance for an average perp in a rural area to really get ahead. so they said, wait a minute, you guys have left us, so we'll try something different. and the only thing i have said is that, you know, not all democrats are like that. i'm not a washington democrat. i'm a west virginia rural democrat who believes in fairness, the rule of law, and also believes in giving people a helping hand. i also believe people ought to get off their butt and work a little if they can. give some effort back. it looks like we not demanded accountability and responsibility. we've got to reconnect. and it can't be all about urban -- the democratic part