[phone rings] but a little less crazy. Were doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. Because we should fit into your life. Not the other way around. Fox 29 news in hd brought to you by xfinity the future of aweso awesome. Two developing stories right now at 10 00. The first in manayunk where a man drowned this evening in the schuylkill river. Police say the man was seen in the water near the Venice Island Recreation Center much this was just after 6 00 oclock. And then he disappeared. His body was found about an hour later. Officials have not yet released his name and they are not saying why the man was in the river. Also developing to night, a hitandrun investigation in northeast philadelphia. Sixyearold girl was hit around 8 00 oclock tonight. It happened on the 6600 block of sylvester street. A car hit the child and at least one other vehicle. Now the little girl is in stable condition thankfully. Police say the driver got out and ran from the car ran from t
And the decision of what you want to do is between you and your doctor. Reporter in recent years, more and more women are being diagnosed with the 0 stage Breast Cancer and they account for a quarter of cancer diagnoses being made by radiologists studying mammograms. Important information. Dari without a doubt. Thank you. Dr. Manny is here to talk more with us about this. You know, what is upsetting and confusing is the conflicting reports. Well, look, this is a very important report. 100,000 patients over 20 years following. One thing, even the critics agree, were overtreating a lot of carcinoma in situ. This is stage 0. If you look at the data, theyve said women that lumpectomy, mastectomies, double mastectomies, it didnt matter. They had the same outcome as women that did not have Breast Cancer. So you did not reduce the mortality in the women. Many of them were overtreated and i think a lot of oncologists would agree. I dont think any oncologist is going to change their modality of
You have done, essentially, is dedicated your life to looking at poor, disadvantaged communities and people and saying, i see amazing potential. Correct. I believe that most people are born into the world as assets, not liabilities. Its all in the way you treat people that drives behavior, so on the basis of the insight which is largely autobiographical i built a center in pittsburgh beginning in the 1960s to work with kids in the streets during the riots and unemployed adults during the early 1970s. And i redefined the strategy to work with Public School kids who are at risk by using the arts as way of redeeming their souls and creating opportunity for life, and recovering unemployed individuals largely on public assistance by putting them in worldclass Technology Facilities that can actually teach them the skill sets that they can use. Hinojosa okay, so, so, so, so. Lets just take it one step at a time. Sure. Hinojosa so one of your fundamental philosophies that you have written abou
Shelley started working for Richard Nixon before pat. Has that ever been pointed out . We look forward to it. Thank you for the support that enables us to promulgate the legacy and encourage civics and citizenship in our community. I hope everyone here today can consider being a council member. I would like to introduce several people were the enemy might because this is almost a Family Reunion and you can tell when i complete how many alumni from the administration and people that were close to the president during his career are here today as a very special group. First served for h. R. Haldeman. [applause] a member of the board of directors from the foundation we certainly appreciate the service and focus on advancing the legacy. Thank you. Sandy quinn also a board member and former foundation president. [applause] we have one individual i dont see here but i really want to recognize him because hes very special to the foundation. [applause] colonel brennan is a vietnam veteran purp
Shelley started working for Richard Nixon before pat. Has that ever been pointed out . We look forward to it. Thank you for the support that enables us to promulgate the legacy and encourage civics and citizenship in our community. I hope everyone here today can consider being a council member. I would like to introduce several people were the enemy might because this is almost a Family Reunion and you can tell when i complete how many alumni from the administration and people that were close to the president during his career are here today as a very special group. First served for h. R. Haldeman. [applause] a member of the board of directors from the foundation we certainly appreciate the service and focus on advancing the legacy. Thank you. Sandy quinn also a board member and former foundation president. [applause] we have one individual i dont see here but i really want to recognize him because hes very special to the foundation. [applause] colonel brennan is a vietnam veteran purp