matt: the u.n.that the fighting in ukraine has forced 1.5 million people to leave their homes. one of the first retailer to sell mobile phones has filed for bankruptcy. radioshack was once a big name in consumer electronics. half of its 4000 stores will be shuttered the other half turned into disparate locations. radioshack has struggled to -- turned into sprint locations. radioshack has struggled to get the with big-box stores and online retailers. there is evidence that points towards the chinese state-sponsored hackers for 80 million anthem customers having their social security numbers and other data exposed. harris has agreed to buy a defense company in a deal valued at $4.7 billion. harris, the maker of military radios and other communications equipment, is looking to expand into aerospace systems. investors of harris will own 85% of the combined company and shareholders of exelis will own the remainder. job stay in america -- employers in the u.s. added more jobs than forecast in january, cap

matt: i'm matt miller. erik is on his way back from athens.i know you are excited to talk about extraordinary cars. i loved speaking to julissa. the undocumented immigrant who got her way into goldman sachs a ball places. a pretty amazing story. matt: it is an amazing story. stephanie: let's give you some news. shares of sears are down 7% this morning. here that, eddie lampert? it posted the 11th quarterly loss in a row. still that loss was less than half the size of the one a year ago. is that supposed to be good news? lampert has been strengthening -- shrinking the store base to generate cash. as many as 300 stores could form a real estate investment trust and then the stores would be leased back. it is a real estate play. bank deposits plunged in greece by the most since the country joined the euro region. concern about the results of last month's election have led some greeks to withdraw their money. the greek finance minister told our own erik schatzker that some money has returned to the system. >> we had a deposit flight back into the g

matt and new teammate karl edwards. >> i tell you what it's the 20 anden 19. if they get hooked up, they will be hard to beat. the green flags. they are pushing him in that outside line. he narrowed that out when he went three wide and he hasn't given up. he will not give up. he wants to come down in front of histomeimate and had not dragged the floor along with him. he gives them a chance to gang up on him in the back stretch. >> being like that is not always the hot tip and you will come running at you into turn three. >> karl edwards is stuck in the middle and he is starting to foul back with no help from anyone. truex and mears on the inside with kyle bush. the off turn by himself coming to three laps to go. >> a strong car. he is taking a lead. you saw him make power moves to get the lead. can he hang on to it. that's the question. he has been mighty strong and a match. he might be the only one. truex has and 30 of them. he leads the last lap. he has to get someone to push him and that's what it's going to take without any help at all. the only thing he g

matt, we're seeing this rotation. does it continue? matt: i do.eginning of july through first week of august, utilities measured by the xlu. down 10%. tech up 1%. greatly outperformed. middle of september and october. utilities up 1%. but over the entire year, they both beat the s&p 500. you want to own both these sectors the money rotates in the short-term, but long-term, they're great. charles: here's the thing that might be different, paul, the dividend hikes that we're seeing now. some of these tech names are giving you competitive -- but a lot more upside growth. >> i think there's no question that the technology sector is going to be one of the sectors that's driving the economy forward. i mean, almost everything we touch has that. they're making enormous amounts of money and they're under enormous shareholder pressure to give some of that money back to the shareholders. and that's why we're seeing a lot of these dividend hikes. matt: i would tend to agree with that. tech you need to divide into different buckets. you have the old -- they're

matt: i can't get behind it. chris. >> i think it was a classic short squeeze. people have been short. i wouldn't take too much for the move today. we would have to see probably another quarter or two. to see consistency. they did put top line growth margin improvement. those are things we like in this market. i'm not convinced yet. charles: we have to leave it there. obama wants the internet to be a public utility. i think it will kill the spirit of the internet and kill a lot of jobs. plus, how does that obama website work out? we'll be right back ♪ the future of the market is never clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. our experience is one reason 100% of our retirement funds beat their 10-year lipper averages. so wherever your long-term goals take you, we can help you feel confident. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest wi

matt: i missed out on that. alex: matt, you could still get into it. matt: i think taste.rtainment companies do want to use check -- snapchat. matt: the kids love it. betty: hilton and hyatt earnings. the hotel industry following changes. ♪ betty: we continue to count down to the opening bell. it is time for our deep dive. the hotel industry. hilton, hyatt earnings. mariette reporting after the close today. i want start with starwood. the ceo resigned from the company. no reason was given for his departure, asides the fact that it was a mutual agreement with the board of directors. there is speculation on what surrounded his departure. i want to bring in a chat buying and -- chad. speculation has been around the fact that he has not made that many acquisitions of other hotel brands or partnerships. he has not unveiled a new brand in the last 12 months. that led to his ousting? guest: first of all, thank you for having me. fritz, he was in love with his brand. other companies were growing beyond their current portfolio. starwood had only nine brands within the portfolio. mo

