did albert einstein fail math?ars ago, a book came out, einstein's bright. >> guest: what happens when einstein died without much authority from the family, he take his brain. like hey you don't want to lose this thing. takes his brain puts it in a jar of fermata hide and keeps einstein's brain. over the years he would parcel of pieces of einstein ring against people would say i want to figure out, why was he so smart quiet there is a larger issue here which is really interesting. you can look at a beautifully old and this or that was different, but are we just machines? you can find in a size a little part of his brain, the explanation for einstein's genius. i don't ink so. i think we are not machines. we are humans. as much as they carve up the brain, as much as they try to find the secret. i said early on, you have to look for explanations of things but that doesn't mean under microscopes you can find genius by looking at the cells of the brain. and no he never failed math. in fact he was really good at math alm

we talk einstein. we talk about about innovations so often, innovations so often, it's almost drained it's almost drained of its of its meaning, and i've meaning, and i've always liked always liked to write about real people to write about real people who are in a who are in a situation, whether situation, whether it it be be averill hairman averill hairman after world war ii and you have after world war ii and you have a create a create a new world a new world ordinary like nato and the ordinary like nato and the world bank and world bank and the marshall the marshall plan 0, plan 0, steve jobs who says we're now in steve jobs who says we're now in a digital a digital revolution, we have to make revolution, we have to make it personal. it personal. these are people who -- these are people who -- to use to use steve jobs' words, steve jobs' words, were able were able to think different, to think different, think out of the box. think out of the box. i want i want to try to explore to try to explore the

einstein 07. and steve jobs 2011.issacson's most recent book is the initial elevators how the group of hackers geniuses and geeks created a digital revolution. and somebody will buy one of the books when you read it. which would you suggest? >> nowadays we talk about ben franklin being a person relaid to the most. if you want to sort of understand the role that you can play in your civic life and pulling people together you know when i graduated from college, i didn't know who my graduation speaker was and there was a minister that gave a surf upon. what we forgot to tell you and he said what we forgot to tell you is that we told that you this was an exclusive college. you got into the class that's were exclusive and clubs that were exclusive. what we forgot to tell you is that life is all about inclusion. and not exclusion. you will be judged by how many people that you bring together. and not how many people that you exclude. and was appoint of ben franklin's life. somebody that is was able to bring people. and diff

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

after einstein, an opera about gandhi. the first piece where i brought social issues into the opera. i got interested in how do we as artists had we talk about the world we live in? i got adjusted in social change for nonviolence. much later, it was here in new york. one of the things i liked about the theater was we could include ideals. he is talking about the impact of technology on traditional life. things that are threatening exhilarating, manning. -- and maddening. charlie: are you interested in how technology can enhance music? philip: yes. however, to do that, -- i have run out of a certain kind of paper i like. i have to have it printed myself. they used to be five places in new york where you could buy music paper. i have to send away for it now. charlie: could you get it on amazon? philip: it is easier for me to print it myself. that is the starting place. i have a music staff in my office. they put it into the computer. from there, we can make parts. a lot of the technology, i don't need it for writing music, b

at einstein, 52 year old under arrest accused of possibly setting this fire. fire marshall skill on scene investigating, we'll continue to bring you updates. chris, lauren? >> amazing case, jennifer, thank you. officials say they've located the suv want in the connection with deadly hit-and-run in southwest philadelphia. four year old abdul wilson reportedly darted out between two parked carts and was hit by a late model black ford edge. the surveillance captured the monday night incident, the female driver reportedly ran over the child after he fell on south 57th street in kingsessing. fox 29 has been told her lawyer has been in contact with the da's office, and is expected to turn herself in today. >> happening today local workers will participate in demonstrations as part of a national protest. demanding higher minimum wage. demonstrations planned in 200 cities across the country even in other nations low wage workers want the minimum wage to be raised to $15 an hour. similar demonstrations have been ongoing for more than two years. >>> also happening today

we took einstein to paris years later. but i was interested in -- i became interested in everything eventually. i started from a narrow place. i had a very good music education from. i had the technical equipment and i began with a very reductive place, and i began to expand from that. the music an opera or the ninth symphony, they're very rich in terms of the depth and thickness of the music and the weight of the music. they're not what people would call minimalist at all. >> rose: you don't like minimalist. >> i liked it when i did it but it was over by '75 or '76. einstein that was the first piece i did where i brought social issues into the opera. and i got interested. uh how do we as art -- how do we as artists talk about the world we live in? i got interested in social issues of nonviolence. much, much later it was here in new york at the met. one of the things i liked about the theater was that we could include other ideas. we could talk about working on movies. he's talking about impact of technology on traditional

