which is actually very great, the article on einstein except it had one passage that said, in 1937 einstein secretly traveled to albania so that the king could give him a visa to escape the nazis. everything in that sentence is wrong. he didn't go to albania, he didn't travel on an albanian visa. so i took it out being -- anybody can edit on wikipedia and, boom, it comes back. so i take it out again and it comes right back in. i think this is ridiculous. hard core albanian partisans are proud of this and they can point to some web site where some uncle somewhere said that his cousin told him that they saw einstein on the street in albania, and whatever. and so i keep -- finally i'm about to give up. then all of a sudden it's no longer there. i do not attribute there is to the wisdom of crowds. the wisdom of crowds was messed up. it was me. i helped fix that. then it slowly dawned on me i'm just part of the crowd, one little person adding my tiny bit of wisdom occasionally to a crowd source medium and that's why something like wikipedia work. even with google -- first of all, you can ask goo

and so i was then finishing or doing, can't remember this biography i wrote on albert einstein. i would go looking around and people would say wikipedia is not reliable and i am stunned at how reliable it is. of course idiots can put things in that they have their roots -- revision button and the crowd reverts things that are bad. actually reversion wars have been fought on wikipedia with more intensity than i think real wars that we are fighting now. but somehow it turns out right. so the wikipedia entries on albert einstein says that in 1937 he secretly traveled to albania but the kings god gave him a visa to escape the nazis. not one word of that sentence is true but it's there on wikipedia. so i take it out. boom, comes back and i says the citations from a passionate albanian expatriate who has web sites in which somebody says my uncle once told me that he was walking down the street and a matt albert einstein. so you know it has references to weird web sites and somebody's cousin said his uncle newt kings god and give him a visa. so meander my real name and the wikipedia ha

there was also einstein. who was channelling matthew mcconaughey. >> all right, all right. >> one more time. >> all right, all right. >> all right, all right, there you go. and then there was elmo, the canine thief. the dog. >> this was good. >> who -- instead of sharing. >> he has no problem doing this. >> oh! >> we love you so much elmo. >> and finally the cat. i couldn't let it go. one more time. >> skimlbles! you can do it! go! >> poor skimbles. >> he wasn't close.

gore einstein tells us that time marches along. how to retests that? and as steve said in his 1997 average he came back to apple here's to a the misfit sale of the rebels and those who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do. so that there should to question authority to be a rebel to have that sense of humanity is very important but it works both ways. a lot if you are nodding. with the ones to believe the those of us who are appalled the lighter note of picasso or the difference between hamlet zero or macbeth. but those who are willing to do a joke they don't know the difference between the g gore the chromosome gore the gene. those are the hard things cannot is difficult as the picasso paintings but they're also beautiful those of us on either side to see how beautiful it is on a piece of silicon so it becomes the on and off switch i hope you understand the creativity of the engineers because you can be like ada to understand the beauty the piece of poetry to visualize. but she also could visualize the step-by-step sa

al volante estaba uno de 21 aÑos baleado en la cabeza y fue declarado muerto en el hospital einstein.a de sangre marcan los escalones del hogar. >> salieron tres corriendo y a uno lo sacÓ la ambulancia medio muerto. >> ¿ fue como de pelÍcula autoridades confirman haber encontrado un arma de fuego y que los residentes no fueron heridos, propietario de la casa regaba arena para absorber el aceite en la acera. >> hablando de estos inquilinos el propietario de la casa confirmÓ que el fundamento de la casa estÁ seguro para que la familia continÚe allÍ el incidente se investiga, bienvenidos a nuestros nuevos estudios, regresamos, illia. >> ahora vamos a seguir en filadelfia, la policÍa investiga un accidente que involucra a un autobÚs escolar en el roosevelt park, fue en la una de la tarde en la calle nueve, novias menores dentro del autobÚs, por lo _1 adulto fue transportado centro mÉdico einstein y se desconoce su estado de salud. continuamos. >> cuando yo fui para la tienda yo lo vi y pensÉ ¿quÉ pasÓ ahora? siempre es lo mismo. >> continuamos en filadelfia de las autoridades investigan u