matt: this is why i came out with a b.: the whole goal is for her to be a stabilizing agent, how does petulance help that? matt: they are not asking her questions about her job. if i were her i would make that point. >> heidi great some alleles for someone else's miscues -- how the you grade somebody else's miscues? the currency war situation, the deflation, or disinflation. >> some of the questions had been relevant on the regulatory side. asking about the living wel ills. they did ask about the dollar and -- >> they asked what you think about these living wills that are over 1000 pages long, how is there any transparency. they do not give her any time to answer. stephanie: how does any of this surprise you? this is a giant showcase. of course maxine waters -- she is putting on a show for her constituents. she is not doing it for us. she is not having a real conversation with janet yellen that will affect fed policy. matt: you are saying the hearing is not designed to actually achieve anything other than -- stephanie: it

charles: matt, is it worth it. matt: it makes her happy. what does it care?al, 25 years when you're enhancing your body with plastics and stuff. it's the same thing. she chose not to pay the money and do that. >> how many people's day did she ruin because she scrowld ascowed atscowled at th. matt: she's attractive. charles: not a lot of fanfare about the jackpot. it could be a good thing or bad thing. it depends on how you see things. this is the highest jackpot since february of last year. fifty months before that, there were six jackpots. one for 600 million. so, neil, "upon further review," is this a reflection that people are getting smarter about this tax on poor people, or does it mean they were too poor to play the lottery? >> well, charles, i don't do boat ox, lipstick or play the lottery. >> you must be baptist. >> i'm just a portfolio manager trying to eke out a living. (?) >> what's amazing. there's a percentage of the population that actually thinks this is their retirement plan. i'll put 20 bucks in this, this is how i'll revive. retire. matt: yo

let's start with you, matt. matt: i'm loving it.bottom line growth 30% annually. you won't find that in the market in many places. this chart is a perfect set up. it filled the gap. went higher. just filled the gap a couple of days. this is the time to buy. charles: you have any restoration hardware stuff at charles: i'm looking at your frn hardware. >> it's my thing. i love to look at catalogs. they send out that massive catalog, which thank goodness they stopped doing. that was a big waste of paper. however, the quality of the product is amazing. and as people are not moving up in terms of their houses, they'll move up in terms of what they have in their houses. i do love it. charles: we have those big giant sofas. me, my son, and my wife can all lay on it. i can lay on it myself is something. >> it's brilliant. restoration hardware. absolutely brilliant. the showroom model very similar to what sears did 100 years ago. you have these incredible showrooms. so attractive. real quality. then you can order online. they toggle both sid

matt delucia is live in new castle county where this started a few hours ago. matt? >> reporter: we have just learned that this amber alert has extended to ohio as well. so just down the road from where we are we are in a development along stockton road. just behind me, there is some police activity out here right now. officers are not saying if this is a solid lead at this point, but police have been talking to people in the area and shining lights on the home just looking around. here's what we know around 6:45 last night new castle county police were called to a domestic incident in the 800 block of east basin road near the schoolside apartments. the woman there said her ex-boyfriend came to the home attacked her and left with their 3-year-old daughter. this is the man, we have a picture of him, 39-year-old michael trotta described as 160 pounds in all black clothing. the girl her name is elinor and was wearing a purple puffy coat pink pants and frozen sneakers. they were last seen in a gray 1989 mazda 626 with delaware tags 247475. so now the amber alert is in ef

matt miller was a lyft driver. matt: i was in an aston martin for a day.ton martin, then lyft is a volkswagen polo. lyft is doing these capital increases of -- >> it is nothing to sneeze at? >> isn't lyft gaining market share? >> revenues quintupled in their biggest markets. it is a different kind of thing. >> you are going to raise money we will raise more money. >> their offices are a block away from each other and 80 subversive things. >> they do care about lyft. betty: hedge fund billionaire bill ackerman discuss everything from his interest to mcdonald's to m&a activity this year. bill: what's interesting about the anti-tax inversions regulations, it will push more midsized pharmaceutical companies to sell to foreign buyers. foreign buyers are more likely to take the headquarters offshore than a u.s. buyer in birding into a foreign company. betty: that is in insisting take. matt: serves us right to have a horrible attack structure in this country. alix: it is a little different than what we have seen. matt: the point is, business moves elsewhere. if y

matt: voice of a bear.ing to be one of the greatest market successes in the world, we don't trust the numbers. they may fall which would be the lowest in 26 years. if it's only 5%, still the strongest economy out there. they lowered the amount of reserves for banks. lowered interest rates in november. i'm still riding the train. >> cooperativelaccommodative ise best way to describe it. yes, they lowered rates. they're moving money around in ways that i think we can keep -- i think they can keep 7% growth for a little while. kicking the can down the road, they're addicted to their ghost cities in a tremendous way. charles: have you seen the replica to manhattan? that's the ultimate ghost city. they have wall street. everything, it's amazing. but it's empty. i'm confused about that. >> i'm not confused. i'm with matt. i don't trust china as far as i could throw them. i couldn't do that to save my life. i've been through a couple of rounds of this. there is growth there. we're seeing real numbers to reflect th

