we don't know how seriously how that suspect injured at einstein einstein.nd then we also have shown you the video of the police transporting a second suspect to the round house just a little bit ago. you see the snow falling here. this all happened on a day that we've had the biggest snowfall of the season. we're also following that. our scott williams, chief meteorologist scott williams has been tracking that all day long. what's going on now, scott. >> lucy and iain right now we're looking at temperatures that continue to drop and when temperatures go into the single digits, what is expected to night the road chemicals and salt doesn't do any good. as far as conditions right now outside our studios you can see the snow is clinging to everything but most of the heavy snow has really tapered off across philadelphia. north and west a little bit of a break but there's another band trying to move back in to the pocono mountains right now. you can see 13 degrees is the current temperature there. that light snow moving back in to reading as well as allentown and

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one of the individuals was taken to einstein hospital with a gun shot wound.don't know his or her condition or what led up to the shooting that took place inside hope plaza inside that game stop right there. we have a team of reporters on the scene in north philadelphia and a reporter at temple university hospital. we are working on new details including the condition of the officer and awaiting from official word from philadelphia police and stay with nbc 10 as we continue to gather the latest on this officer shot in north philadelphia. compromise? middle ground? does it really look like we're holding anything back? longhorn's dinner for two for $29.99. choose two of 7 entrees. like the grilled portabella sirloin or the parmesan crusted chicken. plus two sides, two salads & a shared appetizer or a dessert. it's a deal without a single concession. longhorn steakhouse you cant fake steak. and for lunch try our new tavern steak sandwich or get any of our steakhouse lunch combos starting at $7. >>> a lot of activity at 22nd and lehigh in north philadelphia where

was pretty good at multiplication. >> einstein was a genius. >>reporter: t. >> created like a light pole or something. >>reporter: but did he come up with a theory. >> relevant tivlt. >>reporter: what is that theory. >> none of us know. >>reporter: really that's the theory of relevant activity? >> yes. >>reporter: okay let's try that again. e equals mc square. >>reporter: speed of light entire school transfox sports world into a sea of white hair for shot at gunness world record. >> largest gathering of people dressed as einstein. >>reporter: rules strict. >> flt wig and the mustache. >>reporter: students gathering the costume for about 3 week. >> even with all the preparation the process of actually setting and documenting the world record is complex. einstein would probably appreciate it's a very scientific process. >> you have to have counter and witness and video and photograph and wrist band with numbers. >>reporter: students are counted on the way in. and then the tough part. they have to stay put for 10 minutes. >> get set, go. >>reporte

that one suspect is at einstein. you can see the extent of the crime scene here in the hope plaza at 22nd and lehigh. we have seen a lot of top brass on the scene this afternoon. just a few moments ago police commissioner charles ramsey was out here. according to sources tonight just after 4:30 there was some type of hold up at game stop store inside this plaza police officer got in the shoot-out with two suspects. one officer was shot in the head and is in critical condition tonight at temple university hospital. one of the suspects may have also been injured in that shoot-out and is now at einstein. two people in custody. that is very latest from north philadelphia, at this hour, i'm diana a rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good thank you for that. >>> lets check at temple hospital where that officer is right now. >> that is where pat ciarrocchi is live continuing our breaking coverage, pat. >> reporter: well, chris and jessica, had has to be one of the sadest kind of scenes. it is a police officer inside fighting

. >> what may be the largest gathering of einsteins >> they might look like someone you recognize. >>re multiplying. >> albert einstein was good at multiplication. >> he created the light bulb. >> he no. he didn't. >> he came up with the theory of relativy. >> really? >> yes. >> okay. let's try that again. >> e eek yauls m-- equals mc squared. >> largest gathering of people dressed like einstein. >> the hair jacket tie, wig, mustache. >> students have been gathering costumes for three weeks. the process of setting and documenting the world record is complex. it's a very scientific process. >> you have to have counters and witnesses and wrist bands with numbers. >> students are counted on the way in then tough part. they have to stay put ten minutes. >> get set. go. >> that is a golden opportunity to learn about him. >> he loved sailing. >> too soon, it was over. the final count? 319. >> and learned about a pretty bright guy who was also human. >> when he was a kid he had dyslexia. that makes me feel special because i have dis-lexesa. >> that is awesome and what a beautiful day. >> yes

the other one was injured and taken to einstein medical center center. it does not look they're looking for anyone at this point. keep in mind all the information we're getting right now if preliminary information. i can tell you it is a very somber scene out here. i can physical you two things i saw in the last couple of minutes. you see that car right there. kenyata if you can see that car running with the lights on. police are taking pictures of that car. that car has been running since we got here. so we don't know if that car may be involved or not but they've been taking pictures of that car. the other thing i saw i don't know why but two officers from seemingly swat team came in with big guns and ba lace tick shields right around the corner into the game stop. we don't know why that happened. we don't know if they're stick looking for someone but we're just reporting what we see at this point. but the whole section here, 21st and lehigh is cordoned off right now with tape. we're trying to get some more information. what look like possibly the part