medics took both of these victims who were bleeding from the head, medics took them both to einstein hospital. at einstein hospital they realized that both the passengers were shot in the head. >> reporter: now, that 20-year-old is in critical condition right now. take a look at what police found in the van. not only did they find a gun but they found what appears to be marijuana. police tell "action news" they think the two were shot before the van crashed from inside the van. witnesses report three people running from the area. l&i has determined at that time house is safe for the family to stay. there were five people inside at the time of the accident. they were not hurt. we're here in the olney section eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> what a scene, thank thank you, eva. >> police are investigating a burglary at the lululemon store along the 1500 block of walnut in center city. police found the door smashed andlothes strewn along the sidewalk. >> police say a southwest philadelphia man shot and killed his girlfriend. it happened at a home on on the 2600 block of mulford st

you may have heard of the einstein letter to fdr. einstein didn't write the einstein letter to fdr. leo solar wrote the letter and signed it. . reason he didn't write it is because fdr, just like you, hadn't heard of leo solar. so he said look albert they were friends, please put your name on this so you get the einstein letter. pash was researching and surveilling everybody, including robert and frank oppenheimer, leo solard. across the board. so he followed these guys. they miked up their houses in places they frequented like bars and restaurants. they went into the houses and changed the telephone cords so their phones, not only so they could tap the phones, so they could turn the phones themselves into microphones so they could listen to all the conversations throughout the house. all of this without warrant. no fisa court. this is about as far of an overage as you could possibly get when it comes to, you know, the kind of invasion of privacy that you could expect from it. these were investigations into scientists who were suspected leftists. these are two of the scientists i ga

some of the greatest scientists, he talks about einstein and steve jobs. and some of the greatest scientists, musicians, philosophers, literature, a einstein talks about the fact that knowledge meaning scientific knowledge is limited. and imagination encircles the world. steve jobs, when he gives the university, there was no pay pal person to pay him in college. and he does go and audit in calligraphy the most useless of all even more useless and literature today and he said halt of calligraphy he got apple. don't think the country will produce steve jobs or bill gates, should have just can't help and not entered what he doesn't know anything about which is humanity. the whole point is to promote useless people you don't have an all-around education. what does it mean to be a responsible individual. the first thing is to make choices. and as the fate of new york now, to the sunni, that american history and global history is not necessary? that students can take tech. how could you not know what america is, its history and principles and values and nukes. h

. >> victim 53 years old still at einstein hospital. police say in critical condition, underwent emergency surgery last night shot in the face. victim working at corner store 1200 black of staff or street in the city germantown section, just after 8:30 last night, when police say man in in a ski mask stormed the store, stole money and fired at least two shots. striking victim in the face and thigh, as he was just standing back by the deli counter. victim taken to einstein medical sent, two year old boy and other customers inside the store. >> two customers, also the owner of the store and another employee. the owner of the store female holding a two year old boy -- boy at the time of the robbery and shooting. fortunately no one else was injured. this is very small store. very confined area. store had moved to the location it, not have surveillance cameras in place talk about timing, actually expected to be installed today. police are checking street surveillance cameras for any clues, as police continue their investigation obviously, gi

include ben franklin, albert einstein, and steve jobs. on american history tv on cspan3 at 6:00, the boston college history professor on how the cowboy became symbolic of a newly unified america. sunday evening at 6:00, we will tour the house that was the headquarters of the american red cross and learn about the life of its founder. find our complete schedule at www.c-span.org. let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. call us, e-mail us, or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. general 27 marks the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp in poland where more than one million people were killed. next on american history tv senator barbara mikulski reflects on the anniversary. this is about 10 minutes. >> next week on generally 27, it will be the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp. 70 years since the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp. it was a triumph for our allies, but a melancholy day

and to realize is i would not be einstein or steve jobs. and putting together teams getting people to collaborate you are all isolated and i was in washington d.c.. and i like being at the aspen institute. and i became more fixated of the rise of the of west. with people working together collaboratively so i became more interested in the notion to be a collaborative sport. and with silicon valley was not happy. >> i think the revolution that is too hard to get into here is the most ingrained in the genetic code of the digital revolution that there is a distributed peer to peer network of creativity. with that peer to peer every single blood is powerful to distribute information. that peer to peer networking is integral to the digital revolution or that may be true of the new biotech revolution. and how satisfied were you with that? >> i was blown away. benjamin franklin creates the colonial postal service to share ideas with the american and philosophical society. we have been doing that forever. whenever i wrote a book before i said commen

you may have heard of the einstein letter to fdr. einstein didn't write the einstein letter to fdr. leo solar wrote the letter and signed it. . reason he didn't write it is because fdr, just like you, hadn't heard of leo solar. so he said look albert they were friends, please put your name on this so you get the einstein letter. pash was researching and surveilling everybody, including robert and frank oppenheimer, leo solard. across the board. so he followed these guys. they miked up their houses in places they frequented like bars and restaurants. they went into the houses and changed the telephone cords so their phones, not only so they could tap the phones, so they could turn the phones themselves into microphones so they could listen to all the conversations throughout the house. all of this without warrant. no fisa court. this is about as far of an overage as you could possibly get when it comes to, you know, the kind of invasion of privacy that you could expect from it. these were investigations into scientists who were suspected leftists. these are two of the scientists i ga

"eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live at einstein medical center where both drivers are being treated, matt. >> reporter: natasha as of last check the the two remaining surviving victims from this crash remain in serious but stable condition but it was a bit earlier this morning here at einstein medical center that the youngest victim 11 year-old girl, was pronounced dead from her injuries. as a result we have unfortunately one, four year-old-- no, 111 year-old girl killed. >> reporter: blunt word friday morning near intersection of cheltenham avenue and old york road. it was just before 8:00 a a.m. when that black mustang was traveling westbound on cheltenham. >> somehow loses control crosses in the opposite lane and a windstar coming up the opposite lane and they hit and collided. >> reporter: investigators are not sure why that mustang drifted over the the median in the eastbound lanes but the damage from the crash was severe. the 11 year-old child in the front passenger seat was killed her 35 year-old mother and driver of the minivan were all taken to einstein medical cent

we're not gonna be transformed into albert einstein and become geniuses overnight by taking prevagen but the benefits are real, they're observable and they're certainly measured in our clinical trial, so it's really helping people have a better grasp on their own memory and their own cognitive processing. and for those who accept memory loss as just a normal part of aging what do you say to them? well, that's -- that was true before prevagen. okay. good stuff, mark. thank you. really good information, too and we've got more to come. we will be right back. prevagen is awakening, exciting, motivating. one of the best things i've ever taken in my life. whether it works on everybody, i don't know. but it -- i had such a positive experience from it that i would urge anybody to at least try it and see if it'll work for you because it sure helped me. at work, i multitask all day long and i would find myself standing over somewhere wondering "why did i come back here?" i find that a lot less now. since i started taking prevagen, i feel like i'm able to stay on task without wavering off and d

medics took both of these victims who were bleeding from the head, medics took them both to einstein hospital. at einstein hospital, they realized then that both of these passengers were shot in the head. >> reporter: now, take a look at what police found in the van. not only did they find a gun but investigators found what appears to be marijuana. police tell "action news" they think the two were shot before the van crashed from inside the van. witnesses reported seeing three people running from the area around the van. now, l&i has been on the scene overnight. they have determined that the house is safe for the family to stay, there were five people inside the house at the time of the accident. they were not hurt. in olney, eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. >>> also breaking this morning police are investigating a burglary at the lululemon store along the 1500 block of walnut street in center city. that's where the roof collapsed on tuesday. police found the front door was smashed in and clothes strewn along the sidewalk. the alarm was not activated becaus

try to be incentive not everyone is going to be able to come 0 so this fans the afternoon and the einsteinit's critical to be prepared and to recover from disasters as finishing as possible. >> i've been to a lot of shows and this one was a trufk turnout a. >> since the structure the building represents the super structure the lower part of this particle on the buildings on the corner they shack quite a bit. >> so for the floors above as shaking that top floor is fog go-go have no more mass and we saw in 1984 more structure destruction where we're ryan white this by adding a steel frame typically you want to brass in both directions and see how strong the building is. >> we've adapted a thirty year implementation program i worry about that was a retrofit requirement this is what we do to mitigate the shom and have's evacuation for the people and our partners. i had questions about what kind of professionals are involved in this i want to start to put together a team of people to help me get through this. i'm a structural engineer and i'm thrilled at the quality of the contractors and engin

he was rushed to einstein and pronounced at 2:00 a.m. we have more breaking news coming out of france. we have word that several mosque have been attacked. also a police woman was shot to death in a southern suburb of paris overnight. top officials she was responding to a traffic accident when she was shot to death. a second person was shot. there's no confirmation that the shooting was connected to the central massacre in at charlie hebdo. they have spotted the two armed men wanted for the shooting in northern france. they stormed the buildings and opened fire with automatic weapons killing 12 and wounding 11 more. one of the brothers may have links to al qaeda. >> they claim they avenge the the prophet mohammed, i say they offended the prophet today. >> it is day of national mourning in france, and countries around the world have raised their terror alert in the wake of this deadly attack. >> jury selection is expected to begin in the volunteer youth football coach. leon watson was arrested on dozens of counts of child rape and sexual

