norristown. reporter: hank is a big pope francis fan. 91-year-old won t make the trip to philadelphia but decided to welcome the pope in his own way from his front porch g his name is francis and my name is francis. i was chris tendon francis. reporter: sure the pope won t be anywhere near norristown. but the norristown transportation center is a major player when it comes to funnel link tens of thousands into the city. we re scheduled to have up to 10,000 septa riders come through our rail station in seven-hour period. our concerns are where are they going to park. norristown police captain rich callie met with residents to talk about the plan to handle thousands of people who need norristown as a way to get into philadelphia. from this point, i think it will be handled fine. hopefully it will be pattern on to the point it will be matchable for everyone to get to work. radnor township held a similar meeting for people who live there. residents want to know how
spunt has new details on what s being done outside the city. david? reporter: jessica, we have talked a lot about the effect this papal visit will have on the city, but people in the suburbs are affected, too, we learned more about this tonight. according to the secret service people aren t going to be able to just drive in and out of the city as they please. that means suburban train stations are expected to be packed. as the train pulled into the norristown transportation center wednesday night, those who live nearby are ready for big crowds in two weeks when pope francis comes to town. this is a great thing. we re the county seat. norristown. reporter: hank is a big pope francis fan. 91-year-old won t make the trip to philadelphia but decided to welcome the pope in his own way from his front porch g his name is francis and my name is francis. i was chris tendon francis. reporter: sure the pope won t be anywhere near norristown. but the norristown transportation cen
they said it deactivated the drier s account and said he was not working at the time but his attorney disputes that saying he was waiting for a fare. the company declined to talk about accident with new york times but say we work our butts off to go above and beyond what is expected including insurance and back ground checks but her family has said they are determined to make them pay. her father said at her funeral he wanted to seek justice for his daughter and hold uber accountable. a san jose woman is grieving after her boyfriend was stabbed to death at her birthday party. the stabbing happened outside a home in the piedmont neighborhood in san jose at 1:30. a family member said the 22 -year-old was at the home with 3 others celebrating his girl s 21st birthday and a fight broke out and he was stabbed to delegate trying to break it up. very nice guy, hard working, nice. go to school. he tried to be a peacemaker. tried to break up the fight. police have not identifi
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i wore nice clothes and drove nice cars. welcome to my humble abode. but they all share one thing in common. you don t attempt to burn me oar i ll [ bleep ]. i m often asked how we find the stories we cover on lockup. and the answer is footwork. it comes down to our field producers simply taking the time to get to know dozens of inmates. what s going on, alec? other times we just follow the action and the story unfolds in front of our eyes. but once in a while the path to a good story is a little less obvious. during our extended stay shoot in alabama, we were filming interviews in the administrative segregation unit when a loud disturbance occurred. they put me on lockup. inmate jamie bell is in a rage because his toilet is overflowing. he blames the inmate in the cell above him of creating the problem by interfering with the plumbing. jamie bell. listen. confrontation gets so heated that the warden himself gets involved. if you would shut [ ble