. >> reporter: mayor michael nutter led cheers surrounding by the team that led philadelphia's bid to host 20916 democratic national convention. >> we literally put our heart and soul into this. >> reporter: in the end of the years behind the scenes efforts by bid organizers, plans were made and pitches were honed culminating in a two day philadelphia visit the by party officials back in the summer. they were given a tour with the distinct focus. >> we just focus had on the three things that the chair woman always said that were important. security, logistics, and fund raising. >> reporter: strong police force means tight security, and easy access to thousands of hotel rooms means good hospitality but you what about fund raising? who pays for it all? officials estimate 70 to 80 million-dollar will need to be raised to host this convention, but the nutter administration says taxpayers won't be hit with the bill. city council session overshaded by the news. >> we have presented a good argument for being here in philadelphia people were clearly understanding that the city of philadelphia

lets go back live and take a live picture right now, mayor nutter having a phone confection with dnc chief debbie wasserman shultz who made the decision to bring the democratic convention to philadelphia. >> the dnc will host its 2016 democratic convention in the city of brotherly love, the wonderful city of philadelphia. and we have a convention that will be second to none. an opportunity to speak to the american people for our party's vision for the future and highlight our values and support our candidate who will become the 45th president of the united states of mesh. there is clearly no better city to have this event than philadelphia the role of philadelphia in shaping our history is unmatched but what is also unmatched is the comprehensive proposal that the team in philadelphia put together, a top notch plan for logistics, finance and security. our first priority was to ensure that the city could transport and house attendees seamlessly and make sure our delegates have the best possible experience and execute a convention that was safe and secure and make sure that the city ha

year's democratic national convention convention, we are waiting for a live statement from mayor nutter. >> we want to go right to city hall where mayor michael nutter is talking about the democratic national convention coming to philadelphia next year. >> all of them have been actively engaged in this process. i want to make reference to governor tom wolf, who i have talked to on a number of occasions and he has had important discussions with congresswoman and chairwoman, debbie wasserman-shultz and i want to thank allison schwartz who participated in many discussions in this regard. i am joined by an incredible array of really great focused committed and dedicated public servants, not just on this issue but on so many things that happened here in philadelphia and it's because of all of these folks that we are able to do some of the big things that we do in the city. first and foremost let me thank councilman clark and all the city council here, i think we almost have a forum. but we are in public so it's oak. our leader councilwoman marian tasco, a member of the dnc, state senator shi

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. >> reporter: thursday with the victory lap of sorts after what mayor nutter described as years of hard work. >> we're ready to make history again for 2016 democratic national convention. >> reporter: dnc officials called philly a thriving city and chose it over new york city and columbus, ohio, for three reasons. the easy access to hotels room in center city, tight security and the ability to raise money. mayor nutter says 70 to 80 million-dollar will have to be raise todd pay for this convention all through private donors. officials say the expected economic boost from visitors is worth the work. >> they will shop here, they will dine here, they will sleep here. >> great day for the the city. it is also great for region. >> reporter: montgomery county commissioner josh shapiro is a democrat, part of the team that brought the convention here. he said influx of people and cash in philadelphia is good for the suburbs too. >> people will go to the king of prussia mall, they will walk around valley forge national park, they will walk main streets in skippack. >> reporter: economic is a sid

mayor michael nutter says everyone worke hard to win that bid. >> we knew we had the right team great parceners, the infrastructure, the amenities and the enthusiasm necessary to put together a compelling bid. we literally put our heart and soul into this. >> but this is much more than just politics. this is about philly pride. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at art museum with what has become the talk of the town. david? >> reporter: jessica a lot of philly pride tonight despite the cold temperatures we spoke to people out and about in philadelphia tonight who say listen politics aside they just want to show off philadelphia to the nation and the world. it all started behind these walls. 238 years ago. and many believe it's philadelphia' place in history that made it the final choice for the 2016dnc. >> i want to show off our city to my colleagues, to the nation, to the world. >> reporter: congressman bob brady helped bring the convention to town instead of brooklyn or columbus, ohio. brady and party leaders announced their choice in this video featuring what else, a p

mayor nutter signed the bill today after twice rejecting similar measures. this one mandates an hour paid sick leave for every 0 hours of work. the law takes effect in 90 days. let's get the latest on brutal chill coming in from accuweather. >> and we were talking about the polar vortex all the time and lowest temperature was 4 in philadelphia. we're expecting 2 degrees. this go around starting monday morning. a lot to speak of as we go to double scan radar not much going out there right now we have snow and rain showers earlier today and the front is off the coast and now those brutal winds have pushed in. and wind gusts in the last hour in reading 44 miles an hour 35 in wilmington and 36 in philadelphia and clocking in at 39 in millville and rattling windows across the delaware and lehigh valley and that's dropping wind chills quickly. 12 below right now in mount pocono and 5 below reading and 2 below lancaster and 9 in philadelphia and 3 wilmington and even in southern new jersey an hour ago millville was in the teens and now it feels like 8. satellite an

