this all happened outside einstein medical center. the driver is on the run tonight. we have the video you'll see only on 10. >> reporter: the worker was on her way to einstein medical center when she was struck. the hospital is a few feet away from where we're standing. she went from being a worker to a patient in the er. a car barrels through the crosswalk with the car barrelling into a woman on her way to work. you can see from surveillance video obtained the driver stopped for seven seconds and then drives around the injured social worker before taking off. >> oh, my goodness. oh, my god. >> reporter: people who work at einstein are shocked the driver ran down one of their own an didn't have the decency to stop. >> for someone to drive off and know you hit someone and leave an accident scene, that's horrible. >> when you stop, just get out and see if everything is okay. that's terrible. >> reporter: nearly a month has passed since the accident that occurred just behind einstein at 13th street. there were plenty of witnesses when the crash happened but no one got a

george spencer is live outside of einstein medical center where the victims are being treated. george, fill us in on this. >> reporter: rosemary, dispatchers said one of the victims was stabbed over his entire body. we've just confirmed within the past 30 minutes not only was this a triple stabbing but those victims were robbed as well. nbc 10's cameras were there at the scene in the 1600 block of mayfair in cresse enterville earlier this morning where we saw police still holding that scene. this all happened just after 3:00 a.m. this morning. one of the victims, a 27-year-old man, stabbed in the neck. a 28-year-old guy stabbed in the chest and back. we're still working to figure out the injuries to the third man. we do know all three of them have been rushed here to einstein where they're being treated for their injuries. northeast detectives have confirmed for us they're looking for two men in this case, one guy wearing a redshirt and jeans. the other guy a white shirt and jeans. those two men last seen fleeing from that scene. live this morning at einstein medical center, i'

we're live at einstein medical center. i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> thank you for that, george. now to the bill cosby sex assault trial. today lawyers will be working at the montgomery county courthouse but the jury will not be present. this comes after the prosecution rested its case yesterday. cosby waved to supporters and fans as he left the courthouse in norristown. prosecutors used the comedian's open words from previous police statements and depositions to bolster their claims that he drugged and sexually assaulted andrea constand in 2004. cosby told lawyers the two had a consensual relationship. the prosecution says it was anything but that. a spokesman for cosby tells us there's a chance the comedian could take the stand next week. >> nothing is ever off the table when you're in a trial of this magnitude. you have to look at all your options so we're weighing every option. >> reporter: t >> the jury will be back in the courtroom on monday. full coverage of the bill cosby trial, get updates on the case anyti

it was written by leo, who worked with einstein in berlin years before. conceivablete it is though much less than fission as a source of power that extremely bombs of a new type -- powerful bombs of a new type might be constructed. a single bomb of this type carried by boat and exploded in port might very well destroy the whole port together with the surrounding territory. that, letter had ended at it might not have had the effect that it had, which was for roosevelt to say give it to an aid named paul watson and say "look into this." but, the last part of the letter was critical. wrote thatd einstein germany has stopped the sale of czechoslovakian mines, which he has taken over. you can understand that the framework for what would eventually become the manhattan project, even in this earliest stage, when nobody knew it was even possible weapon could come out of this discovery -- but the somethingwas this is really important that can make a difference. roosevelt -- well, roosevelt initiated activity. the activity in the united states was basically committ

nbc 10's george spencer is live just outside of einstein medical center where the victims were taken to tell us more about this. george? >> reporter: rosemary, witnesses told dispatchers the victims' injuries were extensive after this attack. we've confirmed this morning not only was this a triple stabbing but all thee of those victims were robbed as well. nbc 10 was in cresse entcentvil earlier this morning. this happened just 3:00 a.m. this morning. one of the victims, a 27-year-old man, was stabbed in the neck. a 27-year-old stabbed in the dh chest and back. we're working to learn the extent of the injuries to the third victim in the attack. all three were rushed here to einstein medical center for treatment and are now in stable condition. they're looking for two guys in connection with this. one wearing a redshirt and blue jeans. the other wearing a white shirt and jeans last seen running from that scene in crescentville. i'm george spencer nbc 10 news. >>> one family is outraged after police shot and killed a man who appeared to be running away from an officer. nbc 10 obtained

