erin coleman, nbc10 news. >> thank you. in egypt today christians are burying more than 40 people killed in twin suicide bombings at churches. mourners are carrying the victim's caskets through the streets as hundreds look on. the u.s. is condemning what it calls the barbaric attacks. bombers held on palm sunday. at least 17 people were killed at one church, another 27 died in a second church. isis is claiming responsibility. >> secretary of state rex tillerson is in italy for a meeting that has been given added urgency by the developments in syria. tillerson is attending the meeting of g 4. the meeting is being overshadowed by last week's chemical attack and the response by the u.s. military. the group hopes to end a unified mention that russian must end support for syria. >> today we learn more about the future of the philadelphia airport and what it means for passengers like us. lauren mayk found out about some of those big changes we can expect over the next few years. >> reporter: the airport is bringing in food from l

we're live in the breaking news center, erin coleman, nbc 10 nouz. >>> happening roigt now, a jury is deliberating in the murder trial of eric frein. he's accused of killing one state trooper and injuring another in an ambush at the bar racks in 2014. nbc 10 is live outside the courthouse where we are waiting on a verdict. >> still waiting any news of a verdict. they are deliberate iing right . they started just before 1:00 p.m. this jury is from chester county. they have been staying up here in the poconos for the length of the trial. and today in court, the prosecution laid out its closing argument going over all that evidence and pointing to the motive one more time. prosecutors say eric frein wanted to spark a revolution when he shot two troopers. >> his defense team spoke for ten minutes, but the prosecution went for almost two hours. the district attorney called had him a terrorist with murder in his heart and a rifle in his hand. the jury saw surveillance video of the sniper attack showing the ambush at the barracks and the body of brian dixon. by early afternoon, the jury fina

i'm erin coleman. >> and i'm keith jones. up next "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. back for the draft special. >>> tonight, paying the price. late word of a settlement me between united airlines and that passenger violently dragged off a plane as we sit down exclusively with united's ceo. what he says is to blame and what changes are on the way. >>> cop-killer stand off. a state trooper gunned down and a 20-hour drama. the swat team blows the door open as he comes out shooting. >>> american special ops soldiers killed. two dead, another wounded. what happened? >>> tv controversy, a new series about a fictional teenage girl and the 13 reasons why she took her own life. some schools sounding the alarm accusing the series of glamorizing suicide. >>> what's the story? an inspiring young

erin coleman is joining us with the breakdown of the events. >> they voted to use the nuclear option to clear the way for the confirmation of neil gorsuch. it allows the nominee to move to final confirmation with a simple majority of just a 51 votes opposed to 60 votes. democrats objected until the end, but the efforts to block gorsuch failed as expected. >> it changes the rules from here on out. that means it will be e easier for the majority party to confirm the nominee than the future no matter who is president. >> everyone likes to point the funger at the other side as the source of the distress. there's abundant blame to go around. >> pennsylvania senator took to social media to voice his support for neil gorsuch. >> president trump could not have chosen a better normminee d more qualified individual in the judicial mainstream. >> that is part of the video the republican senator posted on facebook. a final confirmation vote should come tomorrow. >> back to you guys. >>> president trump is kick iin off a highly anticipated summit with china's president in florida today. the chine

erin coleman, nbc 10 news. >>> u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson is in russia after tensions escalate. >> tillerson is the first administration official to visit russia. the trip comes days after an airstrike in syria that the russians called an act of aggression. russia has backed syria's president in the long running civil war. its foreign ministry said it hopes for productive talks with secretary of state tillerson. >>> russia announced today the syrian government is willing to let international experts examine the base for signs of chemical weapons. the u.s. hit the base with more than 50 missiles last week. the base has been linked to a chemical weapons attack that killed dozens of civilians days earlier. russia's president today said his country will appeal to the united nations to investigate the attack. >>> state representative cruz says heroin addicts are being lured from puerto rico. once here they are used to collect welfare benefits. puerto rican senator testified at today's hearing. >>> new details on t