einstein 3-a is a new program. this groundbreaking technology uses classified and nonclassified information to block cyberespionage and attacks. e-3-a is painting a wider and overall picture of the cybersecurity threat landscape. enabling strong correlation of events and the ability to provide early warning and greater context about emerging risk. cutting edge programs such as einstein can serve as a groundbreaking tool to stop criminals and nation states from harming the american public and government. i urge my colleagues to support codifying the e-3-a program and vote in favor of this amendment. mr. mccaul: if the gentleman will yield? mr. hurd: yes. mr. mccaul: i thank the gentleman. i support this amendment which would authorize and codify the current einstein program operated in the department of homeland security. the einstein program, as deployed, makes available the capability to protect federal agency information and information systems. the einstein program includes technologies to diagnosis detect, prev

. >> there's two different einsteins. >> there's two different einsteins. >> and your makeup. >> and >> why do you think lip synching has become such a big success? you've got videos going viral. you've got an app that kind of dedicated to it as well. so what gives? >> people like to perform. and it's fun. it's a quick bite sometimes. it's fun to see people do things like that. i like the unexpected. it's exciting to me. i think people just love to be somebody else for a few minutes. my husband john was on it. he is not a rapper. he was so excited to rap. he was working that mc hammer. >> working it. my music made me! oh my lord. >> my favorite part is we taped it before like he was oscar-winner john legend. now we have oscar-winner john legend in hammer pants and glasses. >> reporter: we caught up with two of the show's executive producers, steven merchant and john kaczynski. >> how did this show come to be? >> unromantic origin story. we were driving back from ohigh, california. >> play tunes and kind of start doing it for our own amusement. the more we talked about it the more it

live at einstein medical center tonight "action news" reporter walter perez walter. >> reporter: jim, anyway you look at it this was a senseless crime. friend and neighbors say it started as a spat over a man and ended with a grizzly hit and run. twenty-four year-old victim losing her leg. then a devastating house fire. family and friend of the 24 year-old beatrice spence affectionately known as dedesay they cannot believe the the circumstance that he is ended with dedein the hospital with critical injuries. >> she ran her over. she ran her over. she ran her over. she ran her over. >> reporter: those same friend and family say they know who did it. they say dede, and a woman identified only as precious were embroiled in the bitter dispute over a man they both dated. investigators say tensions bowled over this afternoon when the the suspect pulled up down the street in this white durango waiting for dedeto come outside her house on north 17th street. neighbors tell us they could hear the whole thing unfold. >> i was upstairs. i heard a car ref up. i her people screaming. >> reporter: t

nbc 10's keith jones is live at einstein medical center where the victim is being treated. keith, what are you hearing about how this all started? >> reporter: you know what jim, we're getting closer to that answer tonight. i talked to an eyewitness with a theory of her own. the manager is being treated for severe head injuries. in the meantime we talked to people around the neighborhood, showed the video of the beating. a warning tonight, they say it's tough to stomach. >> have you ever seen anything like that in your life? >> no not at all. >> attacked with a hammer a wooden beam and mace. ten seconds into it the 51-year-old victim is on the ground motionless. >> there was just so much blood. i'm screaming, "stop, stop stop" from across the street. >> reporter: she watched in horror as the group kept punching and stomping on the man's head. >> with a hammer and a stick. >> reporter: this is the surveillance camera back at the gas station where we came back to talk to employees. it's point in the direction of a traffic cone. >> i don't know what's going on in this neighbor

we're live at the einstein medical center.leve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve all is well. thanks for that. new tonight at 11:00 o'clock remembering the young victim of a deadly hit-and-run in kensington. "eyewitness news" on mascher street where the community came together for two-year-old david. david was hit by a car while walking with his mother josephine rivera on monday night night. she did try to save her son but was injured in the process. she took part in tonight's vigil along with other family members her scars from monday still quite visible. >>> "eyewitness news" was the first to show you the car that police say was used in that hit-and-run. the car's owners turned it over to police this morning. police say the owners who are from williamsport had hoped their white infinity to 19-year-old who was suspected of being behind the wheel at the time of the crash. they did not notice the damage front end when he return it. so far there have been no charges filed in that case. >>> tomorrow a memorial service is set