george spencer is live outside einstein medical center in olney with the latest from police. george? >> reporter: rosemary, as you mentioned we are learning this is not only a triple stabbing but a robbery of those three male victims as well. witnesses who first called said one of the victims was stabbed over his entire body. nbc 10's cameras were there at the scene in the 600 block of mayfair earlier this morning. police were still holding that scene. this happened after 3:00 a.m. one of the victims, a 27-year-old man, was stabbed in the neck. a 28-year-old man stabbed in both the chest and the back. we're still working to figure out the injuries of the third man. all three were rushed to einstein medical center. we have learned they are all in stable condition. they are looking for two suspects in the case last seen running from that scene. live this morning, i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> thanks for that, george. pennsylvania state police tell us careless driving led to a man's death in langhorn, bucks county. this is video from that area. police say the man was spee

sabina kuriakose live at einstein medical center where the victims are being treated this morning, hi, sabina? >> reporter: good morning, lauren, yes, as you mentioned all three of those victims stabbed, they're here at einstein. we know at least one was stabbed in the neck. let's take a look at video that we got for you from the team just after all of this happened. now, all three of these men are in their 20's. police say apparently this started as an attempted robbery. this is in the 600 block of mayfair street in the lawncrest section of the city. it happened about 3:15 this morning, police are looking for two suspects, we have very little information on who exactly the people might be. we do have a big description police say one was wearing a red shirt. the other was wearing black. both of those people ran from the scene before police arrived and right now, they remain on the loose, back out here, live, three men all in their 20's stabbed overnight in the city's lawncrest section. the suspects still out there and police have not told us yet whether they've recovered weapon, the g

all three were rushed to einstein medical center. they are being less than cooperative as part of the investigation. we do know investigators are looking for two suspects in the case. those suspects really last seen fleeing from that scene. live this morning at einstein medical center, i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for the update, george. >>> now to the bill cosby sex assault trial. today lawyers will be working at the montgomery county courthouse without the jury present. this comes after the prosecution rested its case yesterday. cosby waved to supporters and fans as he left the courthouse in norristown. prosecutors used the comedian's own words from previous police statements and depositions to bolster their claims he drugged and sexually assaulted andrea constand in 2004. cosby told lawyers the two had a consensual relationship. prosecutors say it was anything but. a spokesman for cosby tells us there's a chance the comedian could take the stand. >> nothing is ever off the table when you're in a trial of this magnitu

again, power issues at albert einstein medical affecting some portions of the hospital.eep an eye on this and update you when we get more informationally. >> in london today, police have now released the names and -- released the names and images of two men they say are behind the attack that killed seven people and critically injured dozens more. this is 27-year-old khuram butt and rasheed. police say they are two of the three mean drove a van into a vowed of pedestrians on the london bridge saturday and then went on a knife rampage nearby. as a vigil grows for the victims we are starting to see their faces and hear their stories. 30-year-old christine archibald a canadian citizen was the first of the dead to be publically identified. she moved to europe to be with her fiancÉ. on saturday she died in his arms. >> it is now clear that sadly victims came from a number of nationalities. this was an attack on london and the united kingdom but it was also an attack on the free world. >> that the word from british prime minister theresa may this afternoon and here a look at t