. >> on display, pieces of einstein's brain some of the items you we will find. lot of people's favorite exhibit, the largest: on largest: on display. >> 30 pounds of legal material. >> twenty-six vaccinations at one time. >> if you are at the new jersey state testing you will like -- likely see a lot of strollers. the bill makes it harder to use religion as an excuse not to vaccinate your children. parents say it is impeding on the right to religious freedom which they say is dated fully in the constitution and the new jersey senate has change that. >> it is gametime. i we will tell you that religious families will not vaccinate their children. we will leave the state. >> i have to get counsel as to if i understand the dangers of not vaccinating my child which i don't need further council. i am an educated woman. >> my religion and my god and my government having absolutely no place. >> what it would do is force parents to bring a notarized letter. >> this debate is absolutely ludicrous. there is a responsibility to make sure that they are safe. a medical issue.

. >> what may be the largest gathering of einsteins >> they might look like someone you recognize. >> multiplying. >> albert einstein was good at multiplication. >> he created the light bulb. >> he no. he didn't. >> he came up with the theory of relativy. >> really? >> yes. >> okay. let's try that again. >> e eek yauls m-- equals mc squared. >> largest gathering of people dressed like einstein. >> the hair jacket tie, wig, mustache. >> students have been gathering costumes for three weeks. the process of setting and documenting the world record is complex. it's a very scientific process. >> you have to have counters and witnesses and wrist bands with numbers. >> students are counted on the way in then tough part. they have to stay put ten minutes. >> get set. go. >> that is a golden opportunity to learn about him. >> he loved sailing. >> too soon, it was over. the final count? 319. >> and learned about a pretty bright guy who was also human. >> when he was a kid he had dyslexia. that makes me feel special because i have dis-lexesa. >> that is awesome and what a beautiful day. >> yes.

now get online because of the einstein papers project.a day. so unfortunately in our day in age, with our e-mail servers and that sort of thing, we don't have the great written record that we might have even had in 1500 with da vinci. >> it's extraordinary. i still remember in high school being assigned the autobiography of benjamin franklin and introduction of the way his mind worked. >> it's so fun when you read that autobiography and go back to the original document in the hunting library in california and see ben franklin's notes, he wrote it on big paper. even as he writes the wonderful scene which you know so well of coming into philadelphia with a few coins in his pocket and being spotted by his future wife debra reed as he was shagy and messed up. and he makes all of the little notes about how she laughed at him and that sort of thing. you see a person's mind working and that's the essence of genius which you're celebrating this week. how does a mind work? >> fascinating stuff. well, safe travels and have fun over there, you're ob

with einstein's. gravity. it actually fits fundamentally into the us theory. is just the we don't have an explanation for what causes dark energy. >> host: calif. last call. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. could you give me your opinion about the soul of the body? .. no matter how much science advances people are still interested in that confluence of science. >> here's a book we have been talking with m.i.t. professor allen eichmann about the xml universe the worldview that you knew. dr. lightman thank you for your time on booktv. >> thank you peter. >> our live coverage from tucson continues. we are in the campus of the university of arizona for the seventh annual tucson book festival. about 120,000 people attend this and when you go outside and it's all set up in the quad here at the university just a big crowd enthusiastic book crowds. it's a nice income about 350 authors are down here. we are going to be light today for several hours and then again tomorrow all day. go to booktv.org and

the person -- a genius is someone like norman einstein. [laughter] i'm not saying that harold was a norman einstein by any means. when the confederate army surrendered, richmond was captured, the confederates in virginia surrender. booth size -- saw his chance to murder. booth had been thinking about it. at the time lincoln was signed the emancipation proclamation who had been rehearsing. apropos of nothing, he put a prop pistol in the chest of the actors and said, if you were lincoln, by god, i could make some history. that was january 1, 1963. that had been bothering him sometime. the night in the theater, booth came in after 10:00 as i reconstructed, dressed in ordinary clothing, had a pistol concealed in his hand. it is a touch less than six inches long. and a boeing i've -- bowie knife. there was an attendant at the box named forbes. he is an attendant, not a soldier. he is armed only with good intentions. people have been coming and going out of the box. forbes admitted i have a surprised exhalation for that, which i think i will tea