reporting live from einstein medical center, alexandria huff, "eyewitness news". >> thank you. meanwhile, a mother and her boyfriend are facing charges in the death of her two year olson. these are the suspect, 30 year old shannon matthews and her boyfriend, 31 year old daniel grafton. in february, authorities were called to a doctor's office in norwood for unresponsive toddler. mason hunt was later pronounced dead at the hospital. police say the child was abused by matthews and grafton. delaware county children and youth services were actively supervising mason and his brother at the time of mason's death. >> a construction worker dice after falling 80 feet at an university city construction site. investigators say that man fell around friday morning along the 2900 block of chestnut street. the 42 year old was taken to presbyterian hospital where doctors pronounced him dead. there is no word on what cause that man to fall. >> well, take a look at these incredible flames here. >> this was the scene in fresno california, where a gas line explosion caused massive fire and sent 11

the quote that comes to mind is einstein einstein's observation that politics is more difficult thanthese drawn-out negotiations in switzerland bear that out. i think what the agreement, this technical agreement offers both sides a winning narrative. the obama administration can make the case in washington to our skeptics that this agreement buys time extends the period iran would need to acquire nuclear weapons. the iranians can claim that it affirms their rights to having a bounded nuclear program, and they claim they have no interest in acquiring a nuclear weapon. so there's -- there are winning narratives on both sides that will hopefully allow the parties to make the case in capitals about the efficacy of this agreement. >> as you know there's a heated debate going on back here in the united states about whether or not this is a good deal longer term. you'll have republicans saying the president had to cave on this. this is all about his legacy. democrats will say this will go down as one of the greatest accomplishments for president obama. the president made it clear just momen

action cam on the scene when one victim was stabbed in the chest, he is in critical condition at einstein. the other victim was stabbed in the face, he is out of the hospital. both men are in their 40s investigators took a third man into custody so far no word what set all this off. >>> two dozen people were arrested in a child pornography crackdown that expand the five-county area. agents with the pennsylvania attorney general's carried out a day long raid against child predators. "action news" was there as the police moved in. >> reporter: agents with the pennsylvania attorney general's child preld tore unit raided this home before noon. their target -- predator unit raided this home. >> he had 25 files of child porn greafer depicting a little girl. only "action news" was there as attorney general was briefed. the raid culminates a two week operation netting 23 arrests. ryan garner was captured outside a restaurant. he shout he was meeting a mother to have sex with her 8-year-old daughter. >> that's the nice part of the job when they arrive instead of meeting the child they meet us. >>

einstein right thing against the war is largely ignored. i invited them to come to georgetown university. she had to go to the navy's talk to the admirals she had to get security clearance. she came every week, got no class credit. she invited me to her graduation went to night school, became a public interest lawyer and has done work in bringing warlords in africa back to justice. she now works for one of the largest law firms. she is doing good deeds. she came to the class and a student named grace armstrong they said your visits to the class was the most fortunate thing that happened to me all year and she goes on listening to your story encouraged me. i am so glad to have met you and i see you becoming a role model in my life. you never know. it's a roll of the dice. i always tell the students coming come in here and question the answers. and i quoted that from the great philosopher and she says violence like all actions changes the world. >> host: one of the amazing things about your career is on colleges and law schools and prisons an

reporting from einstein, medical center. walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> this morning three people including a firefighter had to be taken to the hospital after an apartment fire in northeast philadelphia. the blaze broke out after 11:00 p.m. at the green terrace apartment in the 2200 block of tremont street. crews had to rescue a father an son from a second floor balcony. they were taken top hospital for smoke. a firefighter was taken to the hospital for minor burns to his legs. no word on what sparked the fire. >>> a vigil was held for the little boy who was killed by a hit-and-run driver. they prayed for justice for david alleash i -- alcia. investigators think they know who is responsible for the deadly crash. they recovered the vehicle yesterday, but the owner was not the one behind the wheel. a relative of the girlfriend borrowed the car and took off after the crash. >> our prayers are being answered in some way because justice is being served. you know, at the end of the day we'll get our justice for the baby