. >>> if you're a fan of gnnat ge you may have been able to see "genius" which is based on einstein. never heard of him. now a look into new geniuses. you guys. >> what if i told you you were a genius? that you had the power to solve the world's problems? and it's your invention that will save lives. and your ideas that will change everything. national geographic's "chasing genius." one idea can change the world. let it be yours. learn more at natjeochasinggenius.com. >> they are looking for bright sparks to help solve some of the world's biggest issues. they essentially want to crowd source solutions from the geniuses out there. if you're looking for an example of what i'm talking about, take this one. this guy keenan, he identified a supply chain problem in africa specifically for medical supplies. ten months of rain a year and they're dirt roads. basically everything is getting literally stuck in the mud. they came up with a pretty cool idea. >> we get an order from a doctor by text. we put it into the zip. essentially you're firing it. >> oh, my gosh. it'll fly automatically out

health reporter stephanie stahl explains from the einstein healthcare science center. >> ♪ >> scienceve now created the ability to make tattoos talk. it looks like an ordinary tatoo, but, a different kind of body ink is bringing memories to life in a new way. >> this isn't missy hoover's that took but by far her most precious. this pink ink carries special message. i love you, mommy. my little girl lilly. >> i love you, mom. >> i this is sound wave tatoo, body art that talks. it works through the skin motion app, website, specialized tatoo artist. >> you take picture with our app. we process the that, too and we make it so that the app can play it back. >> i love you. >> the majority requests have been from people hoping to preserve the memory of a loved one, like josh. >> every morning, 100%, i start my day with it. >> he plays the voice of his father who passed away two years ago. it is a recording of his dad talking about his long battle with cancer. >> you absolutely have to believe, and once you have that belief, than desire, you can conger anything. >> his best advice he gives h

you get to know albert einstein as a person. >> one of the letters with his signature and handwrittenis expected to fetch $16,000 with the entire collection expected to be sold for over $20,000. the auction closes on tuesday. >>> well, it looks like attari is getting back in the video game business. they are working on a video game council. -- console. there will be a box with its faux wood trim and the words coming soon. >> that brings back memories for me. >> yes. >>> this morning, more than 30 dogs rescued from a home in santa cruz. we will have details on the deplorable conditions they were living in. handballer 1: you know what i could go for? some scrambled eggs and pancakes. lilly: we got a craving! go, go, go!! crashing cravings in the crave van! jack's gonna crash your crave! jack: hey, guys. try my jumbo breakfast platter with sausage or bacon, plus 8 mini pancakes, eggs and a hash brown for just $2.99. handballer 2: $2.99? how 'bout we play you for it. handballers: oooooooh. jack vo: you crave it, we serve it. try my $2.99 jumbo breakfast platter. crave van! at ikea, we bel

right near germantown pike and einstein way over to einstein. everyone there was able to get out safely, nobody hurt. we don't know what caused the fire. >>> new jersey high school year book advisor has been suspended after several students say the year book sensors reference toss president trump. so student wearing his trump make america great again shirt on school pings tour day says well things have change, do you see it right there but when he got his year book the shirt was completely different , in logo for the left or the right. and another girl from the same school claims someone change her donald trump year book quote, the school says it is investigating and now teacher involved with the year book committee has been suspended. >>> 5:22. can you imagine this happened in this heat? there was a grand mother who accidentally locked that little dog and her two-year old grandson in the car and this was panic. those are troop their came to the rescue, hammington township. the grandmother called 911. trooper came, broke window and got that litt

can you imagine not admitting albert einstein?ot admitting people who were deemed to be troublemakers, outside educators to this country? >> eric: it's a temporary travel ban while we figure out our our vetting system is so we can reopen the immigration status refuges and people want to come on visas who are trying to make it a safer place. we are not saying no, albert einstein and the likes can't come here. he is trying to santa were positive we can close low pools in the vetting system -- close loopholes in the vetting system, we are going to posix. >> ari: trying to appeal to hard-line elements in the pottery. the travel ban is not going to solve the issues. it >> eric: it's not a ban. >> ari: if someone is in crisis supervisor, someone can live through the interviews. >> lisa: there are a lot of americans are concerned with the fact that you have attorney general session saying there are 300 refugees and active fbi investigations for terrorist related activities or concerns. these countries are either safe harbors of terrorism