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

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. >> a frantic search is yurnlt way for a -- yurnlt way for a woman who walked out of einstein medical center. the greater philadelphia search and rescue team looking for clues. cameras captured her walking out of the montgomery county hospital. she has a mental condition. she was dropped off and checked in and a left before being seen by a dr.. >>> wildcats get their first test from another local team lafayette university. the cats erupted is they heard the top seed announced. the wildcats face the in pittsburgh. >> it's very emotional, every game. it's a crazy ride. >> we'll hear from villanova coach jay wright. the top seeds are is 116-0. >>> temple did not make it. >> i'm sure alicia vitarelli is beside herself for villanova. >> speaking of march madness everybody is bracing for lost activity. hear how much it is this year david. >> reporter: this morning dress the kids in a coat, this afternoon they can ease back on the gear. i'll have a nice afternoon call coming up. >> boston has done it, set its new record since 1872, 108.6 inches of snow has fallen. you have to imagine what wa

i'm going to get that letter albert einstein wrote to franklin roosevelt. we are going to go around and the rest is history. i call him the unsung hero of missile defense. one other thing i want to talk about before i talk about the victory with a bankruptcy is energy. this country has to be 100% energy independent and be able to sustain it. the u.s. energy information agency tells us that between now and 2040, we are going to see globally a 56% increase of energy consumption. 85% of that is going to come from the developing countries. every time we give a lot of details and facts of this in the book that every time we buy oil from the middle east even from a country that we think is a pro- u.s. country you can rest assured that a portion of the excess petrodollars goes out how to finance terrorism. we have to drive it up and be 100% tunica for own energy so they have to focus on their own people and energy is so important. [applause] and also i talk about how as far as energy is concerned the nuclear issue. we are at a point here if we are going to be 100%

. >> reporter: the man was taken to einstein hospital and he is expected to be okay. lasalle issued a safety text alert to students and staff asking them to shelter in place. that lasted 45 minutes. lasalle is working in close cooperation with philadelphia police. lauren and chris. >> jennifer joyce, life from olney for us. >>> temple university suspend two football players from the team after it is learned they are involved in the police investigation. they are accused of improper conduct during an off campus event back in january no further information is being released at this time. when it is, we will let you know. >>> a lawsuit focused on new jersey sport betting league is back in the courtroom. >> major sports leagues are suing the state. steve keeley is live outside the federal courthouse in center city where today's proceedings will be heard. good morning steve. >> reporter: it its almost laughable, and probably secretly president obama himself. while he picks with and i katz his, ncaa back totes day while here in federal court the the ncaa lawyers will try to

i'm going to get that letter that albert einstein wrote to franklin roosevelt. we'll go around david stockman and good to president reagan and the rest is history. i call him the unsung hero of missile defense. one other key thing i want to talk about, too, is energy. this country has got to be 100% energy independent and be able to sustain it. the u.s. energy information agency tells us that between now and 2014 we'll -- 2040 globally a 56% increase of energy consumption. 85% will come from the developing countries. we give a lot of details in the book. every time we buy oil in the mid-east, even from a country we think is a pro-u.s. country, you can rest assured that a portion -- i call it excess petro dollars -- goes somehow to finance terrorism. we have to dry that up. we have to be 100%, make our own energy. dry it so they have to focus on their own people, and energy is so important. [applause] i also talk about how we -- as far as energy is concerned, the nuclear issue. we're at a point here in about -- if we're going to be 100% energy dependent today we

messed up my nose, jaw, i was at einstein. they took my phone wallet and backpack. >> police are looking for today's assailant he's only described as a white male in his 20s last seen wearing a lasalle university hoodie, and a read hat that victim was transported to einstein medical center at last report non-life threatening injuries. we did reach out to jack and jill ice cream. they are giving us no comment tonight. iain. >> chris, thank you. >>> developing now one philadelphia firefighter still in the hospital tonight of the another has just been released both were injured on a fire seen in north philadelphia earlier today. officials say the firefighters were shocked after the ladder they were handling touched some power lines. the two were rushed to temple university hospital. that's where our dave kinchen joins us live to it night. >> reporter: one firefighter was released as you said but a 14 year veteran with third degree burns is still hospitalized tonight. it was to be the end of a routine call for two philadelphia fir