the russell/einstein appeal differs from the current declaration in two crucial respects. one is that it did not include threat of environmental catastrophe which 50 years ago was not sufficiently understood. and secondly, it directly addresses the people of the world, not the political leadership. that difference is of some significance. there's substantial evidence that on climate change nuclear weapons planning, international policies generally the population seems much more concerned than the political leadership who do not regard their most important duty to be insuring and preserving the health and vitality of human civilization as ample evidence reveals. it's hardly a secret that even in the most free and democratic societies governments respond only in limited ways to popular will. for the united states, it's well established in academic scholarship that that a considerable majority of the population at the lower end of income wealth scale are effectively disend franchised. their views -- disenfranchised. their views are simply ignored by policymakers. influence in

einstein who was largely ignored. so i invited them to come to georgetown university. she have to go had to go through the navy to talk up the admiral to see if she could be allowed to go with those liberals and she had to get security clearance. she came in every week. she had no credit for the class and came in. she invited me to her graduation and i kept up with her. she went five years in san diego and went to night school, san diego law, became a public interest warrior and has done work in bringing the war in africa back to justice. she now works for one of the largest law firms and is doing good deeds and had she come to that class and never had this before and a student named grace armstrong wrote to her and said your visit to our class was the most fortunate thing that happened to me all year. she goes on and thinks them. listening to your story encouraged me to pursue my passion. i am so glad to have met you and in one afternoon i see you becoming a role model in my life so you never know. i always tell the students you should never ask any questions instead

the man and the driver of the toyota were taken to einstein medical center. the woman driving the suv is okay. broad street north was closed for the investigation. it is reopened. at this point no word who is to blame. >>> new this morning, an suv rolled over on the schuylkill expressway near city avenue. police say the driver was drunk. "action news" was there as pennsylvania state police troopers roferred a flask of -- recovered a flask of alcohol from the suv. the driver is okay, but he faces a dui charge. >>> funeral services are being held today for walter scott the black man who was gunned down while running from a white police officer in south carolina. scott was pulled over for driving with a broken taillight. police and attorney for slager say scott was shot during a tussal over the gun. but video recorded by a witness shows slager firing 8 shots at scott as he tried to runaway. slager has been fired and charge with murder. >>> four people in their 70s and # -- 80s have been found dead from a carbon monoxide poisoning. the oldest victim was found nex

a 53 year old male, was transported in critical condition to einstein medical center. woman told police, again this is a row home, converted into a rooming house police tell us bore his arrest. >> police fire personnel on the scene fighting this fire a 52 year old male showed up at the 35th district headquarters at broad and champ blows, about three blocks from where this house fire is located. male in police custody we believe not only does he live at the location where the fire was, but we believe there is a possibility that this 52 year old male may have started this fire. >>> so there is case is being investigated as possible arson based on the information 52 year old provided police and the fire marshall is continuing his investigation into exactly what caused this fire mike al next. >> thank you jenny. to breaking news out of trenton new jersey. >> skyfox over possible hazmat situation. so this is atwater filtration plant. emergency crews there on the scene. so information is still coming in to our news room. looks like they haven't stopped all of the traffic on

he was pronounced dead on arrival at einstein medical center. at this hour investigators believe this may have been robbery. >> we found 12 spent shell casings and some broken glass from the victim's driver door window. >> there was also a lot of blood in that car and even chinese food still in bags. presumably the food this man was trying to deliver late last night. as you can see out here live police are still holding the scene until investigators get back out here later this morning. for now that gunman is still on the run. matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> also breaking from overnight, a police officer shot one suspect also shot and a second now under arrest. it all went down late last night in west philadelphia. the officer confronted two drug suspects at 51st and master streets around 10:15 last night. police say one of the men shot the officer. "nbc 10's" katy zachry is live outside presbyterian hospital in university city. katy, your honor telling us that the officer's friends tell us he was in good spirits this morning. >> reporter: that