matt: what was that voice you were doing? charles: i was at the mic. matt: i was mesmerized. staring at it with girl eyes. charles: now they're somewhere up in the booth, but they still do it. [laughter] matt: back to yelp. i like yelp as a potential takeover target. same as gopro. comparing tiger woods to these stocks. tiger woods is a ferrari. these stocks have a potential of someone buying and doing well. they shouldn't be core earnings of a portfolio. could they come back? yes. my only hope is that they get bout out. >> i was at the -- charles: i thought you were doing something else. >> i was visiting a client in hawaii. i was playing in the pro-am tournament. saw tiger woods play. it was terrible. i would equate tiger woods to gopro. this is why. they have massive distribution in the united states. even bigger -- bigger distribution internationally. this content distribution will be huge. before you say anything, matt, netflix and amazon. that's all i have to say. matt: competition. charles: facebook was a disaster out the gate too, but that had to do with the way they

matt: i am in for erik schatzker, i am matt miller. i'm excited to be here.ill be here tomorrow as well. stephanie: you will be here tomorrow. matt is going to be in this seat tomorrow, do you know where i'm going to be -- at the end the -- at the nba all-star tech conference surrounded by nba all-star players and team owners. talk about a big day for this girl. matt: it is going to be awesome. i saw adam silver the other day. stephanie: i saw -- are you familiar with adam silver, the nba commissioner? that is what happens they are here for the free snacks. i am excited about the bulletin, the top business stories of the morning. all-night bargaining session has led to a cease-fire in ukraine. the question is, will it last any longer than those other cease-fires? russia come ukraine, germany and france negotiated for 18 hours in minsk. francois hollande says there is still more work to be done. >> the agreement does not guarantee a durable success in the coming days. it implies that we will remain vigilant while we exert pressure and continue with our efforts

matt: that's ease of use.f i'm at a store, i won't buy an extra pair of jeans because i don't have to reach into my jeans. i'm not going to the store because i can pay with my phone. i want jeans. >> here's a real interesting factor. (?) many banks aren't doing this to their personal savings account. the credit card companies are accepting apple pays. many banks aren't allowing it to come out of your checking account yet. charles: they will. let's go to the next real, real deal. i love mxpi. i think it's the brain behind the apple pay thing. for me, it's the buy and hold play. we all agree it will be volatile. matt: ebay because they own paypal. you know, scottie through that stat. look out three years. paypal will be about 69% of all retailers. more than apple pay. i think paypal is still the leader. i'll ride it. charles: are you worried about square. i don't remember the hype about them. matt: i use them both. i like paypal. they're in so many retailers already. >> there's a tremendous amount of m&a activit

matt and new teammate karl edwards. >> i tell you what it's the 20 anden 19. if they get hooked up, they will be hard to beat. the green flags. they are pushing him in that outside line. he narrowed that out when he went three wide and he hasn't given up. he will not give up. he wants to come down in front of histomeimate and had not dragged the floor along with him. he gives them a chance to gang up on him in the back stretch. >> being like that is not always the hot tip and you will come running at you into turn three. >> karl edwards is stuck in the middle and he is starting to foul back with no help from anyone. truex and mears on the inside with kyle bush. the off turn by himself coming to three laps to go. >> a strong car. he is taking a lead. you saw him make power moves to get the lead. can he hang on to it. that's the question. he has been mighty strong and a match. he might be the only one. truex has and 30 of them. he leads the last lap. he has to get someone to push him and that's what it's going to take without any help at all. the only thing he g

i'm matt delucia. >> thank you, matt. of course, track the snow as it moves through our region with your smartphone or tablet. just download the free weather app. >>> four minutes past 6:00. and sky force 10 is over breaking nos you in cherry hill. fire crews ss are on the scene of what was a garage fire. quickly put out. one person was hurt. fire investigators are now trying to determine what caused the fire. >>> and we are following breaking news. police are investigating multiple deadly shootings overnight in philadelphia. two people died after gunfire in grays ferry. our monique braxton is at police headquarters gathering information. monique, what can you tell us? >> reporter: hi, tracy. we were at another homicide scene before we arrived here at police headquarters just moments ago. detectives are now back here inside this building after spending several hours at a double homicide scene in grays ferry. take a look at the video we captured overnight. we were steps away from the scene here at 27th & latona when forens