that shooting victim was taken to einstein hospital. right the now their copies unknown. >>> a couple of parked cars broken in to on the same street in northeast philadelphia. >> evident thely these thieves, knew exactly what they were doing. aver bags all taken from honda's. steve keeley is in rhawnhurst with the very latest steve, good morning. >> reporter: we told you a half an hour ago somebody must have spooked them away and it was one of the alarms going a off but john guynan hoist town watch captain for this street came out asking me what is going on. john, you heard the the a alarm going off. >> it must have been maybe an hour or so ago. i went out, peak outside my window. i didn't notice anything going on. so i thought it was somebody that tripped an alarm. >> reporter: we have video of four cars just on this street that we know of. two where you live. one right out front of your house. you see it on the video. two further down the street two blocks away at hartel and front knack. this is the he can time this month in northeast

not everyone is a genius is someone like norman einstein. [laughter] i'm not saying that herold was a norman einstein by any means. when the confederate army surrendered, richmond was captured, the confederates in virginia surrender. booth saw his chance to murder. booth had been thinking about it. at the time lincoln was signed the emancipation proclamation, who had been rehearsing. -- as was finishing a rehearsal in st. louis. dramatically and apropos of nothing, he put a prop pistol in the chest of the one of the actors and said, if you were lincoln, by god, i could make some history. that was january 1, 1863. that had been bothering him sometime. the night in the theater, booth came in after 10:00 as i reconstructed, dressed in ordinary clothing, had a pistol concealed in his hand. it is a touch less than six inches long. and a bowie knife. there was an attendant at the box named forbes. he is an attendant, not a soldier. he is armed only with good intentions. people have been coming and going out of the box. forbes admitted i have a sur

. >> a asking for the public's help typeding a woman that walked out of einstein mcin east norriton twoks ago. 38-year-old king of prussia woman has not been seen since. kenneth moton joins us more with more on her disappearance. >> rearchch teams are around the hospital on west germantown pike. heather gelet was here voluntarily until she walked out. there's been no sign of her. the focus is this area and farmland. >> is they were working to find any trace of 38-year-old tilette who left the hospital in east norriton. >> we're trying to reignite public awareness she's missing. there's more of public than of us and all we need is somebody to remember something. >> it's been a little more than two weeks, thursday, february, 26, cameras captured the king of prussia woman walking out of the hospital. upper merion hospital say she has a mental condition and was dropped off here. went in for treatment and registered and left before seen by a doctor. she is without medication, cash or phone. and disappearing like this is unlike her according to family and friends. >> my optimistic view she's

he was rushed to einstein for smoke inhalation and is in stable condition no word yet what caused fire. >> and into the dealings of a family of bucks county accused 6 of multi-million dollar insurance scheme. thomas french took his life in februarych the family is accused of defrauding insurance company of $0 million in the wake of three fires at the family home. investigators say those fires were set up tension alley and insurance money was used to support their lavish lifestyle the hearing is expected to last a few days. >> there's growing controversy tonight over indiana new religous freedom law that many believe discriminate against the lgbt community. abc's geo reports. >> with a fire storm brewing over indiana religous freedom act the map in the middle governor to despend the law in an interview with george stephanopoulos. >> we're not going to change the law okay? but ft. general assembly ininian asends me a bill and clarifies a section and clarifies the law i'm open to that. >> spen arguing similar laws are on the pookz in several states. indiana version thursday gives business

he was returned to einstein medical center in critical condition. there is no word yet on suspect or a motive in this shooting. >> also, new this morning senator ted cruz confirms else in the race for the white house. the texas republicans tweeted his announcement just after midnight. he's the first high profile candidate to formally launch his presidential campaign. more than dozen republicans have expressed serious interest in a white house run. cruz joined the send that the 2013. he has established himself as an uncompromising conservative willing to take on democrats and republicans alike. >> approaching 6:03, katie good morning chilly out there. >> definitely chilly out there, diane a that's how we start the week off here, temperatures remain still at least 10 degrees below their average for the most part, and that does mean you will need to continue to break out your heavy winder coat. even though now according to the astronomical calendar, the meteorological calendar and every other calendar you can come up with, we turned the page from winte