. >> the vick was taken to einstein medical center where he's in critical condition.na joachim and aleathea gillard. they both face attempted murder and assault charges. >>> this man threatened to fire me! >> taking a stand. colwyn's borough manager whom you see right there is out of a job. she's vowing to return to work on monday saying only a judge can keep her away from her office. paula brown refused to accept the borough council's decision on thursday night to let her go. she stayed inside the borough hall for nearly 24 hours. she had food delivered right to her office window. elected officials finally convinced her to leave yesterday. they cut brown's job to save money, they say. in the meantime authorities are investigating colwyn borough for what they describe as financial irregularity. >>> a long-time courthouse employee is facing theft and forgery charges this morning. authorities arrested mary lynch who's now free on bail. she's accused of stealing at least $100,000 over the past two years. lynch was a financial administrator for the district attorney's off

one person went to einstein hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. he is expected to be okay. police tell us the victim and the suspect were renting rooms inside this house. >>> and crews were also busy overnight in camden where a fire started in an abandoned house on lansdowne avenue. firefighters arrived at 2:30 this morning to put out flames on the second floor. no one was hurt. >>> this morning police are investigating the shooting of a 19-year-old man in southwest philadelphia. it happened around 1:00 a.m. the man was hit once in the leg and ran home for help. witnesses told officers the victim had a gun. police have not released the possible motive for the shooting. they do not have any suspects. >>> "nbc 10" has learned the driver who police believe ran over and killed a 4-year-old boy took off is preparing to turn herself in. "nbc 10's" matt delucia is live at philadelphia police headquarters. matt these neighbors of that little boy, they're looking for justice. they may be getting it today, right? >> they are looking for justice, vai. the d.a.'s office said the driver

taken to einstein medical center and was taken there in stable condition. we are live in frankford i'm justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, lower pottsgrove police officer recovering from injuries after being struck by a car. it happened shortly before 9:00 on east high street near moser road pottstown. officer had pulled over a vehicle, when that driver just took off striking the officer. police opened fire on that car. suspect was injured and taken to the hospital, the officer was treated and released. >> released new video in connection with hit-and-run that killed little boy in kensington. they are hoping this video will lead them to the car that was involved in this case. and the driver. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at police headquarters, got the very latest jan? >> $20,000 reward, finally help police track down the person responsible. >> happy kid. running up and down . >> david was full of life. now his family is trying to understand why a hit-and-run driver would leave him or any child to die in a kensington street. >> ve

he said i did enjoy yesterday, took einstein to the park. i take it einstein to the park.ing to me, steve, we have fog, yes we do. oakland reporting cloudy skies, south along san mateo, yesterday, there was a big fog bank, today not as much. 40s, we're in there, santa rosa, san francisco, dipped to 49, i'll tell you these colder ocean temps have made a huge difference in san francisco along the coast, redwood city also at 49, been over a year since they've been this cold. 21 out of the west southwest at 25 at travis, south at oakland, west at napa, but these are the key, 48, i, honestly somebody who tracks this stuff, i can't remember seeing that since last may, maybe? its been a year, one year since i've seen water temps that cold. 50, half-moon bay, these are right where they should be to slightly below, they've been very warm, 50 in san francisco, update that to 49, sunny, low clouds burn off sooner some areas don't have them. 70 in downtown oakland today starting off 52. 32 up in truckee, 59 in redding, 63 fresno, and sitting at 54, mild degrees, still some warm air, m

. >> reporter: the suspect was taken to einstein for treatment. he is in stable condition. they found two shell casings at the original scene where they believe a shooting had taken place before police arrived. they are trying to piece together what happened and how the shots were fired. eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. >>> and they story is developing police-involved shooting in lower potsgrove montgomery county. an officer shot a suspect who tried to hit a patrolman at a traffic stop. the injured officer was treated at the hospital. the suspect is still in the hospital. >>> new this morning, "action news" has obtained new surveillance video of the striking car in the hit-and-run crash in west kensington that killed a 2-year-old boy. police are looking for this white infinity m with a broken headlight and front end damage. the car struck the child and his mother at master and lehigh avenue. friends and family gathered for a vigil. they remembered david alicia who died of his injuries. his mother joe feen rivera has been released from the hospital