for now, erin coleman, nbc 10 news. >>> chopper 10 over breaking news. within the last hour police are on the scene here of what is a barricade situation. we are being told that a man with a knife is sitting in a window. reportedly threatening his girlfriend. we cannot see that from what we are looking at now, but we are being told. police are not sure if he's still inside. a barricade situation in philadelphia. we'll keep you updated. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a philadelphia police officer accused of shooting her husband in the groin. here's the disturbing part. police say the three children were inside during all this. >> reporter: three kids were inside the house. they were unharmed. the shooting happened in the the couple's driveway in their home that they have been end renting for the last year. when they arrived they found the husband inside and spent the day talking to his wife. it wasn't until they heard choppers they knew something happened. >> we looked out and there was police cars and detectives. >> the shooting happened a

erin coleman, nbc 10 news. >>> turning to our first alert weather. a beautiful beach day. nbc 10 in relaxing on the sand. they are clear in center city. as we look live from our campus camera, things are going to go downhill fast. we have issued a a first alert for tomorrow as we track the threat of storms. you can see that live on the first alert radar. let's go to tammie souza and the first alert neighborhood forecast. >> we're going to be look iing strong storms tomorrow. possibly severe storms. ask potentially some flooding across the area. for tonight this is what we're going to do. the clouds are in place already. we have already seen the sunshine and a high of 69. 6 in philly with winds out of the southeast. winds the severity with the storms, but we're still going to be looking at strong storms. the clouds thicken. we're not looking at any rain yet. a good part of the night. nothing going on across the area. the main body of the storm is way back here. it's coming out of the midwest and ahead of it is kicking off the lines of strong storms. a lot of these are possi

. >> erin coleman went back to her neighborhood and her high school where her journey to fame began. >> in the halls of the high school in north philly she is everywhere. dawn stayly, that name, that face and her many, many awards. >> when i visit the game she was a freshman but you knew right then and there that she had a lot of potential. >> reporter: she was a senior here when she was a freshman and now she can add coach of the ncaa women's basketball champs to her resume. >> i'm a surk for story book endings. >> reporter: she's never forgotten her roots. not now, not then in her 2013 hall of fame induction speech. >> when i thought about how far i've come. >> reporter: to playing at uva to the olympics to the wnba. >> reporter: she played right here on this court making a name for herself, not only on the hardwood. >> dawn was always a scholar and an athlete, a scholar first. she's always been humble. she always gives back to our school. to the community. >> reporter: and she continues to be a role podle for students. >> this is one thing that they can say this is real. she walke

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keith jones and erin coleman will be live with our preview then this thursday is eagles draft day. >> the draft isn't the only big sporting event happening in philly. the penn relay kick off this thursday. a lot going on. this blockbuster sports weekend coming up with mayor kenny. he also invited fans in town for the draft to take public transit and check out the historic running event. here's a live look at penn relays where the competition will be held. they start thursday the 27th. the world famous track and field competition has been held at u of penn since 1885. >> president trump is approaching the first 100 days of his presidency as tensions between the u.s. and north korea escalate. >> north korea threatening to sink a u.s. aircraft carrier and has contained another american citizen. the latest was a professor over the weekend when he tried to leave the country. north korea was the topic of discussion at a big meeting at the white house today. all 15 members of the united nation security council met with president trump. >>> congress is returning to capitol hill determined to

. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news at 5:00 with keith jones and erin coleman. >>> a colorado company takingijuana seams to a whole new level. >> as further a drive-thru dispensary opened yesterday. parachute, three hours outside denver off i-70. an old drive-thru restaurant. you pull in, without getting out of your car, you can buy your choice of marijuana. >> it's a stand-alone building that you drive your car into. the doors close behind you, so you're technically inside the dispensary, inside your automobile. >> on the menu, lemon diesel, mile high mint chocolate and peanut butter buddha. it recreational smoking is legal in colorado it is illegal to get high while driving. no one under 21 eve ain ln allo on the property. not even in a customer's car. >> wow. >> and turning to weather. hoping things clear up. >> second half the weekend. chilly temperatures, accurate forecast, i am tracking 80s next week. >>> plus, for two years we've never heard from convicted man eric graen but th eric green. but that's about to change. figuring a strategy to keep him alive. >>> you really needed umbrell