updating breaking news now man and woman are at einstein hospital after a roll-over crash in the hunting park section of philadelphia. it happened at west hunting park avenue in north front street at about 4:15 this morning. emergency crews cut off the roof of the car to reach the victims. we don't yet know the extent of their injuries. >>> well, later this morning investigators will return to the site of this five alarm fire at upper moore lands montgomery county. try coast sheet metal plant as the evening rush got underway. the plant sits along we and dot road, runs next to section of the pennsylvania turnpike, no one was hurt as firefighters worked to bring the raging inferno under control. >> right now crews are working to restore water service to 40 homes after a water main break in the east mt. airy section of philadelphia. a 12-inch water main broke in the 6600 block of chew avenue yesterday. the water department believes the break was the result of what they say is normal aging. work to restore service is expected to continue through the morning. diana? >> ukee, accused peeping t

. >> transport today einstein. >> there is a second suspect, who was part of the robbery who tried to blends in with the crowd but the officers responding to the scene were able to apprehend that person, as well. the investigation continues on scene friday, "eyewitness news" has learned that police executed a warrant and recovered evidence including an ak47 just this morning from this house on the 1200 block of hollywood street. that is connect today this case people teen, police recovered two guns, here, they aren't identifying the two suspect, in custody at this time, only saying, that they both have records with police, one of the suspect has five priors, the other one has at least one prior one of the suspect on probation at the time. in the meantime, wilson leaves behind two children newspaper year old, one year old. reporting live in north philadelphia this morning, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >> last philadelphia police officer killed was also from the 22nd district. officer moses walker was shot to death august 18th 2012, after his shift during a attempted robbery, in nort

police believe they have found a body of the woman who walk out of the einstein medical center in eastship last month, and her family never saw her again. they discovered body in the wooded area of the town sunday afternoon. they are working to confirm it is the lady and figure out exactly how she died. >>> police made an arrest in connection with the shooting of the 12 year-old boy. jamill carter turned himself in yesterday. he is accused of shooting his ex-girl friend's son in the leg in port richmond. carter showed up at his x's janey street home and assaulted her. the the boy was shot after walking in on the commotion. the boy was last reported in stable condition. >>> several hondas were broken in to overnight along 29,000 block of hough nagle street earlier this month. air bags were stolen from nine hondas in that very same neighborhood. >>> pennsylvania senator bob casey wants all kid to have access to prekindergarten learning. the the u.s. senator will hold a press conference today to push for universal prek. recently casey introduced the prepare all kid act in the senate which

believe it is that of a missing montgomery county woman last scene february 26th walking out ever einstein hospital. searchers found the body curng a search of a wooded area in the same town yesterday. her clothing and other items indicate this could the woman. an autopsy will be conducted and determine the time of death. >>> a bloomberg at athlete was kicked off his team for a derogatory term to criticize news that mo'ne davis is the subject of a disney movie. bloomberg said quote -- >>> philadelphia's mo'ne davis wasp the first girl to earn a win and pitch a shutout in the little league world series. >>> this is developing this morning, senator ted cruz is the first out of the gate with an official announcement he is running for president. he announced his candidacy on twitter he tweeted i'm running for president and hope to earn your support. else the first candidate to throw his hat into the ring. it's expected to be a crowded race for the gop nomination. we'll have more in the next half-hour. >>> the city of camden is gearing up to help youths and adults find work this summer. mayor d

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he was rushed to einstein for smoke inhalation and was in stable condition. no word what caused the fire. >> just a week before easter a popular bakery in north philadelphia was heavily damaged by fire this morning. denise's delicacies opened 25 years ago and neighborhood favorite that draws big crowds every holiday. tonight the owner is trying to figure out how to pick up the pieces. "action news" reporter annie mccormick has more. >> firefighters responded to this early morning blaze in north philadelphia quickly and got the fire under control within an hour. but the damage left behind is too severe for the employees of denise's dell cassies to get back to work. >> it has not hit me yet but i'm getting a lot of phone calls and we have a great customer base, people love us. we love them. >> her business began in 1990 and established itself at north 2nd sweet spot. she has 26 employees. >> what happened over there? >> today cust werz were shocked. >> where will we get our cakes and donuts and cookies and wedding cakes and bridal shower cakes and some special

