left behind. >> if you found an opportunity to get out of the city, many moved to the country, you left.t you left behind was ageing housing stock and declining tax base. it had implications for the economy and the schools, and certainly for the welfare and wellbeing of the people left behind in the segregated neighbourhoods.. >> what happens to the quality of life. >> we live five blocks away. this is a city and neighbourhood that we know well. the quality of life is people who are desperate. homeless people, looking for any way to met it. he had economy asking for opportunities. you have people desperate for jobs, and people preying on other people looking for any way, resources to get from others in similar circumstances. so you have pain, desperation, despair and depression. it manifests itself in many ways, not just economically, but the health and wellbeing of individual families. >>> there are some healthy industries there. there's a fabulous port, an important concrewate. there's underarmour, entertainment, convention business, world class medical facility. people in the neighbou

i've got a new problem here, a disabled vehicle blocks the left lane eastbound as you head towards center city left lane being blocked and it already is creating a jam eastbound on the schuylkill from the boulevard to montgomery. that's a new problem out there right now on the schuylkill. septa trolleys route 101 will not run between monroe street and orange street from 4:50 today to 11 o'clock tonight because of the dining under the stars in media event dave. >> sounds fun. we're in the 60's right now staying in the 60's by 9:00 there's the possibility of a brief shower at times during the morning hours. then the afternoon looks like a mix of clouds and sun. we'll be in the mid 70's with a high of 76 probably around 2 o'clock this afternoon and still holding onto 70 by 6 o'clock. across the wide view little bit of shower activity down off florida. we have this line of showers developing with some possible thunderstorms coming later on and this is the area of the country where you expect the best chance of severe weather today, so if you're flying out toward omaha wichita oklahoma city maybe d

practitioner establishment in terms of the health code something our city attorney found they've left out and so city attorney if you could confirm for the record john gibner, deputy city attorney yes without having to refer it it to planning. >> thank you very much thank you, colleagues. >> supervisor wiener. >> thank you very much madam chair and thank evidently on both sides one of the issues the worse issue that both sides are right and bodies make really good points we know there say we have a real tangible legitimate problem in terms of the human trafficking associated those are not true establishment but criminal entrepreneurs that are mass ratting as massage establishment be that as it may a that's how their registering and setting themselves up and abusing the system it is a very, very real problem that is having impacts on people who are just being absolutely victimized it is deplorable the bay area is one the epic systems in this country is a real strain on the regional at the same time, we have many legitimate businesses that are not highly capitalized bmw's first and foremost and wanted to make sure we

specifically the tenderloin and as i've said not many of us left if you keep on passing those there woeptd be many of us left around the city i work with the mission collaborative we're in opposition the sro substantiates we don't need more luxury housing people are been referencing but we've exceeded the number of unit for mandatory housing in the eastern neighborhood project all right. we don't need any more there's no shortage of luxury housing in the mission and as blind loyalty failed to splid will not save the see crisis and capitalism will not save us there are people in this room have stickers four units of below grade is nothing the city is shame fully on time to the affordability it will increase gentrification and kick out people that need to stay in the mission this is one of them the question is when will you say enough is enough and every time a project comes it comes with support as long as and a they follow the rules and displacement and the lack of need for affordable housing in the mission you can what can on every street this there is luxury housing when will you show leadership in the face to face of thi

city. >> there's no sad songs in blues. it's just sad hearts. you're singing the blues, hey lighten that heart up a little bit. your woman left youer man you sang it and you express it, you feel better. >> ♪ ♪ >>> and for those who are tapping their feet and swaying along. the russell city blues festival is scheduledded for this july in hayward. tickets are now on sale. and that's it for this week's second look. i'm julie haener, thank you for watching. (yawns) look, i know you're tired, but just think how good you're gonna feel tomorrow when you wake up and we have all-new shelf paper. i wish i didn't get what you were talking about, but i do. i just do. (cell phone rings) hey, who could be calling at this hour? (ring) oh. it's sal. mnh-mnh. (beep) no. not answering that. whatever earth-shattering drama she's going through can wait. (pounds on door) until she gets here. (pounding) oh, god. i hope we have vodka. we don't, mitchell. (pounding continues) sal was our best girlfriend from back in our party days, but over the years, we've kind of gone in different directions. we chose forward. uh, something's wrong with that door. oka