matt, what did you find? it comes to investing, the hot stocks that are out there, you know, the biggest companies in the market, apple's a great example. retail investors in the united states, it's the most widely-held stocking out there right now. people own more apple than any other stock out there. apple shareholders, sure, they're smiling all the way to the bank, but the problem is in this strategy's not always the best option. what happens many times is you're buying the stock that everybody's talking about at cocktail water, but that's the top. jeff bezos, ceo of amazon, if you bought amazon, a couple of years later it was trading at $5. people often times are running out trying to buy that hot stock. what i did today was looked outside the box. we found stocks we consider flying under the radar, not really covered by wall street, investors never really heard of but they're solid companies. so let's take a look at our first stock. this one was very tough for me was it's all about cats and dogs. i am no

matt: and put congress and draw the line.'m concerned president free market needs to deal with it right now. >> if the plaintiffs were forced to eat the defendant fees, that changes everything. >> in some states, that's the rule. congress stepping in and doing that, forget about it. but in states like texas versus california, big difference in tort laws. they're setting up there because of the laws there. it's happening on a state level. on a federal level, good luck. charles: more and more in texas as people -- companies move to austin, maybe it's harder to still roll the dice there. people helping to build silicon valley are trying to extort silicon valley. >> they're recognizing that a lot of companies unfortunately take shortcuts and make mistakes. sometimes they're truly mistakes and sometimes it's them taking shortcuts. so they're taking advantage of that. i will agree with matt. this is the last place where the government needs to be on a federal level. charles: the modus operandi is often steal something from a smalle

how you doing out there, matt?> reporter: natasha i'm a little bit cold but we're surviving out here though we did see some people, there were people on the ice skating rink a couple minutes ago. they were just a few of the people we saw today that didn't let the cold bother them. there's winter and then there's today. sure a philadelphia february is always cold but sunday's temperatures required antiques layer or six. >> i have two sweaters, a hat a coat, gloves and leggings and warm boots. >> reporter: and you feeling good right now or you're cold. >> i'm cold. >> reporter: the cold temperatures one thing the winter wind is another. >> put on all the layers but this cold, this wind just cuts through everything. >> reporter: gary was right about that but it didn't stop people from channeling their favorite boxer. a little cold never stopped rocky, did it. >> rocky and that's why i'm here. >> embrace it. >> reporter: stan and his friend from england did just. that a bunch of kids here on a hockey tournament did the

but mattes continues to report on suleiman. and after his third story, mattes says he gets a frightening phone call. >> in the middle of the night, i'm going to come get you. you're an insect. you better retract. >> mattes says threatening late-night calls to his personal cell phone become regular and frequent. >> all of the threats were directed at my reporting. all of the threats were directed at shutting me down. >> the now notorious mauling starts while mattes is interviewing this man, b.k. phillips, for a fourth story about a pair of previous run-ins with suleiman. >> this is our house. >> phillips lives next door to one of suleiman's buildings and he says, first, they have a neighborly squabble. and on a second occasion, as phillips walks through his neighborhood back to his home on a sunday afternoon, he says suleiman crosses the line. >> suleiman showed up out of nowhere, screeched up in his car, kicked open his car door, ran out and literally was posturing like i'm going to kick your butt, i'm going to beat your ass an

[laughter] >> we missed the sell us. >> party at matt's house. >> that sounds like you, matt. you're supposed to give us the gifts. that's what tam and i feel like anyway. suburban traffic report time. happy anniversary how about that. let's take a look outside right now. we've got some problems on the roads with disabled vehicles. northeast extension right now southbound between lehigh valley and quakertown we've got a new issue a disabled pickup truck there and also northeast extension northbound approaching quakertown we've got a disabled vehicle there blocking the right lane so a couple of reasons to see some slowing through the area this morning. looking outside live right now, let's see what we can do. we've got the schuylkill expressway disabled vehicle again. they're everywhere in the cold temperatures. the cars don't want to work. here we are westbound at the conshohocken curve. watch nor off the shoulder. you see penndot on the scene with this one as well. we're picking up a new accident so look for that. that's just coming in to us in jenkintown on old york road at

over the course of an hour and a half matt will be explaining the situation. he will constantly repeat his position. he will repeat often the fact they are in orange or green survival suits. the life vests are orange and they're going into orange rafts. the reason for repetition of position is obvious. it is exactly what air malaysia 370, the great mystery is where did it go. matt knows that, he knows the pacific ocean and because the navigation systems are functioning normally, he is able to within a nautical mile tell elmendorf exactly where the airplane is. he will constantly repeat they are in orange because he wants to make it certain people know what they are looking for. the fact that summer in green -- some are in green survival suits is bad news for them. if they are adrift in the water in green, they will never be seen. as a practical matter, even if they are in orange suits alone in 40 degree water, it will be difficult to do anything useful for them. what happens as the aircraft flies along is it will get repeated fire warnings. they have shut that

