who are looking to profit? you know, i think that there s a difference between a septa issue. and if there are only gonna be 500,000 people in town, those tickets were going to go quickly. i mean, so the ticket but i do think that the city has done the convention & visitors bureau, visit philadelphia, and the administration have done a better job over the last several weeks toning down people s sense of how challenging it s going to be to move. it s gonna be challenging. but how challenging it s going to be to move around in the city, and i think they ve done a pretty good job of it. and i think the people have discounted the problem. they understand it s going to be difficult, it s gonna be crowded, and they re gonna have to figure out, and there s gonna be some negative behavior that goes on. but i think people are going to be here in big numbers. i think george is right. it s the timing of this. at the beginning, the city and septa, there were, you know this was
the jury. his own defense attorney was surprised he got off since the jury was told he was already a convicted murderer for killing another man connected to this case. usually that kind of evidence is extremely damming to someone on trial. but the jury saw through it. that s the credit to them. today in court jones shouted out a thanks directly to the jury while beau s family sobbed. at the murder scene, prosecutors tried to calm beau s family his sister and his mother simply too heart broken to speak about the verdict on camera. his dad is angry. ultimately there s another judge and he ll have to pay the price then. reporter: so jones was found not guilty. got off but he s not free. in fact he s never going to get out of jail because he was convicted in that other case for murder right now he s already serving a life sentence. lucy? thank you very much, karen. one man is dead after an accident at a concrete plant in camden county. winslow township police arrive
extremist group al morabitum which we haven t really heard of before. how big is this is the first part of the question and secondly how do you rank the groups and their threats toward the homeland? which one should we be the most wary of? let me bite that off in a couple of different chunks madam vice chair. we did point out in our statement this year to the emergence of this group in north africa which is an offshoot on which is al qaeda and ghraib, and internal fights about direction is a group that we know of as the al mura battalion which includes known links to al qaeda and they have engaged in internal feuding that has put them into separate organizations from the way we look at them. we look at that grouping as a significant threat to our interest in and across north africa. as far as the ability to project a threat potentially to the homeland i would describe that as more potential than actual at this point but they certainly have taken note of what happened in wes
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it was either with you are chairman smith asking about working with faith-based organizations. we do work with that. in fact, we visited with the archbishop in kurdistan when we were there to talk about the work they are doing. i know the king and jordan has been very open in meeting with different religious leaders both sort of from an islamic perspective to reduce the lore of isil, but also how do we work with the various religious groups. syria was one of the most tolerant countries in the entire middle east before all this took place. it is important but there are many groups we work with to try and reduce the tension that is going on. is there a way to hold those areas that you have the refugees in going to school and being abused with whatever type of abuse that is. gender abuse, we will say how do you go about making you said you are helping those countries deal with that and trying to make sure they are protected, but how do you go about holding that country