boom nutter is supportive. >> mayor nutter believes the the the time for paid sick leave has come. >> reporter: those against the measure ago airing a you that sick leave schedules should be left to each business. >> it should be an individual company decision not the a city mandate to adopt a more lenient sick pol willcy. >> reporter: the the hotel ape restaurant industries have more perhaps the cost of sick leave could be passed on to customers resulting in fewer tourist here in the city and press conference is set for 9:45 at city hall. we are live at city hall i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> search is on for two men wanted in a horrifying home invasion in burlington county. we have some sketches here of the men broke into a home on cheese massasoit road in medford sunday night. police say that pair duct taped a a 64 year-old man to the chair and hit him over the head again and again with the pipe. they threatened to kill him if he called police. >> it is an unusual area for two people to pick out. smaller homes. not really certain at this point in time why they

so that will help us with the planning phase. >> mayor nutter says that the costs of security will be fully covered by a federal grant and private donations. >>> the dnc rolled out that you are decision today in a creative way. debbie wasserman schultz the chairman of the democratic national committee shared in this official announce many video you see her walk to the fridge. she opens it up pulls out the cheek cheesesteak there and as she walks away you the names of other cities that have hosted and then she slaps on philadelphia right there. we asked wasserman schultz how they got this idea. >> incredible here at the d inform c who conceived how we would announce philadelphia as the choice through our social media out reach and there was nothing more fun than pulling that cheesesteak out refrigerator and slapping the refrigerator magneton and the d inform c headquarters kitchen. for the record wasserman schultz says she made sure to grab a cheesesteak every time she's in philly. you can keep it right here on oy witness news for continuing coverage of the 2016 democratic national con

just progressed under mayor street and mayor nutter. millennials, count to "bon apetit" it's a great restaurant city. conde nast called it the best cultural city. and the good news is the team that ran it at the wells fargo center, the police team, the transportation team, that team is all intact, ready to go, and to do as flawless a job in 2016, as we did in 2000, but i think in the end -- and debbie is right about the three criteria they applied, but in the end, the ability to do this and to nominate maybe the first woman who's nominated for the presidency in the history of the country, to do that with a backdrop of independence hall, liberty bell, constitution center, i think that was compelling. >> has secretary clinton got a room at the ritz carlton yet? are you all said? because my wife can help -- i'm just kidding. senator casey, this is a big deal for pennsylvania. secretary clinton whose family comes out scranton, a vice president comes from scranton, and you're from scranton, as your dad was. this is a big week for scranton, t

mayor nutter made the announcement in city hall. the bike share program will open later this year with 600 ez-to-ride bikes and six docks stations. state funding will kick in an additional $1.4 million for the program. >>> well above freezing again today, so that's good. tomorrow we'll also be above freezing but at same time we could have some light snow showers moving through. not for everybody but don't be surprised if you see them tomorrow. then after, that going into friday morning, we'll be feeling below zero degrees. it will be windy and really cold. then our next snow chance after that will come saturday. mostly saturday later in the day, possibly saturday night. i'll show thaw in a second. here's a live look at blue mountain ski resort. a lot of people still skiing and snowboarding. in mt. pocono sunny and 30 degrees, feels like 22. only a couple days ago. right now through the lehigh valley, we're above freezing mid-30s for most of the lehigh valley. philadelphia coming in 37 degrees. south jersey and delaware, anywhere fro

the chair of the dnc called mayor michael nutter this morning to make the official offer.rs say the event would generate hundreds of millions in of dollars in economic activity. the convention will be held the week of july 25 2016. >>> it beat out brooklyn and columbus ohio to host the convention. how do they feel about losing to philly? according to andrew sif, they're fine with it. >> reporter: getting dumped two days before valentine's didn't break the heart of these brooklynites. >> i'm very glad. there's enough traffic here and enough stupid people. >> it will be congested and i don't think it is suitable to be here. >> it probably would have been a pain in my [ bleep ]. >> reporter: bill de blasio said the city's $6.5 million bid to host the convention wasn't a failure. >> we're obviously disappointed but we're proud. >> he said well-publicized tensioned with police didn't impact the city's decision. >> i talked to countless people in washington and it was not raised by a single person. >> the mayor said new york made a compelling pitch that brooklyn's building boom

