albert einstein does it. it has been sort of what has driven progress since leonardo da vinci as a great engineer and artist combines the two disciplines in all of his work. to me, that notion that there's a connection between mack and natural beauty is something important for us to have a feel for like she did. a lot of people say i don't love math they get upset we don't do enough art education or humanities education and i agree, we need the arts and humanities that makes us who we are but i also feel people love the arts and humanities should try to have a feel for the beauty of math as well just as you love shakespeare, you should -- people would be appalled, some of my humanist friend to somebody said they did know the difference between hamlet and macbeth but would brag they don't know the difference between a transistor and that resister or a gene and the chromosomes, and mathematics is just the good lord's brushstroke for something beautiful in the universe and math was like a line of a father's poet

albert einstein does it. it's been sort of what has driven progress leonardo da vinci combines the two disciplines in his work. so to me, that notion that there's a connection between math and natural beauty is something important for us to have a feel for, just like ada did. a lot of people were not -- saying i don't love math. they get upset we don't do enough arts education or humanities education, in schools, and agree. we need the arts and humanities. that makes us who we are. but i also feel people love the arts and humanity should try to have a feel for the beauty of math as well, just as you love shakespeare, people would be appalled if somebody didn't know the difference between hamlet and macbeth and then brag they didn't know the difference between a transition store or resist juror or a gene and chromosome and what she knew was that math mate ticks was just -- mathematics was the good lord's brush stroke of something beautiful in the universe and that math was like her father's poetry. people say

at einstein hospital. one male, 29 years old shot, stabbed, stabbed multiple times in his torso was pronounced dead at 2:45, minute after he was dropped off at einstein. a second victim age 27 stabbed also multiple times in his torso is in critical condition, presently fighting for his life. we do believe he's going to survive. preliminary information that they were inside of a bar in the 6300 block of stanton avenue. there was an argument, a fight, that ended up outside we believe that's where the stabbing occurred. the description of our stab sera male wearing a black and gray jacket, with a full beard, last seen in a gray colored buick lesaber. we're very fortunate not only sit, real time crime cameras are right at the location where this homicide took place, there is about six seven businesses on both sides of stanton avenue that do have cameras that are facing the location where the stabbing took place. and where the bar we believe the bar where this all started, also had exterior cameras. so right no

it was a 911 call from einstein's er that actually alerted police to the crime.tim died, the other is in critical and three witnesses are now at homicide being questioned including the person who drove the victims to the hospital. at this hour police are look at cameras on the block including city cameras. police say the stabbing happened outside of chay bar on stenton avenue near east johnson street sometime around 2:00 a.m. here's what police will to say. >> based on witness accounts, that transported these two victims to einstein hospital this stabbing occurred outside of a bar in the 6300 block of stenton avenue. we believe both of the victims as well as the perpetrator were all inside of this bar and that's when an argument started. we're not sure what the argument was about. the argument came outside of the bar where on stenton avenue, on the sidewalk as well as on the highway the stabbings took place. >> reporter: and blackout here live you can see members of the crime scene unit are also out here. homicide detectives. that camera is one of the city camera

it was a 911 call from the einstein emergency room that alerted police to the crime.her is in critical and three witnesses have been working with homicide including the person who drove the victims to the hon. at this hour police are still looking to see if there are any cameras that may have captured anything on the block including some city cameras that are out here. police say that the stabbing happened outside of chai bar on stenton avenue near east johnson street sometime around 2:00 a.m. >> based on witness accounts that transported these two victims to einstein hospital, this stabbing occurred outside of a bar in the 6300 block of stenton avenue. we believe both of the victims as well as the perpetrator were all inside of this bar and that's when an argument started. we're not sure what the argument was about. the argument came outside of the bar where on stenton avenue, on the sidewalk as well as on the highway the stabbing took place. >> reporter: now police of course did quickly respond to this intersection outside of the bar shortly after receiving that pho

