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Surveying fire damage to mummer warehouse, following Philly Council hearing on human trafficking

December 11, 2012

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Peter Crimmins is headed to South Philadelphia to check up on yesterday's fire at a mummer group's warehouse.

Tom MacDonald will follow Phily Council's hearing on human trafficking and another about wages at the airport.

Emma Jacobs is headed to the small business expo at the Pennsylvania Convention Center and Azusa Uchikura is looking into a class action lawsuit restaurant workers have filed over stolen tips.

And Jennifer Lynn will talk to a West Philly group about New Year's resolutions. It's all about service, the group says.

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