outside and look live from sky 6 hd at the jersey shore a foggy scene in atlantic city, you can see caesar there's to the left, it's warming up out there and we are back in the 80s later, meteorologist david murphy, outside of our studios. >> we had cloud cover around eshlier rick but as you look across the immediate region now, it looks like pretty bright blue skies in place look at satellite and early cloud cover is really filetering away. it's the possibility of a redeveloping fair weather cumulous cloud cover as we go through the afternoon cloudy in spots down by the ocean and temperatures are warming up not only here but up and down the east coast, 75 in philadelphia and washington 77 and 77 up in new york city in central park, pittsburgh 79 degrees, from you headed out to the playground, grab the sunscreen and go for it. partly sunny and a light wind, warm and a cool bottle of water is a good idea too 80 is your high at 3:00 and we'll spend a couple of hours sitting on that 80 degree high before we start to slide back down, sunshine is definitely a good idea. 2:00, 79 degrees, by 4:00 we hold on to 80 a

city. otherwise you can see how the clouds have left we started with the past couple of mornings. we'll see bright sunshine to start you off. 68 degrees in philadelphia. look at the temperatures in the lehigh valley. 56 in allentown and 61 in reading. and the areas farther north and west, that's where you're feeling the difference in humidity. for the refuse us it's a bit less humid but not as dra -- dramatic as it is to the north and west. the dewpoints below 60s that's a big change. here's what to expect as the day progresses, lots of sunshine, today the high of 86. 73 by 9:00 a.m. noon, 8 # and 3:00 p.m., 85. 6:00 p.m., 83. >> reporter: we're checking sun glare, so far so -- expecting sun glare, so far so good on 476. mets hop on 476 between lansdale and quakertown there was overnight construction, the crews have packed up and gone home. that's good news. if you're coming southbound watch out there's a spot where there's a dead deer taking out the left lane, unfortunate situation. watch out for that if you're traveling southbound. lots of construction in camden county for the n

you just be yourself. >> i left mine in the city, but it's better because you know what makes it better for you, though?hat's that? >> you fell in love with her mind before anything else. it's like, it's way better. >> colbert's neighbor is terrance mickey. >> who would have ever thought that i come over here and we'll be over here, and then i meet the woman of my dreams? you know what i'm saying? >> three years earlier, colbert, like mickey, is also transferred to suffolk county from new york's rikers island jail, due to the power he held over the bloods gang. >> information we had, they're both supposedly equal in two different sets, like saying who's higher, a general in the marines or a general in the army? >> i don't really know why, but they say i have some type of influence over other prisoners, so they decided to send me here. gr came here with a stack of paperwork about that thick. he was caught shackled, belly chained, because they said he could take his fingers, point to a individual, and send those bloods on that perb or rile it up. he's hard core. >> coming up -- >> when she leaves it's goi

and visit our website to learn how you may be able to get every month free. >>> boston. a city attacked and leftnd bleeding is now a city on lockdown. >> move, move, move! you got to get out of here. >> they're telling everybody to get off the street. >> after a vicious firefight with police in watertown, one brother is dead, the other is on the run. >>> there is a big concern because he's got explosives on him. if this guy comes out, then he may come out and go down in a blaze of glory. >> there is a massive manhunt underway. we're asking people to shelter in place, to stay indoors. >> the stolen suv is found abandoned blocks from the shootout. inside it, an important clue. >> we knew we had hit him because there was blood in that vehicle. and we started the grid search and found some blood behind a house, so we knew he was wounded. >> but his bloody trail vanishes. tactical teams set up a 20-block search radius. terrified residents are holed up in their homes as police search block by block, house by house. >> we had reason to believe he was still in the area but we never were 100% sure of tha

in the next week or two it's going to the final city review processes it is left our shop so to speak and getting it's final city addressed. >> when do youant that that to be finalized and maybe probably won't have a notice to preceded under that contract until the october timeframe. >> we're commencing in october. >> the contract selected on the books and able to start to bill us for the serviced they're providing and then we had already have the operational contract with pacific energy advisor the business case issues their now under contract they are the same firm that helped to launch of mri republican energy and the lancaster the 3 choice programs lancaster about a month and selma for 3 years and, of course the marin celebrated their 5 year anniversary celebration to them we have pending requests for pg&e and also outstanding pg&e is going to be delivering their lastly customer data to us you know every year we requested of them and pay them for it they deliver it we're expecting that in june it is important to the business case for cca help us establish the customer enrollment plan and help us refine the numbers and the performer o

we've left cities to fend for themselves. younow what because of dedication of mayors cities have been coming back. in our city, we see more younger people moving back to the city than we have in decades. it's actually one of the higher numbers of any city in america. the problems in our economy, the way we ship jobs and profits broad, the way we fail to invest in our infrastructure and fail to invest in american cities, we are creating the conditions. please speaker boehner and his crocodile tears about the $130 million, that is a spit in the bucket compared to what we need to do as a nation to rebuild our country and america's cities are the heart of our country. we need an agenda for american cities. we need to stop ignoring especially people of color and act like they're disposable citizens in this nation. that's not how the economy is supposed to work or the country. >> do you think you can still run on your record, mayor of baltimore and governor. you're getting a lot of scrutiny now. do you think this is a positive thing t