matt what can you tell us? >> reporter: vai, i just talked to one of the captains from the philadelphia police department. but we can tell you this fire is just under control in the 1700 block of west erie avenue. i'm going to get out of the way so you can see from the ground here all the activity. the firefighters are up and down a couple of blocks here because this was a two-alarm blaze. you are still seeing the smoke come out of the windows. it appears to be a three-story structure here. we are told that three dwellings are damaged and there are people who have been displaced. but we are still working to find out exactly how many have been forced out of their home this morning. we have skyforce 10 over the scene as well. we are not seeing too much flame activity come out at this point, but again, a large presence out here of firefighters. we are still working to get more information on what happened here. and we are told that no one was injured. so a bit of good news out here in northeast philadelphia this m

matt delucia is live on the scene of a shooting investigation with an odd twist. matt? >> reporter: vai, 66th and woodland has been shut down for several hours as the investigation continues right behind me. in the last 20 minutes, the tow truck moved in to clear the scene. we'll tell you what happened down here earlier this morning coming up after the break. >>> i'm jesse gary live in university city. a california measles outbreak prompting pennsylvania health officials to reach for the phone. i'll explain why coming up after the break. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. winter is hard on your face. the start of sneeze season. and the wind-blown watery eyes. that's why puffs plus lotion is gentle on sensitive skin. so you can always put your best face forward. a face in need deserves puffs indeed. and try puffs softpack today. >>> i'm matt delucia live in southwest philadelphia right

erin. >> good morning, matt.n barkus yesterday saying at a press conference that yesterday was her birthday and she had prayed she would get her thirty four yield daughter elinor back and that birthday wish did come true. after an amber alert went out across several states monday night, an fbi swat team spotted michael trotta in an apartment complex in spencer massachusetts which is about 56 miles west of boston. authorities say 43-year-old trotta who is the ex-boyfriend of barkus assaulted her monday night and then took off with her little girl. we are now learning that trot today contacted family in massachusetts asking if he could come for a visit. investigators knew he had family in that area and started watching the apartment kim thompson -- kim thomas rather who you just saw begs him to surrender to authorities. authorities arrested trotta when he left the apartment yesterday afternoon. >> he was actually talking about doing something to harm the baby and himself. >> i broke down. i got to talk to her on th

for now live in center city i'm matt delucia. >> thank you, matt. we're not the only ones having to deal with these bitter-cold temperatures. there could be record lows in some places like minus 15 in marquette, michigan. how about the bluegrass state? it's more like white there. minus 12 in lexington, kentucky. and even minus 2 in nashville, tennessee. and in chicago, they're shivering through the coldest february since 1875. but it's not just the cold temperatures causing problems. it's the snow. in east port maine, they've had a record 109 inches of snow in just 23 days. >>> happening today in bucks county the trial is set to begin for a teenager accused of trying to rape another student at knifepoint in a school bathroom. cody hendricks was just 15 at the time of the arrest. he's charged as an adult and facing charges that include attempted murder. police say he chased a classmate at penridge high school with a knife, dragged her into a bathroom and tried to rape her before a teacher stopped him. >>> also today, authorities will arraign a man ac

matt, let's hear 'em. >> i like that. -- can i get that on my business cards going forward? [laughter] all right, so the bull market, believe it or not, next month is turning six years old. it's been very difficult recently for people to 2350eu7b stocks of what we call value, still undervalued, they have big upside to go, but keep in mind, there's still to a lot of opportunities out there in the market. a lot of people we bring on the show throw around the term, value. we're going to break that down. one way charles might have looked at it is what's called the peg ratio, the metric to determine relative value of a stock by comparing its price with its earnings per share. that's a bit convoluted. what that means is we're looking for stocks that are undervalued but also have growth that grow along with it every sector's different. any number were under one is vey attractive. we came up with four out of the thousands, only four stocks we're going to share with you because we still believe investors can make a lot of money in

for an karen rogers matt o'donnell, dave murphy matt pelman i'm tamala edwards. tuesday. >> yeah, right. >>> good morning, america. breaking right now, winter whiteout. big winter storm slamming the eastern half of the country. 20 states from kansas to new york on alert. more than 90 million americans in the crosshairs. highways turned into ice rinks. highways turned solid and the coldest air yet on the way. >>> happening now massive fireball. a state of emergency declared after a train carrying more than 100 oil tankers derails, shooting fire 300 feet into the air, homes destroyed, one completely engulfed in flames, hundreds of people forced to evacuate and the blaze still burning this morning. >>> blockbuster confession. interrogation tapes played in the american sniper trial. what chris kyle's killer told police after the murder and how it could derail his insanity