grave condition, they have two suspects in custody and one is wounded i am told and being treated at einstein hospital. that is the latest here from temple university. the media is being blocked from temple university hospital the officers are inside with the officer's family waiting for the outcome of this surgery. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you vernon we urge you to stay with "action news" and 6abc.com the night for updates on this story. if you live in the immediate philadelphia area, the snow is either going or gone accuweather hit this one accurately it's region has been hit with between 5 and 10 inches with the official city measurement on the low side of that range but the roads have been and are still treacherous please be careful. for young people like these guys in doylestown it's a day off from school and a day spent on the hills. at least somebody was enjoying it. so here is the full story of our early march blast of winter weather, whatever the final sattistics, we'll find out in a moment, this seems like our biggest snow storm of the winter by far lets get to

aken to einstein hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. students who witnessed what happened told us the victim was able to walk on his own to an ambulance. >> when it first happened the philly police were definitely pretty hairy when it first happened driving fast. appeared to be something pretty bad. >> reporter: you saw the guy, he seemed to be okay. >> he seemed to be okay. they took him into the ambulance. >> reporter: tech safety alert went out toot campus community informing them of what happened. that alert described the suspect as a white male in his 20's wearing a blue lasalle sweatshirt and a red hat. a second alert went out asking the campus community to shelter-in-place. that was lifted after about 45 minutes when the area was deemed to be safe. still sorting out the details for you here. we'll bring them to you as soon as we know anything more. live in olney i'm sarah bloomquist, channel6 "action news." >> all right, sarah thank you for. >>> we are also following a close call for philadelphia firefighters today. two of them w

pretty sure albert einstein was good at multiplecation.d the largest number of einstein look alikes in one place. 319 people showed up dressed like the scientist and broke the guinness world record. >>> a texas man decided the snowfall was the perfect time to show his fiance love. he snuck out of the department and said wrote in the fresh fallen snow. he used his boot and wrote i love you andrea. the couple is planning to mary this summer. >>> and this story makes my stomach hurt thinking about. finally this creation by a young north caroline you'll see, check it out, you know what that is? it's going to be featured in a new commercial for token co-bell. she made -- taco bell. she made the dress out of wraps. she made the dress for the contest two years ago and just learned two weeks ago she had won. she said she had to find the dress and make repairs and travel to los angeles to make the commercial. she has created dresses out of other things just laying around like toilet paper and newspaper so nydia apparently she is very creative. >> i

that one suspect is at einstein.of the crime scene here in the hope plaza at 22nd and lehigh. we have seen a lot of top brass on the scene this afternoon. just a few moments ago police commissioner charles ramsey was out here. according to sources tonight just after 4:30 there was some type of hold up at game stop store inside this plaza police officer got in the shoot-out with two suspects. one officer was shot in the head and is in critical condition tonight at temple university hospital. one of the suspects may have also been injured in that shoot-out and is now at einstein. two people in custody. that is very latest from north philadelphia, at this hour, i'm diana a rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good thank you for that. >>> lets check at temple hospital where that officer is right now. >> that is where pat ciarrocchi is live continuing our breaki

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

. >> einstein's theory of relatively was proven without of a solar eclipse in the 20th century. and the fascination with its alignment in the sky continues to the present. >> it is just the idea of huge celestial bodies out there shifting around. you can see that they are moving. you sense how small your -- you yourself are. >> it is definitely something unusual, at least here in germany. >> sure, it's just a shadow, but it still affects us here on earth. for those looking -- >> for those looking forward to tomorrow's celestial show, there is just one big question. will clouds get in the way? >> the sun is central to our last story. the first attempt to fly around the globe by philip lane has completed its latest stage -- by solar plane has completed its latest stage. >> it has reached myanmar in just 13 hours instead of just 20. the plane will fly to china in its next stage of the trip. >> the crew will not be as lucky as us. we are having a solar eclipse tomorrow. >> i will have to get up early. >> inks for joining us. -- thanks for joining us. [captioning performed by the nat

and he was ten to einstein mdil center with nole-threateng injuries. >>> t phelph firefights scked by000 vlts electrici on the job today in north philalpa. it happed as the pair broke downquie ter putting out a sll bedroom fire on the 2400 blo of west nois. th s they pled an aluminum ldd away from the home and is it stagged a powerline. >> it ce in contact, frtatelyhe ladder bnced back to the building. imi ift stayed in contact with the wire we wou have a waiver situatio > and eugene coulter was checked o at the hoital d rlease ad the other one in stable condition with third-gree brn >>>nd knockg down a blaze in the hunting park secoof pidelphia. i ok them a half-hour until jsaer 8:00. wore which had at first about popltrapped inside fortunate body was there. >>> next the story of rober dur, thrl estate heir who may have murded tee peop. antonight he is behind bs but the tale begins 33 yea ago ad shaie willia the exaordinary develment is tat durst may have accidentally sisothi into e hbo microphone coulde his undog. > l of this time he manageled t eape charges, but not anyme. folwlg,

