a stretch of broad street is closed right now from locust to walnut streets right in the heart of broadtreet there. this is a live look from our kimmel center campus camera. this closure will be in effect until 8:00 tomorrow night. again, it's all because of construction. >>> if you're looking for something to do this weekend, you may want to head down to the pennsylvania convention center. yep, it's the 19th annual philadelphia tattoo convention. it's happening all weekend long. it's billed as the largest in the country. if you are also maybe trying to remove some ink from your body, don't worry, they've got some tattoo removal booths as well. >>> hey, did you get to see the stellar show in the sky last night? if not, we've got a little bit for you now. there was the full moon but also an eclipse that made part of the moon appear shaded. there was more. a comet also passed by us early this morning. unfortunately, it wasn't visible to the naked eye. i think everybody is just happy today they're going to see maybe a little bit of sunshine and some warmer temperatures. >> yeah, the temper

now we are at broad and spring garden following some protests. you said the umbrella group, the strike for democracy has had all move different events around the big cities of america today including here. the particular march that we're going to show you right now and we should be seeing the chopper hd right now, chopper 6 h.d. is known as the black resistance march. it was put together by the coalition for real justice. they were the group that was organized outside the msb building earlier, about 4:00. they were there for about knife minutes. theyen just shortly after 5:00 this evening, a group of them went in and blocked traffic in that -- the lanes between city hall and msb. then they took s to the streets. what you're seeing right now is they have been marching north on broad street. they stopped here at spring garden street. then they passed the vine lorraine hotel. they're making their way north. we don't know where. when we talked to organizers earlier, they would not tell us where they were going to be marching. they're certainly marchi

a very small fire in the middle of broad street.e'll keep tracking this for you as the demonstration continues. we're told it's supposed to wrap up in the next hour. this crowd is still out here live on broad street. we'll send it back to you in the studio. >>> clearly the stars and stripes right there. all right. keep us posted. new at 6:00, a new exhibit is making its first and only stop on the east coast by coming to philadelphia. >> it comes on the 75th anniversary of the presidential executive order that forced japanese americans from their homes and into internment camps. >> nbc 10's denise nakano shares her personal connection. >> reporter: pieces of history. >> we've been waiting and waiting for this to happen. >> reporter: delivered in a crate. >> the story is so little known. >> reporter: unveiled and displayed in the first of its kind exhibition on the east coast in center city, philadelphia. >> just amazing that this now gets to be revealed. >> reporter: the exhibition called uprooted shines a light on farm labor camps d

again, this one marching north on broad street. in the next hour or so we expect another group to move from the art museum on bicycles, dozens maybe hundreds of them into the center city traffic. we'll send it back to you. >> randy gyllenhaal live for us. we'll keep our eye on this. >>> next at 5:00, an unusual case for bucks county. how social media helped police solve it. plus. that right there, that's the sound of thousands of geese descending on one spot. why their annual trip to pennsylvania is starting early this year. >>> plus, get them while you can. where dozens of dogs are ready for new homes. that's next at 5:00. go to protect your vehicle? i'm on it. ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech. made right, in america trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes ! so don't wait...get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com. ♪

eli broad. back in a moment. stay with us. becoming warren buffett is a newdog documentary from emmy award winning director peter kunhardt. the film gives an inside look at one of the richths men and biggest philanthropists in the world. featuring home videos e personal photographs and interviews with warren's family and friends. here's the trailer for "becoming warren buffett." >> i want a sausage muffin with egg and cheese. 3.17 sz is a bacon egg and cheese biscuit. i think i'll pass that up and go for the 2.55. >> warren buffett is the only person who from scratch built a company in the top ten of the fortune 500. >> i was always playing around with numbers. i find it enjoyable. two turningpoints in my life, once when i came out of the womb, once when i met susie. >> warren is smart and lonely and isolated. >> i was a lopsided person. she put me together. i would pile money, she would unpile it running a foundation and society would benefit from 99% of what i made. investment problems are easy. the human problems are diffic