i even saw it in albert einstein who i write about. albert einstein was not the best physicists in europe in 1905. in fact, he was the third class examiner and the swiss patent office and he couldn't even get his phd. they kept rejecting his thesis. he couldn't get a job at the university. he wouldn't say he is a conventional standards the greatest physicist mind of 1905, but he was the greatest genius. he was able to make imaginative and intuitive leaps. i would never put steve jobs ever put even the same quantum orbit is albert einstein. but there was a similarity which is that the genius of steve jobs came from making intuitive leaps, imaginative leaps, questioning received wisdom and that is where ben franklin did a test of steve jobs did come albert einstein did his question things that you and i might say the received wisdom of newton riding at the beginning of the content via that good time marches along second by second irrespective of how we observe it. get albert einstein how do we know that? how do we test that? how do we ta

he's in critical condition at einstein hospital. take a look at this video.tell us now this is video from the scene at johnson and stenton avenue where police actually didn't even know about this scene until they got a phone call from the einstein hospital's emergency room. that's where they got two of the victims transported there. it was a driver that actually transported them and two other witnesses. so this evening witnesses are at homicide right now talking to them trying to help them figure out this crime. and one of those witnesses is the one who drove them to the einstein emergency room. at this point police say they believe this began as an argument inside of chai bar on stenton avenue. they say the crime actually happened on the sidewalk outside of the bar. crime scene -- >> the description of our perpetrator is a male approximately 30 years of age thin build wearing a black and gray jacket. this male has a full beard. he was last seen in a gray colored buick le sabre unknown direction. >> reporter: and back out here live, that's a description that

it was a 911 call from the einstein er that actually alerted police to the crime. one victim died at the hospital, the other remains in critical condition and three witnesses are talking to homicide including the person who drove the victims to the hospital. well, at this hour police are looking at cameras on the block including some city cameras. police say the stabbing happened outside of chai bar on stenton avenue near east johnson street sometime around 2:00 a.m. here's what police had to say. >> based on witness accounts that transported these two victims to einstein hospital, this stabbing occurred outside of a bar in the 6300 block of stenton avenue. we believe both of the victims as well as the perpetrator were all inside of this bar and that's when an argument started. we're not sure what the argument was about. the argument came outside of the bar where on stenton avenue, on the sidewalk as well as on the highway the stabbing took place. >> reporter: and back out here live you're looking at one of philadelphia's city cameras that they do have here in plac

einstein comes along to say -- theory of relativity. einstein comes along to say time is not time and space is not space in the way we previously understood time and space. that is, unchanging, absolute. those born in 1840 began to raise questions about this modern questioning. questioning the questioning. they felt it was all going too far, wondering if all of these innovations and complexities of modernity were not perhaps diluting humanity -- deluding humanity from some essential reckoning from god or nature. people could fly. they could drive an automobile. ford motor company will produce its one millionth car in 1915. if you could listen to the radio. not very many, although it is coming. many more could go to the movies , listen to the phonograph, the victrola, as they would call it. there was a sense among some that we were becoming too upset with what we can do and we can sure do a whole lot more than we could just a few years prior but the results of this lingering fear, that we do not know who we are anymore -- we are less cer

. >> reporter: einstein staff are the the ones who called police. the 29 year-old died minutes after the a arrival and as for the second victim. >> we believe, he is going to survive his injuries. >> reporter: back at the crime scene police say they are following strong lead and expect to find even more, thanks to surveillance individual ohio. new again police found at least six cameras in the area six private business cameras, now outside of the club. police found a hat, cell phone and lots of blood. those witnesses are being questioned by police at this time. again they are looking for the staner in this case. as far as a man with the thin build, full beard last seen warring a gray and black jacket and last seen moving in the unknown direction and perhaps a gray colored buick le saber. we are live from mt. airy i'm just continue finch for cbs-3 eye witt thees news. >>> new this morning an overnight fire forced people outside in the cold in philadelphia's tacony section. it broke out just after 2:30 this morning at an apartment above harrison's hid

from anything happening here at the scene, they get a call at quarter to 3:00 from the staff at einstein hospital's emergency room saying they just have two stabbing victims brought in, and one dead on the operating table the other one, close to death in very critical condition. so, police come over here, because they find out from the people that drove them to the hospital, three good witnesses, one guy put both of them in his car and new where einstein was on broad street, new where to take them, saved that second person's life. he got him immediate medical help. before even wasting time to dial 911 he got both of these guys in to the emergency room. soap, we hear about this stop snitching culture. shear guy that does the complete opposite and helps and aids, now helping and aiding in the investigation. here's chief inspector scott small talking about who they're looking for right now. >> the description of our perpetrator is a male, approximately 30 years of age thin build wearing a black and gray jacket. this male has full beard. he was last seen in a gray colored buick lesaber unkno