mayor michael nutter expected a federal grant for most if not all the cost for security. >> charlotte in 2012 received a $50 million grant. >> it pays for security and some of what they know to be the cost of police overtime and cleanup services and equipment. >> reporter: and deputy mayor gillson would not give me an estimated figure on the security costs but would no more in the coming months. >> thank you chad. >>> positive media coverage for philadelphia has already begun and thousands of stories like this one is one of the big benefits of hosting a political convention bloomberg.com posted this within hours of the decision. >> and admit it philadelphians will feel pride here because they beat out new york. but "the new york times" calling it a rare win. please. david ry is live on the steps of the art museum. the fact is it brings pride to the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: isn't that the newspaper that named philadelphia number two in the 50 cities worldwide that are must visits. go figure. we are already looking forward to the pope, celebrating mass right here on the parkwa

boom, nutter is now supportive. >> mayor nutter believes that the time for paid sick leave has come. >> reporter: the mayor's support for sick leave echoes ising ago cross the country including president obama a who included in his state of the union address last month there is one last rally for sick leave schedule for this morning at 9:45. we will there been. live i'm just continue finch for cb is s3 "eyewitness news". >>> search is on for two men wanted for horrifying home invasion in burlington county. these are sketches of the men broke in the home on chief massasoit road in medford. police say pair duct taped a a 64 year-old man to the chair and hit him over and over again with the pipe. they also threaten to kill him if he called the police. >> it is an unusual area for two people to pick out it is smaller homes and in the really certain at this point in time why they chose that victim. >> the men stole money and a car but they left behind these two bicycles. if you recognize the the bikes or the men please give medford township police a call. >>> 6:33. here's traffic and weat

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another name to add to the list, doug oliver served as mayor nutter's spokesman and executive for pgw. a number of people don't think he has a chance. he doesn't have a whole lot of governmental and he do. this race is crowded. milton street. anthony williams, sam katz told me he reregistered as an independent. else thinking about running later on in the election and doesn't have to go through a primary. >> >>> how do you think the race is shaping up? >> typically by this time you have a clear frontrunner that's different than in years past. we need someone to speak up for the business community on that side. somebody needs needs to grab that mantel. john cast cast steel. local republicans would like to see him get in. >> i think he said no. >> he wants to be woo'd i'm hearing. >> whomp the next mayor -- whoever the next mayor is going to be will be looking at dha and what decision they might wants to make in that job i do thing that one of the things by not having quote unquote what is considered the frontrunner there's no question that tony williams is in the lead. >> kenny is a clo

. >> reporter: mayor michael nutter's chief of staff says after vetoing paid sick leave in 2011 due to a slow recovery things have change. >> mayor nutter believes that the time for paid sick leave has come. >> reporter: bill passed committee unanimously today and now goes before the full city council where it is expect to be passed and up to two weeks. reporting from city hall, todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> welshing federal health officials they are urging parents now to vaccinate their children against measles if they have in the done so already. the national debate on vaccinations reached capitol hill today as measles out break now grow toss 102 cases in 14 states. during a house hearing on capitol hill officials said that the measles vaccine is safe. >> measles can be serious and i would hate for a parent to think that everything will be fine and have a bad outcome with their child. so i strongly recommend people talk with their physicians and get the right information but personally would i definitely have my child vaccinated. >> most of the measles cases have been li

mayor nutter is expect to sign the measure that requires companies with ten workers or more one hour of sick leave for every 40 hours work up to five days, per year. >>> 5:09. life has just change for three people holding winning tickets to last night's gigantic power ball jackpot, 564 million-dollar. bad news though, no one in our area hit it big but still there are some smaller prizes and smaller being a million-dollar, two million-dollar, abe you may have one of those tickets so don't tear them up just yet right nicole. >> if you did have plans have of quitting your job and living off your half billion dollar prize don't call out of work just yet. big winners of the 564 million-dollar power ball one of the largest in the games history by the way will be split three ways from winners in north carolina, puerto rico and ticket sold at this store in texas. again unless you are on vacation, maybe doing some business, when you bought that ticket it is probably not yours. that being said as erika mentioned you have a chance to win in pennsylvania you're looking at a couple winning ticket

philadelphia mayor michael nutter says he wants to start a series of conversations aimed at helping aup of citizens who face a unique set of challenges. the dialogue started today. fox 29's sabina kuriakose has details. >> the ability for them to be able to stay on track and to try to not fall under peer pressure, and just to be able to keep his mine right and stay focused. >> dana what's all the best things for eight-year-old son justin. the two worry about the world that he's growing up in. she brought him here to the launch of mayor nutter's commission on african-american males rebuilding the village program. >> young black males are responsible, that they're not all engaged in violence or crime crime. that they're paying attention to what's going on in their community. >> reporter: mayor nutter says this is just the first in a series of conversations he hopes to have around the city and he says they're not just going to be talking about healing and wellness but frank discussions about current events that are on the minds of young people. >> you have to look at issues like tragedie

