take greenway avenue or paschall avenue to get on by. it is also affecting route -- septa route 11 trolley rerouted onto elmwood between 73rd and 49th for the time being. out in pennington, right around trenton route 31 southbound, inning i had side, still the lane shift out there for the next 15 minute or so due to emergency pothole construction and an accident, naught lower moreland, byberry road, right around huntington pike. so just use some caution when traveling through the area there. good thing mass transit all running on time with no delays. that's great alternate for you. we just don't want you to forget when you are on the road you can get updated information about traffic backups with the new your drive app. make sure to download the app for iphone and android devices by going to cbsphilly.com/your drive. >> ♪ ♪ >> the word is oscars, academy awards just few weeks away, and the nominees are already identifying up their competition. >> some of the biggest stars? hill wood got a chance to meet and mingle at a special luncheon i

you want to take greenway avenue, or paschall avenue to get on by. also affecting septa route 11 trolley which now in shuttle passing passengers between island and 49th, erika back to you. >> thank you jess. well, these frigid temperatures are hearing all morning, causing black ice concerns as you head out the door. good news, though, one major route has reopened to traffic for morning commuters. let's get taught jan carabeo in east falls good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning, lincoln drive here near wissahickon avenue reopened right around 4:00 this morning. police had hoped to reopen the road before the morning rush, they certainly did that, and that's good news for everyone, who uses this road early morning, this road, again reopened at 4:00. the salt trucks came out to put another layer of salt in hopes this completely fixes one and for all this icing problem in the areament take look at the video what look to looked like down there, conditions, just short time ago a lot of water a lot of ice. those conditions at this location have been

before, the 22 year old victim told the sergeant he was driving on the six a hundred block every paschall not far from the station, when he heard three shots ring out. then realized, he had been hit. acting quickly the sergeant got the victim into a police cruiser, and drove him to penn hospital for treatment. >> halfway between this location and the hospital, the victim, who was talking then just became unconscious. >> back at the shooting scene police found witness who heard the shots and may have seen a get-away car. >> and i said the shooter was last seen in a dark colored or black dodge charger. we have no description of the shooter just description of the vehicle. a dark black dodge charger . >> the away car likely black or dark colored charger. police have cancer all over the area trying to find lease in this case this morning. >> we know he went straight to surgery, and unconscious name not being released. live in southwest philly, justin fin. i "eyewitness news". >> a 13 year old girl is behind bars this morning after police say an argument at a nicetown laudromat escalate today

conscious and then he became unconscious. >> reporter: now police did go to that scene at 66th and paschal where they believe the shooting did occur. they also located a witness. now, they don't have a description on the suspect but they do have a description on a vehicle seen leaving that area around the same time. it's a late model dodge charger, that's the only description that they have. now, i just spoke with police. that victim who is in critical condition is still in surgery at hup. again, he's in critical condition at this time. for now reporting from southwest philadelphia, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." >> annie, thank you for all those details. >>> and high winds are said to be a contributing factor in a deadly accident in radnor. police say a man in his 50's was driving on sproul road when a tree crashed on top of his car just before 5:00 last night. his car kept on going and then crashed into another vehicle head on. the man later died at the hospital and the person in the vehicle that he hit however was not hurt. when that tree came down it brought down power lines

paschal says she will launch her own production company. >>> this actually happened. this morning a missouri mother is accused of conspiring with relatives to have her own 6-year-old son kidnapped. police say the boy's mother his grand mother his aunt and a 23-year-old man planned the fake kidnapping to teach him a lesson. they thought the boy was too nice to people. police say the man lured the little boy into his pickup truck on monday after school he tied the boy up covered his head with a jacket and told him he'd never see his family again. >> in 11 years i've been in law enforcement, i've never seen anything like that, when it is okay to terrorize a child, to they will them that they would die. >> just unimaginable. police say the little boy told his teacher about the entire ordeal. that child is now staying with another relative. >>> jayson werth will spend his final weekend in jail on reckless driving charges. werth will report today for his final three days. last july he was stopped after going 105 miles per hour on the beltway. werth is being allowed to serve