i even saw it in albert einstein who i wrote about. where is albert einstein was not the best physicist in europe in 1905. in fact, he was a third class patent examiner in the swiss patent office because he couldn't even get his ph.d.. they kept rejecting his thesis. so you wouldn't say, oh, he is by conventional standards, you know the greatest physicist mind of 1905. but he was the greatest genius. he was able to make imaginative and intuitive leaps. now, i would never put nor would steve jobs ever put steve in the same quantum orbit as albert einstein. but there was a similarity which is that the genius of steve jobs came from making intuitive leaps, imaginative leaps, questioning perceived wisdom. ask can that's what ben franklin did, steve jobs did, albert einstein did, is question things that you and i might say are obvious, question the perceived wisdom of, i don't know, newton writing that time marches along second by second irrespective of how we observe it. and you get this patent, you know clerk albert einstein, saying how d

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then einstein called 911 to tell them what was happening out here. police arrived to this bar and believe a recently fired employee may have been involved with this. of course you see that the police are outside the bar right now trying to find surveillance cameras. of course this entire area is cordened off on stanton avenue near washington lane. they will be out here for quite some time as we get more information. for now, that's the very latest we have here live in germantown. matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> and now back to our weather coverage. we saw matt breathing in the cold air outside. slick spots also could create problems on the roads this morning. now the major roads in philadelphia as jillian pointed out appear to be all clear, but there are the side streets that could be a problem. ice on those. nbc 10's katy zachry is live for us in the city's fox chase neighborhood. katy, that's a rather hilly section of the neighborhood. what have you found there? >> reporter: it is. and actually i know from talking to plow drivers that usually the

especially with einstein and some of freud's influence. this is a thought that is starting to take hold, starting to take root. what we thought was time and space turns out not to be time and space, at least not the way we thought it was. things like that. you can see this now working its way into art. that what we thought was true, real, more solid, absolute, that these things can be broken down, and then they can be reassembled. truth or art or life itself can be broken down, but then reassembled in a way that has greater meaning and value than it could previously. from this point then, we should be able to make the link from this artistic sensibility we are describing and the kind of social reforms at jane adams might advocate. if we think about the adams biography, that whole progressive ethos. these problems in society can be broken down and they can be reassembled to make life better, to have more meaning. in a way, that is what these artists are doing. they are breaking down the subject, right? and then they are reassembling. critic

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at einstein medical center where that victim is being treated to night. david? >> reporter: chris and jessica, i got update from police. 27-year-old went through some intense surgery today at einstein. police will be talking to him as soon as possible to get information. meanwhile neighbors are very much on edge tonight. >> i was shocked. shocked. this never happened around here before never. 50 years i've been in business. never came across something like this report roar barry got a call at 3:30 in the morning two men were stabbed just feet from his clothing store on stenton avenue in east mt. airy. he says he panicked when he got the phone call. >> iran here got dressed right away and came up report roar police say an argument behind the doors of che bar and grill spilled out on to the street just after 2:00 o'clock in the morning. someone stabbed 29 year old duvon picket and his 27-year-old friend mull pell times. picket is dead. the other man is in the hospital hospital. wednesday afternoon rapper nicky minaj said they were both mem

fox 29's chris o'connell is live outside einstein medical center where medics took them this morning. chris, what's the latest? >> reporter: lucy rehearsals for nicky minaj's upcoming tour with meek mill had just started two days ago before her tour manager was fatally stabbed outside a mount all right row bar early this morning. in the meantime, family and friends have been coming to the hospital bedside of the survivor in that attack here at einstein medical center. take look at the victims. those victims have been identified by nicky minaj as tour manager dee von picket shown here on the left and 27-year-old eric parker critically injured. this become cher was posted to the rapper's instagram page. both were in town rehearsing for minaj's european tour that starts next month. friends tell me the men just finish rehearsals went to the che bar on -- bar and grill on stenton avenue. police say there was some kind of argument inside that spilled outside that led to the stabbing of both men. now an eyewitness rushed both men and his personal car to the hospital where picket died a short