one thing i've been excited about this year was the introduction of sales force einstein, which is now we have ai right inside other own platform our relationship with ibm, i'm excited that we're able to put einstein and watson together deliver next generation artificial intelligence. this is a huge growth lever for the industry >> you mentioned ibm deal. you have this relationship with dell now as well it does seem to be a new strategic direction for you. to do the partnerships rather than go through m&a. >> we have some great partnerships we mentioned three of them am month iazon is amazing relatp helping them grow services then you see this incredible relationship coming up with ibm, going to market together then dell. we've brought so much incredible new deltech nolgy into the dade. we have the disk drives, michael dell -- i don't think any tech entrepreneur or leader created as much value for customers and for shareholders in the last year as michael dell has completely blown away. >> mark, you have always publicly stated that technology companies have been a forcetor good you tri

she is in einstein hospital in grave condition. arrested and behind bars is the girl's 18-year-old brother. he has been charged with attempted murder. >> carrying candles and balloons, tonight friends and family of a murdered eighth grader gathered out size his home in memory of tymier frasier gunned down 9:30 monday night and investigators have no idea why. a 16-year-old was also shot but survived. they prayed for justice and for the killer to be caught. >> camden county prosecutors plan to retry david creato after a mistrial was declared in the case. after five days deliberations the jury remained deadlocked, couldn't reach a verdict. the father was accused of killing his three-year-old son because the boy was an impediment to him dating a teenaged girlfriend. that's tha allegation. his attorney says there was no evidence tieing his client to the murder. >> the nature of the hung jury shows they can't agree on this. >> creato remains in prison for the time being. his son would have turned five tomorrow. >> testimony is under way

those plans cut short by street violence, police tell us the suspect transport today einstein medical, will ultimately be taken over to homicide where he can begin speaking with detective, that man who police tell us was a witness, who they had caught up first, who was chasing after the suspect, he's also over at homicide talking with detectives now. karen, thomas? >> all right, lots of new information on that one, jenny, thank you so much. more breaking news this time right now out of wilmington, where police are investigating a shooting, this happened, overnight, there is the scene. it is the 600 block of east fifth street. we have to get more details on the victim, their condition, and if there are any suspect in connection with this. >> a troubling story, he covered youth football for years. but prosecutors say this bucks county man was also committing sex crimes against little girls. authority say they know three victims, but worry more are out there. steve keel any bensalem, a brave little girl made quite a difference, came forward, steve? >> reporter: yes, she is now a brave yo

someone shot the victim and taken to albert einstein center to be treated. no information about an arrest or motive. >>> drivers in bucks county may be stuck with costly car repairs after a mixup at a gas station. crews spent friday inspecting pumps at the gas station on new falls road in levittown. customers said diesel and regular gasoline got mixed. asked who how this could happene director of weights and measures said -- >> there could be a mix up in the delivery system. >> mechanics say the repairs could run up to thousands of dollars. costs to be up to shell or the gas station. >>> camden diocese said effective july 31, 6 parishes will merge into three. saint anthony of padua will merge into saint joseph. all churches will remain open during the transition, catholic schools will not be affected by the reorganization. >>> police arrested the man wanted in pennsylvania in connection with the murder of his father on father's day, he was captured in new jersey. officers arrested this man in atlantic city. his father was found beaten to death in his ryan to

discovered the child in the basement of the home on north american street she remains on life support at einstein. >>> president trump will announce a decision on a major spoke to can you say of debate inside and outside the white house whether he will stay inside or out of the paris climate agreement. world leaders at the g7 summit and ceos and peep france and his daughter and son-in-law both senior advisors want to stay in the deal. the president tweeted he will be announcing his decision in the rose garden this afternoon. >>> coming up on "action news," how this passenger's video on the grayhound bus led to the driver's removal from the job. >>> video shows the tense scene inside the pulse nightclub the night of the horrific massacre. >> reporter: we have a touch of fog, visibility reduced a little bit there. we'll see a gorgeous afternoon, details coming up. right now, our grill masters are introducing fire to steak. a beautiful char coats the outside, locking all the flavors and juices inside. a miracle happening right before your eyes. now, come eat the miracle. you can't fake steak. longho