last year, mayor nutter convened attacks force on the subject. that group recommended that businesses with fewer than 15 employees should be exempt from that law. >> now "eyewitness news" exclusive. hearing from the mother after boy who was struck and kill by a franklin township police cruiser. >> ten year old matthew mccloskey hit while causing delsea drive three days after christmas. police say officer nicholas was responding to a non-emergency call when it happened. investigators say he was going 74 miles an hour in a 50-mile per hour zone without his emergency lights and sirens. now, his mother plans to sue the township. >> the police turn the lights on just to get through a red light, or if you didn't turn your turn signal on they would put your lights onto pull you over. it is not an emergency but you use your light. use your lights, 80 miles an hour. and in a residential area. >> the gloucester county prosecutor's office decided not to charge him. the findings indicate he was not required to have his emergency lights on for the non-emergen

. >>> happening today, philadelphia mayor michael nutter will encourage local businesses to hire more people this summer. this afternoon mayor nutter plans to announce a goal of 10,000 summer job opportunities for philadelphia's youth. >>> running out of time. the department of homeland security will run out of funding this week if congress doesn't do something fast. we'll tell you what that would mean for national security if the agency runs out of money. >>> a cold start this morning. it will get colder and we're tracking light snow up to western chester county right now. right now it's 33 degrees at 5:36. >>> a cold start this morning and the temperatures are falling at this hour because of the steady wind that is blowing. the winds are going to stay with us throughout the day. the temperatures well, this is as warm as it's going to be all day. 34 degrees in philadelphia. winds out of the northwest at 8 miles an hour producing a few snow showers in lancaster and chester county and a few snowflakes moving into montgomery county. that's the cold air that's coming in producing the lig

jack nutter is isp's longest serving inmate. >> this is a picture of me when i was 18 when i first camein. i was sitting down on death row. >> nutter is serving a life sentence for the murder of a deputy sheriff. >> i hate it. i was young and i lost all that time. in january of '56, me and four other kids were all going to california. i stole a car, and we got stopped in independence. they said i was speeding. i grew up, if you get in trouble and somebody's with you, you try and help them out. that's what i did. a shot a police officer. i was convicted of first-degree murder, killing a police officer. i was sentenced to death. i have been here 50 years. i'm 68 years old. >> over the decades he has been at isp, nutter has watched the inmate population change drastically. >> when i came in it was bank robbers and forgers and car thefts. now it's mostly drugs and kidnapping and things like that. >> an awful lot of them are here by a virtue of their conduct at other prisons. this is the end of the road for them. >> estelle dunsmore has been at isp for 20 years. >> i got two life sentences,

. >>> a big honor for mayor nutter in washington, d.c. today.the association of government accountants recognized mayor nutter for his excellence in government leadership award. mayor nutter says his approach to the recession has helped stabilize philadelphia's economy. the leadership award goes to a government official who promotes excellence in financial management and high ethical standards. >>> after flames devoured a new jersey apartment complex, state leaders have been working to change the state's fire code. >> not just for condos and apartments. but a brand new bill means for new single-family homes and the cost at new safety could mean for homeowners. >>> then coming up on "nbc10 news" at 6:00 -- the product that has raised controversy will not be sold in pennsylvania. why the state is saying no to powdered alcohol. >>> last month's apartment fire if jersey burned 500 people out of their home. police say may not ensintenance workers started the fire. that is adding fire to a bill to add sprinkler system in new single and two-family home

. >>> and philadelphia mayor michael nutter wants city teenagers working this summer and he's calling to help. >> back to our top story. it took a matter of minutes for an overturned tanker truck hauling thousands of gallons of fuel to explode into a massive ball of flames in camden county this morning. >> towering flames and thick black smoke billowed into the air and into a neighborhood next to the ramp from route 90 to route 130 in pennsauken. >> that's right. an "action news" viewer center us this video of the fire while driving along route 90. and this is how it looked from chopper 6 hd. authorities say the driver of the tanker lost control while on the ramp and flipped the rig on its side. he managed to get out on his own before the tanker exploded. the truck was quickly encased in flames. >> firefighters brought in a special fire extinguishing foam to put out the fuel driven flames. the situation looked under control until the rear part of the tanker reignited right there and sent a river of flames down the road. crews quickly put that out again. the truck driver and a firefigh

last year, mayor nutter convened a task force on the subject, that group recommended that businesses with less than 15 employees should be exempts from the law. >>> some off the cuff comments by new jersey governor chris christie had placed him in the middle of the debate over childhood vaccinations as he wraps up his trip to london today. during four of company that manufactures flu vaccines, asked whether americans should have to vaccinate their kids. it is a topic g discussed more now with measles outbreak being reported in 14 states. he says parents should have more choice. >> i also understands that parent need to have some measure of choice in things, as well. so that's the balance that the government has to decide. but i can tell people from our perspective, marry pat and i have had our children vaccinated, we find it an important part to protect their health and the public's health. >> clarifies his comments, saying, a disease like measles, there is no question kids should be vaccinated. >>> and coming up in the next half hour, doctor rob will join us to talk about the growin

