It is the first week of school and already one School District has lost two kids. Your headlines and your local weather first, shes back. Hillary clinton, the failed president ial nominee in the last election is back with a book. It is called what happened. Hundreds of people waiting online in manhattan at the barnes noble to get a copy of her book. Give a tour, she but everybody pizza for those who stayed overnight. Desperate for friends or a nice gesture . Well let the panel weigh in. Jeanette, good have you here. Thanks. I have so much to say. Eileen, thank you for being here. And to antoine good to have you here. Have to start with jeanette. What you think . Talk about the pizza first. Thats nice, probably not even real new york pizza. But anyway, hillary clinton, her book is all about going through the past and examine everything, guess what, you lost, get over it. We have natural disasters here, people are helping out coming together, shes talking about herself. Get over it hilla
Frustrated an green. Im lucy noland. Im iain page the the problem young people causing disturbance. A lot of problems. Fox 29s dave kinchen live in south philly to night where the fed up neighbors actually took back their streets. Dave . Reporter thats right. They rallied and they had police really joining them to try to stop these kids from really misbehaving. South Philadelphia Residents taking a stand against violence after scenes like this. Young people brawling outside shards wood school at second and ritner streets sunday afternoon. In Surveillance Video thats now being circulated where are. We live in the best neighborhood and its being destroyed by outsiders. Reporter Kerry Brennan says neighbors have been joining her and monitoring their street to keep the riff rav away dema demanding more cops on patrol after other cases of harassment and trouble. My elderly neighbors are afraid to come out. Not just at night. During the day. My children wont go to the corner store. Theyre te
Horrible, horrible. We could not communicate with none of our family members. Reporter how are you doing , right now. I dont know, excited. You know, he didnt have his next or nothing over there. Now were happy, he is here. Reporter there have been just so many of those moments, we did speak with a man who told us that it was first hit by maria. He said Biggest Issue right now is that water is becoming sparse and even being here at Philadelphia International airport is such a departure from where they came from in san juan where airport they have gotten are even navigation and radar backup airport is still without lights, air conditioning. So it has been a struggle to get here but for those who made it home, welcome home. Reporting live from Philadelphia International im alexandria hoff now back to you. Alex, thank you. Also a bucks County Church is mobilize took send help to puerto rico. Volunteers from the International Temple of restoration are filling up a truck with critical suppl
Relief efforts is crucial. In fact Big Companies are stepping up as well Like American Airlines which sent a plane packed with basic necessities to san juan from philadelphia today and our Chris Oconnell was on that flight with hundreds of passengers anxious to get home but scared about what theyd see. Reporter as dawn broke across the tarmac at Philadelphia International airport, inner loop airlines crews loaded thousands of pounds of precious cargo on board about the biggest plane the company flies out of philadelphia. We realize its important to get supplies and our folks in and out of san juan. We have a bunch of about 19,000 pounds worth of cargo items including relief items and much needed supplies to get down to san juan. Reporter this flight isnt just about getting much needed generators, food, water, diapers and alike to the us territory. Its also about relief of a different kind. The relief of seeing your family face to face after tragedy strikes. I want to see my wife is the
We did surveys with our customers, about 150. We also do focus groups, and we did a survey of other nonprofit organizations that serve lowincome people. Damian we dowhile you talk, we do have some video of your agency and the folks you help there. Im sorry, go ahead. Rachel so, we do a lot of direct services, but we also do community organizing. And so, the results of our research showed that one of the big issues facing lowincome people is being able to pay high rents that we all kind of deal with here in santa clara county, especially when you have rather low wages. And so, one of the ways that we try to combat that is that we understand thats an issue about housing policy, and what kinds of housing get built, about how we protect renters, about how we fund Affordable Housing. And so, we do a lot of grassroots organizing in addition to the service work that you see on the screen in order to try to create a more socially just community. Damian did something stick out that you said, wo