over the scene at broad and tasker.re we're getting words that a person was struck by the broad street subway train at the broad and tasker station. service is suspended right now. and what we're seeing as folks coming up from underneath the stations, all along, from walnut-locust all the way down to the south philly station, and again, septa has ordered shuttle buses, to take passengers from walnut low cut in center city all the way down to south philadelphia. and again, service is suspended on that portion of the broad street subway. we had earlier owning at the burlingon bristol bridge. that's causing some residual delays. somebody's got your forecast today coming up in 15 seconds. >> and we have little bit of green showing up on ultimate doppler radar this morning, a lot of this is not making it to the ground. there are quite a few clouds around. we've seen a few sprinkles in northeast philadelphia, no rainout side our window here in old citiment so pretty hit or miss. shouldn't last too much longer. 42 degrees in p

take this broad message and attach it to certain programs. you deserve decent housing, quality education. there's more than enough for everyone. clinton democrats and trump on different ways. there's enough for americans, how he wants to define them. there's not enough for everyone. there's not enough for lazy minorities, there's not enough for immigrants. there's not enough for refugees. this is the terms he's pushing. clinton austerity style democrats have pushed for a message that say, we want to live in a more diverse, inclusive society, there's not enough for us to think about these big free higher education programs, so we settle for things like obama care. one's possible and one's impossible we need a candidate to set the bar high. >> that's the kind of candidate that we need, this issue i'm holding in my hand is about the party we need? what kind of party do we need? is it time for a third party? what's your view on what that party ought to look like? >> if i had my own way. i can invent the rules of the game from scratch. i would sta

trump's is more broad? >> no, it doesn't worry me. still their focus is going to be on sending back those that are violent criminals. those that committed serious crimes but i do think it's important for us all to be honest which is when someone is here in an undocumented state you're here illegally and democrats and republicans have passed these laws over the years and, you know, it's a tough issue but you and i talked about this during campaign, george w. bush that's seen as more moderate on immigration said that everybody here illegally, we should allow many of them to file to be here legally but they all have to go home first. everyone has to go back to their country and that was considered a reasonable step. i think making sure that people understand when you're here illegally that part of the process is a reasonable step. >> we should point out that you are married to a lovely latina who we know very well. she is cuban-american and just one last note on this, you heard in that piece that joe johns just brought us that children a

i want to give you a closer look at what's going on here on broad street.his was shut down at 4:00 this morning. there are two cranes in place here between locust and walnut. this closure will remain in place until 8:00 sunday night. but there is some other closures you should also be aware of for today. starting at 6:00 this morning, so already in effect, there will be closures in the area of filbert and 4th streets. those are going to be taking place until 6:00 p.m. then from 6:00 until 4:00 today, north broad street, the eastbound lanes of arch to race will be closed. at 7:00, some new closures kick in. 18th street, callowhill street, washington and race street will be closed until 3:00. expect some closures beginning as well on lombard street at 8:30. tomorrow just a couple of closures in the area of 16th street and arch street to be aware of. again, as we take another live look out here, you can see police officers have this stretch of broad street closed as that work begins, as that work continues throughout the day. we, of course, have a full, comple

some of the roads will be affected like 95, broad street , the schuylkill. we will talk more about that coming up next ten minute or so, jim, jan, back to you. >> thank you so. officials are trying to figure out what caused an uprising in delaware's largest prison as they await the autopsy results of a fallen correctional officer. >> "eyewitness news" reporter, trang do, liver in the cbs-3 news center this morning, with more on the investigation. trang, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan , jim. investigators say 120 inmates are now suspects in sergeant steven floyd's death. john governor john carney said he won't stop until he find out who is sponls. meanwhile fallen officer seen remembered by his colleagues as being hero to the very end. on thursday, law enforcement from across delaware took part in the procession of the body of sergeant steven floyd. it started as at the james vaughn correctional center in smyrna ended at the medical examiners examiners office. president of the correctional officers association of delaware, close friends of the o