investigators went to einstein medical center to talk to a man who showed up with a gun wound to the hand, so far no arrests. >>> a military veteran and his girlfriend were abducted and victimized. it was an elaborate scheme to steal cars. annie mccormick has the details. >> reporter: the southwest detectives are making progress in this bizarre case. 3 girls kidnapped an 86-year-old man and his girlfriend. a man and woman were taken into custody by pennsylvania state police after they were found in one of the regis cars near bell month mansion and montgomery. >> i was attacked. >> reporter: 55 priscilla jones does not know the trio of women with the small child who allegedly abdomin being deducted her and george saunders. sawrnld is a korean war vet. they were on a walk thursday morning when a gray town and country pulled up next to them. >> the driver of the car asked if they needed a ride. they said no. the driver gets out and opens the door and tells them to get in. >> reporter: police say this woman took the veteran inside 4th and market td bank pretending he was her father. she

reporting from einstein medical center. walter perez channel 6 "action news." >>> a vigil was held for a little boy who was killed by a hit-and-run driver in west kensington. they prayed for justice for little david ali i can't. his mother is out of the mom and attended the vigil to mourn. investigators think they know who is responsible for the deadly crash. they recovered the vehicle yesterday, but they say the owner was not behind the wheel. a relative of the girlfriend bawrpd the car and took -- borrowed the car and took off after the crash. >> justice is being served. at the end of the day we'll get our justice for the baby. and police have not publicly identified who they are looking for. >>> a mother and her boyfriend from norwood delaware county have been discharged with murder in the death of mason hunt her son who died february 3. the boyfriend said the boy died in the bathtub the million examiner found the child was badly beaten to death. his mother was charged with the murder. >>> a former high school band direc

>> einstein pore a rat.>> i think that's a mouse. >> that's a rat. >> there's a long tail on that. >> gerbil or something. >> no. >> hamster. >> it was a rat. >> a pet rat? >> yeah. >> i think it was a gerbil. i think you're probably right about. >> riveting animal discussion from us once again. >> we go to break. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow morning. >> it was definitely a rat, dude. >> now and abc 7 news update. >> i am jeanette reyes. we check out top stories. police have made in arrest in the shooting of one of their officers. colvin white was taken into custody. he faces numerous charges including attempted first and second degree murder and is being held without bond. at last check, the officer was in critical condition. at the national mall the cherry blossoms have reached peak bloom right in time for the cherry blossom festival at 10:00 this morning. that is followed by the japanese street festival. a crowds are expected at the tidal basin and the national mall to see the famous blooms. dave

good morning, guys, one person mysteriously injured 53 year old man now in critical condition at einstein medical center, the fire started here on the 1600 block of west nidro avenue, a 52 year old man was arrested, accused of setting this fire. the fire broke out before 2:00 this morning it was placed under control shortly thereafter. firefighters focus their efforts on second story rear bedroom. there was heavy fire, shooting out the back of this property. police tell us a 67 year old female was able to escape unharmed she told police, that this row home was converted into a rooming house, with multiple and the, the man arrested in connection to this fire, also lives in the building, police tell us, more about his arrest. >> while police and fire personnel were on the scene fighting this fire, a 52 year old male showed up at the 35th district headquarters at broad and champ plows about three blocks, from where this house fire is located. and a 52 year old male, right now, in police custody because we believe not only does he live at the location, where the fire was but we believe there

he was rushed to einstein and was pronounced dead there. police are trying to finds if robbery was part of the shooting. we'll here from police on the investigation. >>> people were on board the septa bus after a fire in the rear engine forced passengers and the driver to make an unscheduled stop. smoke and flames gutted the back half of the bulls. nobody was hurt. >>> 5:35, now a beloved member of a south philadelphia neighborhood was killed by fire. it took crews ten minutes to knock down the flames on federal street yesterday evening. but they were unable to rescue the resident, joseph derossa. >> a former councilman was a close friend. >> he was the closest i had to a brother. >> friends say he was a smoker and suspect it was an accident. >>> police are looking for a burglar who hopped on the train to get away. surveillance video shows the man pulling a suitcase of stolen items. police say the man had broken into the house on hawthorne rain in radnor township when the homeowner returned. >> president obama has ordered review of a drone

that suspect was danny to einstein for treatment where at last check he was in stable condition. police did find two shell casings at the original scene making them believe there was an original shooting. they are trying to piece together what happened and how the shots as with fired. eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> thank you it's 5:04. new this morning smoke and flames damaged several stores in a camden county shopping center. crews were called to blackwood clementon road in lindenwald at 11:30. investigator are trying to figure out how this started. they believe the fire was centered near a nail salon nobody was hurt. >>> firefighters rescued someone from the north philadelphia row home. now police may want a road with him. the fire broke out on the 3500 block of north philip street. firefighters saved the resident trapped inside the second floor but inside the home, authorities found an illegal sawed off shotgun. >>> fbi is on the hunt for armed bandits who struck three banks in the bit burger area. they believe they are may be former police or military officers, the w