it was just before 1:30 police say a 22-year-old man was driving this chevy at 65th and paschall when three shots came through. he managed to keep driving, speeding with no headlights up the block to woodland avenue where a sergeant just happened to be outside. >> initially he was conscious and then he became unconscious and was no longer able to talk to the sergeant. >> reporter: with a gunshot wound to the chest, the sergeant rushed the man to -- at the scene, this delivery driver says he makes several trips in this area at night. do you worry at night when you're driving? >> yeah. >> reporter: he wonders now if the shooting was targeted or random. >> i don't want to something to happen to me or somebody else. >> reporter: detectives searched through surveillance video and this former cop says she's grateful there weren't more victims. >> that car kafka reasoncould have careened and hit somebody else. >> reporter: police did speak to a witness of the shooting who told investigators he pulled up behind the victim's car on paschall. the victim was talking with someone standing next to

police say gunfire errupted nearby at 66 and paschall avenue just before 1:30, that's right around the corner from the district. no word right now on a motive. >>> now, new this morning a fire breaks out inside vacant two story house in camden. "eyewitness news" at the scene here on the 700 block every mount vernon street, crews had it under control in about an hour. no one was hurt. but the cause has yet to be determined. >>> happening today, paid sick leave advocates will hold news conference at philadelphia city hall before council committee hear testimony on the controversial bill. already vetoed twice, by mayor michael nutter, the revised plan would require businesses with ten or more workers to offer the benefit. 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 a

that victim telling him that as he was driving near 66th and paschal that there were shots that werend that is when he was hit. now, when he was approaching the 12th district police station, knowing that it was nearby, he was driving at a high rate of speed with his headlights off. again, that sergeant trying to get as much information out of him as possible. here's what police had to say about what they continued with the investigation. >> we went to the 6500 block of paschal street where the shooting supposedly took place. we did find one witness who said that the shots were fired from the 6500 block of pascal street. they said the shooter was last seen in a dark colored or black dodge charger. we have no description of the shooter just description of the vehicle. >> reporter: now we're told that that 22-year-old victim again shot in the chest was brought into surgery at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. he was in critical condition. at this point we don't have an update on his condition. again, they are saying that he's in very critical condition at this time. for no

sony pictures entertainment announcing that amy paschal who was cochairman of spe and chairman of the motion picture group will be leaving her post. the announcement says she will launch a production venture at the studio and transition to a new venture in may of 2015. of course this comes after the hacking of sony's systems and e-mails revealed in which amy paschal made very questionable comments that were -- many people said were racist. so this comes after some of the embarrassing e-mails were revealed and after the sony hack was described as handled very poorly by many. now of course the interview, the film that this all was based on, was released by the studio in december and performed very well in individual on demand but this is perhaps nos surprise that amy paschal is leaving her post at sony and is going to be launching what they call a new production venture. this is what often happens in hollywood when big high-profile executives get pushed out. they're not entirely fired. they just leave and go start their own venture under the arm of the studio. back to you. >> thanks so

. >> reporter: amy paschall is stepping down. paschall will launch a new production venture at the studio starting in may. >>> radio shack has declared bankruptcy in almost 100 years. sprint will open a store within a store in as many as 1700 of those. radio shack products will be sold there. >>> stocks claimed thursday with the do you posting its 4th straight gain. wall street is waiting for the january jobs report. the economy created 230,000 jobs last month. >>> forget monopoly money. you can get real money with some of the board games at least in france. hasbrow is marking its first appearance in france. there will be a complete bank drawer of crash that's more than $23,000. back to you, matt and tam. >> thank you maribel. we have breaking news coming to us from kensington, the water is falling on the 1900 block of howard street in the kensington section after a water main break overnight. let's take a look at what we can see. you can see it flowing in the streets. of course that's got to be creating icy conditions on this co

victim told the police sergeant that the shooting happened nearby, only about a block away at 66th and paschalent officers down that scene. they did find witness who said that they did see a shooting occur. they do not have any descriptions of a suspect but they were able to say that they saw a black dodge charger at the scene. now, that's all the information they have at this point. as you can see again here that they're still holding this scene waiting for a tow truck to come. you can see that there's crime scene tape all around the outside of this police station. again, that sergeant talking to southwest detectives at this hour since the victim did lose consciousness and likely said was -- like we said was brought into surgery at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. we're told that he's in critical condition. they do not know if he will make it. for now reporting live from southwest philadelphia, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." >> thank you an north a delaware county road that was the scene of a deadly crash caused in part by wind is back opened this morning. police say