. >> mayor michael nutter is talking to students about way to curb youth violence, he delivered the key note on youth safety. it's a topic that is close to his heart when his best friend was shot in the face in high school. nutter says the city is making strides to cut down on violent crime but children must have the knowledge, support and tools and guidance to allow them to make good choices. >>> students in new jersey got a special history lesson their teacher was a tuskegee air andman. he talked about his experiences and their fight for equality during world war ii they were the first african-american an aviators and were subjected to segregation. >>> now a look at the traffic. car batteries don't like this kind of weather. >> we see a bunch of vehicles that don't want to run, this one is off to the side here on the schuylkill expressway, westbound by conshohocken and penndot was here and they left and we saw a taxi go and the poor person has given up on this suv and the main lanes of the schuylkill moving okay slow in both directions eastbound you see the taillights, people hitting

philadelphia companies with 10 or more employees must now offer sick pay to their workers, mayor nutter signed a measure making it mandatory, it requires five sick days a year, prior to this billing 200,000 workers did not get paid when they stayed home sick. >>> no one hit the power ball jackpot in our region but there was a winner on a much smaller scale in delaware county. someone bought a ticket matching all five white numbers winning $1 million the store has lots of regulars so they hope that the good fortune went to a familiar face and three winners in north carolina, texas and puerto rico will split the $564 million jackpot prize. >> even a million dollars is not much to sneeze at. >> you my friend won $4. >> we started $140 and went down to $4. >> excellent return. you know what is dropping? the power ball numbers and our numbers. the numbers are plunging 39 degrees is the air temperature with cloud cover out there can you see the sunshine poking through and winds 24 miles per hour and windchill of 28 future tracker windchills by 9:00 tonight and below 0 in allentown and 9 in ph

[applause] mayor nutter: good morning. madam chair thank you very much for this wonderful opportunity to address this incredible democratic national committee and this meeting this morning. it is truly a great honor, but to start what i would like to do is ask that we join in cheering on and supporting our great chair, who will lead us to an incredible victory in 2016. the work that she is that provide financial security for the dnc, to focus on issues related to our challenges going forward, while i thank the governor for his work in the task force, re-examining challenges from the past that will help us as we move this party forward, as we move our nation forward, and for all of that, she is our great leader. she is tough. she is strong. she is focused. she gets the job done. for all of that and so much more, would you please recognize and maybe come to our feet to recognize our great chair and the leadership is. -- the leader she is. [applause] she has told you to sit down. to my friend and colleague in the work of mayo

excited mayor michael nutter said dropping our name didn't hurt our chances either. >> when you haveancis and jay-z within your city you do so. it's like, what else are you going to do right? >> i just want to say one thing. i hope to host another dnc convention. in charlotte they had to arrest 25 people who got out of arrest. and here or in the end there were no major problems. we are told the department will be ready next year. the commissioner ram see says they still need to watch the dignitaries and they are uncertain how many officers are needed on the street. but i will try to find out more information and bring it to you. >>> and we have more information from the fbi that now says it is investigating to see if any federal law report eded on this. >>> and recovering from injuries after a training exercise went wrong. this happened at the marine base known as 29 palms. officials say a fire extinguisher system in an assault victim went off accidentally and marines were treated for breathing problems. right now they are all in stable condition. >>> 5:20 to get another check on the

mayor nutter expects a federal grant to pay for it and need be fundraising to cover the cost. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> "action news" will have continuing coverage on the major announcement from now through next july. you can read about the latest at 6abc.com and the 6abc news app. >> happening today the phillies say goodbye to the cold weather and pack up the club house and head south for spring training. lucky them. they will load thousands of items on the welcome truck this morning and travel a thousand miles to clearwater florida. the team is packing 2400 baseballs, 1200 ballots and 25 sets of golf clubs. i want to be a baseball player. >> i want to be in florida. i'll handle out the packs of gum. >> 4:39, more than a dozen gamblers are being forced to give back a million dollars to a atlantic city casino we'll tell you why. >> it's cold here and it's causing major problems in new england, especially at an ivy league school. >> reporter: dress the kids up in the extra gear, cover their faces as much as they can. this afternoon they will want the gear because