overturned and slammed into a pole after the initial impact and a second person was injured and rushed to einstein hospital in critical condition. hundreds of teachers at conestoga high school staged a walk-in today calling attention to the lack of contract negotiations as the school year comes to a close. conestoga teachers are under the contract. and they also expire that day. no talks have been scheduled . >>> coming up on "action news" tonight. eagles mini camp continues and a live report of a workout today plus the eagle that just signed a contract extension. >> dr. james kauffman will romaine in jail over weapons charges and a detention hearing is set for monday. i'll nora muchanic i'll have reaction next. >>> and we will talk about the return and heat and humidity and downpours and storms in the accuweather forecast. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> the husband of a popular radio host murdered in south jersey in 2012 made his first appearance today in court. james kauffman appeared on charges unrelated to the death. >> dr. james kauffman was brought into t

you get to know albert einstein as a person, as a scientist. >> one of the letters with his signaturea handwritten equation is expected to fetch at least $16,000 with the entire collection expected to be sold for over $20,000. the auction closes june 20th. >>> peak some travel season starts next week, and many people who don't usually fly will be taking to the skies for the first time since a number of recent high-profile incidents involving airline passengers. ktvu spoke to insiders about whether such incidents are happening more often and how travelers are feeling about flying. >> reporter: the image is hard to forget. >> my god, what are you doing? >> reporter: and soon after the cell phone video of a passenger being dragged off a a united airlines flight in april went viral, other incidents started popping up on the news. an american airlines flight attendant allegedly struck a woman with a stroller, just missing her baby, on a flight taking off from sfo. >> you do that to me and i'll knock you flat. >> reporter: and the fight over where to put a birthday cake on a plane led to a

there was a scuffle, the victims were stabbed all of them were taken to einstein they are said to be in stable condition. the suspects ran away from the scene with the victims' money. >>> police charged a driver with dui after she hit a drexel university student. the woman is in the hospital in critical condition. she was hit by a lexus trying to cross 38th and market in university city. the driver was taken away in handcuffs. the student was walking against a red light at the time she was hit. >>> philadelphia police are twrieght -- trying to determine if charges will be made against a man. police say a woman was arguing with a tow truck driver who was trying to repo -- repossess a minivan. the truck driver shot and killed the woman's boyfriend. >> we looked down and saw the smoke coming off arc people screaming running away from the scene. >>> a dog was caught in the crossfire and killed. tow truck driver is claiming self-defense and cooperating with the police. >>> this man right here, chelsea outlaw of minquadale is in jail charged with a shooting that sent a 6-year-old boy to th

montgomery county just after 9:00 this morning, the fire broke out just as the vehicle was entering the einstein medical center, everyone fortunately was able to get out of the ambulance safely, no word so far on what sparked the fire. >>> well, today marks one year since the worse mass shooting in modern us history, thousands in florida remembering the 49 patrons killed at orlando night club. the pulled night club earth think morning, as people continued to pay their respects, some, large rainbow flag draping the building and governor rick scott has ordered flags to fly at half staff today. >>> police have released new photo of the man chester arena bomb nerve helps of obtaining new leads, that are three new photos showing suicide bomber solomon at different locations, police hope to jog the memory of people who may have seen him in the case before attack. those at the ariana grande were killed. >> jeff sessions has requested that tomorrow's senate intelligence committee hearing be open to the public, because he, quote, believes it is important for the american people to hear the truth directly

collies are incredible brilliant little einstein dogs. >> are you right, border collies are very smartanimals. check this out. i just love this "the floor is lava" never to be the same again. >>> it's family quiz time and now it's mom's turn. >> for christmas 2017 our entire family -- >> how is -- >> why her best guess makes for the ultimate win. >> pretty friging well. >>> family quiz time. quiz is a great fun. >> mom is coming in second. >> they use cahoots, you can build your own quizes, everyone can sit around and compete? >> all right, for christmas 2017 our entire family will -- >> what's our family do for christmas 2017, let's see. >> the choices are -- will they be heading to disney to celebrate? expecting lots of christmas gifts, okay. coming to nashville to celebrate that would be fun or expecting a new baby in the family. and mom on the left, that's matthew, she, she is like well how is that? i don't know. she does use some sort of helpful logic. >> duh! >> right? >> i like the presents. >> she just says well i don't know, i'll go for the one i want. >> she was right. >> whe