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matt: i love the home builders. i'll piggyback with you.h care. can't go wrong with health care specifically. bio tech stocks. >> defense spending. i actually like the discount retailers. the companies like tjx. walmart. that makes sense going into this economy. and, of course, the financials. >> i like tech. i'm a big tech guy. i like water utilities. we have this big water problem -- charles: we've been hearing this for 20 years. >> and our infrastructure gets a rate of d plus. it's horrible. then another one is -- especially food companies, united national foods. ride the gluten wave. charles: thank you very much. i appreciate it. we have to do the audience on tv. brandy wants to know about buffalo wild wings. super bowl strategy of 8% this week. time to take profits and let it ride. you guys like buffalo wild wings. matt: let it go. breaking up today. let it go. >> agreed. charles: all right. and from facebook, this is what's going on with restoration hardware? nothing. nothing. it's great. i know it hit the stock. but you'll be okay. s

matt delucia has been checking on conditions in storm force 10. what's going on out there? what are you seeing? >> reporter: it's been messy out here all morning. we are on westbound 22. on the other side the eastbound lane that's where the crash happened earlier. you can see the conditions out here right now. it's a little slick. very wet. we have had the plows coming through regularly over the past couple hours geting all that slush, all that snow and rain that heavy mix off to the side of the road. now, we just passed a sign a mile back advising drivers to reduce speed to 45 miles per hour because of these winter conditions. as we have been telling you all morning, there have been accidents as a result because it is so cold and conditions are right for causing accidents. the vehicles coming on to 22 westbound, they are taking it slow as we have been seeing all morning here. really trying to be aware of the conditions on both sides of the highway here as we start to see more traffic this morning. right now, we are close to allentown. this area r

nbc 10's matt delucia is live at the scene. matt?reporter: rosemary a busted window and broken glass, that's about all that's left out here at the scene of this home invasion and robbery. we'll have the details coming up and why police believe social media may have played a role. >>> all right. mostly cloudy right now. temperatures right around 34 degrees in philadelphia. it's going to be a mild one today, relatively quiet. here's a live look outside. get ready for some changes. monday, we are tracking a wintry mix for some. that's all straight ahead. pe nn state is right here in greater philidelphia. ♪ we are top ranked by corporate recruiters. ♪ there's new scholarship money available. ♪ we have four year degrees so you can finish here. or at another penn state campus. ♪ and there's no application fee when you visit here. penn state in greater philidelphia. download your application fee waiver at: thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if

nbc 10's matt delucia is live on the scene. matt?ter: rosemary we've been out here this morning, and just behind me we've moved to t back of the apartments where you can see some of that damage that was caused as a result. we'll have an update on what happened out here, coming up. >>> all right. as we promised not a bad weekend in philadelphia. we started out mild yesterday, milder than we have been. a live look outside, still dark sunrise is at 7:02. we'll see more clouds and sunshine today, and once again, that temperature will rise to near 50 degrees in philadelphia. we'll talk more about the mild air today and the big changes that come on monday. that's all straight ahead. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. when we go to the store i find my box of honey bunches of oats, and i'm checking to see if i packaged it. he says "it has a certain code that's my line, this is the date." if the last 3 letters were p22, that's me. life's the food that brings us together. an

matt delucia is live in ocean county with the latest. hi, matt. >> reporter: vai, the work continues at this hour to restor restore restore power in this region. >>> and coming up we'll hear from the victim's mother and what she had to say right after she heard the verdict. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. >>> a gas explosion levels a home and rattles the jersey shore community. this morning, the main gas line is fixed but lines to homes are still out. what gas crews are doing right now before that neighborhood can get the all clear. >>> and it is cold outside. we don't have to tell you that but at least there's no wind to make it feel colder than it is. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. we'll find out if the temperatures will be warmer today. >> higher not exactly warmer. we are looking at

matt gutman is back.ing taking on avalanche, matt. >> that's right, good morning. seeing a wall of snow like this coming your way can be absolutely terrifying. but i volunteered to be buried under six feet of snow to show you what you've got to do if you hope to make it out alive and this backpack could save your life robin. >> okay matt thank you. he's providing great information for us this week. >>> first in the half hour the trial of the man accused of murdering american sniper chris kyle. opening statements are set for this morning and then chris kyle's widow is expected to testify. abc's ryan owens is in stephenville texas, with all the latest. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. taya kyle will be among the first on the stand today. prosecutors starting with their most emotional witness in front of a jury made up almost entirely of women. i need you to be human again. >> reporter: millions have watched sienna miller play taya kyle on the big screen. this monk chris kyle's wi