and professor einstein came in with george's babysitter. and i embarrassed to say i do not remember a word he said. [laughter] [applause] and one other thing i remember was that professor von neumann in george's book, he talks about the wonderful parties the von neumanns gave. one time they invited the computer group, and i wore my radiused black dress. and i got to dance with j robert oppenheimer. [laughter] can anybody else say that? [laughter] >> thank you so much. [applause] one other quick thing. you are telling me earlier that you are thinking about writing a memoir. talk about that. especially the title. >> today, i do not think young women are called secretaries. they are called administrative assistance. they have pretty fancy titles. in 1946, i was only the secretary. i think that is what i want to title my little memoir because you can do a lot of good as a secretary. i do not say you are very important, but they need you. and all of you probably have had secretaries. were they important to you? [applause] and i also had a wonder

the best selling author of several books including biographies of albert einstein benjamin franklin, steve jobs and henry kissinger took viewer questions for three hours. mr. isaacson is a former chairman and ceo of cnn chairman of the broadcasting board of governors and was the editor of "time." he currently serves as president and ceo of the aspen institute. >> host: so, walter isaacson what is theat link between avril hourlyman, ben franklin, steve jobs henry kissinger and adar can lovelace?: th >> guest: yeah, i think they're all create cannive minds, ander. that's what's intretted me throughout my career. to me, it's people who can come wound different disciplines like the arts and the sciences the way ben franklin did, the way ada lovelace did and make creative leaps of thet imagination. you know, we talk about innovation so often, it's almost drained of its meaning. and i've always like t to write about real people who are in a situation whether it with avril herriman after world war ii and you have to create a whole new world order of things like nato and the world bank and t

einstein staff called police and arrived here to investigate. witnesses say this all seem as if perhaps they knew their attacker, we are told meantime police have their account and also some help video evidence from the area, take a listen. >> there are city, police real time crime cameras and those cameras did record something that can help us with our investigation. in addition to the city cameras, we have private business cameras at the the location, where this stabbing took place. so hopefully these recordings can help us, with this investigation. >> reporter: outside of that dor police say they have recover several pieces of evidence, a cell phone a hat, also lots of blood. i want to direct your a attention to the side of the door here. there is a police city camera stationed just above that scene here. police are hoping that video caught some elements of what happened on the ground below. meantime police are still looking for the the suspect, a man with the full beard again, last seen wearing a black or gray jacket. he got away in a buick

he did die of his stab wound yesterday at einstein medical center. still there is a second crew member identified as eric, also from new york city but he has philadelphia ties. he is 27 years old. they were only in town for two days she said, working on her upcoming tour they were stabbed outside of the che bar and grill on stenton avenue near johnson street in east mt. airy. police say an argument erupted between those two men and a third man outside that bar. bystanders drove the two men to einstein. picket died there on the scene. police say they can still use more tips in this case and they want more witnesses to come forward. >> we believe that someone out there has some information no matter how slight, if they tell the the police that information is confidential and it can help us with this investigation. >> reporter: details are key in this case. you'll also see on your screen that the singer rihanna posted a picture of picket whom she also work with on previous tours with the hash tag throw back and rip, day day that is his nickname. police

discipline like the arts and sciences, the way ben franklin did, the way ada lovelace did and albert einstein we talk about

she was einstein search engine. [laughter] when he needed something, helen knew where everything was. but she didn't have her own children. she grew up in a family, i can't remember -- i think with 11 children, a huge number of children in her family. she missed that. so she adopted our family. i had four younger sisters, she was really their babysitters. my job was to make life difficult when she was trying to babysit my sister's. but i over a tremendous lot -- because i was really being difficult one day and she said why don't you settle down and read a book? i said there were no books because i had read all of them. she went to the shelf and pulled out a book and give it to me and said read this. that was the first adult book that i read. that changed my life. >> that really did change her life? >> yes, it did. i think she saw that. she was going to give this kid this book. >> as a kid, to become a natural thing for you to be curious about who they were and about von neumann and the meaning of computing? >> yes,