, a broad range of types of individuals, backgrounds and also experiences within -- again, i'll reference a brief conversation on the way up with sara about the fact that so many -- it's hard when students have not had similar experiences just geographically. you want to make sure that all kids' horizons continue to be expanded based on the experiences they have and it sounds like many schools that you represent really focus very significantly on giving students a broad view of the world by having a diverse population right within the school walls and that's tremendous. it can't be celebrated enough. >> thank you for that. i think that's right. it's everybody's hope that if we provide that environment when they're young, that when they become mature adults being in a diverse environment is something they've got ten used to and accept. in a number of instances at the state and local level, magnet schools seem to receive less funding than other schools such as charters. can you support the current magnet school funding and as a part of that would you help us increase that funding? >> that's

all traffic is diverted off of the broad street off-ramp. that construction will be cleared until about the 5:00 hour. route 202 looks great. ten minutes in both directions. northbound, from the schuylkill, speed in mid-60s there. delaware river bridge still closed. and the p.a. turnpike for structural repairs until further notice. everything pretty much running on time or close to schedule for septa, patco, new jersey transit and amtrak. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >>> 4:37. if you're heading out right now, look at this, these are cold winds blowing this morning. it already feels like the teens and 20s thanks to the winds. and winds will get stronger. 40-mile-per-hour gusts this afternoon will likely blow some clouds through the area. we'll stay dry and mainly cold tonight. temperatures dropping down to the 20s overnight tonight. feels like the 20s right now, philadelphia, windchill, feels like 20. coatesville, 20 degrees, even at new jersey, even at the shore, atlantic city feels like 25 degrees. the actual temperat

take a look, this happened january 10th around 8:00 a night in the 1200 block of south broad street. police say suspects came up there behind the victim, knock him to the ground and then began punching and kicking him they tried to take victim's cell tone but ran out without getting it. neighbors we spoke with said they are unnerved by the attack but says violence like this is in the happening as often. >> i saw it coming from the bottom to where it is right now, neighborhood has changed, tremendously. >> reporter: for the better? >> way better. way better. >> septa riders frequently walk through that area to access broad street line, the attack happened just a block from the ellsworth federal station. >>> jury says a local charity is partially responsible for market street building collapse in june 2013, deadly collapsed killed six people and injured 13 when a wall from demolition project next door collapsed on to a small store. after five month long civil trial the jury decided on tuesday natalie the salvation army, owner of the building being demolish, architect and contractors we

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we know that 9th circuit is tough, but as you say, presidents have a broad authority, they also have a duty and a responsibility to keep their nation safe, that is what president trump is trying to do here. lou: referring to 9th circuit court of appeal, the most overturned, a far left court by any standard. it and i guess your idea, your expectation, that you will move forward to supreme court with this case? >> that could be. we have to see what the ruling circumstance circumstance i don't want to -- is, i don't want to guess their project on that. we're prepared to follow to see this through. the president is confident that we will prevail, in merits, he is confident with his authority to protect the homeland, i would point out to your viewers too, you may be getting to it there is an ap story today that caught my attention by eric tucker, he fact checked that judge in seattle, judge robart who claims from bench, answer is zero foreign nationals have been arrested since 9/11 that is false. i know that media so into fact checking, the judge said something, this is the judge, he said

that is the broad point. while it's easy access to credit , in the real economy we act as though the fed doesn't exist. that is a very positive statement about where we are. thinking about hollywood, brian is the most talented movie producer in the history of the industry. we are talking about splash, parenthood, a beautiful mind, apollo 13. apollo 13. we are talking about television shows like empire, 24 and arrested development. as he freely acknowledges, his attempts to attain credit to fund his movie and tv ideas fail 90% of time. for this person with a near perfect track record, hollywood, as he puts it, is the land of no. what about silicon valley. it's commonly assumed that if you have a startup idea in the valley that money sources will be the path to your door trying to invest with you. as evidenced by all the billionaire venture capitalist out in silicon valley, we know credit is incredibly expensive out there. you have to give up a big portion of your business to a venture capitalist and then you w

