so, among the democrats running -- michael untermeyer, rich negrin, joe khan, and teresa carr deni --ne republican -- beth grossman -- who's the front-runner? probably no one right now? >> i think it's tough to say, but i would think that rich negrin, considering that managing director of the city -- high visibility, almost every neighborhood knows him. you know, when you look at the at least prosecutorial chops, you also have joe khan and others, so i think it's going to be an interesting race now that seth has left the podium, because it now becomes a race of ideas, and whoever comes up with a clear and a new vision. it's no longer a race about integrity. it's now a race about future ideas. >> we could see a couple more people get into the race, too, now that this happened. >> i would imagine we could, but i think that that's exactly right, that it will become a race of ideas. again, recalling young seth, when he ran against lynne abraham, he was an unknown. he had worked in her office, but beyond that, no one knew him. but he had ideas, and they resonated with the public, so i thin

el-shabazz, michael untermeyer , rich negrin, joe k han and judge teresa car deni , and political experts say this could be one of the most expensive races and, of course, one of the most diluted. reporting live from center city, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> let's turn to weather. today was a beautiful day in the pocono mountains to hit the slopes this time lapse video showing a very busy jack frost big boulder, filled with people enjoying their presidents day by skiing. and that spring mountain adventures people also took advantage of the weather, families hit the slopes with their children on their day off from schools, and talk about skiing a bit. they say it was a great the day to enjoy the weather. >> a hit will bit warm but that is nice time to learn how to ski. >> it is just a fun take for them, teach them how to ski. >> it is great good snow boarding weather. >> little heavy, slushy out there but still a great daze to skies because there is nobody up there. >> some skiers had said conditions are different then what they are used to in february but it it was a great

s race, you know, you have seven people or eight people who might well be -- i mean, rich negrin certainlytands out as a solid guy who would, under normal circumstances, appear to be a logical guy. nobody in the democratic party is rallying, at least that i can tell yet, to any of these people. and both dougherty and brady seem to be awol on the subject. >> let's -- >> i just want to say, i think there's a little bit of political exhaustion. i mean, i think that we're getting exhausted at the national level daily. and i think that's translating into exhaustion locally. >> maybe let them figure it out and we'll show up later. >> look at the fight, though, that val digiorgio just won against lawrence tabis -- 173 to 171. and that was as brutal a fight for the state gop as was the presidential nomination. congratulations to val digiorgio. >> indeed, congratulations to val, one of our "inside story" panelists. well, one thing that we've heard from most of the democrats in the race is that they support the idea of philadelphia staying a sanctuary city, which is interesting because we had two di