live you can see the vehicle right here and police did find surveillance video down the street at paschall and are looking at that now. the victim is critical and right now the motive for the shooting is a mystery. the route 11 trolley is being detoured for the time being. now we are live in southwest philadelphia, matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> and we are following other breaking news as philadelphia police search for two men who broke into a home. they stole money and jewelry from a couple who has lived here for more than 65 years. this happened before 4:00 this morning in the frankfurt section. robert got away. nobody was hurt. >>> frigid conditions battling flames on mount vernon street. nobody was hurt. meantime, new from overnight, lincoln drive in philadelphia reopened an hour and a half ago. police blocked out the lane near gypsy because of the water plain break icing over. chuck is spray inging salt to melt the snow. >>> wet grounds played a part in the crash here inville villanova. the car kept going and crashed into another car. nobody else was hurt. >>> a woman and her teenag

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amy paschal came under fire for e-mails containing perceived racist remarks of president obama along with criticisms of several hollywood celebrities. >>> the head of the fcc says he wants to regulate the internet like phone service. tom wheeler has announced his support for what's called net truth y'allity. the banning of any higher tiered service for customers willing to pay more. net neutrality is opposed by many tech companies but supported by consumer groups. shannon preem has a closer look at the implications on our webpage. foxnews.com/special report. it is in the video section. >>> still ahead nbc's brian williams has a great war story. the problem is it doesn't appear a lot of it is true. the latest from howie curtz. >>> first, or reg done's governor has a credibility problem tonight and for a powerful voice, they are calling on him to quit. daughter: do you and mom still have money with that broker? dad: yeah, 20 something years now. thinking about what you want to do with your money? daughter: looking at options. what do you guys pay in fees? dad: i don't know exactly. dau

. >>> amy paschal will leave her position at sony after nine years.ent path was blighted by leaked e-mails. more recently "the interview" which provoked the hacking attempt was the type she says she loves to make. this may be the final blow in the interview oig saga. she will launch her own production company. >>> today the driver of an suv hit by a commuter train will be laid to rest. services for 49-year-old ellen brody will be held in westchester county north of new york city. witnesses say brody drove on to the tracks tuesday after her car was hit by a crossing gate in a new york city suburb. the collision with the train sparked a major fire. five people on the train were also killed. this morning ntsb investigators continue to make progress on learning what was happening before that crash. black boxes say everything was operating normally and the train was traveling below its 60-mile-per-hour speed limit. investigators also talked to train engineer steven smalls. they say he did hit the emergency brake, but takes about 30 seconds to stop the trai

in the wake of amy paschal stepping down as sony studio chief entertainment chairman and ceo michael lipton named tom rothman as her replacement as the next chairman of sony's group. rothman is chairman of tristar productions at sony pictures an announcing michael lynton's contract with sony has been extended but did not reveal for how long. scott, back over to you. >> okay. thank you so much. guys, where do you want to go from here? how about futures now. that's where we're going. bond yields are falling on janet yellen's testimony. jackie deangelis is at the nymex with more. >> good afternoon, scott. that's right. it's not just the short term or long term it's really the whole curve yields are falling today. brian, i'm curious to get your take on janet yellen. what were traders in the pits list forng for? >> in general her dovish tone. the fed minutes the economic datand now yellen today all indications they will hold off longer on raising rates. looking at the fourth quarter something like that that's why you're seeing the rally in the bond market and rates drop. a key rejection o

amy ps paschal speaking out after being more or less fired from her post at sony. dow up 56.squawk alley" continues in a moment. in my world, wall isn't a street. return on investment isn't the only return i'm looking forward to. for some, every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. our commitment to current and former military members and their families is without equal. start investing with as little as fifty dollars. >>> re/code's kara swisher set to sit down for an interview with president obama tomorrow and joins us this morning from san francisco. kara, good morning to you. >> how are you doing? >> we were just discussing off air how many different questions you can pose to this president regarding tech. >> yeah. it's going to be a nine hour interview, 17 parts. >> what's first? >> i don't know. i was thinking about that. obviously the tensions between the administration and silicon valley over hacking, privacy, and a bunch of stuff i think is