he is aware of a broad range of conflicts. it's one more voice in favor of not oversimplifying future combat. that would be my one sentence take away but obviously we need to be seen, as tom points out, just how the internal debates shakeout and do influences which decisions. if you could please wait for a microphone after calling you and please identify yourself. i'm going to take two questions at a time and then we will go to the panel. we can start here, the gentleman in the red tie, please. >> hello. tony from inside the fence. i want to ask a question about the conflict over capacity versus capability. it seems that there's a lot coming from congress right now about getting the forces larger pictures a lot of that during the hearings. if you look at the defense defee secretary january memo for budget guidance, he said a new for sizing construct will be part of the national defense strategy, meaning it's going to be for a larger force. is there concern that the personnel cost of such a thing would eat into procurement can

eli broad. back in a moment.tay with us. ♪ ♪ charlie: "becoming warren buffett" is a new documentary. the film gives an inside look at the life of one of the richest men and biggest philanthropists in the world. it features never before released home videos, personal photographs, and interviews with warren's family and friends. here is the trailer for "becoming warren buffett." >> i will have a sausage mcmuffin with egg and cheese. >> the markets down this morning. i think i will pass of the 317. >> warren buffett is the only person who from scratch built a company in the top 10 of fortune 500. >> i was always playing around with numbers. i find it enjoyable. there were two turning points in my life. one when i came out of the womb. >> warren is smarter than you even know. >> i was a lopsided person and she put me together. >> i thought i would have money and then she would on pile the money into a foundation. 95% of everything i make will go to others. >> the largest gift ever given, completely amazing. >> inves

about 0.5 to 0.6% of gains and unlike last week it was a broad rally.very sector in positive territory, real estate and energy the leaders of the pack. the worst performer, materials, that was up 0.4%. so only a tenth shy of the overall market return. highlighting the broad nature of yesterday's gains and optimism. let's look as well. futures call for another set of record highs today, only slightly. essentially the futures market is flat, even though the color is green. if we look at ten-year note, 2.425%. of course this time last week, we did see yields spike significantly off the back of janet yellen's comments in congress, slightly more hawkish than expected tone. it's amazing how quickly we came back down once though comments had gone away. looking at the minutes released today, even if they strike a similarly hawkish tone, we will have less reaction judging by the way yields came down quickly. the minutes will be the main mover for those yields today. >> that will be the conversation today as to whether there will be any more indication as to wher

those kind of broad national origin bans raise fundamental questions. host: james from washington on the independent line. you are on with benjamin johnson. caller: good morning. i agree with the ninth circuit. -- a side point, i ime andme off fbi.gov/cr they -- [indiscernible] there was not a major rise in crime in the united states. not in the last 40 or 50 years. i know this is true. pushingthey keep this fear propaganda. ,very time he says something it's an old propaganda technique. people need to wake up in america. thank you very much. guest: i do think there has been a lot of very angry rhetoric on the subject of immigration. a lot of accusations that in and leveled our stereotypes and forced -- and about immigrants as national security threats. i think the caller is right. the overwhelming evidence indicates time and time again those folks that pick up their roots from back home and take that long dangerous and scary journey to come to the united states are doing it to seek a better life. all the evidence shows they are less likely to commit cri

all ten yea rs about a broad policy across all ten years both branding and for those who seek to ownabour are called the measures people beyond belief. other improvements, would you like to see more being done? i think having read the white paper cover to cover, it is interesting to note just how many of the items within it are very interesting proposals but they are going to lead to consultations with councils, housing associations and so on. councils, housing associations and so on. just to take one part of it, there is a huge challenge in the housing market, a big gulf between the number of planning permissions granted, which are at an all—time high, and the number of homes actually constructed which is much smaller. so we're looking to address that because there is a theory that some landowners might sit on land so the price goes up and we want to address that. to do that you need to consult and speak to the whole industry and seek the view of developers and councils. this will not deliver change immediately but it has unlocked some interesting ideas and is a broad strategy. we m

he says natalie the roll out was quote, terrible, and plan too broad. he said president deserves to be better served by his advisors but the president intention to protect the country is right. you may recall governor christie was big supporter of the president's campaign but president trump fired him as transition chief. >>> in other news, jury says, and building collapse in june 2013. that deadly collapse you may recall killed six people and injured another 13, when a towering wall from the demolition project next door collapsed on the small thrift store. after five month long civil trial jury decided on tuesday natalie salvation army, owner of the building demolished, architect and contractors now in prison were to blame. >>> friend, family will pay their final respects to a teen killed in the atr crash this bensalem. thirteen year-old gianni forte will be remembered at a viewing and services tonight. forte and friend were riding a tv friday night the when they slammed in the car near jason drive. at last check, the surviving rider was listed in crit