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an eyewitness rushed them to einstein medical center where picket died early this morning.arker is still hospitalized. there are no suspects but police say they have many leads. >> right at the locate of the stabbing there are city police real time crime cameras and those cameras did record something that can help us with our investigation. >> reporter: reaction from the music world is pouring in. stars like row and in a posting pictures with day day quest love from philly saying, rip day day. you are loved and you will be missed. and nicky minaj on stain gram saying "another senseless act of violence that took the life of a great guy". music fans say violence in the music industry is becoming all too familiar. >> just shows the value of life. how it's going down and people really make snap quick decisions decisions. >> reporter: we can tell you tonight the survivor eric parker still remains in einstein medical center tonight listed in critical condition. we can also tell you police source has told us that neither nicky minaj nor her reporterred boyfriend meek mill from phi

the witnesses put them in their car and froze them to einstein medical center. and the hospital workers called 911 where the victims were brought in. detectives are now working on what this argument was all about. >> we are getting preliminary information there, this argument, they feel like they needed to in some dispute talk to an employee who was recently fired. that's preliminary information right now. >> reporter: three witnesses are being interviewed by homicide detectives. and there are several businesses out here as well as a crime camera that captured part of this incident. i'm matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> and pgw crews are working to fix a gas leak to force people out of their homes in÷-r< northeast philadelphia. a call came in at midnight about a strong odor in the area of 19th and lehigh. crews arrived to vent the gas and make repairs. they evacuated several homes in the area with the people staying warm on a septa bus. >>> it is 6:04. let it go. it won't sing but that's what neighbors say about the frozen buildings in west philadelphia. now ther

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it is like if albert einstein was not known about. he is one of the most important individuals.illions of lives. he's the forefather of computer science and still pushed into the shadows of history because he was prosecuted as a gay man. >> and i agree with you, he was a genius like somebody on the level of einstein. when you thought about who you wanted to play him, what were you looking for to draw out the character? >> when i read the script i picture pictured benjamin. you wonder what is going on behind him? he is a many layered actor. we didn't want someone to do the cliche mathematician, we wanted to do a more complex -- because that is what the story deserves. and he is such a talented and dedicated actor and such a gentleman. so i love working with benedict and i can't praise him enough. >> and keira knightly plays joan and the only woman in this group of brain workers. >> you got him to like you. >> yes. >> why? >> because i'm a woman in a man's job man's job and i don't have the luxury of being an ass. >> i'm a woman in a man's job. i don't have the luxury of being nic

2:00 this morningality the 1600 block and police say that one person, a 29-year-old man died at einstein medical center and the second remains in critical condition. >> we believe both victims as well as the person traitor were all inside of this bar and that is when the argument starts. >> the attacker is described as a man in his 30s with a full beard and that he took off in a gray buick lasaber. >>> slightly warmer conditions outside we are experiencing in the region students were bundled up near drexel university but not as cold as earlier this week, however that is about it change with the arrival of more arctic air unfortunately. david murphy is outside of studios now with the latest from accuweather. we are getting ready for another polar plunge. >> yes i wish i wasn't in the shade of the building, take a look at satellite, if you can get out from under the trees and there is sunshine to enjoy and then clouds filter in and we'll see snow showers that are pushing out of pittsburgh and williamsport. the entire mid-atlantic region is in the cold zone. 29 in washington and 30 in new y

fox 29's chris o'connell is live outside einstein medical center tonight where the victims were taken this morning. chris? >> reporter: that's right, iain. hiphop music world mourning the death of well-known and well-respected tour manager tragically killed established to death this morning in mt. airy in the meantime his friend and co-worker remains in critical condition here at einstein medical center. take a look at the victims. 29-year-old duvon picket on the left who died and 27-year-old eric parker critically injured both identified in a picture posted by nicky minaj on instagram. both were in philadelphia rehearsing for minaj's up coming european tour. picket was nine match's tour manager. friends tell me the men just finish rehearsals when she went to the khe bar and grill. there was some kind of argument that led to the stabbing of both men outside the bar. police say an eyewitness put both men in a car and rushed them to the hospital. picket died around 2:45 this morning. there's no word on the suspect who fled we are told in a gray buick sedan. reaction from the music world

the reason einstein was so brilliant was he used both sides of his brain.perts say knowing the right way to doodle can unlock the instein in you and your kid. >>> and we'll share the early warning signs of a toxic friendship and what you may need to do to save yourself from a toxic relationship. those things and more today on "intelligence for your life."