you may have heard of the einstein letter to fdr. einstein didn't write the einstein letter to fdr.eo solar wrote the letter and signed it. reason he didn't write it is because fdr, just like you, hadn't heard of leo solar. so he said, look, albert, they were friends, please put your name on this so you get the einstein letter. pash was researching and surveilling everybody, including robert and frank oppenheimer, leo solard. across the board. so he followed these guys. they miked up their houses in places they frequented like bars and restaurants. they went into the houses and changed the telephone cords so their phones, not only so they could tap the phones, so they could turn the phones themselves into microphones so they could listen to all the conversations throughout the house. all of this without warrant. no fisa court. this is about as far of an over reach as you could possibly get when it comes to, you know, the kind of invasion of privacy that you could expect from it. these were investigations into scientists who were suspected leftists. these are two of the scientists i

he is now being treated at einstein medical center. police say three passengers in the minh van took off. police are now reviewing surveillance videos for more clues. they say they found some drugs in the minivan. >>> investigators are trying to find out what caused a deadly fire in south philadelphia that killed a man and a woman. flames broke out on the first floor of the row home on daly street around 1:30. a police officer who tried to save the victims suffered minor injuries. nbc 10 spoke with one of the victim's relatives who lives around the block. >> i recognize their screen door. the screen door was open the fire was coming out tremendously. >> what do you do in a situation like that? >> i want to run towards it he grabbed me back. >> fire officials tell us the home did not have any working smoke detectors. >>> an update on some breaking news we followed for you this morning. crews are working to repair a water main break. skyforce10 was at ash born and oak lane roads around 6:00 this evening. you see the water was still gushi

he is in critical condition in einstein. the 24-year-old passenger is dead shot in the back of the head. take a look at what police found inside the man. not only did they find a gun but they found what appears to be marijuana. police tell "action news" they think the two were shot before the van crashed from inside the van. witnesses report seeing three people running from the area around the van. >> the minute have van did cause structural damage to the private residence. some of the stones and bricks have been damaged and inside the property, the drywall is cracked. there's a crack on the wood floors and the window frame appears to have been displaced. >> reporter: now, l&i has been on the scene and determined that the house is safe for the family to stay. there were five people inside the home at the time of the accident. they were not hurt. we're in logan section, eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." tam. >> thank you for that. breaking right now police are investigating an apparent burglary at lululemon in center city.

he was transported to albert einstein medical center where he did pass away. apparently, the fire started on the first floor of his home in the rear, in the kitchen area. he was on the first floor in the front of the home, lying on a stove a -- sofa when the fire broke out. he was home alone. hearing that he did have working smoke detectors and they were going off. we don't know for certain why the man couldn't escape. but again, he is a military veteran, did he have some sort of disability, there was a walker inside the house. while we don't know the cause of the fire, fire officials are reminding people of various cold weather safety tips. >> wintertime, we want everyone to remain safer, have your heaters checked. if you have to use portable heaters, make sure you're using something with lots of space where nothing can burn. we hope this is our last fatality. we want everyone to practice fire safety. it is very very cold outside. we understanded people will use alternate means of heating. so use your space heater safe. >> now the issue that is on everyone's

again, one is in critical but stable condition at einstein, the other one is dead. back to you guys. >> jennifer, thanks so much for that update. >> police also investigating this. breaking news out of the fairmount section this morning. the robbery after bar there. this happened shortly after 12:30 this morning at the urban saloon bar in the 2100 block of fairmount avenue. police say the suspect made off with nearly a thousand dollars in cash. >>> a montgomery county woman accused of stealing more than $10,000 from boy and girl scouts, she was supposed to be helping. police say heather bellford was the leader for pack 27 and girl scout troop in upper providence. investigators say she used special credit cards meant to buy things for both groups, but instead, she stole more than $10,000. bellford faces a number of charges including theft. >>> inspectors say they believe the freezing every water and the thawing of the ice may have led to bricks falling from a popular center city store this week. temporary repairs are being done to secure the building next to the lulu