. -- einstein medical center. men while police officers are mourning one of their own. >> i knew him i met him. he was one of the police officers this city had to offer period. a very very brave heroic individual. >> i ask you that you keep officer wilson in our thoughts and prayers his family. and never forget him. >> officer wilson leaves behind two children a 9-year-old and 1-year-old, both suspects had priors and police knew of them. we are at police headquarters, eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> now, robbers struck at the same game stop at least twice in the last few years. police released surveillance video back in the fall of a pair of armed men who held up the store september 10th. april 2013, police responded to a robbery it is unclear if they were related. >> the last philadelphia police officer to be killed was a member of the 26th split district and that officer's killer is scheduled to be sentenced today. ofraphael jones faces a mandatory life sentence for moses walker junior. stay up to date o

she was last seen on february 26 walking out of einstein hospital. searchers found the body during search of wooded area near taft road today. investigators say the woman's clothing and other items ipd date could be tilette. an autopsy is being done to determine the cause of death. >> a catholic church that stood in fishtown since 1800s will have a date with wrecking ball. archdioceses announced st. archdioceses announced st. laurentius is too expensive to repair and will be torn down. nora muchanic has the full story from the church tonight. >> basically they keep lying to everybody. >> that's reaction from parishioners at st. laurentius in fishtown which was merged by holy name of jesus parish. they got news of demolish of the church built in the 1800s. >> we're appealing to vatican and waiting for a reply. it has not come back yet. they're jumping the gun basically and violating cannon law. >> the archdioceses said it would cost 3.5 millionto restore the church and towers and to attempt that would jeopardize the fiscal welfare of parish and future

police in upper merion township are asking for the public's help finding a woman that walked out of einstein in east norriton two weeks ago. this is tilette. cameras captured the woman that hailed from king of prussia walking out of the hospital late last month. tilette who has a mental disorder was dropped off and left before she was seen by a dr. left before she was seen by a dr. of. more on this story coming up on "action news" at 11:30. >> police in philadelphia need help finding 19-year-old ti ara black. she left her home on the 700 block of 49 street and was headed to dad's house on 5700 block of pine street when last seep. but she never arrived. the only sign of tiara was text sent to her aunt perfect from a number that didn't belong to her. her phone was turned off as well. if you have information call southwest detectives. >> a teenage boy in camden, knowledge knowledge was shot in the face. 3,000 block of lynn yell avenue 4:00. the victim is between 14 and 16 years of age it is believed. in addition to being hit in the face with a bullet he was shot in the shoulder. he was transpor

that conshohocken boro police detective was taken to the einstein medical center in montgomery with non-life threatening injuries. the exact circumstances surrounding the shooting here this afternoon still are not clear, as soon as we get more information we will pass that to you. for now we are reporting live tonight from plymouth township, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good thank you very much. >>> today was a day to honor a very special teenager in new jersey his name is arturo mattea a. >> at the age of satisfaction has done more and overcome more then those many times his age. mattea received the the president's volunteer surface war at holy cross high school in delaware, new jersey. he survived a tumor and leg amputation but he says surviving that ordeal motivated him to lead several campaigns to bring awareness to childhood cancer. >> right now there is only 4 percent of national funding going toward childhood cancer. so it is basically the awareness too, you know, grand more wishes and stuff like that, raise more money. >> reporter: mattia become nominee for national prudent