they say that she has been taken to einstein medical center to be evaluated. when i asked what was the cause of the accident the police told us they are still investigating. but if you zoom in a little bit, my photographer here is showing you that a lot of debris has come from inside the ford escape. there is a coffee cup there, i see one of her shoes there, i see a couple of bottles of -- empty bottles of gatorade and orange juice. so no doubt this investigation is still underway but i can tell you that this part of fisher is on lockdown by police while the investigation continues. and traffic is being detoured around it. live from olney, monique braxton, nbc"nbc 10 news"." >>> republicans on capitol hill will plan their next move in a standoff over democrats over funding for homeland security. without that money, the department faces a partial shutdown on friday. house republicans are set to meet privately today. the senate republicans are offering to vote on funding homeland security without including immigration rule changes opposed by democrats. if no dea

nasa calls it an einstein string named after the man behind the theory of relativity. >> skies are smiling down on us today in the next few day as we go from the wet weather to something dry. >> absolutely dry. and warm. if you like warm sunshine although the beaches are still cool. now put the umbrellas away and do not worry about chains in the sierra, the snow is over. it did help the snow pack. we were at 21 percent of average and now at 27 percent. you think that is good until you compare to last year at this time we were higher at 29 percent and last year was so bad. this is the way it looked at lake tahoe, off in the distance the white caps mountains where the snow fell the last couple of days. at home look at san jose we are clearing out with a few low clouds and fog this morning but now you are under sunshine and high clouds like the rest of us from emeryville back to the west. we will have high clouds all day today but the dry pattern is here and it is going to bring us patchy and wet fog. not so much as this morning. high clouds tonight and record warmth thursday through saturday

other people were transported to the hospital in good condition and a civilian another person to einsteinl in stable condition and police are searching for a suspect again a hit and run accident in the northeast, two police officers taken to the hospital and the investigation continues at this hour. >>> the university of virginia is investigating reports of a sexual assault on campus it was reported in a dorm room on january 30th last year rolling stone magazine retracted an articulatecal about an alleged gang rape at a uv fraternity house. >>> police in brooklyn new york, have a helpful tool to help them solve the heist. they approached the running car and within seconds they are in the car and about to embark on a dangerous joy ride when they pull away they hit a woman and several vehicles they abandoned the car a few blocks away. >>> there was a scary situation at a gas station in ohio when the canopy collapsed under the weight of heavy snow, one customer's vehicle was damaged and the crew suffered minor injuries and they disconnected electrical lines after the mess. after a foot of sn

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at einstein medical center emergency room doctors have been seeing a lot of patients who get winded after walking for an extended period of time in below freezing temperatures. it causes lungs to become tight and the symptoms are associated with people who have asthma or other breathing-related issues. >> it is more difficult for them to breathe, especially walking in a direction with the wind blowing at you. if you can go with the flow of the wind at your back it will make it safer for you that way. >> doctors suggest to keep something over your face, nose and mouth to make it easier to breathe in the freezing cold conditions. >>> and with the record-breaking cold and a weekend storm on the way, be sure to check with the "nbc 10 news" app often for important updates directly from the first alert weather team. >>> it is 5:46. we told you moments ago we were launching skyforce 10 to an accident in lower moreland township. skyforce 10 has arrived and we are seeing a dark picture of the scene. two vehicles are involved and it looks to be a tractor-trailer. definitely a tractor-trailer involv

james clark told "eyewitness news" that 29 year-old jeff on picket died after someone drove him to einstein medical center a stage hand for nicki minaj. also in the car a 27 year-old minaj is identifying as eric. he too, one of her stage hand. clark says that while several witnessed, the suspect acted alone. >> one of those males pulled out a knife and stabbed both of them multiple times. >> reporter: are minaj responded on on her twitter account. she tweeted two members of my team were stabbed last night in philly. one was kill. they had only been there for two days rehearsing for the tour, end quote. minaj and her boyfriend meek mill are scheduled to be in a a show in philadelphia next month. >> we will do everything that we can to bring this killer to justice as we do all of them. >> reporter: police say picket is from new york. the eric is from philadelphia. he is in critical condition. i did speak to the manager of che a little while ago and says the the company has no comment about what happened. police are offering a $20,000 reward. we are live david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news"