. >>: the paschal year has been difficult without her here but you have to realize sometimes that evens nine years she still is kind of here watching over us. i like to think about if i try harder she would see me after and she will know that i'm improving for myself and not just wanted it for her. >> reporter: was like the days and weeks after she passed away? >>: it was really difficult it was a lot of crying it's kind of hard when you know you you're not gonna see her in third. or not and much it was very sad and hard. >> reporter: where were you were you heard the news. ? >> reporter: their little posters are wrong where she was head. --hit. >>: ida's the north to do it my mother called me out of my room and told me all wanted to do was go over my other friend tiles and cried. --i was in my room. >> reporter: we will be right back. ♪ ♪f you wantt ♪♪o out and t it ♪ >> reporter: the time is 741 traffic is jammed was always a high-rise is not backing up into downtown white-- headwork. --hayward. sing >> reporter: their madonna taking a tumble the 66 your was walking down off of the p

amy paschal will be leaving. she became embroiled in a sand -- scandal.n e-mails were made public including racial remarks about president obama's taste in movies. she will get a production deal at sony instead. shares of go pro getting pounded in the premarket, down almost 12%. they forecast missed estimates. we are just minutes away from the release of the january jobs report, but we already know that the sharp drop in oil prices have led to massive job cuts in that industry. reaching a two-year high. according to a challenger report, over 32% of cuts in general are work from the energy sector totaling 70,000 jobs. i want to bring in alan krueger, of princeton, former chairman of resident barack obama's council of economic advisors and former chief economist at the department of labor. take you for joining us this morning. let me ask, first of all, what you think about this jobs report. we heard earlier, there will be a lot of revisions. january is a difficult month to forecast, because there are a lot of seasonal hirings and then firings. how important

the 22 year old victim was shot near 65th and paschall streets around 1:30 this morning, police say theight, want to get your forecast right now with kate. man, compare the temperatures yesterday morning, it is so colds out there. >> it is absolutely a lot colder a loft have you dropped within the last 24 hours span, as much as 30 degrees. so it is a noticeable difference, and we still have the winds to contend with. not anywhere near as harsh as last night thank goodness, but enough it will make it feel that much colder. thankfully storm scan3 is also quiet. we really just have a handful every clouds out there but expect fully dry day. call it mostly sunny but we are, again specking at least some clouds along the way 28 degrees the expected high feeling no better than the teens generally speaking, partly cloudy tonight not quite as harsh, odd to think 23 wouldn't sounds as harsh but compared to the teens this morning it beats that. but we do go on roller coaster ride. perhaps snow shower, to the north, tomorrow, through specially the pocono region, but specially thursday, we will seymo

. >> do they have to get rid of paschall. was that the right move? >> it was a nod to this is embarrassing. but it wasn't a major thickng. the spider man picture, she's still involved with it. so it's not like they showed her the door. they just had her step to a different level. >> three years from now what will sony look like? >> they're going to sell off some stuff. they're not win ongning on the mobile side. >> is it palatable inside japan to make these moves? they always had one hand behind their back. >> more than it used to be. >> i think they will accept it. they want this company -- there's a tremendous pride in these companies that are, you know part of these national companies like sony but they don't want to see it go away. they want this guy to do whatever he needs to. we know it hasn't gone well but he's still in there fighting so this year he will make some of these really big moves. >> given the fact that it hasn't worked over the past two years is he the right guy? >> considering where he started, i think so. >> is there another guy

this happened before 1:30 in the morning at 65th and paschall.as driving through the area when a bullet hit him in the chest. he managed to keep driving to the police station when a sergeant was outside to help him get to the hospital. the victim is listed in critical condition. >>> i'm vai sikahema. we'll have another live update in 25 minutes. you can get the latest on the nbc 10 app. see you in another half hour. >> 7:30 and here's a view from the top of the rock. we wish we could go way south to florida. look here on the plaza. it is 18 degrees outside. a chilly day here after snow yesterday in the deep freeze gripping a large portion of the country. >> the weather is the top of our news and another dangerous commute across the northeast. the plunging temperatures combined with monday's snow and freezing rain led to icy conditions on roads from philadelphia all the way up to maine. >> more than 228,000 jeep cherokees are being recalled this morning. a software problem has been discovered that can apparently cause side air bags to inflate with