reporting live from einstein medical center, alexandria huff. >> meanwhile, memorial service will be held at 11:00 this morning for four year old will too far wilson. wilson was struck and killed monday, by hit-and-run driver in southwest philadelphia. the crime was captured on camera. we're still waiting for the after arrest of the driver, but a lawyer claim to go represent has been in contact with authorities. >> neighbors are remembering another young victim after hit-and-run there is one in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. eyewitness news news on mascher street where the community came together for two year old david alice ya. hit while car while walking with his mother josephine, she tried to save her son was injured in the process. she took part in the vigil along with other family members, her scars from monday, still visible. >> "eyewitness news" was the first to show you the car police say was used in that hit-and-run crash. the car's owners turned it over to police friday morning. they say the owners, who are from williamsport, loaned their whine inch if i at this to

driver taken to einstein, pronounced dead short time later. >> and looking live at that car, the scene still being held several hours later mr. is continue their investigation, with homicide detectives, the driver here, 49 years old pronounced dead at einstein medical center, no word on his name or identity. police say at this time his family has not been notified, also, no word again on the suspect or suspects, involved in this shooting. we are live in crescent ville justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you. now, new this morning septa bus catches fire, it happened around 1:30 this morning on south broad and pattison avenue right in front after at&t station. the driver and passenger on the owl service bus got off safely. no word yet on what may have caused that fire. >> well, washington township police are asking for help to find two people captured on camera robbing a gas station. please take a look at this video. happened early yesterday morning, at the gas plus service station on black horse pike. police say the suspects pulled out a handgun, and stole cash, cigar

>> einstein for a rat.i think that's a mouse. >> that's a rat. >> there's a long tail on that. >> gerbil or something. >> no. >> that's definitely -- >> hamster. >> it was a rat. >> a pet rat? >> yeah. >> i think it was a gerbil. i think you're probably right about that. >> riveting animal discussion once again from us here. >> we go to break. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow morning. >> see you, everybody. >> it was definitely a rat, dude. >>> good morning to you. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a quick look it at the forecast. here is meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler hd. >> waking up to a few high clouds keeping the temperatures up right now. in the beach area of santa cruz another day this in the 70s. so looks good here with plenty of blue skies. 53 by the delta. it's 49 in livermore and we'll look for the high clouds to influence our temperatures today. we will see a return to some low 70s, though, despite the high crowds. the coast will stay cool, upper 50s to low

>> einstein for a rat. think that's a mouse. >> that's a rat. >> there's a long tail on that. >> gerbil or something. >> no. >> that's definitely -- >> hamster. >> it was a rat. >> a pet rat? >> yeah. >> i think it was a gerbil. i think you're probably right about that. >> riveting animal discussion once again from us here. >> we go to break. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow morning. >> see you, everybody. >> it was definitely a rat, dude. >> i'm eva pilgrim coming up next on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. developing this hour, four people are rushed to the hospital after a rollover crash on i-95 in newark, delaware. >>> after rain yesterday we should see plenty of sunshine this weekend. chris has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast those stories and much more all next on "action news" saturday morning. [sfx: bell] [burke] it's easy to buy insurance and forget about it. but the more you learn about your coverage, the more gaps you may find. [burke] like how you thought you were co

he said, a genius is someone like norman einstein someone like that, you know? [ laughter ] i'm not saying that he was a norman einstein by any means you know, but, you know when the confederate army surrendered, richmond was capture, virginia surrendered, you know, booth's love turned to murder. i think it was always a possibility in his mind as early as 1863. he had been thinking about that. in fact, at the very time lincoln was signing the emancipation proclamation, booth was finishing a rehearsal at the bar's theet e and dramatic and out of nowhere he picked up a big stage prop, put it in the chest of a prop pistol in the chest of an actor, and if you were lincoln by god, could i make history. that was january 1st 1863. you can see this had been in the back of his head forsome time and then the night in the theater, and booth came in after 10:00 as i reconstructed dressed in ordinary clothes had a pistol concealable in the hand a touch than 10 inches long, came on top of the dress circle, and there was an attendant named forbes at the box. forbes was an atte