between the schuylkill and broad.ou can see, the westbound side, hard to see this, that car leaving us, but the westbound side is open. eastbound side still waiting to fully open. actually looking very, very quiet there, regardless. and then we have this construction, limekiln pike between county line road and westminster line. county line road probably your best, as you navigate around there. and then talking about water main break in newark, actually happened last night around 8:40 p.m. heads up on this. seventy-two southbound near 95, one lane block there. probably won't slow you down too much right now. later in the 5:00 hour could maybe start to slow you un ever so slightly. then talking about where a vehicle hit a deer, elkins park, brookside road at manor road, heads up for that. honk that horn springfield construction, springfield road between packer and oak avenue. closed the a.m. to p p.m. this will run through april 7th. meantime you will have to use this alternate, baltimore pike, going to be your best bet

this is the camera right around broad street.ou see all traffic diverted off the ramp specifically closed until the 5:00 hour. and east county road around madison avenue. here on 76 at gloucester city, this is market street, traffic is moving off here. no big problems. >> jessica, thank you. >>> now to breaking news that we're following out of smyrna, delaware. right now, inmates are holding two prison workers hostage at the james vaughn prison center in smyrna. the situation has been playing out since 10:30 yesterday morning. nbc10's matt delucia is live at the prison. tell us what's happening there? >> reporter: we're about hitting that 18-hour mark, tracy. from where we are, everything looks quiet. and everything is very much busy. and things are still going on inside that building "c" where this hostage situation is unfolding. i'm going to step out of the way. just way beyond here, you can't really get a good glimpse from this view. that is where everything is happening. take a look at video. skyforce 10 was overhead. it show

how is that playing out with labor and american jobs so given her perspective and broad expertise in both transport and labor this would be an area to drill into very closely. >> i'm excited by it looks like the new secretary of transportation ellen chao was open to idea of restructuring of the air traffic control system. the biggest opportunity this year is frankly not the trillion dollars spending plan which trump alluded to which is not going to happen, congress passed a bill that would last through 2020, but for the air traffic control it's a big thing, runs out by september for the funding, the house has a plan to do a canadian style control to move it off to a non-profit corporation in the private sector. it's a self-funded entity, doesn't get tax pair subsidies at the leading edge in technology, it is really a great model. there's still some opposition to that air traffic control restructuring. i'm hopeful the new secretary of transportation is going to look at that opportunity. i know mark has written a lot on this as well. one thing to mention, watching elaine chao's confirm

here's a live look at i-95 at broad street just a reminder to avoid broad street downtown due to constructionntil 4:00 3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler now back to you. >>> turning to sports now sneak peak of the march madness bracket. the sixers joel embiid, stays off the hardwood. here's leslie van arsdal with "eyewitness sports". >>> jed after shoot around joel embiid said he was not healthy. he hads a left bone bruce, and the big fellow says the knee would swell and go away. is there another problem with the knee. joel has a minor tear in the the mens cuss of his left news and he injured it against port land. he has missed 12 of the last 13 games. team will not operate on the knee and does not know when joel will be back on the court >> the mri revealed obviously what we thought to be a bone bruce, and there was also the recognition that there was a very minor tear but not thought to be acute and not thought to be the source of the pain and inflammation, or symptoms. >> sixers taking on the hottest team in the league miami, they have won 13 in a row beat sixers by 23 last week second qu

this was in the best interest of the american people, and it is something that has broad support from the american people. we will continue to do what we have to. the president is committed to making sure the country and its people are safe. >> the president over the weekend said that he believes that jihadis were pouring into the country. is there any evidence to suggest that is true? is that what intelligence is telling him? mr. spicer: the reason he issued the order the way he did was to make sure people didn't have an advanced notice, to protect the country and make sure we have an idea who is coming in. >> is anybody coming in? mr. spicer: i will not get into specific information. said hisdent has number one priority is to keep the american people safe. >> [indiscernible] -- you spoke about the the proponent of executive authority. we are going to hear his concerns about the way the administration is taking action. what do you say to him? mr. spicer: if you look at the comments from last week, this is an action that was fully coordinated to make sure that everyone understood what