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city. if you look at the lower left-hand corner, you can see a peon picking up a rock and preparing to throw it at the american troops. this is an image that expresses the extreme hostility of many people in mexico city to having their city occupied by american troops. initially, americans were enthusiastic about the fact their army had captured -- conquered the capital of another country. when mexicans refused to complete peace treaty, what began was a period of bleak occupation that ended up being terrible for the army and pro war movement generally. winfield scott's troops were subjected to daily guerrilla warfare by mexican forces. there was no end to the war insight because mexico refused to give up. at the same time, a lot of expansionists in the united states begin to argue maybe the u.s. should annex all of mexico. if you have already conquered the capital city, why not take it all? at this point, people around the country begin to question whether this war should go on further. the turning point in the creation of the national movement occurs two months after scott occupies mexico c

city. otherwise you can see how the clouds have left we started with the past couple of mornings. we'll see bright sunshine to start you off. 68 degrees in philadelphia. look at the temperatures in the lehigh valley. 56 in allentown and 61 in reading.

you days left. eighty-six in the city. allentown 87. poconos 78. millville 81.own the the shore cooler atlantic city at the airport 75 degrees but cooler on the beach and board there. look at the cool that is coming. these are the current temperatures in bismarck, wrapped city, billings in the 50's minneapolis 66. and then that cool pool of air will be in chicago by tomorrow. i looked at afternoon high for chicago for tomorrow it is 49 degrees. that is cold. and some of that will be moving our way. the first we will see steamy heat ahead of the cold front. temperatures in the 80's tomorrow with scattered showers and storms. more numerous on sunday so be aware of that sunday during the afternoon and evening showers and storms. this cold front is strong because behind it, we have much cooler air. things get complicated with this area of low pressure that wants to linger but with the combination of the on shore flow and cool air moving from the west it is going to create a very chilly start to the in have of june on monday. overnight partly cloudy, low of 68, durin

to report and i do want to quickly mention, if you are going to take the bay bridge in the city the fremont exit is close, you want top stay in your leftg t. drive time from macarthur to the city still runs to 10 minutes. now, the traffic map here, you can see pretty much we are looking atmosly green on the sensor there where we have no problems on 80s and heading west to san francisco. there is a little incident on the bridge about half way through just pass treasure island. there is a stall vehicle on the shoulder. it is not causing any major backups or delays. again, drive time is under 10 minutes this morning. all across the bay area i am checking out the bridges and including golden gate and san mateo things are looking good. don't forget to go to our website for closures, www.kron4.com. that'll explain to you in all details of what's closed and especially all around the golden gate park area, it is going to be a mess. so i would say avoid golden gate park this morning and this afternoon if you can. those roads will remain closed for quite a bit and a lot of crazy people in costumes and all sorts of states in mind. they're going t

that faces the low income households in the city i'm going to represent that with this chart it is basically a line if our on the left and lower side of line it you can see how many affordable housing in the city and how much the other housing stock in the city any year the city is on the 2350b89 challenge it is going to get worse we basically need to be on that line or above to not have the availability challenge the 46 percent number this is the immigration problem it doesn't matter if you build a lot of affordable housing there's going to windup having the effect the price of housing in san francisco to the same degree what is important if you look at how much the city housing has built i apologize for the lack of clarity i'll tell you was it chart is saying what i've done is mark the gray dots how much affordable and mandatory housing the city has built in this decade we did this in 2010 this is 2011 and this the the envelope and this is the biggest year 2013 we built 13 hundred market rate unit none of the level of housing is sufficient you to address the demand we've seen during this period the good news this established the affordable and

you for being with me this morning. >>> live from new york city still ahead, incredible new pictures showing complete destruction in van, texas from an ef-3 tornado that left three people dead. in texas, the threat of flooding

cities. that will happen even though the left has a chance in some cities and regions, you say it's a country with a 2-party system. now we are looking at growing to becoming a 4-party system, what do you think that says about what the spanish people want what is going on in the country. >> yes, sith this meaning that -- i think this means that people are looking forward to new options, alternatives the crisis had a tremendous impact in everyone's lives, and i think it's a good thing that this new party is trying to you know make people more interested in politics. for example, young people that used to be fed up with politics are more interested. are more passionate, and more willing to go to the polls, i think it's a good thing. voter participation could be up. >> yes, it probably will. especially because of the young people. let's talk about - you heard patricia's story - high levels of corruption growing inequality unemployment concerns about austerity, one of these parties. that - one of these additional parties, is really focused on anti-austerity. >> yes. >> talk about the rise of this