riegts now let's go back to the studios with keith jones and erin coleman. >> thank you. >>> nbc 10 will bring you behind the scenes for all the action from the nfl draft tonight. catch our live draft day special at 7:00. then we'll wrap up all the highlights for you on sunday night with eagles blueprint. >> this former national security adviser michael flynn is being investigated by the defense department. at issue whether flynn took payments from foreign governments. new documents show that flynn was warned about accepting gifts from foreign governments when he retired in 2014. but flynn accepted nearly $34,000 to speak in russia the following year and another $500,000 from the turkish government. his lawyer claimed his briefed the defense department before and after the trip to moscow. >> i don't care what his lawyer says. there's no such document saying he requested permission to get money or received it. >> he was forced to e resign in february after it was revealed he misled mike pence about conversations with the russian ambassador. >>> switching gears now, sentenced to die. eric

and i'm erin coleman. still well above average throughout our area. >> nbc first alert meteorologist bill henley is here with a bit of a mixed bag. >> that was a summer preview. you can look forward to that in june, july and august and today we do have a mixed bag. we saw sunshine this morning and the clouds racing and now it is a steady, light rain for philadelphia. you can see the raindrops on the lens and the view from the aquarium. look at the rain from the suburbs to new jersey and delaware and even through trenton and this is farther north than what was first expected and it will not be all day. the showers will dry out this afternoon and we will see sunshine again. the lehigh valley has dry out and the rain has ended there. 70 degrees at 2:00 and holding into the low 70s this afternoon and the wind shifting and that's going to give us a warm-up, allow for a warm-up and not for the 80s, not for today. late-day sunshine in philadelphia, and up to 72 degrees for the suburbs and the jersey shore getting

keith jones and erin coleman are live at our draft headquarters. had tgi friday's right along the parkway. >> we hear that music out there, guys. can you feel the buzz? >> no question here. it is palpable here, the energy. 200,000 fans, they're getting ready to descend on the parkway behind us for the draft and the fan experience. >> the city has been preparing as we all know for months and the culmination of all that work happens in just one more day. tonight, crews are putting the last minute touches on the draft arena. a live look right now on that theater right on the set of philadelphia art museum. >> today, philadelphia police outlined their security plan to keep the crowds safe. lauren joins us right in front of the draft stage. what can fans expect out there for the draft? >> well, the first thing you can expect when you get here is quite a show. take a look at this. this thing is huge. you'll be able to see this from way down on the parkway. but to actually get inside here, keep in mind, you are going to have to go through security. you'll

. >> hi, i'm erin coleman. donald trump is struggling on his first major initiative. his travel ban on hold by the courts. congress failed to etch vote on his plan to repeal and replace obamacare. then there's russia. and questionable comments about wire wiretapping. how does the president turn things around? with me is charlie giroux. he business, government leaders, and politicians. in addition to his work in crisis management, he was the national campaign chairman for carly fiorina. he worked in the reagan white house. quite the resume there. we appreciate your time. >> great to be with you. >> starting off. you have said for the president to turn things around, he needs to do two things. what are those? >> they boil down to two words. message discipline. this unfortunately, has gotten caught into going off on rabbit trails all too often. the american people are very smart. but they're preoccupied. you need to focus on what directly is in their wheel house, what they understand, what they can comp hepd quirehe quickly. take with them. repeat to other folks. and you

recent recently nbc 10's erin coleman sat down. offering teens a place for frank discussion and support. >> dr. freedman, thanks for being here. you say a lot of the teens don't lack the knowledge, they're just not protecting themself. why is that? >> teenagers are special and i'm not saying that to make tee teenagers the butt of a joke. teenagers brains are different. they have a less developed frontal cortex which is the part of the brain used for ini hhibin and making judgement calls and they have a more active part of the brain for rewards to taking risks. this sets up teenagers for doing some amazing things like being willing to meet new people, being willing to try new things, really figure out who they are. and also to really believe in themselves, that they can do great things. but that brain chemistry also sets up teej anagers to take ri in terms of having more sexual behaviors and maybe not making the best decision when it comes to condom use all the time. >> talk about your clinic . if teens aren't listening to their sch

i'm erin coleman. >> and i'm keith jones. up next "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. come back for the draft special. >>> tonight, paying the price. late word of a settlement me between united airlines and that passenger violently dragged off a plane as we sit down exclusively with united's ceo. what he says is to blame and what changes are on the way. >>> cop-killer stand off. a state trooper gunned down and a 20-hour drama. the swat team blows the door open as he comes out shooting. >>> american special ops soldiers killed. two dead, another wounded. what happened? >>> tv controversy, a new series about a fictional teenage girl and the 13 reasons why she took her own life. some schools sounding the alarm accusing the series of glamorizing suicide. >>> what's the story? an inspiring young man. why so many kids are clambering to join his club. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. possibly another recent story generated the level of universal outrage q