today a letter from einstein would be lost in the mail room. there is a since we could not do apollo. whatever you think of the affordable care act, i will maintain that an internet website is a demonstrably inferior and simpler and easier technology then building a rocket to sensibly to the moon. there has been the strength to climb we need to think about really hard. >> and like many, you are conscious that the pattern of growth in the economy has left many americans behind. there was a survey released this morning by polling agencies that reported 45% of americans say their personal finances have not recovered to where they were before the financial crisis. this is something that preoccupies the. can you suggest, it i'm putting you too much on the spot, one policy change that might make a difference for the 70-90% of americans who are not experiencing the benefits of economic growth. >> it is -- it is three separate debates. it is an equality debate. the answer is, yes. then there is a second question, which is why is this happening? it is a

parece un hombre genio, un joven einstein.nes de dÓlares. este unos 50 y hacen cosas muy parecidas. >>> en el laboratorio de expectometria, pueden encontrar la antigÜedad de millones de aÑos de restos orgÁnicos. se utiliza el acelerador de partÍculas, Único en latinoamÉrica cristÓbal trabaja con Él, al jugar con el suyo la finalidad de su acelerador es mostrar como funciona para difundir la ciencia, y buscar ayuda para jÓvenes como Él, con la fundaciÓn que creÓ ciencia sin fronteras. >>> cada cto joven que estudia, es una ganancia para el mundo, un soldado menos para el narco. capaz de calentar comida generar electricidad. y mejorar la salud, eso hacen los aceleradores de partÍculas, y capaces de realizar sueÑos como los sueÑos de cristÓbal. en mÉxico raÚl torres telemundo. >>> en taiwÁn por la magia de las piezas que puede armar lo que quiera. el mundo puede estar en sus manos, literalmente. lo que pasa en taipei se pueden ver 38 grandes maravillas del mundo, construidas en lego. el teatro de la opera de sidney. el taj mahal.

second genuine einstein's. people have decided that our immigration policy has this einstein -- and we are leading in some. we are living in lots of ordinary people with average skills who are not by any stretch of imagination -- and humanitarian immigration. this is a government-run charity program and i'm uncomfortable with anything like that but if we do it we should be limited. congress thought it was voting for 50,000 refugees a year low 30 plus years ago in a passive refugee law. it's never been that long and it should be confined to people who generally have nowhere else to go and never will have anywhere else to go. that doesn't describe many of the people we have met today is quote refugees unquote. you end up with half or less of the current immigration flow may be 400,000 immigrants a year. still more immigrants for permanent settlement in the united states and all the countries in the world put together anyway. it's just a lot less than we have now and reduces the impacts these counter modern immigr

and then someone told him einstein didn't actually say that. in the words of gandhi, 'my bad.'" [ laughter and applause ] not sure i understand this. although texas senator ted cruz said there's not enough data to support global warming and has often been criticized for understanding space and science, he was just named the new head of the senate subcommittee on space and science. [ light laughter ] and i don't know. he may not be an expert. i don't know about this. take a look at some of the things on his agenda here. first there's, find out why the sun wears sunglasses on the raisin bran box, but not in real life. [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: next there's, investigate what nasa stands for. the "s" is definitely "space," but what about the "n," "a," and the other "a"? [ laughter ] then there's, find out if aliens do butt probes because it's funny or because there's some other reason. [ laughter and applause ] i don't know. you've got to find these things out. the head of space and science. well, this made me laugh here. two designers

. >> reporter: he was taken to einstein and remains in critical condition. the employee was standing in the back deli counter and store was opened at the time. two others were inside and so was store's owner. she was standing at the front counter with a two-year old baby boy in her arms. it is a small store. very contain, confined area fortunately no one else was injured. >> reporter: police are inn viewing a number of witnesses but there were no cameras inside of the store they were actually scheduled to be installed later this week. reporting live outside philadelphia headquarters jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> developing right now a former fail police detective is expect to face charges, sources tell "eyewitness news" investigative reporter walt hunt their former homicide detective ronald have dove is accused of obstructing a murder investigation n word on specific charges but they center around accusation that is dove help his girl friend after she killed her ex-husband. they are looking into his role in several other murder cases. dove was