matt do we know why police are headed to ohio? >> reporter: at this point they are still working on those details, but i can tell you earlier this morning new castle police found a car they believed to be the one that the father and daughter were traveling in. but that car was found right here a half mile away from the scene of this crime. so, of course, those two have not been found. and at this point, we do have that new car that they are searching for. this has been changing throughout the morning. new castle county police tell me they are now looking for a bright red-colored suv, possibly a ford explorer. and the father was last seen in mount laurel, new jersey. we have some photos here michael trotta is described as being 5'8" 160 pounds in all black clothing. he's 43 years old. and his daughter 3-year-old elinor trotta was taken after an attack on her mother last night. but right now police believe she could be in imminent danger. right here on nbc 10 we showed you the first car that police were looking for that was a gray m

matt: i'll be the optimist. the trend is getting better. little tick down doesn't worry me too much. millennials age 25 to 34, their employment has jumped. they're getting jobs. i'm optimistic they'll turn things down. we all know a friend, family, or neighbor who is out of work. so it's tough to be overly optimistic. >> i think the next american president whoever it maybe will be a great one. charles: a self-made man? >> a self-made man or woman. the $2 trillion on the sidelines, we'll unleash that. situations get personalized. that next president will have a success -- charles: i think that next person has to. we can't go through another four or eight years of this. the hottest sector of the market is health care. why this much maligned industry -- we have names for you. we're making you money. and we'll make you more. ♪ charles: all right, guys. let's blow the whistle again. open up another page from payne's investment playbook. quick best performing sector in the last six months. health care. that's right, health. it's -- believe it or

matt: that's my favorite. us-centric.rles: interesting one of the biggest guys after the bell said he sold all or most of his cvs. we'll talk about that later. i want to see you take over your compadres, if you will. >> the middle class in this country aren't doing well. i think retailers and restaurants that indicator to those people are ripe for consolidation and acquisition. commodities, energy, because those prices are under so much trouble. those are good fishing grounds for mergers. charles: that's a wide net though. >> yeah. we're not allowed to -- charles: i got you. >> you can take that through the screens. it will take you to the stocks. charles: all right. i like that. i'm giving you the map, kid. just follow it. all right. thanks a lot. how do you know when you have a stinker of a stock in your portfolio? coming up, my investment lessons on what to look for. you probably know it, but you have to acknowledge it. sometimes you have to take the losers out to make the money. we'll be back in three minutes to help

buster makes the cut so will matt cane. they're eight back on the amateur side. matt jones sunset kerr. one back of old reliable, jim furyk. birdie is seven of his last ten holes. furyk, alone at the top at 18-under. more from larry at 6:00. >> thank you shu. >>> on abc7 news at 6:00, one of san francisco's great valentine's day traditions about to be in full swing, and how east bay officials open their doors so bay area folks can open their hearts this valentine's day. join us for abc7 news at 6:00. >>> that's going to do it for us at

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> brand new storiesing up on "action news" on this wednesday february 25th. a texas jury issues a quick verdict in the "american sniper" trial the one that inspired a blockbuster movie. >> video from a police officer's cruiser shows the moment a house exploded in ocean county, new jersey. over a dozen people are injured. >> and breaking right now more than 100 southwest airlines planes are grounded for missed inspections but some could fly again in less than a week. >> good morning, it's 4:30 now. let's head on over to david and karen. david, it didn't feel so bad when i walked out this morning. >> it's funny, too, because temperatures right now, tam, are still in the cold zone but i agree with you you stepped outside and it was nothing like it was the last couple mornings. we've had some cloud cover overnight but you can see that breaking up and i think we're going to see a fair amount of sunshine early. over all fairly sunny conditions with occasional clouds popping through. the temperatures this morni

it's terrifying video matt and tam.ne carrying 58 people crashed only about five minutes after takeoff into a river in taipei. at least 15 people have died and there's a desperate rescue effort going on right now. take a look at that video. that was dash cam video of that car traveling over the bridge and you can see as that plane wing just clips the taxi traveling over the bridge there. now, you can see it hurdling out of control. taiwan's official news agency reported that the pilot app feared try to steer the plane back in control but was obviously unsuccessful. there were two people in in taxi. they were injured but are now in stable condition after being taken to a hospital. this is video here of the rescue effort going on right now trying to save passengers and crew members inside that plane which is submerged in the river. this all happened around 11:00 a.m. local time and it's really amazing that anyone survived that crash. we know most of the people on board were chinese tourists. there were also at least two c

matt and tam are talking about an accident involving an suv and fire truck.t hit a pole old york road at 69th avenue. stick to broad and 70th instead. looking at slow speeds on the schuylkill expressway, i-95 traveling 29 miles per hour. hopewell township, mercer county we have an accident at i-95 southbound at route 31. police in mercer county are telling me we have icy conditions on the roads. we're hearing about people slipping and falling on the sidewalk. storm tracker 6 live double scan we have an area of blue looking at the mixed precipitation causing icy conditions. in quakertown and doylestown, as well we see it in trenton wrightstown we had reports earlier, icy conditions on 295. we've been getting information with traffic i've been tweeting with the hash tag. we're not seeing tons of traffic everywhere, but it's icy in spots. >> a shocking selfie landed a pennsylvania teen behind bars charged as an adult with murder. maxwell morgan shot and killed ryan mangon. he sent the photo to another friend. they plan to use the photo as clues for the motive of

