in the garage of his philadelphia home from may of last year until january of this year. yeah. last summer was the worst. specifically. we did come down to the post office and we did say something about it but they didn t seem to have a decent answer for us. it was kind of ridiculous. reporter: the inspector general s office got involved after getting a complaint from a supervisor at the local tacony post office. court documents show the missing mail includeed 71,821st class letters, 220 certified letters 11,734 standard letters and 51st class u.s. treasury check. there was no answer at the his door today. but investigators say the male has been recovered. i m not sure why you wouldn t want to keep someone else s male. reporter: investigators are not saying why either. but the inspector general office tells me the male was not opened and it will be delivered to its intended recipients. the postal service says d ambrosio was a letter carrier for 28 years much he s o
that arrest of a chester man on sunday ton night as you said, fox 29 has spoke exclusively with the person who recorded that controversial encounter. bleep. this ain t cool, man just like sickening every time i see it. after fear of threats retribution you re just hearing the voice of the man who shot this controversial video. everybody beating him. kicking and jumping him like a street fight. it s a three minute of a man getting purged during violent arrest in chester on sunday. i seen cops brutally punching a man in the face much another cop pulling up he came out with a taser. tase him! she tased him after that she pulled out her baton and started beating him witness stick. reporter: the man at the center it 49-year-old walter moat by friends as eddie f. they say he s mentally disable. chester police stop him driving the wrong way down a one-way street. what happens in the moments after was captured on smart phone. if you carefully look at the phone mr. moa
in and come back and watch us and we will make you laugh. look at you living in the moment. it was beautiful. that was being present. the bridge right there. we are all supposed to do that every moment, we rarely do so qued owes, chris murphy on a no surprise here, ten out of ten. we will do it again today. we will keep humidity low for yet another day, maybe even for part of the tomorrow but as you can see not the a cloud in the sky not a drop of precipitation, as we get started at 4:00 in the morning. 69 degrees right now. 58 percent relative humidity. it is dark. 6 miles an hour wind out of the west southwest. 5:52 is your sunrise time. wind still light. mostly coming from the northwest or west, at this point, in time, but once we get that solid southeasterly wind humidity starts to come back but it was july joy yesterday with a high of 83 degrees. today we will be right where we are supposed to be at 87, that is average high for this time of the year with sunny
delegations staying at this king of prussia hotel. we spoke to members from each one of those states and they tell us, that although many continue to be supporters of bernie sanders, some of of them say they just can t get behind hillary clinton. we re still grieving. reporter: north dakota delegate emily kimble said bernie sanders not being the presidential candidate is a loss of a loved one. they re not listening to the people on the ground. i know that hillary clinton is a very caring person, and has a lot of amazing work that she has done. reporter: she s boarding a bus to head to the center, other delegates are not. all they re doing now is infomercials for hillary. what s the alternative for you? what do you do now? well, we could go see the liberty bell. and then we were talking about going to have some philly cheesesteaks. and probably going down to fdr park for the protests. reporter: supporters of bernie said you have to do what he is asking. it s
we embrace it as one people. stronger together than we are on our own. that s what hillary clinton understands. this fighter, this stateswoman, this mother and grandmother, this public servant, this patriot, that s the america she s fighting for. and that is why i have confidence as i leave this stage tonight that the democratic party is in good hands. my time in this office, it hasn t fixed everything. as much as we ve done, there s still so much i want to do. but for all the tough lessons i ve had to learn, for all the places where i ve fallen short, i ve told hillary and i ll tell you what s picked me back up every single time, it s been you. the american people. it s the letter i keep on my wall from a survivor in ohio who twice almost lost everything to cancer but urged me to keep fighting for health care reform, even when the battle seemed lost. do not quit. it s the painting i keep in my private office, a big-eyed green owl with blue wings made by a 7-year-old girl who