he was rushed to einstein and pro annoyanced after 2:00 a.m. there were working smoke alarms inside the home. the neighboring homes were not damaged. >>> new this morning the extreme cold did not stop firefighters from battling a fast-moving house fire from overnight. flames broke out at 11:45 on the 1300 block of grove street in the grays ferry section of philadelphia. heavy fire was showing in the first floor kitchen area. they were able to get the fire under control in ten minutes. neighbor suffered smoke and was taken to the hospital to be checked out. >> we have breaking news on the story in france. a female police officer was shot and killed a street sweeper was wounded in an overnight shooting. this is no confirmation that this shooting is connected to the deadly attacks at the offices of the satirical newspaper charlie hebdo in paris. a massive manhunt is underway for the shooters in that incident. police made arrests overnight. the attack in paris on the teenager newspaper charlie hebdo was well planned and executed by masked gunmen wi

impactos de bala en el rostro y otro en la pierna, la vÍctima fue llevada al centro mÉdico albert einsteinico. pide la ayuda del pÚblico para localizar a los sospechosos que asaltaron en filadelfia, el pasado 20 de enero a la una de la maÑana tres hombres entraron al inter face mÉdical. dos de los sospechosos lograron llevarse una cantidad indeterminada de dinero, y otros artÍculos. si usted tiene informaciÓn sobre este incidente debe llamar a la policÍa de filadelfia altos 1568644. es un caso que quizÁs usted recuerde bien con los hechos salieron a relucir por un adelanto que ha establecido la investigaciÓn. un detective del departamento de policÍa en filadelfia enfrenta cargos en conexiÓn con un homicidio en septiembre del 2013 y segÚn pierre hernÁndez, parece un triÁngulo amoroso que aÚn la fiscalÍa no puede creer. >> fue un abogado de la fiscalÍa se refiriÓ al caso, una novela barata. enfrenta cargos protrusiÓn, soborno y conspiraciÓn entre otros cargos, todo por supuestamente haber llegar a su novia erica sÁnchez fuera del estado. cuando Ésta era buscada por los mismos colegas, en el

he's being treated at einstein medical center. police are looking for three other people who were inside the car and ran from the scene. >>> delaware state police are looking into a baby's death at a day-care center. the investigation is focused on handy's little disciples day care. that's in sussex county. police say a day-care worker could not wake the 10-month-old boy from a nap. medics rushed the baby to the hospital but they could not save him. state forensic officials will determine the exact cause and manner of death. >>> new from overnight, police say someone burglarized the lululemon store in center city less than 48 hours after the roof collapsed. police confirm the burglar busted the door and threw the clothes around. police are not sure how much was taken. no one was inside at the time. and the store is still closed because of that roof collapse. >>> now to super bowl xlix. game time is getting closer. we are just now three days away from the big game here on nbc 10. and our keith jones is live in phoenix as he has bee

it would be the greatest achievement of science sinc einstein's theory of relativity. >> yes. >> rose see, i haven't seen that interview in a long time. i mean, i have a renewed interest in him because of you but it's just stunning to see him talk about it to compare finding the theory of everything to climbing mount everest, and once you get there, there's no place to go. that's the highest place you can go. >> yeah, that's the thing. i mean, that's what i took away from the film was this idea of what is the theory of everything is sort of that perfect thing. but actually it's about aspiring to find that thing with the knowledge that you won't necessarily find it. and it's interesting because the other day i was read ago when we met when i was doing "red." dan rice wrote something beautiful with about art. and he said being an arndtist was aspiring for perfection with the knowledge you will never get this. and it's interesting to hear him talk about things in different terms. >> rose: it's the only kind of challenge you would think hee would enjoy, one that is overwhelming that you w

street a 79-year-old man was found independent side of the house with severe burns he was rushed to einstein hospital and pronounced dead, the fire marshall is investigating the cause of the blaze a large home was destroyed by fire in chester square this morning. it happened at the 400 block of red clay drive. water tankers from surrounding towns were brought in to help fight the flames no reports of injuries and the cause here is under investigation. >>> family and friends of shane montgomery will gather in manayunk to say good-bye to the college student, a viewing will take place at 5:00, he was discovered in the schuylkill river over the weekend and he was missing since early thanksgiving morning after leaving a manayunk bar while out with friends. funeral services are held tomorrow. so imagine ... what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar? imagine loving your numbers. introducing once-daily invokana®. it's the first of a new kind of prescription medicine that's used along with diet and exercise to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabete

