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people moving in next door. it s a good thing. right now it s a little bit of a bad thing cause of the dust. but we re looking for the new business to come into the community. reporter: for decades perceptions about public safety and homelessness have plagued parts of market east but with plans to overhaul the gallery and other projects like this one on chestnut street paul levy of the center city district says markets east is turning the corner. this is part of a completion of a 20 year process of really diversifying s-not only officers and healthcare but retail hotel residential so a really active vibrant city that s coming to market east. reporter: so, it would seem things are in motion here on market east. this is east market. that s the name of the project. this big project between 11th and 12thth streets and chestnut and market. it is a major undertaking the estimated price tag 500 million dodges it will probably take four to six years to complete. howeve ....
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plus weather and traffic. karen in for david and matt pelman with the roads. good morning. good morning. i ve got the umbrella up right now. it s just some light rain out here at terrace of our studios but i want to show you right now the national weather service s concerns. we have flood advisories in effect for parts of salem and cumberland county in new jersey for minor flooding until 9:15. storm tracker6 live double scan showing us why. we have heavy rain moving through parts of the area the we ll start right here in south jersey. this is the heaviest we re seeing, the areas of red that are now moving through malaga and elmer along route 55 and route 40, up near glassboro near rowan university and 322 you re getting this rain and the heavier rain is about to hit that area as well. so be careful as you re traveling through this because you see enough rain with this that it could cause a real problem as you re driving. also in chadds ford west chester, malvern all ....
baby, if you ve ever wondered wondered whatever became of me i m living on the air in cincinnati cincinnati wkrp i m at wkrp in cincinnati joe: where the heck is herb tarlek when you need him? venus fly trap. harold: i watched wkrp. first time i was in cincinnati, we was like where is that place? joe: as he s come on the pirates come on. the cardinals led the n.l. central by nine games. it s now 2 1/2 games after the pirates just took three of four from the cardinals over the weekend. extra innings on saturday and sunday. and since the 29th of june, the cardinals have gone 5-9. the pirates 11-2. they re right there in the central. melancon, a big part of that. breaking ball is down to brett gardner. and the count, 2-1. harold: sometimes guys need an opportunity. you see wade davis is going to get his opportunity pretty quick. but melancon needed a chance to close games. stuff was always there people believe in him. and clint hurdle said, all right, ....
good tuesday morning. i m reena ninan. and i m phillip mena. we begin with another night of unrest in ferguson, missouri. a state of emergency in effect one year after the death of michael brown. hundreds of people filled the streets overnight, clashing at times with police in riot gear. at one time police unleashed pepper spray. it followed a day of clashes, dozens of arrest. and a shooting the night before. abc s jim ryan is there. reporter: it was almost a festival atmosphere for several hours with protesters listening to music, socializing, and occasionally lobbing insults at the police officers lined up across the street. and this ebb and flow lasting throughout the evening hours now, into the early morning. mainly young people out here at this point, maybe 18-year-olds to 20-year-olds predominantly here. about 60 people were arrested monday and another two dozen overnight. the 18-year-old shot by police after allegedly opening fire on officers remains in ....