meteorologist matt pete are sonnies in the einstein health care science center explain how temperaturecould affect your next glass of wine . >>> wine industry is no different then any other business at the affect by weather as temperatures rise across the globe they must cope with changes while still producing high quality products. climate issues and wine are not typically two topics we would lump together but we should since is there a conn sense as you monk wine producing community that the seasons and climate are more unpredictable. >> i would say around 2,000 i could really see the progress of the winter, and the spring, and i could pretty much guess the season coming. after the year 2,000 you throw your arms up. >> reporter: in general many producers believe temperatures are rising leading to changes in harvest times here in the philadelphia region. >> we're pretty consistently hard visiting our grapes earlier then we had 10 years ago because we are seeing a bit of earlier ripeness. >> reporter: largest change that wine drinkers are likely to sianni higher alcohol contents in the

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. >> philadelphia's einstein medical center is dealing with ongoing electrical issues preventing tr booking patient appointments. representatives say the power is almost fully restored. if you're a patient and have questions, you should reach out to your provider office. >>> nine pennsylvania airports will see safety upgrades thanks to a state investment. the airport is seeing the biggest piece of the pie with more than $6 million allocated to the airport. the money will go towards. developing general aviation hangars. >>> septa kicked off their annual food drive. last year the food drive collected the equivalent of 33 meals for local children. >>> right now the public is getting a chance to weigh in on the rich pike improvement project in montgomery county. the project will include traffic cig thals and turn lanes. >>> rain drops and cool weather tonight. a live look at the stadium in south philly. a live look at the skyline from early morning showers to lingering rain and cloudy skies. we have warned you for about a week for this stretch that we were going to have here. it's going to warm

meanwhile the suspect and the father who helped take down that strsported to einstein hospital to bereated for minor injuries. ar-old girl was shot cbs3 in edgemoor overnight. now police are searching for suspects. the wother juveniles. she was shot while in that car just after 1:00intersection of e and south cannon roosevelt boulevard the teen was taken . police are offering a reward for information. george pell poe francis' chief financial officer says he will return to his native face child sexual assault claims. two men in their 40's say pell se the back in the 1970's.a leave e those charges. the 76-year-old formerarchbishod sydney calls the charges a t trump's assassination by the travel ban will go into that effect at 8 o'clock tonight. citizens from six majorityountre allowed to fly to the u.s. people with close family members in the u.s. like a parent spousk be allowed to travel here and travelers with formal business like students and contracted worker the supreme court will hear arguments this fall to >> meantime the department of homeland security system htennding airlines

that's the same as albert einstein. >> wow. >> wow is right.lkers here and here's a question for you. would you take a really good deal i mean a super deep discount on a flight and pay significantly less if you had to stand? well, a budget airline called viva colombia is the late toast mull removing all the seats and making the passengers stand. this airline says it will drive down fares because, of course, they'll be able to squeeze more people onto each flight. so, what on earth would this look like? standing? how? well, back in 2010 budget british airline ryan air drew up some renderings as it considered that standing scenario. they would offer those seats for six bucks but at the time industry officials were still checking into the safety of that configuration. i mean, bye leg room. just yesterday viva colombia's founder and ceo says we're interested in anything that makes travel less expensive and that includes vertical options. next it will be like the bus right. >>> now to the viral goodbye between two cuties that has the internet heart

