this morning, we found out the scc was not -- scc was not bluffing. >> they canceled our crack. >> announcement at a hastily called and little publicized meeting of the is cc left union members in a state of shock. commissioner chair bill green dropped the bomb. after two years of asking the teachers union for concessions their patience had run out. >> to accomplish this, the school reform commission will exercise the pours given to us by late law to cancel the labor contract between the school district and philadelphia federation of teachers. >> pft members will be required to contribute to their health benefits at a cost of between 27 and $200 a month. depending on their salary and the level of their coverage. the src says the move will add nearly $44 million this year to district covers with individual principals given wide discretion on how to spent the wind fall. superintendent dr. william hite said he reluctantly supported the maneuver. >> i do not want to enact deep pay cuts or massive layoffs. and i cannot fathom how the district would continue to function if we once again had to make f

many challenging the scc and its controversial decision. commissioners say their decision about teacher contracts will save the cash strapped district more than $40 million. >> on your radar tonight, cold on the way for your weekend. chief meteorologist scott williams tracking just how low the temps will drop. >> that's right. that certainly was on your radar this evening. a chill for a part of the weekend in particular the second half. we're talking sunday some of that cool, colder air of the season diving down from canada with a trough and temperatures are going to be chilly. struggling, yes, to make it out of the 50s. here's sunday morning upper 40s in philadelphia to start. as we roll the clock through the afternoon, temperatures really don't budge that much. here's 5:00 in the afternoon. low 50s north and west. 54 degrees in philadelphia. mid 50s in atlantic city. so the bottom line we're looking at a chilly sunday temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below average and, yes, some frost is likely by sunday night. the entire weekend forecast as

we do regularly update our policies, and, in fact the b scc, which is sort of the keeper of title 15 reviews this every two years and our last review, which was conducted, july, 2013 found that we meet or exceed all of the title 15 requirements. and we will continue to review our policies every two years and continue to update them as operational needs dictate. the second recommendation was that the department should review and update procedures for staffing of inmates, housed in the general wards of san francisco germ. general. if an inmate has either medical or psychological conditions that require hospitalization, they can be housed in what is staffed by deputies. if there are only two people in that ward, they then go to general beds within the general ward of san francisco general and staffed on 1:1 basis by our deputy sheriffs. so we have reviewed our policy in relation to staffing this area and as i have just articulated, we have clarified our policy. recommendation 2c is that the department should clarify procedures for transfering inmates -- again to provide a little bit of

attached picture is the principal devin blizzard and a ranger from scc parks. spotted on the williams campus this evening at 7:45pm. >> pam: the safety of the williams students is our daily highest priority. we are remaining on high alert for any sightings of the lion and will be proactive in checking the campus before students arrive tomorrow morning. we encourage any neighbors sighting the mountain lion to contact the police immediately. but, we did have a ranger than 60 people dead. >> according to the plea deal with good behavior he could be available for a modified sentence on his 18th birthday card. after people find a dentist through us, they often say, "i wish i had done this sooner." don't put it off any longer. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ >>: grant bridge in news. a suspect armed and dangerous at marty ave with police activity starting about 8:00 tonight. both the directions of 880 shot down north and southbound as police tried to find an armed and dangerous suspect creek we will let you know as soon as they opened 880. in major traffic issue as the g

sq >> we had scc porn on their hard drive. >> it never goes away. it doesn't matter how ridiculous it is. whether you think it is funny or not, it just stays on the books. >> i don't laugh because it is funny. i laugh because first it was senator fox more now it is colburn. panel, thank you. >>> do you remember a time democrat lost the women's vote. can't remember a single election that happens. next report says democrats are losing women fast. good evening lauren. what's this the democrats are losing the women? zbl >> they are. only in a few key states. states like colorado, kentucky and arkansas. margins are razor thin. >> why are women short of shifting to the republican side away from democrats if that's what's happening. >> there are a few factors at play. one of them is the fact women tend to vote for national security issues when national security is in the news so the fact the islamic state group is in the news means women are starting to feel less secure and when women feel less secure republicans tend to do very well. in states like colora

. >> he also, the administration went to the point of grabbing soaps phone records or push foght scc to have hallway monitors, on to the fact that jay carney, he has made aware that the president is being briefed on exactly what the tv shows are talking about. neil: they knew everything we were saying. >> even people in this administration, she comessafter fox news all the time. they're clearly watching and in tune. neil: bottom line is though thaa there is a pattern of diss missing the agitators. they're all agitating now in the media. right? >> i agree neil. i think all of us we can benefit from listening to a variety of news sources even when they disagree with us. i think the president should be aware of what his critics are saying. why they're saying it. what are the motivations with whom he disagrees soak look for potential paths forward. that's the only way we will understand each other better by listening what the other has to say. >> maybe that's part of the problem. even the people hat used to say nice things. they're not saying nice things anymore. you're just saying, i ca

it is the largest settlement in the scc's history. at&t also cents agreed reform. company pledges it will obtain express informed consent from customers before allowing third party charges on their phone bills and it will make sure that those charges are clearly identified. >>> a train derails catching fire and explodes in canada. this happened in small town every claire, about 50 people evacuate from the their homes, petroleum spilled from two of the derailed cars, and investigators say, that is what caused the fire. neighbors say the derailment is way too close to home. >> it is scary for people who to. and i think more has to be done to detract them. too close to home. >> twenty-six of the 100 carson that train derailed, none of the crew members was hurt. >> the pentagon now trying to down play the expectations of air strikes against isis, as another syrian town looks to set -- look set to fall into the hands of that terror group isis. >> the limits of us-led air strikes are becoming more and more apparent. in fact, two former defense secretaries, bob gates, and

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. >> judge issued an ink junction preventing the scc to move forward canceling teachers contracts. src canceled those contracts two weeks ago which meant among other things teachers had to start contributing to the cost of their own health insurance. school officials say that saves more than $40 million a year. much needed money which goes directly to students. union launched several protests since then include wagon you're looking at right there a massive gathering in center city last week. today's ruling is just preliminary, the teachers union says it is confident things will work out in favor of the teach teachers. no response yet from the src. >> a lengthy and prolific robbery spree comes to an end in philadelphia. >> we have shown you video, surveillance video from some of the crimes here on fox 29. how police say they tracked down the robbers. >>> plus viral video of a man rescuing someone from a house fire and we don't even know the hero's name much hisself less actions still ahead. >> and a chimney, a special delivery of sorts, but this has nothing to do with santa. how pol

hill report, which the scc put out. the numbers have turned the discussion from a policy discussion to a business decision. so we're excited about both options. i'm certain our carriers are going to come to them and it's going to be a win-win for everyone. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on the communicators on c-span 2. >>> last weekend in new hampshire, a senate debate was held between jeanne shaheen and her challenger and former massachusetts r senator scott brown. here's part of their debate. >> when the president does something great, i'll support him. when he did you want do something great, i will make sure i let him know that. i voted with my party and the other side 50% in my entire career. that being said, as an independent senator i can do that. so when we work together with the president on an insider trading bill, my bill work for, you got it done. i worked with democrats to bring it over and we were at the signing ceremony. the higher hero veterans bill, the ability to give veterans jobs and ability to get a ta