tonight, commissioner richard roth launched an internal affairs investigation when he found out about the case this week. nicole norman says officers had an arrest warrant for her son two weeks ago. they knocked on her door. she said he wasn't home. she refused because they did not have a search warrant. officers grabbed her, pulled her out of her house and arrested her. >> it was insane. it was -- i felt -- i had to ask myself if i had done something wrong although i know that i didn't. >> she is charged with disorderly conduct and has a court date tomorrow. >>> atlantic city's fiscal crisis will unravel more tomorrow, that's when the mayor will announce how a planned city hall shutdown will impact workers and residents. we spoke to employees who were making storm drain repairs today. they don't know whether or not they'll be asked to stay home or work without paychecks to eventually receive back pay. workers fear they won't make ends meet. >> it's harsh, tragic news. i have a mortgage, i have kids in school, i've got to put food on the table. i'm the bread winner. i've been with wit

. >> reporter: philadelphia police commissioner richard roth and other members of the police department filled the courtroom during the testimony. archer returns to court later this month charged with attempted murder in this case. officer hartnett already has had seven surgeries, he's planning on another surgery any day now. >>. >>> a chester police officer is arrested and suspended from the force after accusations he sexually assaulted three female inmates over the past year. prosecutors say officer roosevelt turner exposed himself to one woman and are demanded two others take their pants off. this all allegedly happened as he was processing the victims after they had been arrested. prosecutors say after the alleged assault he even reached out to one victim on facebook. >> he victimized these individuals, manipulated them. humiliated them and later we were able to document through social media he indicated to this victim thank you for an enjoyable time. >> turner faces charges of indecent assault and official oppression. police are concern there had may be other victims. >>> a road tr

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i'm richard roth man rertsd city worker and 3 items one is when i was coming her i recommended i called the it department a month ago to ask for help about south my password and realized none returned my call maybe the board wants to find out about the it and the hedge funds how come i read negative articles an article yesterday in the chronicle about hedge funds and their returns are not better than the average returns so you know hedge funds are so good why not good articles again hedge funds and the final item - >> yes. the chronicle yesterday. >> an now dead piece. >> anyone can write and submit. >> it hazard to be approved by somebody i don't know what the chronicles standards are and the other item will i don't know just really bortsd me to my left is the city has agreed to attorneyss that worker or work for the spreadsheets city and good on to the justin's judges will change the formula when they do reciprocal agreements i have a been around the retirement issues i thought everybody what is everything was a city charter amendment i thought everything has to go through a city chap

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richard nixon got to appoint warren berger, who became chief justice. heavy politics in all of this. what are you hearing on capitol hill and from the white house? gabe roth: i am hearing that it is going to be a long, slow year in the senate judiciary committee. it is going to be, the nominee will be held up, and whoever wins the white house in november better get ready to potentially ant few new justices given the current age. not only scalia but also three other justices who are 75 or older. breyer, ginsburg, and kennedy. the next president has the potential to appoint a handful of justices. it is my hope that while this -- it is an election year, but it is always an election year, right? after time, the voters will zero sum game, and they will come together to find out a nominee.through maybe not confirm, but at least have a hearing. that is the basic building blocks of democracy. they should not go away just because there is a federal election coming up, and the be a number of vacancies in the coming years with the senate judiciary committee. they have a whole number of issues. the people who did this and left,on the right they have been in the senat

richard nixon got to appoint warren berger, who became chief justice. heavy politics in all of this. what are you hearing on capitol hill and from the white house? gabe roth: i am hearing that it is going to be a long, slow year in the senate judiciary committee. it is going to be, the nominee will be held up, and whoever wins the white house in november better get ready to appoint, appoint potentially a few new justices given the current age. not only scalia, but also three other justices who are 75 or older. breyer, ginsburg, and kennedy. the next president has the potential to appoint a handful of justices. it is my hope that while it is an election year, but it is always an election year, right? after time, the voters will reject zero sum game, and they will come together to find out how to put through a nominee. maybe not confirm, but at least have a hearing. that is the basic building blocks of democracy. they should not go away just because there is a federal election coming up, and the be a number of vacancies in the coming years with the senate judiciary committee. they have a whole number of issues. the people who lead this left,tee on the right

richard nixon got to appoint warren berger, who became chief justice. heavy politics in all of this. what's your view of what you're hearing right now on capitol hill and from the white house? gabe roth: i am hearing that it is going to be a long, slow year in the senate judiciary committee. that it's going to be -- you know, the nominee is going to be held up and whoever wins the white house in november better get ready to appoint, appoint potentially a few new justices given the current age. not only is there the scalia vacancy but you are talking about three other justices who are 75 or older. that's breyer, ginsburg, and kennedy. the next president has the potential to appoint a handful of justices. so it's my hope that while this -- i mean, this is an election year. it's always an election year, right? after time the voters will reject this zero-sum game and the senate will come together to figure out how to put through a nominee. at least maybe not confirm them but have a hearing. i think just the basic building blocks of democracy should go away because there is a ontested election coming up. and a number of vacancies in the coming years with the senate judiciary committee. th