. >>> it happened outside einstein medical center on may 26. car hit the woman knocking her to the ground. driver stopped for a few seconds and drove around the injured woman and took off. victim suffered a broken leg. police are looking for the driver of a buick lesabre with a sunro sunroof. >>> sprump weighing in on a monmouth county high school that had yearbooks altered to remove references to him. >> cited high school township student who is said their pictures or comments were altered to remove references to trump and he thanked the students for standing up for what they believe in. among the changes was a trump reference on a student's t-shirt. the school superintendant says that change was intentional. another photo change was unintentional and it's unclear if another trump's quotation was left out on purpose or not. according to mj.com. will print corrected year books and send them to students. >>> former phillies closer mitch williams can add a legal win to his resume. awarded the wild thing more than million and a half dollars in a c

. >> this is video showing the hit and run outside einstein medical center. happened may 26. after hitting the woman, the driver stopped for a few seconds and went around the victim as she's on the ground and took off. >> i hope he gets caught. whoever it was. take full sponlresponsibility ot you did. you could have killed that person. >> victim sumpe broken leg. >>> president trump is weighing in on monmouth county high school that had yearbooks altered to remove references to trump. the president posted this letter on facebook page on monday thanks students who stood and you happen said their pictures are comments were aedefences to among the changes was the digital removal of a trump reference on a student's t-shirt. see the before and after shot here. that change was intentional. she says another photo change was unintentional and is unclear if a third student trump quotation was left out on purpose or not. according to nj.com. the high school will print corrected year books and send them to students. >>> take a look at video of underground steam pipe explosion baltimore

. >> the victim was taken to einstein medical center. there is no motive for the shooting. >>> a show of strength in washington for a capital police officer. crystal greiner threw out the first pitch tonight. she was just released from the hospital this evening. she and several others were injured last wednesday when a gunman opened fire at a practice for the republican team in the congressional baseball game. congressman steve scalise was the most seriously wounded in that attack. he's still in the hospital after several surgeries, but there is good news. his condition has been upgraded to serious. >>> during a campaign style rally tonight in iowa, president trump once again sent his thoughts and prayers to scalise and he touted last night's win by republican karen handel in georgia's special congressional election. then mr. trump shared more about his plan to build a wall along the u.s.-mexico border. >> we're talking about the southern border. lots of sun, lots of heat. we're thinking about building the wall as a solar wall, so it cre

right now they are in stable condition at einstein medical center. >>> philadelphia police meantime continuingheir investigation into a deadly shooting involving one of their own officers. that investigation includes surveillance video and now we're hearing from the family of the man shot. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves has more. >> reporter: a man was shot and killed by a philadelphia police officer. around that time thomas jones was driving for work and heard about the incident on the radio. >> i just really didn't think nothing of it at first. i just kept driving until my wife called me and when i heard her crying. >> reporter: through tears his wife explained the man police shot and killed was david jones, his son. >> i'm just still like in shock. like i'm not really, mad but just, you know, just in shock. >> reporter: thomas jones says his 30-year-old son was a truck driver like him who had just gotten married four months ago. >> he was always the jokey laughy type. he was not what they probably portray he was. he wasn't violent. >> reporter: authorities are still investigating

people -- yes,in albert einstein is very smart. those whowere one of called for james comey to be fired amid hillary clinton's investigation. guest: at the key should resign, which is a difference, but if the key should be fbi director today. the mistakes he made were political judgments to get involved in violate the justice department policy. he got into it with loretta lynch. general lynch did make an error, it was in error with her having a long discussion with president linton on the tarmac. -- president clinton on the tarmac. comey felt he had to take certain actions and leadership positions to show that the fbi was independent of any collusion that might've existed between clinton and loretta lynch. i think what he did was because it was necessary and because of his upbringing of doing the right thing. i do get run politically. the elections. i think it get through the election. there were certain questions about secretary clinton's character from the clinton foundation and the way money was raised and actions were taken. so