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. >> erin coleman takes a look at what we can expect. >> karma literally hit one man in the face whentried to vandalize a business. we'll show you some of the best video when he couldn't quite pull off the crime. >>> nbc 10 responds with a warning about vacation clubs. it allows travelers to buy into a club to take trips. one viewer explains why she wished she never would have signed up, plus, this. it's a different kind of mission. the bomb squad called into action for several suspicious looking devices, how they are using handy work to create a special easter holiday for children. those stories and more plus breaking news and your most accurate forecast on nbc 10 news starting at 4:00. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> a taste for chocolate easter eggs then feast on this. they renewed the holiday tradition by resembling a giant chocolate egg. it is the biggest ever. sadly you can't eat it. it is strictly for display. >> who says you can't eat it? >> i'm sure it is sprayed with all kinds of stuff to make it look good like that. >>> temperatures will climb into the 80s on east

. >>> nbc 10 erin coleman giving us a look at what we are looking at for later. >> nbc 10 finding outcould be putting the health of youth hockey teams at risk. >>> plus, closing for good, a popular womens retailer is closing up shop including at least six in our area. >>> and a little brotherly love to help pull out a loose tooth, how his sibling got the tough job done. your most accurate weather forecast starting today at 4:00. i think we can guess how that ends. >> yeah. >> i feel bad for him. hopefully he'll be okay. thanks, erin. >> see you. >>> let's get to bill with a final check of weather this afternoon. >> rain, clouds and cool temperatures. might see a chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. by tomorrow mostly cloudy and cooler. 63 the high. a good chance we will see some rain over the weekend. saturday night a chance of a shower. more likely it is coming in sunday morning. sunday afternoon we may see late di sunshine. >> keep the umbrella handy. i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. from bill henley and all of us here on nbc 10 have a great weekend. stay dry. >> abigail

. >> and i'm erin coleman. the white house called this bomb large, powerful and accurate to take out tunnels and caves used by isis. let's get right to jacqueline london live in the breaking news center. what do we know about this. >> the president spoke this afternoon and would not say whether he organized the attack. out of site ask allied forces near the border. while we don't know why this bomb was used this this instance. >> they used a 43 weapon in afghanistan. the 43 is a large powerful and accurately delivered weapon. >> they referred everyone to the department of defense. he was proud of the military and did a good job. we are talking to a mill expert about what this attack means in the war on isis and u.s. relations in other parts of the world. >> an nbc 10 exclusive. after a son was shot in the head anded of his brabd new booik. a south jersey teen's father is fuming and anxious for justice. >> it's crazy this think something would happen. >> live in the county. this happened just last night. >> it w

. >> and i'm erin coleman. a domestic dispute triggered the shooting. there were kids nearby when this all happened. >> police tell us the children were inside the house. the shooting happened here on the driveway in front of the home. we're told that before police arrived, that man was able to get inside the house and that's where paramedics found him. tonight he's being treated at the hospital. >> it's a quiet neighborhood, but things happen. >> they knew a quiet family lived at number 83. >> they have lived there about a year. good neighbors, no noise, no problems. nothing like that. very polite kids. >> they saw the three kids outside playing, but know very little about the parents. >> i didn't know. >> the woman has been identified as a philadelphia federal officer. neighbored didn't know that until news broke she was accused of shooting her husband in the couple's driveway. what led to the shooting, police are not saying. but in a statement they have labeled the case a domestic-related shooting. neighbors say the family moved in a year ago and hav