commissioner also tells us they fraptically worked to try and save the victim but he was pronounced at einstein medical center about 2:00 this morning. that was one hour after firefighters arrived here on roslyn street. >> he wasn't able to get out because it was around the door. so we want to remind everyone, if you do have a disability and you're in your home make sure you have that disability that you're able to get out. >> reporter: this is the first fire fatality of the year. in the next half hour we're looking to bring you information on the fire commissioner on the likely origin the location of where this began. live from olney, monique braxton, nbc10 news. >>> 5:35 we're staying on top of breaking news out of france. nbc news is reporting there has been an explosion outside a mosque in paris. this is a live picture of the scene near that explosion. at this point, no injuries reported, but we're working to find out more about this explosion and how it may be related to what happened yesterday. also nbc news is reporting two police officers were shot in paris, just a few hours ago. the as

firefighters discovered a 79-year-old man on the couch on the first floor rushed to einstein and pronounced dead after 2:00 a.m. fire officials say there were working smoke alarms inside the home. >> the smoke alarms were in place, they were activated. this person appeared to have some disabilities. we are not show sure why he he was not able to get out because the smoke alarms did low e go off. if you're planning your home escape plan practice it so you can get out safely. >> reporter: the neighboring homes were not damaged. three people were displayed by the fire. the 79-year-old man was home alone at the time. his three family members are staying with other families. as you look out on the street on roslyn there's ice. the weather did not play a role in the fighting the he -- the fire it appear it is the fire started in the kitchen. the cause is under investigation, the fire marshal is on the scene. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> and we've got breaking news coming to us out of france. two people a police officer in the streets was shot in the southern suburb of paris overnig

speaking to the new hampshire journal, kentucky senator rand paul equated a possible mit campaign to einstein'sion of insanity doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. >>> on late night with seth meyers, bill clinton was asked about how golf can get presidents in trouble. he said everyone needs a release and you can actually get a lot done. >> you always have global communication. i have a lot of international phone calls on golf courses. >> were you ever in the middle of a bad game and you faked an international call say you had to go? >> you're just smarter than i am. that never occurred to me. where were you when i needed you. >> i was going to say, that's a great tactic. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. so i am joined by syndicated columnist bob franken. good morning. >> you mean sarah palin is not going to support mitt romney? i'm stunned. >> right. big surprise. with mitt romney and jeb bush in competition possibly for big donors in fund-raisers could this squeeze chris christie out of the gop nomination next year? >> i don't think chris ch

a 14-year-old girl who was riding in that mustang was taken to einstein hospital where she died a short time later. >>> community leaders in bridgeton, new jersey, are calling for peace in the community in the wake of that routine traffic stop that left a local man there dead at the hands of police. our bruce gordon right now is live in bridgeton where folks are hoping there will be no repeat to any of the vial lenell protests scene in the other parts of the country. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, karen, of course with the two police involved situations with unarmed black men leading to their deaths in missouri and new york both of those situations leading to violent protests and in some cases spread around the country police and civic leaders and religious leaders here in bridgeton are urging calm and in fact they're getting at least it so far after a police involved shooting here late last month. local religious leaders went before cameras and microphones to you were patience and avoid a rush to judgment after an incident that could have torn this community apart. >> what i want to say to

they tried frantically to save this man but he was pronounced dead over at einstein medical center. he suffered 17 degree burns over 18% of his body. and the firefighters tell us that it appears the fire began in the rear of his home. right now, the fire marshal is looking to determine the exact cause. we did see firefighters bring out a trash can that appeared to have been on fire at some point. the house, the back of it is heavily damaged. heavily gutted. we're going to listen to more of the interview with the fire commissioner and find out exactly what they are looking at as this investigation continues. live for now from owegon monique braxton. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of paris. nbc news is reporting there's been explosion near a mosque outside of paris. at this point, there are no injuryies that we know of. this is a developing nation. also nbc news is reporting two police officers were shot just outside of paris. all of this comes one day after that terror attack at a magazine office that left a dozen people dead. several injured. the two police officers wou

accused of attacking a correctional officer and a nurse while escaping -- while trying to escape from einstein medical center. authorities say 20-year-old justin mackey was at the hospital yesterday for a medical procedure when he somehow got rid of his handcuffs. mackey then allegedly attacked the officer and a nurse before hospital security managed to restrain him. the officer sustained serious injuries and is still in the hospital. >>> philadelphia police have released the names of the three men shot execution style in mayfair saturday night. they were 40-year-old jason stratos, 40-year-old ramon ortiz and 30-year-old sarith mang. each was found with a gun shot wound to the head. that inside a home on the 4600 block of vista street. so far police have not released details about a motive or a suspect. >>> "action news" is at philadelphia city hall today as the city held a memorial service for firefighter joyce craig. lieutenant craig was killed on december 9th fighting a basement fire in west oak lane. she was the first female firefighter in philadelphia killed in the line of duty. "action n

