fire fighter, made national news. now, 118 years later, his family faces another loss. it is a slap in the face. reporter: commemorative plaque dedicated to hoseman james mcgee in 2006 is now missing from seventh and erie. you know, it was probably taken because somebody thought that they could get money for it, maybe something that they needed. reporter: harry mcgee was himself a long serving philadelphia fire fighter. he is james great grandson. he could not read or write, okay. but he was a bricklayer. so the guys would come to the firehouse. reporter: harry says he didn t expect police to have the time to investigate the steps of the marker but after he left, they arrived to do just that. mcgee was 35, when he was killed by a fallen wall while fighting a fire in the large factory, once located where the plaque s gaping hole now is. while mcgee s death was covered, the papers from l.a. to chicago, perhaps the most poignant word were written here in philadelphia
reporter: you main so side officer rhonda thomas who was called out to the scene has been with the spca for more than 30 years. she says cases of animal abuse don t get any easier. never, never. reporter: but she does it the because doing so she s hoping those innocent creatures who cannot help themselves. animals cab not help themselves. you know, they need people to treat them properly and they need people to advocate for them. reporter: thomas hopes now that son would out there watching, will stand up, and advocate for her. in montgomery county, rahel solomon for cbs-3 eyewitness news . police are investigating the violent incident on a septa bus, in the crescentville section of philadelphia. to this started around 2:00 a.m. near roosevelt boulevard in langdon when police say a man following the bus, got out of his car and then smashed a bus window. the man, then pulled a woman off that bus, punched her several times and then forced her into his car. the wit
positive for covid-19. the focus of the hearing was when did the former president know about the violence at the capital and what did he do during those hours? here is the chair, bennie thompson. [video clip] the select committee has heard the story of a president who has done everything in his power to overturn the election. he betrayed his oath and tried to destroy our democratic institutions. he summoned him up to washington. on january 6 he summoned a mob to washington and when he knew the mob was a great he commanded the mob to go to the capital and commanded the heavily armed mob to fight like hell. in the weeks between the november election in january 6, donald trump was a force to be reckoned with. he threw off the sober advice of his sensible advisors. instead he recklessly blazed the path of lawlessness and corruption, democracy be dammed, and then he stopped. for 187 minutes, this man with unbridled destructive energy could not be moved, not by his aides, not
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