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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Jury selection is set to begin in a trial determining who should pay the victims of a deadly 2013 building collapse in Philadelphia. The consolidated civil lawsuits were filed on behalf of the six people killed and 13 injured when an unbraced four-story brick wall collapsed on an adjacent Salvation Army thrift store. About 120 potential jurors are to be interviewed Tuesday. The trial will be divided into two proceedings: the first will determine if negligence by any defendant contribute to the collapse. If the jury finds one or more defendants liable, they'll decide on damages. The plaintiffs are suing a New York real estate speculator; the Salvation Army; an architect; a demolition contractor; and the man hired to use his excavator to expedite demolition. Lawyers tell the Philadelphia Inquirer (http://bit.ly/2bTOmXl) jury selection could take weeks. ___ Information from: The Philadelphia Inquirer, http://www.inquirer.com

Jury selection set for deadly building collapse civil trial