he is as good a scientist or perhaps better than the einsteins of the world, than the oppenheimers and fermis of the world. what we found out through the scene tiefic underground is he was going to get a talk in zurich, switzerland. this is on a neutral country during the war. zurich was a neutral city where everyone kind of went to talk to each other and deal with people from other countries. we found out about this and byrd was sent in. now he was sent in for several reasons. one is that he spoke very many languages and did it very well. the other was that when he was earlier put on a probably the mission which i mentioned was the american mission to determine what the germans were doing with the bomb program as a member of the oss he realized he needed to know a little bit about this whole atomic bomb thing so he grabbed all of the quantum theory books and read them all on a plane flight from rome back to the united states. then about 20 hours he learned quantum theory. we talk about being brilliant. and so he attended this lecture and the lecture was a little bit over his head stil

died at einstein hospital. >> whether pope francis comes to philadelphia this fall, a estimated 2 million will be here to see them. where do they spend the night if they can't get a low tell room? >> "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has found some homeowners who are ready to help out at a cost. >> and as we walk through, we have a three-bedroom. >> sees the opportunity of a lifetime. he and his wife are looking to rent their art museum area home for $28,000 for just one week. >> do i think it is crazy? of course. right? absolutely. but -- >> for this, it will be very important to somebody. >> with pope francis head today philadelphia, toward the end of september, for the world meeting of families, an estimated 2 million people will be drawn to the parkway in the basilica that week, and with some available hotel rooms in the city going for nearly $900 a night that makes any bed within walking distance a hot commodity. >> we are .75 miles from where the pope conducting mass -- >> quick check on craigslist shows they're not alone. >> skylites here bring a lot of sunlight down to the

he was taken to einstein military center where he died. again, the victim was a military victim who was partially paralyzed during the fire. he suffered secondary burns over 18% of this body. firefighters are looking for the cause. >>> a former philadelphia principal will face charges in a cheating scandal. yesterday, police arrested lolamarie davis-o'rourke. she's the third person charged in the scandal. investigators say she encouraged students and teachers to change incorrect answers on standardized tests to boost scores. >> happening today in chester county the former treasurer of a fire company there will be formally arraigned in an alleged embezzlement scheme. howard smith iii is accused of living high on the stolen donations. authorities say he skimmed $300,000 from the westfield volunteer fire department in valley township. he said he spent the money on fancy purchases including trips and phillies tickets. investigators say a credit card charge during an extravagant vacation in hawaii blew his cover. >>> friends will gather at a wa

he was taken to einstein and will likely lose an eye. witnesses say this suspect entered the store wearing a white hoodie with a ski mask. have after robbing the the store for some reason police say he then shot the store employee who had been working in the back deli counter. the the suspect ran away. there were two customers in the the store including that store owner standing 15 feet from the suspect when he opened up fire. >> the owner was holding a two-year old boy behind the counter, at the time of this robbery and shooting. fortunately, in one else was injured. >> reporter: police are questioning a number of witnesses, unfortunately there were in surveillance cameras inside of the store they were scheduled to be installed later this week, however, police were dusting front door for fingerprints hoping that the suspect was not wearing gloves. reporting live, outside philadelphia police headquarters this morning, jan carabao, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> happening today delaware governor jack markell delivers his state of the st

the victim was rushed to einstein hospital in a private vehicle is that in stable condition.sts have been made. >>> we have new details on a crash involving a pedestrian in montgomery county. a driver struck an elderly man last night as he tried to cross ogontz avenue near the septa bus loop in cheltenham township's wyncote section. ems's rushed 87-year-old warren scott to the hospital. he's in critical condition. the driver remained at the scene. any witnesses are asked to contact cheltenham township police. >> nascar driver kurt busch has told a delaware courtroom he believes his ex-girlfriend is a trained assassin. at a hearing in dover yesterday busch said patter tricia driscoll told him she was a mercenary who killed people for a living. driscoll is trying to get a no contact order against busch. she claims he assaulted her inside his motor home at dover international speed way last september. driscoll did not dispute the assassin claims in court but told the reporter the assertions are ludicrous saying busch took it from a movie script she's been working on. >> nose reg