you. naibl. >> to my left is robert brian he's a deputy city attorney and he'll provide the board with any legal advice tonight. at the controls is the board's legal assistant victor pa chen koe, i'm the executive director we'll be joined tonight by some of the represents from city departments that had cases before the board i see that raoul shau is here, and also chris buck, urban forester is here also from public works. i believe we'll be joined shortly by scott sanchez, the city zoning administrator who represents the planning commission and joseph duffy senior building inspector representing the department of building inspection. we'll also be representatives here, perhaps they're already in the audience from the department of public health who will be here for those cases that are related to that department. mr. pacheco, if you could please go over the meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board requests to turn off all cell phones and pagers so they do not interfere with the proceedings the board's rules of presentation is as follows, appellants, permit hold esinge

you and your father left your mother at home in your home city to move to beijing. >> yeah. >> under very difficult circumstances, to try to bring your career forward, to make it into conservatory. your father, by the accounts you give, i think in the west that would be interpreted as the tiger dad. >> absolutely. yeah. >> the story that you tell, that your father told you had nothing to live for. he thought you had failed at a particular point. he suggested you commit suicide. what did you learn from that looking back now? >> it's - i mean, it's kind of hard thing. you know, to even think about it. it's something that i think the love become too extreme, what you call? you know? and also, you know, every one of my family members, like my parents, and myself, we were under a lot of pressure. it's not completely, i mean, it's not completely my father's fault, or my fault, or my family fault, or the teacher's fault. it just - somehow when you have - such a high hope, you know you really believe you can do it, and you really want to do it, you know, you become very aggressive. and somet

you. philips sonicare. >>> boston. a city attacked and left wounded and bleeding is now a city on lockdown. >> wow! of here. >> after a vicious fire fight with police in watertown, one brother is dead, the other is on the run. >>> there is a big concern because he's got explosives on him. if this guy comes out, then he may come out and go down in a blaze of glory. >> there is a massive manhunt underway. we're asking people to shelter in place, to stay indoors. >> the stolen suv is found abandoned blocked from the shootout. inside it, an important clue. >> we knew we had hit him because there was blood in that vehicle. and we started the grid search and found some blood behind a house so we knew he was wounded. >> but his bloody trail vanishs. tactical teams set up a 20-block search radius. terrified residents are terrified as teams search block by block, house by house. >> we had reason to believe he was still in the area but were never 100% sure of that. >> hours pass with no leads. where is he? is he alive? will he kill again? >> we didn't know whether we would be able to apprehend him. we were g

that, there were no young kids in that home, we'll bring you updates katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> gunfire in the city of chester left two men hit one critically. one was rushed to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the head the second victim showed up with a gunshot wound to the arm. >>> an autopsy is which he schedule he willed on a 1-year-old -- is scheduled on a 1-year-old boy who was tossed into the lehigh river by his own mother. his mother pushed the child over the railing of an allentown bridge on may 3. a police officer pulled the by from the river 700 yards downstream, but he was under four minutes. perry is charged with attempted murder. there's no word on if the charges will be upgraded. >> it was a difficult mother's day for a mother who went to visit her grandmother's grave in delaware county. she arrived to find the site at a state in disrepair. she laid flowers at the grave yesterday and psalm that the area was overgrown with -- and she claims that the area is overgrown with grass and weeds. >> everybody is complaining but nothing is getting done. "action news" reached out to mount lawn cemetary, of

city, demonstrators clashed with police. >> more than 100 people were arrested during the protests in manhattan. >> larry: come on, guys! i just left town to go to some protesting. ( laughter ) it's almost like you weren't even thinking about "the nightly show with larry wilmore" at all when you made your "let's start a protest in larry's 'hood" plan. know my scheduled, all right. man. the thing that fascinated me the most was this gang truce. i don't know if you guys heard about it but everybody was talking about it. >> rival gangs it's bloods, crips, and black guerilla

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the white horse pike, left and center lanes were block but looks like this may be clearing up now as people are getting by. so we have to keep you updated on. that will atlantic city expressway there is a car fire between the toll plaza -- plaza left lane, near route 50. that's a look at your rye this morning. >> curious kulae goes for walk and turns a few heads. see what happened when the animal wandered into a hospital. >> also, it is the marathon kiss that went viral. now, the mystery man caught locking lips with a runner has finally been revealed. more on this coming up. >> update on delaware family poisoned by pesticide, two teenagers, sean and ryan, remain hospitalized, in critical condition. family fell nil march after an applicant or working for term inch ex used methyl pro blind at the caribbean resigned they were staying. the pesticide has been banned for residential use in 1984 the ep a and other agencies are shreking this incident. >> funeral plans underway for a new york city police officer, who died after he was shot in the head. >> eye tell to go stop a man suspected every caring a gun in queens. police say that suspect blackwell, fired twice at the