get albert einstein how do we know that? how do we test that? how do we take two clocks and synchronize them? .. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening, everybody. welcome to tonight's event. thank you so much for coming despite the nor'easter storm and terrible conditions. we really appreciate it. and we could not have a more interesting topic or a better panel to address it. you know, there are some people who are attracted to sort of neat tidy little problems they'd like to solve and other types of people who are attracted to chronic problems that are as old and as deep as politics itself. and curbing corruption is one of those challenges. what i want to say about the members of the panel two of them i know very well and one which i had pleasure of meeting just now is that they are people who manage to talk about this topic which can be quite distressing in an uplifting way and sometimes can make you almost feel optimistic about corruption if that's possible. [laughter] so i'm very honored to introduce our panelists. first, zephyr teachout

identified the deceased victim of devon picket age 29, the second man she calls eric is now recovering at einstein medical center. now police say that the the two men were stabbed after an argument outside of che bar and grill on stenton avenue near johnson street. the both men stabbed several times in their torso area we are told. we spoke to a business owner who is just a few feet from che and he tells us that this has him very shaken up. lets take a listen. >> i was shock. shocked. this never happened around here before never. fifty years i have been in business, never came across something like this. >>> and as you might imagine, this morning, with the nicki minaj relationship here, this case, taking on a a lot more precedence in the philadelphia a area. the suspects we necessity is a man with a thin build, a full beard, last seen wearing a black or gray jacket and fleeing that scene in an unknown direction in a gray buick le saber. is there a reward for information and an arrest and conviction of the suspect. that will be a $20,000 reward. we are live at police headquarters i'm justin finch,

the two victims were stabbed several times and witnesses put them in their car and drove them to einsteinedical center. and the hospital workers were the ones who called 911 when the victims were brought in. take a listen to audio from the chief inspector scott small telling us about this incident. >> we believe both of the victims as well as the perpetrator were all inside of this bar. and that's when an argument started. the argument came outside of the bar where along strandton avenue we found the cell phone, a hat, broken glasses and a large amount of blood that we believe is the victim's blood. >> reporter: so quite a bit of evidence out here. detectives are working on the details of this crime, including a theory of a recently fired employee at this bar. but three witnesses are still being interviewed and there are several neighbors cameras out here as well as a city crime camera that recorded at least part of this stabbing. so detectives are looking at that video now. and the search is on for the stabber who took off. we are told they are in a gray buick lesabre. >>> and at 5:33 a

place and was witnessed by people in the area witnesses came together, rushed those two victims to einstein medical center where that 27 year-old man is fighting for his life's that 29 year-old man he passed away here on the scene. police continued their investigation and they say they have some help from cameras above take a listen. >> that bar also has cameras. so we're fortunate that there is several cameras on both side of the street as well as city of philadelphia a police cameras very close proximity to where the crime scene is. we are in the process right new trying to get photos from these businesses so we can start viewing these recording recordings. >> reporter: back out here live it just so happens that one of the cameras is near the bar and grill a short distance away. also several cameras from businesses in the area police believe they won't be a able to find video evidence of what happened here, they also think that perhaps this suspect and these victims know each other somehow. between that and witness account they hope to have the story together and find this man very soon.