. >>> the former spokesperson for philadelphia mayor michael nutter is joining the race to succeed him. >> today is the day when change begins. today is the day when a bright future for philadelphia begins. >> doug oliver launched his campaign in germantown today. he said he would look at the problems in the city with fresh eyes. he is the fifth candidate to enter the race. he joins jim kenny, lynn abraham and two others. the primary is may 19th. >>> new at 11:00 there could be a multimillionaire among us. the power ball is worth $380 million. we have the winning numbers tonight. here are the numbers. 5, 10 21 34 58 and the power ball being 33. . nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal spoke with people who already have ideas for the prize money. >> going to be happy. >> reporter: with the jackpot of 380 million on the line tickets were selling rapid fire around philadelphia. >> for all the good people in this world. >> reporter: lottery hopefuls dreaming up ways to spend the cash the seventh largest jackpot in power ball history. >> pay my bills and help people in my family. >> keep on playing. and

this morning again, it is expected that the bill will be passed, and that mayor nutter could sign itoday. >> terror in medford township, and now after these two guys who they think road bikes to 64 year old man's home, that man, says, the two got in through an unlocked door sunday night. he says, they beat him with something like a pipe, then duck taped him to a chair. police say they got away with money, a his 2010 silver cadillac dtsf these men look familiar please call medford police. >> those are good sketches there. army veteran upset with the center city 7-eleven, asking him to leave because he had service dog with him. miguel sales the worker at the 7-eleven franchise at market street asked him for documentation, proving bailey is a service dog, with the americans with addition. act, stating you don't need documentation, businesses are in the wrong to ask for t he said this is the second time this has happened to him. >> to have someone demand document federal law states don't have texas because you wouldn't ask a blind man for those documents. >> a spokesperson from the corpo

. >>> this just in the nutter administration has just reassigned tissue. >> sfi officials confirm that the second in command has been reassigned. they will look into oversight of new demolition records after the center city collapse that killed six people back in 2013. >> two women survived after crashing their suv. pictures from the fire department show the battered suv upright on the ground below. amazingly both women were alive inside. >> she was saying she was very cold and you know i giggled for a second she said that she was cold and not that something worse was going on. >> remembernants of the crash still remained under the bridge today. >>> today pell dot. >> they may have to pump the brakes on projects. we have more with the impact this could have on drives. >> del dot says they need more money to maintain their roads and bridges. it could come from you in things like higher gas taxes or registration and toll fees. >> i don't think they need more money. >> some drivers didn't want to pay any more for bridge projects or road repair. >> you don't want to pick up the bill? >> th

. >> mayor nutter stopping by "eyewitness news" to our studio to talk about convention and what it will mean for the city. >> "eyewitness news" has you covered with latest information in the run up to the dnc. you can get the latest any time at cbsphilly.com. >> president obama holds a cyber security summit today at stafford university in california. the president is expected to unveil executive action to increase information sharing between private companies and the feds. the administration says recent hacks and data breaches have shown that law enforcement needs to be better prepared to protect american consumers. >>> journalism has lost another prominent voice. new york times columnist dived car, collapsed and died in his news room late last night. >> you have never seen a big hard suspension after anchor like this. >> that was one of car's final tv appearances just this past wednesday, on cbs this morning. speaking about brian williams and john stewart. hours before his death, car moderated a discussion with nsa leak err edward snowden. david car leaves behind wife and three childre

mayor nutter voith support for the billow owe voiced support for the bill. >>> we're getting light precipitation through the region , i would occasions you north of philadelphia, be careful because temperatures are close enough to the freezing mark because we could be looking at freeze-up on roadway. as we look outside we're looking at penns landing. it does look like we're seeing precipitation on the roads here. the main leis are pretreated, but we have concern about overpasses through the day and secondary roads and sidewalks and parking lots and things like that. it will be warmer through the south that will be the story through most of the day. the bulk of the storm is up to the north, no matter of new york city where we're seeing snow in new england. what we're looking at is spotty trailing precipitation, it won't be raining all the time him future tracker 6 shows you when it is it is possible to get freeze up on roads. the model trying to indicate that by showing precipitation in blue. at times you can see sleet mixing in. even when it's all rain. not a washout today certainly something to

mayor nutter signed legislation today targeting businesses with at least 10 employees.rs will now earn one hour of paid sick leave for every 40 hours of work and that starts in about 90 days. >>> a former football player turned activist has the spotlight on him at villanova university tonight. eric lagrand from rutgers university was given the father bill atkinson award given out each year to a person, group or organization for their service to their community and beyond. lagrand was paralyzed after a tackle during a football game in 2010. he's ban leader off the field since advocating for people with disabilities. his jersey number 52 was the first to ever be retired by rutgers in 2013. >> powerball mania sums up last night's mad scramble to buy tickets for shot at more than a half billion dollars. well we all know how this turned out. we're still here so obviously the winners weren't in this particular area. the big winners are in texas north carolina and puerto rico but somebody who bought a ticket in delaware county also has a big chunk of change coming. >> in fact