>> reporter: we're at broad.ou can see as you come up to center city and city hall in south philly, you can see it's really just raining. we see a little bit more sleet but you can see it's really wet roads. the good news is, i heard jessica saying the same thing, the traffic is low. a lot of people not coming out today. it's going to be nasty and hit quickly. if you have to go out there, be very careful, be careful if you're walking on broad street like that guy right there, guys. it's dangerous and tough to see out here. back to you. >> changeover is going to happen. let's find out the timing of that as we've been doing all morning long with "first alert" meteorologist bill henley. >> as we're watching it happen. we saw it snowing from the get-go in the pocono mountains and the lehigh valley and that's spreading into suburbs and parts of philadelphia, too. we're looking at westchester right now, that's a steadier snowfall. not a lot of accumulations so far but the ground is a bit warm from yesterday when we saw

that number will increase all as a result of this overly broad order.ality, per se, it was about whether or not the suspension should be lifted or not. where might we see the battle over whether this was within the confines of the constitution or not play out? well, it has already begun. yes, technically this was about whether the decision of the washington state judge should be stayed or not, whether the travel ban would be reinstituted while this was argued. but if you read the 29 page opinion of the appellate court, and your correspondent referred to that, it is online on virtually every news site, if you read that you will see that this court is already dealing with the constitutional issues and the very strong hints in this opinion suggest that what president trump did was unconstitutional. we will have to leave it there, but we really appreciate your time. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the appeal court may have voted against the travel ban but we need people who support it. there is mr mandela, mr nelson mandela. a free man, taking his

he has very broad powers. been recognized time and again when it comes to immigration-related issues. and in this case, the occur has stepped in and said no, we're not going to allow this ban to take place. we're going to take a hold on it. i could argue the other side of it, let's keep our borders secure, let's let this ban stay in place. and if at some point the supreme court or were to rule, this was not constitutional in some way, and they were to undo it, i would argue what's the harm if we've got 120-day pause? what would the harm in that be as the president's job is to keep our borders secure and keep our country safe. i think you can argue it both ways that right now, the green card issue's been clarified. the authority of the secretary of homeland security to step in. whether it's on a translator or someone else who they would feel should be allowed into the country. on an exception basis. i don't see the disruption now that the green card issue's been clarified and i'd argue, let's keep the border se

this is broad, locust and walnut. it's going to be closed from 4:00 this morning is when they shut things down so they could erect this crane tower for some projects here. it's going to last until 8:00 p.m. sunday. but here are some of the other closures you should be aware of. starting at 6:00 a.m., there will be closures in the area of filbert and 4th street. those are in effect until 6:00 p.m. tonight. then from 6:00 until 4:00, north broad street. the eastbound lanes of chase to arch will be closed. also callowhill, washington and race street will be closed. expect some construction on lombard street as well. tomorrow some closures at 16th street and arch street to be aware of. we're posting those closures on our website so you can get familiar with them, nbc10.com. reporting in center city, pam osborne, nbc 10 news. >> it's very loud when it falls and you don't know what's going on. >> we really haven't had too much wintry weather, just that blast that came through this week. but man, falling ice is causing some

diverting traffic off the broad street ramp. westbound and eastbound vine closed for another 20 minutes. watching the bridge closure, delaware river bridge connects the pa turnpike swefl. see the closure still in place there. going to affect your morning commute. belmawr new jersey construction on the ramp headed to 295 northbound. traffic could be moving towards northbound towards the trenton area towards 259. closed and also closed until 5:00 this morning. watching that for you. we'll end on 295. different area though. right near route 130. no problems in either direction. 22 minutes. southbound from 42 freeway after heading up and over. more updates when i come back and we'll check back in with the vine. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 22 minutes before 5:00. getting colder by the minute. look at the win blowing. cold air blowing into the area. feel it during the day today. 11 mile an hour wind in philadelphia. seven miles in quakertown. 12 inwom wilmington. stronger winds make it down to service this afternoon and

