it with the gas tax, for instance, debate going on. corbett made news when he talked to politics pa saying he could not make the same tax pledge during this re-election campaign where s facing tom wolf only that he will do everything he can to keep taxes under control. not signing the tax pledge again, ed, surprising to you and something that will hurt him with republicans? it will no doubt hurt him with a segment of the republican party. something has to be said about the pledges. this is for the public good. these things are a mess. the notion that an elected officials would never under any circumstances for any reason raise taxes is different from saying what the governor said. i am inclined not to raise taxes. i will try my level best. the notion not ever for any reason i consider calling upon the public, explain to them, why it is we need more money for public good that s flat out irresponsible. the politics all of this, how it plays out, i ll leave that to terry an ge
approa approaches. in texas the nurse here her dog is in wquarantine and is being taken care of. as 28-year-old nurse, nina pham is in isolation and being taken care of in dallas, team, her dog is also in quarantine. tms dallas services safely taking care of the dog and will monitor her for symptoms for 21 days, now the cdc is putting out guidelines for ebola cases that involve pets. ron howard, a doctor says we don t know if they get eastbound ebb. there is no evidence or history of a dog transmitting the disease to another dog or to a person and that more research is needed. one study done in 2002 shown 20% of dogs that were exposed formed antibodies, that their immune system responded. but none had symptoms and none died. now it involves isolating and testing dogs like benly is the right call. the folks in spain may have overreacted a bit, there is no reason the dog can t be observed and quarantined. so do the dogs show symptoms. when chimpanzees gets ebola, they
on businesses in olney, they just went into the dunkin donuts and saw a man walk up and pull down a halloween mask and walk inside. ten feet away from us and goes in. right behind him. the rest was captured by surveillance cameras as the officers moved in and they walked up behind the unsuspected suspect who was now holding a gun, i put the gun to him and said please get down on the ground and he complied. i covered him from the door and took control and he complied and weren t right down and we had that under control there and disarmed him and cuffed him up. they got him quick. nobody got hurt that is a good thing. is he behind bars where he should be. the suspect, russel mason watts is this man caught on surveillance robbing a family dollar store from the same complex a week earlier, a week later another district officer chuck cassidy was shot and killed when he checked on a dunkin donuts and walked in on a robbery in process. the officers are getting high pra
and now team reaction from businesses and locals in philadelphia. lets begin with john rawlins. reporter: hi sara, i m still out in the hallway, i was if front of room 21 and now room 202 where we are going to have a moveable feast they are getting information we had from the conference call and then the mayor and everybody will move over here and talk about details of what will happen here. during the conference call, congresswoman shultz said that it was a business decision and philadelphia had the strongest bid and we had the gop convention back in 2000 and it was an enormous party and enormous under taking. housing delegates it s a monumental task and philadelphia is up to the task, so phl-dnc 2016 is raising money to fund the event. news of this broke and there were a lot of happy democrats in the city today. this is just a fantastic moment incredible moment up for the city of philadelphia, we have the world meeting of families and subsequent announcement that pope
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