the witnesses put them in their car and drove them to einstein medical center. and the hospital workers were the ones who called 911 when the victims were brought in. >> the 29-year-old tragically died. however, the 27-year-old was stabbed multiple times and is in critical condition. there's a good possibility that the private vehicle that drove this 27-year-old may have saved his life. >> reporter: police right now are working on the details of what happened. that argument what it was about, detectives are working on a theory for now that a recently fired employee at the bar may have had something to do with it. but the three witnesses are still being interviewed by homicide detectives. and right here on the scene, police found blood, a cell phone, hat and glasses. and right up there, i want you to take a look here, the reason police are so confident in this investigation is partly because of this. a city crime camera recorded at least part of this stabbing but they are looking at that video now. for now, live in west oak lawn matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> n

he was pronounced dead at einstein medical center. there have been no arrests, in word on a motive. >>> a man who almost three weeks ago told "action news" that he was shocked by the death of his supervisor, has been formal willly charged with her murder. police say 36 year-old randolph sanders has confessed to following and shooting kim jones as she waited for her bus in north philadelphia. according to investigators sanders wanted to stop jones for turning him into steel $40,000 from the child advocacy agency where they work. >>> former pennsylvania treasurer rob mccord will plead guilty to two counts of extortion. court papers filed today include a plea agreement signed by mccord and he will event their plea february 17th. mccord released this video message last week apologizing for his actions. he acknowledged telling two potential contributors to his gubernatorial campaign last year that they should give him money if they wanted to do business with the state. >>> two unions protesting at the pennsylvania convention center have lo

knife to stab two men several times in their left torsos, bystanders for both bleeding victims to einstein medical center where one remains in recovery another died shortly after arriving. the authorities have spoken to three witnesses and believe there are more. >> if anyone saw or heard anything or just talk in the neighborhood about a car or any information about a suspect or suspects or descriptions, we could use their help. >> reporter: on twitter minaj identified one as devon picket age 29 of new york. rapper said picket and second victim she calls eric in town setting up for her upcoming tour. now, right new police have some details, they are working with. they know their suspect is a man with a full beard thin build, and was last seen wearing a black or gray jacket leaving the scene in a gray buick le saber, as you saw there, nicki minaj is devastated by this news. the owner of che bar and grill is in the giving any comment at this time but if you have any information that could lead to an arrest and conviction you could get a $20,000 reward. we are live from center city i'm justin

the other she calls eric is still recovering at einstein medical center. he has ties to philadelphia a we are told. now police tell us that he was stabbed, in an argument involving another man who is said to be a tall man with the beard and it is all happening outside shea bar and grill on stenton avenue near johnson street. we also spoke to the business own shore lives or works just a short step, few steps a away, from that area, and he says he's very shaken up, lets take a listen. >> i was shock, shocked, this never happened around here before. never. fifty years i have been in business, never came across something like this. >> as you heard there that man is very concern about what happened. you can imagine why. police are still looking for this suspect. they say he fled in the buick le saber that was gray in color. if you have any information for an arrest or conviction you could get a $20,000 reward. we are live in center city, i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> justin, thank you. >>> a a lot of yelling and shouting as the fill school r

einstein hospital called 911 reporting two men who they brought into the hospital stabbed. a 29-year-old man was stabbed several times in the torso. he died at the hospital. a 27-year-old man was also stabbed several times. he is still alive but in critical condition. the police believe he will survive. three witnesses who drove the victims to the hospital say that there was an argument inside this bar at the time when it spilled out into the street here. that's where the stabbing happened. and what we just got from the police here let's go ahead and listen to that right now. >> we are getting some preliminary information that this argument may be related to some dispute regarding an employee who had been recently fired. but that's preliminary information right now. >> reporter: and as we take another live look out here at the scene, you can see that the entire section here of stenton avenue. this is the 6300 block. police found evidence out here including blood, a cell phone, hat and glasses. the suspect they are looking for is a man 30 years old with a thin build, black a

second, genuine einstein's people have this idea that our immigration policy has this sort of einstein element. we are letting in some lots of ordinary people. thirdly humanitarian immigration this is a kind of almost government run charity program. i am uncomfortable with anything like that but if we do it it should be limited. congress thought it was voting for 50,000 refugees he year. it has never been ll. they should be combined. you end up with half or less of the current immigration flow. maybe 400000 or so immigrants a year. still more immigrants for permanent settlement in the united states than all the other countries in the world but together anyway. it's just a lot less than we have now and reduces the impacts companies counter modern impacts. let me just say a couple sentences finally. how we get they're. part of the context is what is going on in the actual policy debate. i laid this out in the article in national review earlier this year. the way it is usually approached them out of a deal with this illegal population, what do we do with legal immigration constantly repea