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Nutter speaks out about this encounter. It is video you saw first on cbs3. Tonight were hearing from the man who confronted the mayor and his security detail. Good evening im jessica dean. And im ukee washington. Lets bring in todd quinones. Hes at the Municipal Services building in center city right now with more on the mayors response. Todd. Reporter and ukee, tonight i talked to the homeless man. He tells me hes not a violent guy but that he definitely had some concerns. He wanted to talk to mayor Michael Nutter about. This video shot by an eyewitness and first aired on cbs3 shows a homeles...

Tonight i talked to the homeless man. He tells me hes not a violent guy but that he definitely had some concerns. He wanted to talk to mayor Michael Nutter about. This video shot by an eyewitness and first aired on cbs3 shows a homeless man cursing at and getting into a tussle with a member of the mayors security detail and mayor Michael Nutter himself gets involved. Tuesday night i showed the video to 56yearold george kramer. Did you have any intention on harming the mayor. Hell no no, no, not at all. Things turned pretty quickly. Reporter nutter down played the confrontation tuesday night ou...

From the wentz wagon and on the wayne train because Wayne Simmons scoring his faceoff. We were on the wentz wagon for awhile. Until that happened. Until this happened on sunday. So taking a break, then getting on the wayne train. So the game tonight, if they win tonight, thats seven straight wins for our flyers, they havent done that since december of 2011. Quan was here, Wayne Simmons here then. So riding the wayne train. Getting on the train. Hey, lets go to batman. Bruce wayne of course was the guys name who was batman. Right. Yes, commissioner nerve lived in stately wayne manor. Makes sens...

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