. >>> out the hospital and right back into custody. 29-year-old carlton hipps warelessed from einstein medical center today but he's in jail tonight. hipps is the second guy involved in the shooting death of philadelphia police sergeant robert wilson. authorities say hipps and his brother ramon williams got no a gun fight with wilson as the two attempted to rob a game stop store two weeks ago. happening now the philly police officer who fatal the shot a man after a traffic stop turned violent will not face criminal charges. district attorney seth williams announcing that that decision today in the death of 28-year-old brandon tate brown. williams says the facts show the shooting was justified. tate brown's mother and her attorney are disputing the findings and threatening legal action. our bruce gordon joins us in the newsroom tonight with the full story. bruce? >> reporter: iain tate brown's mother and her attorneys say they are now pre airing a civil lawsuit alleging wrongful death and civil rights violations by the philly police officers involved in that fatal encounter. they say th

hipps had been restrained by wilson's handcuffs while at einstein hospital. hipps and williams face murder and attempted robbery. >>> an atlantic county man faces up to 50 years in prison after a dui crash that killed a young boy. jury today found william leipe guilty on all koujts. that crash killed a 9-year-old boy, partially paralyzed another and seriously injured the driver. he will be sentenced next month. >>> south jersey refinery admits a leak from its plant caused students and staff in paulsboro to get sick. students at junior high and high school were sent home early. you can see how close the schools are to paulsboro refinery, which manufacturers oil. >>> more than a dozen people went to the hospital today because of fumes. paulsboro refinery tells nbc10 it was a leak in the top of a tank that stores partially refined oil. the air will be checked again tomorrow morning and parents and kids will be called around 5:15 in the morning if school remains closed. >>> fire flared up again a day after this philadelphia apartment complex burst into flames. nb

we new no one woman had to be taken to einstein medical center following this wreck but there is no word on the extent or severity of her injuries. the crash occurred at third and grange in olney and we will bring you more information just as soon as it is available. >>> well, rain is moving through the region right now. wet weather will stick around too for a while. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the the skies deck with her umbrella up trying to stay dry, hi kathy. >> one minute it was dry and cloudy, next minute was pouring, chris. it will be that type of evening, spotty showers and a few downpours here and there but the real heavy rain will move in during the day time tomorrow. the warmth as well. during the evening temperatures will be pretty much steady a cross the delaware valley. you can see the numbers. we will be seeing conditions that will be changing across the region. the right now blue representing, some cooler temperatures, 32 in the poconos, allentown 40. reading 40. right now 43 degrees in wilmington. forty-seven in millville with milder air to the south. first foreca

heather tilette was seen february 6 walking out of einstein hospital. searchers found the body in a search of a wooded area near taft today her kloming and other items indicate it could be her. an autopsy is being done to determine the cause of death. >> the red cross is helping dozens of people after a fire tore lieu an apartment building in somers point new jersey mays landing road. two residents were injured including one woman that jumped from a second floor balcony. five apartments were heavily damaged. in all 21 adults, nine children and three infants were displaced. . the philadelphia archdioceses announced this weekend that the church that served some of the city's first polish catholics be demolished. st. lorencius has stood since 1882 in fish ton. time as taken a toll. "action news" reporter nora muchanic is live at the church with the full story, nora. >>reporter: hi there sarah this news is not received well by members of the st. laurencis community who worked hard to save the church. they feel like archdioceses is jumping the gun before rom

one person went to einstein. officials are not confirm anything other details about what happened. >>> we got a little few thing going on actual until your fox 29 weather authority. we got some rain to deal with but temperatures are finally warming up. chief meteorologist scott williams outside in old city tonight with the good and maybe the bad news. scott? >> yeah, it is a bizarre forecast iain and lucy. we're looking at temperatures that will actual be rising as we move toward the overnight. get this. high temperatures tomorrow near 70 degrees. but it's going to come with a little bit of a trade off. we have some drizzle scattered showers, even some thunderstorms in the forecast over the next 24 hours. right now, ultimate doppler showing you we're looking at some of those light showers moving through sections of chester, montgomery, bucks delaware as well as chester county and all of that continues to move from west to east. so take look at the wider perspective. you can see severe weather breaking out along t

preliminarilly identified the body as heather, not been seen since last month after walking out of the einstein medical center on west german town pike. her family has been notified. >> authorities in bucks county investigating after two people are found dead inside their home. the discovery made at the home on lent l road in holland. police are not releasing many details at this time. >> a deadly shooting in west philadelphia is under investigation this morning. this happened inside a barber shop 600 block of north preston street in mantua before 3:00 yesterday. investigators say a man got into an argument with another man inside and started shooting. then another customer pulled out his gun and shot the armed man. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. >> just legal gun permit carrier. he responded. and i guess he saved a lot of people in there. >> no one else was injured in the shooting. right now there are no criminal charges. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch will have a live report on this story coming up in the next hour. >>> a manna cured of shooting a 12 year old boy i