matt, you're going to be first.nt eastwood's approach to "american sniper" or rolling stone's pro-approach approach to the u.v. rape story? >> we got that story wrong. >> larry: that's pretty 100. nick, as a sniper, do you think lee harvey oswalt did it? >> i don't think he was by himself. (applause) >> larry: there's no way i'm arguing with a sniper. would you go to a shooting range with a vet with ptsd? >> absolutely. (applause) would you come with me? >> larry: if you asked. okay. >> larry: sabrina, i think it's well known you're canadian and a lesbian. >> why are you outing me in front of all these people? >> larry: it's an epic combo platter. >> it really is. >> larry: imagine there are two terrorists. one is about to blow up a roomful of canadians and the other is about to blow up a roomful of lesbians -- >> whoo! >> larry: hold on! you're a sniper and you only have one bullet, which terrorist do you take out? >> oh, my goodness! >> larry: keep it 100. you know i'm still making money in canada, so i'm going to

good morning john. >> reporter: good morning again, matt.'ll tell you behind me is route 13, also known as the north dupont highway. it's a busy commuter highway. not too busy yet though traffic is picking up. we've had probably 2 to 3 inches of light fluffy snowfall here in delaware this morning. it doesn't stay light and fluffy though, once it hits the road, that according to some drivers we just talked to. >> we started at 3:00 a.m. this morning. >> reporter: give me a sense of conditions out there. >> it is horrible. very slippery and getting nothing but worse. >> reporter: at this point your advice to people if they have to come out. >> stay home. stay home, let all the plows get out do what they got to do and wait until it stops. >> reporter: and that may be just mid morning at this point. >> yeah, looks like it. i mean -- >> reporter: so no reason to get out early. >> none at all not unless you want to get in an accident. >> stay inside. it's slick. unless you have to be out, don't go out but it's -- just stay inside. >> reporter: let

matt delucia is live outside the bar with a deadly stabbing. matt, what can you tell us?>> reporter: well, the stabbing happened at 2:30 this morning. here it's pretty quiet, but the philadelphia police say witnesses and cameras are playing a big role in helping to catch the guy responsible. more details coming up. >>> and if you're just waking up, you probably have snow on your tree trunks and your sidewalks. but imagine walking out to this i'll tell you the double whammy reason why some people in tifl philadelphia are waking up to streets that are not yet clear. >>> just about 6:30 this wednesday morning. one person dead and another seriously hurt in a stabbing outside a west oaks lane bar. we are told it could have been a former employee. >>> and be careful as you head out on the icy streets. >>> and get ready, another cold blast is on the way. near record cold temperatures will soon move into our area. we'll let you know when in a moment. good morning i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. another cold day, we'll let meteorologist bill henley tell you about that

"eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live in state college, matt? >>> 2015 has begun, thon, dancings has begun and i won't stop until sunday night. we are live in state college and we will have details about penn state's biggest annual fundraiser. >>> plus too cool for water ice, in the for these guys why they were lining up on one of the coldest days of winter, kathy? >>> nothing like a little water ice. >>> weather-wise we're talking about clear skies tonight the but a storm moving our way with accumulating snow, we will talk about how much snow you should expect coming up, hi beasley. >>> pitchers and catchers continue their work in clear what the's head of tuesday's full squad gathering, we have a report from leslie van arsdal from bright house field. >>> sam hinge a dressed the media today after trading mcw, the the face of the franchise sports in a few minutes. homecoming? it's awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan it gets even better. you know those people who pay a little extra and get all the legroom in coach? that co

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning:00 a.m. on this wednesday february 25th and here's what's happening. >> video captures the moment a gas explosion blows a home in new jersey to pieces. we're live as neighbors head back into their homes. >> former marine learns his fate in the shooting death of chris kyle the marksman at the heart of american sniper and another marine. >> developing this morning southwest airlines takes nearly 130 planes out of service leading to dozens of cancellations nationwide. >> but first up let's talk about accuweather. not so brutal today david and karen is taking a look at traffic. good morning. >> it's not quite as bad this morning because there's not as much wind and even though temperatures are still cold, they are a lot better than they were yesterday when we set those record lows. now, i goat a couple of little safety... got a couple of little safety points. the first one is the same we've talked about recently that we had more melting yesterday afternoon and overnight refreeze is possib