so this, what you are looking down, now stillman street. and still without power on stillman.here is the trash trucks, trying to pick up the trash in the dark, with the street loaded with trash. so this is what we were talking about, when you are walking, watch out, the streets are loaded with garbage and debris which you can't see at night. there is the news truck over there. we parked it in central location. so at least the septa bus drivers are happy to see these generators, which you'll hear one humming up as i walk up to 25th street, which hopefully is powering that real-time crime camera, as well, for the philly police. there is allowed err generator with the chain on it. and here we go again. twenty-fifth street, some people have personal generators to the right. so they've got some lights. and here is another of the many peco trucks we're seeing, when we got to this corner, there was peco truck on every corner. so you can see, they are working around the clock, trying to get the power back on. and as we look straight ahead, you can see, a little sunrise. all right, chr

jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour toill change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person,

jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour tohange their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn. i can't think of another word but phenomenal. [ music ] >> roma downey: as a mother, i would do anything i could to help my child live a normal life. and i'm sure you would, too.

jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to will change their lives forever.

jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour tomething that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn. i can't think of another word but phenomenal. [ music ] >> roma downey: as a mother, i would do anything i could to help my child live a normal life. and i'm sure you would, too. but what if you couldn't do anything? what if you were totally helpless?

off now with the crane to be dropped off through all of these streets we've been on, you name it, stillman, toronto, street after street, block after block, completely in the dark. a lot of people shivering overnight, a lot of people using their phones, for light, so they're in their cars to keep warm, to sleep, never safe to do. that will but mostly to charge up their phones, which is their only communication with the outside world. they're watching it. v on their phones, they've been watching us, they tell me on their phone. just to get some information. so, there you see more generators going, and being dropped off here you can see, that concern right there co-innings dentally, big generator on the back of the truck, chris come over here to the right, in the another one of those little generators cranking up the traffic light there, at 27th and allegheny here. you can hear the hum of that. but this is like an army here in here with peco. and bob kelly, look at this, right to the left, peco trucks taking up a lot of allegheny avenue, which is main drag up to the allegheny entrance and ex

>> yes we had a meeting with tony and stillman and also i spoke for probably 30 min., 35 min. with kelly ellis on the phone because she could not attend the meeting. there received one other concern that was more about [inaudible] from the area for another area think his name is mike. >> thank you. >> commissioner thomas >> i realize that [inaudible] is not your this can be simply lower from these other conversations we've been having with other clubs you're coming to us in the context of having a conversation with unhappy neighbors happy club owners and so on. so i would encourage you to go even further out of your way to engage with the neighbors and consider them how to plan for solution as opposed to a problem. if the club owner are getting together to come up with a coordinated approach, that you include the neighbors in that we want to see you succeed we want to see all the business all the entertainment businesses in the neighborhood succeed but that is not evidence can be hard for us to help you succeed if the neighbors are continuing to be kept awake all night. so cou

>> yes we had a meeting with tony and stillman and also i spoke for probably 30 min., 35 min. with kelly ellis on the phone because she could not attend the meeting. there received one other concern that was more about [inaudible] from the area for another area think his name is mike. >> thank you. >> commissioner thomas >> i realize that [inaudible] is not your this can be simply lower from these other conversations we've been having with other clubs you're coming to us in the context of having a conversation with unhappy neighbors happy club owners and so on. so i would encourage you to go even further out of your way to engage with the neighbors and consider them how to plan for solution as opposed to a problem. if the club owner are getting together to come up with a coordinated approach, that you include the neighbors in that we want to see you succeed we want to see all the business all the entertainment businesses in the neighborhood succeed but that is not evidence can be hard for us to help you succeed if the neighbors are continuing to be kept awake all night. so cou

>> yes we had a meeting with tony and stillman and also i spoke for probably 30 min., 35 min. with kelly ellis on the phone because she could not attend the meeting. there received one other concern that was more about [inaudible] from the area for another area think his name is mike. >> thank you. >> commissioner thomas >> i realize that [inaudible] is not your this can be simply lower from these other conversations we've been having with other clubs you're coming to us in the context of having a conversation with unhappy neighbors happy club owners and so on. so i would encourage you to go even further out of your way to engage with the neighbors and consider them how to plan for solution as opposed to a problem. if the club owner are getting together to come up with a coordinated approach, that you include the neighbors in that we want to see you succeed we want to see all the business all the entertainment businesses in the neighborhood succeed but that is not evidence can be hard for us to help you succeed if the neighbors are continuing to be kept awake all night. so cou

joining us now, david stillman, and his son jonah stillman. i can't keep up with the letters.. >> also known as the millennials. >> gen y is the millennials. what's gen z? what's the age bracket? . >> they were born between 1995 and 2012. >> i'm very skeptical of all these letters. they don't mean all that much to me. what distinguishes this group? >> so a common misconception is that anyone under the age of 30 is a millennial. basically, the whole idea of this book is to pry neioneer a dialogue, telling people we are different from the millennials. as we enter the work force, naturally we have to be treated differently because we grew up in a different time. >> i'm on your side. >> thank you very much. >> you should hate the millennials. >> can't stand them. you should differentiate yourself. you don't have one of those man buns. >> back to the hair topic. >> it's all about the hair. >> they're insufferable. they don't leave the house. >> how are you different? >> so boomers raised millennials. at a young age, millennials were told by their boomer parents, if they work hard w

there is stillman date you have to have this particular kind of coverage.e two? can't you just wait and adjust it in phase two? he said yes, we don't want to spend the time waiting. i don't find that a particular attractive argument. i'm quite prepared to wait to change that mandate if it means getting a yes vote now. not you? >> stuart, secretary price can only do so much. he can only use authority given to him by obamacare. he has to operate within the confines of obamacare, even under this bill paul ryan will put on the floor. that means that premiums will still be too high. we want to make sure premiums go low. if it takes a little bit longer to get the policy right in this bill, that is worth waiting for. stuart: okay. if push comes to shove and right up -- i know you're laughing, you know what's coming, right up to the very last second, the voting has begun, and you would say vote no if i don't get that 20% that is, we want in that bill? , push comes to shove, you would vote no, would you? >> stuart, on the bill that paul ryan has right now, it should