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how to secure your spot in this year's broad street run. >> wind is blowing. going to be around for much of the day today. temperature 44 degrees in philadelphia. many colder neighborhoods. your neighborhood forecast just ahead. ,$88doooooorw >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with one quick check on the roads. watching breaking news. 95 dealing with a southbound overturned tractor trailer. on the ramp to apply route headed northbound. see what we have going on here. entire ramp is completely blocked off. good thing about it is even with the seriousness of this accident, both highways, 95 and the blew route are still completely open. no road closures because of that. just can't access the blue route northbound from 95 southbound. injuries reported on the scene there as well. might be there for quite some time. keep an eye on that for you. also watch the rest of the roads as well. checking in with bridge closure. still closed for that structural repair. that's going the be something that's going to be in the middle of your morning commute today. also

it was broad base coalition. by the way, i was in dc.here were more people there than there were for the inaugural. [ laughter ] >> don't tell the president that. >> some alternative facts there. >> and don't think that doesn't irritate the president. and as long as this emphasis continues in a more broad front that, "a," he's a minority president. he did not win the popular vote. and we can turn our protests on a broad coalition of issues that are big, you know? >> but the protests, jim, i think, are more fun. people have to show up and vote. it's a common type of thing. >> got to get candidates, too. >> yeah, but they did not show up and vote. >> but it's waking up people who never would have done things, right? and to your point, monica, absolutely. people have to figure out, okay, if i'm gonna run for office, what is that going to take? if i'm gonna harness this energy -- if you look at the democratic leadership in dc, i mean, they're all aarp members just about. [ laughter ] so, that being said, there's nothing wrong with wisdom and

we are busy talking about the broad in broad stroke what they've talked about, but i'll give you another one. they come up with a new tax. it's aimed at more people than the very unpopular cadillac tax is. if that's in their plan, of course we're going to have -- we're going to spend a lot of time -- i wouldn't want to describe our state of emotion. we're going to spend a lot of time telling the american people how bad that would be for working people. so i think that we are being quite successful in pushing back on what the general outlines of their plan would do now and once they come up with a specific plan we'll have even more ammunition. >> just in addition to that, recognizing that medicare and medicaid are wedded now to the affordable care act. what they're saying is they want to block grant and change how medicaid is distributed in our country very, very damaging to medicare and the people it serves. and that medicare should wither on the vine. and you can just look at some of their statements in that regard. public sentiment is everything. last week we had over 100 town halls, r

watching this ramp around broad street. looks like they lifted this. black and white there with the headlights. you can see center city and the vine, we'll keep an eye on that, typically, it clears around the 5:00 mark. the crash on hat boro on east county line around madison avenue. >>> at jersey shore miss america will return to the historic board walk. officials announced they will crown this year's winner on september 10th. >>> happening today in south philadelphia, the kids at the mlb music academy will get a special opening. >> sharon robinson the daughter of hall of famer and sports icon jackie robinson will stop by the training center. she'll talk about a training and essay contest that kids are taking in. the bilingual contest allows kids to talk about their own lives. >>> all next on nbc10 news, we are marking black history month. >> this morning, we're celebrating with a look at the arts and how a mural program is inspiring young people in philadelphia. >>> and we continue to follow breaking news at the vaughn correctional center in smyrna,

was 1971 with the fed arguing against what president nixon did delinking the dollar from gold so my broad point is central banks don't control the value of the dollar the way people assume. it was devalued before we had a central bank. it is more a political concept. what does it mean for taxpayers? i don't think that much. thanks to the dollar being the reserve currency, realistically the federal government and i would argue this is a good thing, is able to borrow simply because it is backed by the most economically productive people on earth. lots of people have central banks, the u.s. treasury is able to borrow because americans are enormously productive economically so i think even when you look at the dollar we overrate a presidential a treasury concept. >> host: this is speculated, what if the euro became the major reserve currency? >> the treasury has done a lousy job of the dollar since 1971. it is not the gold standard, goals is the currency's value, 135th of assets gold, 120th of announce, the us had the world's currency and persistently devaluing that currency in the 80s and 90