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police tell us the driver was knocked unconscious from the impact and taken to einstein medical centerr street there. christine maddela is joining us with more on the impact from that crash. christine? >>> yeah for drivers in that area, be aware that you saw the live picture of crews on the scene out there. so stenton avenue is closed near wister and haines streets. we'll monitor that with our crew on the scene. we'll see when they clear that out of the way, but if that's part of your morning commute, be on the lookout. take the alternate around that. we just found out about this crash in lower merion city avenue and north 53rd street not too many cars in that area so it's not detouring traffic too much. if you are traveling on the schuylkill expressway there's a lot of green out here. if you are traveling between the blue route and the vine 12 minutes. the same if you're heading in the westbound direction. and on 295 at black forest pike i'm still watching the construction project right now on the northbound side blocking the exit ramp. chris? >>> in montgomery county today, penndot i

. >> einstein discovered the theory of relatively. hawking gave us the big bang theory. they haven't figured out what makes people ensigninsane when you put them inside a car. starts in lithuania. this white van drives in front of the car with the dash cam. trying to get off the road i think, noticed the car with a dash cam is a police car. >> oh. >> and he has been drinking. >> oh. >> but it looks like it's going to end off relatively simply. pulls off the road. no. he changed his mind puts his foot to the floor, and the van takes off, very very slowly. >> oh no. [ sirens ] >> and he's off now at high speed. look how quickly he goes through here. now he's getting full-on dangerous. the police are like we have to stop this chase. the way they're going to do it they set up a roadblock with one of the police cars. but captain insano doesn't seem to notice. the front of the police car, before he takes it off the road ends up over the top of the guardrail. chase over. i.q., zero. but the craziness continues on the other side of the world. we head to calgary where we have a r

the russell and einstein appeal differs from the current declaration into current respects and one is that it did not include the threat of environmental catastrophe which 50 years ago was not sufficiently understood. secondly it addresses not just this but the political leadership and that the difference is of some significance, that there is substantial evidence that with climate change, nuclear weapons planning international policies generally, the population seems to be much more concerned than the political leadership who does not regard the most important duty to be insuring and preserving the health and vitality of human civilization as ample evidence reveals. it's hardly a secret that even in the most free and democratic societies that the governments respond only in limited ways to popular will for the united states it is well-established in academic scholarship that a considerable majority at the lower end at the well is disenfranchised and the views are simply ignored by policymakers, one moves of the scale and of the very top, which means a fraction of 1% the policy is pre

so albert einstein once said everyone is a genius but if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree it will live its whole life believing it is stupid. i we can't judge someone's intelligence by how well he does in a small group of isolated classes. everyone learned differently so education is not something that can be successfully standardized. anyway, theirs why i tried so hard to get out of this speech. not because i don't respect all of you. i do. it's just that val rick tier -- valedictorian is a label and i don't like what it stands for. i'm not the parteddest person in theclass i'm good at memorizing things but that's not to use outside of the standardized world outfield high school, and i'm pretty sure a lot of you have been more successful than i was unless your standard nor judging success is a scantron sheet. [applause] to me those words were particularly meaningful as somebody who pent my whole life being humiliated by these tests, who i mutate wasn't intelligent for most of my life, and to see someone who aced this and knew that this was a scam meant a lot to me, and yo

the man was rushed to einstein medical center. >>> 15 suspected child predators are off the streets following a sweep by the attorney general's office, various law enforcement agencies worked to make the arrests over the past two weeks in bucks delaware and philadelphia counties. attorney general, kathleen kane will talk about the arrests this afternoon and we'll bring you the full story on "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. an ohio man accused of training with terrorists in syria and returning to the u.s. to launch an attack appeared in court today. the suspect was being monitored by law enforcement officials for months. and counter terrorism officials say this is what they are most worried about. >> reporter: abdul muhammad was due to appear in federal court in ohio, he is expected to enter a not guilty plea to terrorist charges. the fbi learned that muhammad wants to do something big including going to a texas military base to kill american soldiers execution-style. this type of counter terrorism is what officials fear most. >> muhammad left columbus ohio, last year with a one way ticke