this morning the former spokesperson for current mayor michael nutter says that he wants the job. >>nge begins. today is the day when a bright future for philadelphia begins. >> doug oliver launched his campaign in german town yesterday. the 40-year-old told supporters that he would look at the problems plaguing the city with fresh eyes. oliver, who, again, is mayor michael nutter's former spokesperson, is the fifth candidate to enter the race for the democratic nomination. he joins former district attorney, lynn abraham, state senator anthony williams former judge, nelson diaz and former city councilman jim kenny. the primary is may 19th. >>> tomorrow hundreds of protesters from our area will join a statewide push in pennsylvania to raise the minimum wage. busload of people will leave from philadelphia for the event in harrisburg. an organization called rage the wage p.a. is behind the campaign. organizers say they want the minimum wage to increase from $7.25 to at least $10.10 in the state. >>> also happening tomorrow small business owners can learn more about what the affordable c

nbc 10 spoke to mayor michael nutter this morning and what happened last night got relayed to him in call this morning. >> just kind of sitting there, getting ready for my day and i got a call from chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz. she asked if we would be the host city for 2016 dnc convention, which, of course i screamed yes. and so we're very excited. >> reporter: and, of course there is still labor contracts to be signed among all the unions down at the wells fargo center and security and logistics and details have to be worked out. there will be a noon conference call involving the mayor and other principles. after that a press conference and gradually will ripple through the community in terms of how exactly do we sort of coordinate logistics and all the motorcades and as you hear sirens, public safety and police escorts. all of these things sort of a dry run when the republican national convention was here back in the year 2000 impacting both new jersey and pennsylvania from the camden county side as well as through the suburbs on the pennsylvania side. so a lot of details s

this afternoon mayor nutter will encourage local businesses to hire more young people for summer jobs. the mayor has set city-wide goals of 10,000 job opportunities for philadelphia's youth. >>> and it's 6:07 and temperatures are dropping this morning. that's going to lead to some icy spots. in fact, count on ice forming in the suburbs right now. much of the area already seeing temperatures below freezing. an arctic blast this afternoon. the wind will be blowing temperatures into the 20s later today. colder than it is right now. and on our way to another round of record cold temperatures tonight. 24 degrees in allentown. when we went on the air at 4:00 this morning it was in the 30s in allentown. northeast philadelphia, millville, both at 34 degrees. that will not last. and even cape may could see some ice forming on beach avenue as the temperatures are quickly dropping there, too. and as the cold air moves in it's actually producing a few snow showers in lancaster and chester county northern chester county and now into central montgomery county as well. the snow won't last. in fact,

be bought as souvenirs good or given as a gift as was the case a few months ago when mayor michael nutternd governor tom corbett presented tiles of the the evangelist matthew mark luke and john to pope francis when they traveled to rome in hopes of having the holy father visit philadelphia next year. in addition to being the love of tile and mercer an archaeologist who studied law at the university of pennsylvania, collected many artifacts. lots of them. many of which can be found inside of a museum, which bears his name. >> this is his museum that he design, and built to house his collection of early americana. what you do experience in here is probably one of the most even psyched pied i can collections of early american material culture in the world. >> there are objects of every kind. by cycles to boats, sled to horse drawn carriages. >> you come to doylestown and you come into this central part of the mercer museum and you have that oh, my gosh oh, wow experience just like people did in 1960. the stories that we speak from these objects are store that is resonate down through the age

among the characters tonight, mayor michael nutter who plays himself. there's no word how big his role will be. you have to tune in to see for yourself. watch the new episode during the all new thursday night on nbc starting with "the slap" at 8:00 "black list" 599, allegiance and nbc news 10 at 11:00. >> there are thousands of cars for people to drive a car. there are more rebuilt wrecks on the road in new jersey than anywhere else in the country. what you need to do to protect yourself. >> this philadelphia ice house still holding on. now the investigators are asking questions. new at 6:00 why l & i won't step in to tear it down. then a billion dollar deficit when it comes to pensions in philadelphia. that number is growing quickly. new at 6:00, candidates running for mayor tell us how they plan to make sure that problem doesn't bankrupt the city. a story you'll only find on the nbc 107 app. take a look at butterscotch the puppy looks very happy now. a few weeks ago, he was so emaciated we decided not to show his picture on tv. butterscotch is recover