. >>> good evening, i'm erin coleman. >> and i'm keith jones. new developments on the airplane video. governor christie asked the fed's to look into the situation. he said no passenger should ever be mistreated this way. . >> we are learning more about the man pulled off the flight. he's a doctor from louisville, kentucky. >> let's go live to cydney long. passengers are upset by this. >> in their words, outraged. people we spoke to can't imagine paying to be treated this way on an airline. so in our own sign tisk poll, people used shocked, disapounted and upset. >> i am horrified by that. that's the worst thing i have seen in a long time. >> shocked and appalled. the math dropped when she watched the now viral video of a passenger being dragged from the seats he paid for. this when he refused to get off because united needed seats for its employees instead. >> the airline made the mistake. they are going to be suffering the consequences of that. >> she's one of dozens who without hesitation today united will not get their business. >> no way. >>

. >> and i'm erin coleman. ted greenberg talked with that boy and his parents today and is live.le story. >> reporter: it is. a burned out shell is all that's left of the mobile home. the family that lived here managed to get out unharmed. thanks, they say, to the young h hero. >> the aftermath is devastating, but the 8-year-old's loved one says they are safe because of his quick thinking. >> i don't think none of us would be alive. >> he was startled out of sleep by flames and smoke in his bedro bedroom. he woke up his step dad who got kain, hi mom, 4-year-old sister and the family dog out of the burn egg harbor township home. >> he told me, he's like, mom, u don't know what happened but i woke up and told myself i had to be brave and i jumped off the bed ask my body knew what i had to do. >> the fire has been ruled an accident. the family believes it started the blaze. he's a first grader at the primary school where a ceremony will be held tomorrow to honor him for his heroism. >> a lot of kids tend to hide when something like that happens. he used the skills he knew. >> he has

. >> and i'm erin coleman. the white house called this bomb large, powerful and accurate to take out tunnels and caves used by isis. let's get right to jacqueline london live in the breaking news center. what do we know about this. >> the president spoke this afternoon and would not say whether he organized the attack. out of site ask allied forces near the border. while we don't know why this bomb was used this this instance.

i'm erin coleman. >> i'm keith james. that happened at dover air force base. joining us live, tim, i understand these airmen facing charges are from philadelphia? >> yeah. one is from philadelphia. the other florida. both stationed here together at the dover air force base. they're not here anymore. both locked up and facing serious charges. >> sounds disgusting. shouldn't be doing that. >> reporter: the general reaction around the dover air force base. the u.s. attorney's office in wilmington says 25-year-old airmen from philadelphia met an acquaintance and bought a troubled 15-year-old runaway fofor $ $20. would bring food from the mess hall and restaurants and have his friend airman beezer look after the girl as well showing both airmen had sex with the girl many, many times over the course of a few months. during an interview the girl told a social worker and triggered an investigation leading to their arrest. airman washington confessed to a all accusations. >> i don't think anybody should be doing that. yeah, it's upsetting people that you would hold to

i'm erin coleman. >> i'm keith james. that happened at dover air force base.ve, tim, i understand these airmen facing charges are from philadelphia? >> yeah. one is from philadelphia. the other florida. both stationed here together at the dover air force base. they're not here anymore. both locked up and facing serious charges. >> sounds disgusting. shouldn't be doing that. >> reporter: the general reaction around the dover air force base. the u.s. attorney's office in wilmington says 25-year-old airmen from philadelphia met an acquaintance and bought a troubled 15-year-old

we're live in the breaking news center, erin coleman, nbc10 news. >> the battle over the next supreme court justice could soon get messy. >> thanks to delaware senator chris coons. senator coons became the 41st democratic to support philly bustering gorsuch's nomination. republicans can get around that by using the nuclear option. gorsuch would only need 51 votes instead of the 60. >> it's my hope that in the next two or three days now that it's clear that there aren't enough democrats to support a vote that the majority/minority will sit down and talk with each other about is there a path forward. >> lauren mayk is digging into why this is such a big deal for the future of the senate and what it means for you and me. she'll have that all new at 5:00. >>> president trump son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner is in iraq right now. he flew there with the joint chiefs of staff chairman. he'll meet with u.s. forces and advisors to get updates on the counter isis campaign. the trip comes on the heels of an investigation into civilian deaths in mosul near the site of an air strike by