you know normal drill between schuylkill and broad street. you jump off at south street, syringe garden, 30th it may be using vine street local that whole parkway is an active work zone there. there is a live look at the 422 right here near route 23, trooper road, left over work crews out there until five or 5:30 or so and turnpike connection bridge, remains closed, to vehicle traffic. mass transit, looking good. thomas, back over to you. >>> bob, thank you. >>> 4:04. we want to get to breaking news from new jersey, police in willingboro are investigating a shooting that happened just before midnight on creek view road, victim was air lifted to an area hospital , no word on the victim's condition. >>> another breaking news story we are following out of north philadelphia, an armed robbery inside of a bar leaves a manager dead. gunfire erupting right before last call. here we go again. lets get right to steve keeley at the scene at 23rd and indiana avenue knew, steve. >> reporter: if you look straight down 23rd street you can see city sky line

. >> runners are racing to sign up for the blue cross broad street run.istration has already begun and well your chance may not last very long. >> we'll get to dave murphy in a moment to take a look at your accuweather. let's go to karen first to talk about that crash on the blue route much go,. >> yeah, we're starting with our breaking news in delaware county where we've got an overturned tractor-trailer so here's the tractor-trailer and you can see it kind of flipped over right here. they're still out here working on it. we've got a number of police officers, emergency vehicles here blocking the ramp from i-95 southbound to the blue route so that ramp is completely blocked. this accident happened at 3:30 this morning. so, it's been blocked now for about an hour and a half. you can't get from i-95 southbound to the blue route and that's because of this accident involving an overturned tractor-trailer. police on the scene right there and you can see one of my twitter followers, a little guy, 217 sent this great image where you can see how it's completely

so it is closed from broad street overthrew the schuylkill. so you have your normal detours, jump off at south street, at 30th street, or spring garden. new schedules coming our way sunday, be ready for all of the city and suburban bus routes, also new bus route they'll implement, the number 311 serving willow grove. and construction yesterday caused big delays, want to throw it out there for you again today, construction along chemical road, caused major back up along ridge pike from norristown down to lafayette hill. so be ready for that again today. septa getting out of the gate. no problems on the regional rail lines this morning. and for the gang up in the poconos, we will get behind the bread truck here. watch for some construction northeast extension right near the quakertown interchange. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. we are following this breaking news right now out of southwest philadelphia. four people are in custody after reports of some shots fired. according to police, there was a brief chase, right near 58th

broad street run? we can start today training.us. >> that's what you say you when you doesn't want to do it. >> so you won't do it. >> i could start training. >> is this? it are you saying you're going to do it? >> i say we start today. >> he says i say we start. >> will you run 10 miles? >> you're the one who brought this up. the question is will you? you brought it up. are you going to do it? >> i'll do it if you do it. >> are you worried about me? you brought this up. >> commit. >> he says i need to work out. >> no, you mentioned it yesterday. >> dot eagles deserve some credit for the atlanta falcons making it to the super snow. >> well, in november, you remember the eagles beat the falcons 24-15, this was at the linc. the eagles were five and four after that game. and the falcons fell to six and four. but since then, the falcons have been one of the most dominant teams in the league, seven and one, six wins in a row. matt ryan redirected on that game versus the eagles, while preparing for the superbowl yesterday. here's what h

this happened january 10th around 8:00 on the 1200 block of south broad street. police say as we can see the suspects came up from behind the victim knock him to the ground and then began punching and kicking him. they tried to take victim's cell phone but did not get it. neighbors were unnerved by the attack but said violence like this is not the happening as often. >> i saw it coming from the bottom to where it is right now. neighborhood has changed tremendously. >> reporter: for the better. >> way better. way better. >> and septa riders trekly walked through that area access broad street line the attack happened just a block from the ellsworth federal station. >>> well, jury says a local charity is partially responsible for market street building collapse in june of 2013. deadly collapse you may recall killed six people and injured another 13, when a wall from the demolition project next door collapsed on to the small , salvation army thrift store. after a five month long civil trial the jury decided on tuesday natalie salvation army , the owner of the buildin