are speaking out about lose to go philadelphia, north city mayor bill deblasio said he called mayor nutter to congratulate him with you he is disappointed that the convention won't make its way to brooklyn. >> we knew this was a tough decision. we knew from the beginning this was a highly competitive dynamic. that was something clear over and over again not just with philly but with columbus and we gave it our all. people all over this city participated. we had a great outpouring of support from elect officials, community leaders business community, labor community, we could not be more proud on have that effort. >> nice try. >> columbus, ohio. mayor michael coleman says he is proud his city was able to compete with cities the size of philly and new york saying it can help them gain other conventions down the road. >>> coming up on 5:09. a two-year old is dead a after darting out in front of the septa trolley, a warning for you just details are heart breaking and here they are. this happened just before 1:00 yesterday afternoon in lancaster and 54th street area in west philadelphia new sur

once again talking to mayor nutter coming up on the "cw philly".t on cbs this morning first ever cyber security sum at this time protect americans from hack attacks. >> keeping it live, keeping it local on the c. good morning it is friday february 13th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." millions caught in a deep freeze. the national guard is called in ahead of a new blizzard threat. >>> a terrifying ride. students trapped for 14 minutes on a runaway school bus. >>> plus millions of roses ready for valentine's day. we'll take you halfway across the world to show you how they make it into your bouquet. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> windchill warnings and advisories could feel as cold as 35 below zero out the door and this is just the beginning. >> dangerous arctic air

. >> by the time mayor nutter took the noontime phone call from dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz. >i'm thrilled to announce the d inform c will host its 2016 democratic national convention in the city of brotherly the wonderful city of philadelphia. >> whoo! >> reporter: the secret was already out. philly offers democrats an national tv audience great background visuals. how do you beat the liberty bell but wasserman schultz told me this was a business decision pure and simple. >> logistics security and resources and making sure that our delegates experience was absolutely phenomenal. >> we never got into a we have have to beat new york. wove beat columbus. our mind set has always been let's show people who we are. >> reporter: philadelphia's republican national convention is in 2000 sand was given generally high marks. the city did not bid on the 2012 gathering. the siting at that time -- deciding at that time they were not ready to put their best foot forward. this time around congressman bob brady says he pushed wasserman schultz hard. >> hugs do work. i hugged her every day. gav

mayor nutter is voicing his approval of this bill. >>> and students got a national title in wilmington. a team of students at cab calloway school of the arts plan to discuss their app blue print for the app challenge, little did they know that this assembly was called for them to be named best in the nation. >>> the coach of duke got all sorts of national attention when he did this weeks ago and now a local basketball coach. >> we have numbers for you 73 530 and 1,000 he is 73 years old and often runss practice at 5:30 a.m. and is looking at win 1,000. jaime apody spoke to him. >> 500 600 700 record breaking 903, those are the marks he has passed in his career and tonight he hopes to hit a milestone he never thought possible. 1,000 wins. >> it's big because nobody has done it besides mike. i told you i can't wait for it to be over so we get the player off the players. >> the duke legendry coach accomplished it last week but magee did it at division two philadelphia u. >> one step ahead of posse i would not be in the hall. fame and accomplishing what i'm accomplishing now. >> herby is t

. >>> mayor nutter is going to challenge philadelphia businesses to higher young people this summer. the mayor will hold a press conference today to get young people out there to work. he said these jobs prepare the young people for tomorrow's workforce. >> we're following breaks news, s.w.a.t teams have added to the heavy police presence in bucks county. our annie mccormick will have a live report from the scene. standoff. >>> underground explosion rattled the scene at a busy center city block. we'll find out what caused that explosion. we'll be right back. good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this monday, february 23. we're following a lot of breaking news. police and s.w.a.t teams have rounded a bucks county shopping mall where they believe a burglary suspect is hiding on the roof. >> chopper 6 is live over this breaking traffic story. this is a terrible crash involving an ambulance. this is blocking a major intersection in south jersey. >> accuweather is tracking another blast of arctic air that will send us back into the deep freeze. let's find out about that and going over to david

we heard from mayor nutter talking about everything going on. he said they expect to get a federal grant to pay for all the manpower. >> that would help, tam. it takes a lot of fundraising to pull off the dnc. the general manager at the hard rock cafe remembers when philadelphia hosted the gop convention 15 years ago. >> it was tremendous for the city and hardrock. >> it will be impossible to book a hotel for the convention. available rooms will be parceled out to big rooms and dell -- delegations looking to book an entire block. >>> stay up to date at 6abc.com and our news app. >> the phillies are heading south for spring training. it is expected to take the truck until sunday to make it to clearwater florida. it will packed with 1200 baseballs and ballots and it's not all work they will have golf clubs in tow. >> it will be 57 degrees in clearwater, it is somewhat cool, but nice for us. >> reporter: when you see the guys down there in, you know spring is near and the end is near. as we look outside we have clear skies and cold conditions. ever