erin coleman a lot of smiles and a lot of tears. >> you're going to want to grab the tissues for thishe dream of having a child was over for her, she's 52 years old but in february that all changed. >> i felt like in my life i've had joy beyond what i could've imagined. but this is beyond a dream, like you have your dreams and then -- and then this. >> reporter: this is life with halle joy. hoda kotb's new bundle of joy. >> when they first handed me her, i was scared to hold her and the minute she was in my arms it was a perfect fit. i always had this feeling inside that i wanted a baby but i thought it was too late. i was divorced and i had cancer and you just think, okay, i don't get everything and it's okay. and then all of a sudden you look around and you go, well, why not me? >> she and boyfriend joel shiftman adopted the newborn two months ago. everything about her life has changed. she never knew a love like this existed. >> when i look at her, like i see forever, i see half me, i see like the future, which i guess i never saw. >> future with healey joy. >> i love you. you're m

. >> and i'm erin coleman. that man refused to give up his seat after the man bumped him from the overbooked flight from chicago to louisville last night. >> that's when security got involved and chaos ensued. how did this happen? >> reporter: you can see those frantic moments. united asked four passengers to volunteer to get off the plane, first offering up $400 then upping it to 800 u. but when no one volunteered the airline chose four people at random and this man was one of them. >> no! this is wrong! oh, my god! look at what you're doing to him. oh, my god. >> reporter: you can see and hear the surprise and frankly disgust from other passengers as aviation police forcibly removed this man from the plane dragging him right down the aisle and this was just the beginning of the chaos. he managed to get back on that plane after he had been taken off. >> i have to go home. i have to go home. i have to go home. i have to go home. >> so he seemed disoriented. after this fee asco everyone on the plane was then ask

heading up our draft coverage once again, erin coleman and keith jones. >> amid all the fun, there will some important decisions made tomorrow. keith and erin. >> some huge decisions, jim and jackie. the art museum may be the focus point of the draft, but another center of the attention will be another philadelphia landmark. >> yeah. the franklin institute will serve as the draft selection square as it's called. lauren shows us what we can expect to see unfold there. >> well, the big announcements are made at the theater. the big decisions, they happen right here inside the franklin institute. take a look. you'll see 32 tables here. one to have for each team. over here, that's where the eagles are.. two seats at that table. this is where they will make their decisions. they can watch it from here. when they make that final pick, they'll write it down. >> the team representatives fill out the card. there's an nfl representative that then takes the card from that person, hands it to the head table. the head table verifies it's an will want eligible player to be drafted. assuming everythin

i'm erin coleman and let's get first to meteorologist bill henley with a closer look. >> the rain is moving into philadelphia and very light rainfall coming in through south jersey and delaware for most of the morning and you see the lehigh valley and burkes county and this is also light rainfall and a heavy rainfall is staying to the south. this first line of showers moving through as expected and then a break. you might see a sprinkle or two for much of the day and later this afternoon as we head into the evening commute. all of this will be moving into our area and it will be a dreary day today with occasional rain. rain showers, 53 degrees right now in philadelphia, and up to 54 in the suburbs and we're waiting for rain in many of the neighborhoods and notice the clouds that have taken over in the lehigh valley as we see some sunshine to start with. near 60 degrees at 5:00 this afternoon and showers eventually moving into the entire area. mainly just light rainfall for today, there's a potential for heavier downpours with the system and it's going to be around for days and a look

. >> hi, i'm erin coleman. donald trump is struggling on his first major initiative.to etch vote on his plan to repeal and replace obamacare. then there's russia. and quesab

i'm erin coleman. 9:26.iladelphia. but occasional showers this morning and this afternoon. light and scattered. at the shore, the temperatures held back with a gusty wind. 55 degrees, while inland, closer to 60. scattered showers this morning and more likely this afternoon. late-day showers for the lehigh valley and delaware. up to 58 degrees with showers during the day. steadier remain this afternoon and tonight. >>> now for a check on traffic, nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter, francessca ruscio. >> our camera, either direction, look at these travel speeds. now in the 40s and 50s. doing okay southbound for 95. no problems or delays on the blue route. we do have an accident in pensbur pensburg. so far no reported delays. we'll keep an eye on it. checking back on the travel times for 9s 5. southbound, wood haven to the vine takes you 27 minutes. good to go northbound. erin. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of southwest philadelphia. a 17-year-old boy was shot in the eye. about an hour ago along