the man was transported to einstein medical center.ut no other word on his condition. police of course now searching for that driver. >>> after four long years of working without a crack, some good news for philadelphia teachers. philadelphia school district and the federation of teachers have reached a tentative agreement. mayor jim kenney called the deal an important step for students, teachers and philadelphians. while no details of that deal have been released, superintendent william hite said it highlights the importance of stability. >> stability means we can focus intently on improving teach and learning. stability means that we can ensure that the climate in our schools are conducive to great learning. >> teachers federation president jerry jordan says the group will hold a special members meeting to vote on the contract. that is expected to happen on monday. >>> people protesting the acquittal of a minnesota police officer and the shooting of a black motorist have shut down a freeway in sane paul. crowds streamed on to interst

there are other people, you have to have a team that says our einstein's race mark. will of the investigation into hillary clinton you called for james comey to be fired. do you think he should delete fbi director? i do think he should today. the mistakes he made were mistakes of political judgment to violet the justice department policy and he got into it with loretta lynch. there was probably an error with her having such a longest rushing with that long discussion with president clinton on the tarmac. comey felt that he had to take certain actions in leadership positions to show that the fbi was independent of any collusion that might have existed between clinton and lynch. i don't know that there was, but i think he did what he did because he thought it was necessary and his up ringing of doing the right thing. i thought it was wrong politically and i think it cost of the election, i think it through the election. there were questions about secretary clinton's character from the clinton foundation and the way that money was raised and action was taken, some of wh

right now they're in that stable condition at einstein medical center. >>> philadelphia police continuingir investigation into a deadly shooting involving one of their own officers. that investigation includes surveillance video now. and we're also hearing from the family of the man who was shot. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves has more. >> reporter: thursday night news broke that a man in feltonville was shot and killed by a philadelphia police officer. around that time, thomas jones was driving for work and heard about the incident on the radio. >> just, you know, didn't really think nothing of it at first. i just kept driving until my wife called me and when i heard her crying. >> reporter: through tears his wife explained the man police shot and killed was david jones, his son. >> i'm just still like in shock. i'm not really, um, mad but just in shock. >> reporter: thomas jones says his 30-year-old son was a truck driver like him who had just gotten married four years ago. >> he was always the joking laughing type. he wasn't like everybody try to portray he was. he wasn't vio

so we're going to have to wait another day to find out exactly what is on rod rose einstein's mind and russia investigation and the doesn't seem shy about leveling in his own justice department. rod rosenstein who walked into the thick of this just weeks after his confirmation. a lot on his plate early on in his tenure. he is somebody we should point out who is not shy about answering questions. we have rod rosen steen at fox5 for years now when he was the us attorney for maryland. he has been for years at the core of many of the big ers stories in our area, tax fraud cases. the bee and daycare way pedophilia story. he has been the man who has prosecuted a lot of those cases. we've asked him questions for years. clearly now, though, he is in a different position. he is in a different role, clearly a very difficult role right now and we are not getting the kind of access to be able to ask him questions the way we used to when he was the us attorney in maryland. >> all right. we will be watching watching this thursday to watch james comey testify. thank you, fits. on the way on 5@6:30. d

check out einstein over there. claire: well, that's just sad. hey, vish. you just do this.k you. so, did you enjoy the film? not in the least. i actually found it quite two-dimensional. hmm. hmm. hmm. hmm. well, lovely to see you. good to see you, too. all right. bye. bye. after you, doctor. [ chuckling ] after you, professor. [ laughs ] [ thud ] [ door handle thuds ] [ doorbell rings ] [ breathes deeply ] [ door opens ] come on in. mitchell: hi. um, so... w-we need to talk. about what? do you mind if we sit down? please. um, tracy, i... i have something to say, and i'm afraid that if i just don't say it all at once, i'm never gonna say it. so... ohh. this takes me back to prom night. again... sorry about that. anyway, uh, i saw you yesterday across the mall after we spoke and couldn't help but notice that you weren't alone. uh, you were with... [ chuckling ] i don't even know how to put this. his name...is bobby. bobby. such a lovely name. tracy... i-is he... yes, mitchell. he is. oh, my god. oh -- okay. um... why didn't you tell me? mitchell, you and i don't have a relati