as you can see deputy commissioner richard ross walking a way from reporters who are at the scene at the hospital. he was certainly not somber but more than serious because yet another philadelphia police officer was gunned down tonight. but fortunately daniel costic is in stable condition. let's two to ducis rogers and latest word on phillies. >> not good right now jim phillies are struggling collection of 1 games represented a tenth ofen season. right now phillys are not a good baseball team. wrapping up with the marlins this afternoon at the park no score fourth inning. he smacked a two run single. he goes 4-4. 2-0 marlins. still a till he drives in four. sixth inning john carlos absolutely crushing this baseball. phillies lose 9-1 to fall to 5-11 on the year. >> to me the fundamentals of the game we're not doing very good right now and you know, when you're not doing well those are the things you have to do. it's going to keep you in the game maybe when you're game. >> still to come, we'll talk eagles and hear their mind-set heading into next week's nfl why are dwight evans, mari

too soon to get answers from the deputy commissioner richard ross on duty here while police commissionert the in hawaii celebrating his 30th wedding anniversary. we will find out from richard ross immediately when he comes in whether or not he will send any philadelphia police officers on assignment down to baltimore or ask for volunteers to go to baltimore because that is a dangerous assignment as you saw a all of those police officers getting hit with rocks. stuff we usually see in the middle east on the west bank, not on the east coast of america. >> put out calls to washington d.c. philadelphia, we have had to go to the state to get those numbers up. we're looking at numbers coming n we are looking forward to that support from what i know we had black gorilla families, bloods, crips had a meeting yesterday, validated and verified, where they said at the conclusion of mr. gray's funeral today each group was intend to go kill and take out a police officer. >> we pushed it out over city wide teletype so we will be ready role calls as well as it is e-mail. the threat is to suggest that n

now not long after the shooting a deputy chief richard ross he was here at the hospital giving a press conference answering the media's questions. you'll hear from deputy chief ross coming up in the next half hour. report willing live katy zachry "nbc 10 news." >>> last night's shooting came weeks after a philadelphia police officer was killed in the line of duty. you all remember this story. sergeant robert wilson iii died in march. two men shot him to death when he stopped them from robbing a game store in north philadelphia. when breaking news happens in this community, you can count on "nbc 10" to tell you about it. now those of you who have the "nbc 10" app found out about last night's police shooting first. you can always get breaking weather and news alerts. that app is a free download. >>> we have stunning new video from overnight showing a septa bus on fire in south philadelphia. that bus was on broad street near the wells fargo center when it caught fire. one of our colleagues at "comcast sportsnet" shot this video for us. the drivers and passengers all made it out safely. >>

coming up at 5:30 you'll hear more from deputy chief richard ross about the officer who was shot. reporting live in west philadelphia katy zachry "nbc 10 news." >>> last night's shooting came weeks after another philadelphia police officer was killed in the line of duty. sargeant robert wilson iii died in march during a robbery in north philadelphia. two brothers are charged with murdering him. >>> remember when breaking news happens in this community you can count on "nbc 10" to let you know about it as soon as possible. our viewers who have the "nbc 10" app found out about last night's police shooting first. you can get breaking news and weather alerts and the app is a free download. >>> just about 5:05. stunning new images from overnight. a accept at that bus on fire in south philadelphia. one of our colleagues at "comcast sportsnet" shot this void yes at the wells fargo center. the driver made it off the bus without any injuries. >>> a woman accused of abandoning her disabled son in the woods officially faces a murder charge. a philadelphia judge arranged nyia parler on charge

deputy police commissioner richard ross says officer kostick will be okay. >> elinguation -- he's in good spirits. i asked him if i could say. that will he said absolutely. he's here with his family right now. we are just very, very lucky. he's very lucky given the circumstances, obviously we do not know what was on this guy's mind to have someone say something like that is highly unusual. >> and reminder you can stay to up date by signing up for breaking news text alertsment just text cbs philly news, all one word to 84816. you can sign up on our website cbsphilly.com. >> newly-released data cam show chicago police rescuing two people from a burning car. officers managed to free the driver and his passengers before flames completely engulf the vehicle. this is the aftermath of the fire. that car yes just a crumbled charred piece of metal. the drivers recovering and facing a traffic violation there it is right right there. >> firefighters reach two men clinic to go atv's in the middle of a raging river. men were attempt to go cross in a portion of normally shallow waters, once on sho

richard ross. the high percentage shot. stanford will sweat it out. up to with the ball.all will come through time and time again in this one. hits the shot with 59 seconds left. they're up four, wrap it up. 67-50. tonight belongs to scott reiss. >> reporter: mark stanford improves to an incredible 14-4 all time here at madison square garden. thanks in part to chasson randall. >> just to be able to have my name behind it. not just me a lot of my team mates, family, coaches everybody helped me get there. >> they've become the all time leading scorer in history. it's like wow. to do it at madison square garden, he will always remember it for the rest of his life any way. >> the cardinal advance to play miami in thursday's championship game. if they win, they will pass michigan for the top nit wins. they would cut down the nets here at madison square garden for the second time in four years. in new york, scott reiss, ktvu 2 news. >>> and the angels were not able to run away from the a's to come back and win it. young catcher with a 2-1 triple. that breaks the tie. 13-10. a's

. >> reporter: that that you can with richard ross and dave schratwieser before baltimore's police commissionerut the call into deputy commissioner ross, about whether or not he had any available men to either send on assignment down there or asked to volunteer in baltimore. we will talk to the deputy commissioner when he comes in today. before yesterday's violence the the a arrest in baltimore 35 just on saturday, people charged with rioting, burglary and assaulting police. one of those 35 from here in philadelphia according to the maryland prison spokesmen. it is not men if any of people arrested yesterday are from here as well. commissioner ramsey by the way for those watching and wondering, may not have been here but he is, taking his first vacation in three years since 2012 celebrating the the 30th wedding anniversary. even though he is not here you can bet he is in contact by phone and e-mail with deputy commissioner ross about baltimore's request not only the police commissioner here in philadelphia but hold national leadership rolls as well on that president's commission as well. again

i asked deputy police commissioner richard ross about the practice have of reading the first amendmentthe demonstration got going. >> it is important. what we do is we are here to protect the constitution, rights of all, that is what we will do. they have a right to protest. we support that. everyone should know that. we want everybody to do it peacefully and that is important. >> reporter: right new driving around city hall here all of the roadways are open. they have been closed off earlier. what is unknown is when this protest will end and whether any of the protesters will leave here and go to other destinations obviously that could cause congestion in center city and other areas. we will be here live live from city hall i'm walt hunter for "eyewitness news". >>> walt, thanks very much. >>> it has been weeks since two south jersey homeowners have been told to leave their homes because of this situation this their backyard. officials say erosion there made it too dangerous to stay but where do they go from here. our new jersey reporter cleve bryan went looking for answerness florenc

deputy commissioner richard ross went on to say it is unusual to hear suspect recite those word quote i don't want testify to do this prior to firing shots at an officer just more serious things of what could have happened and what the suspect was capable of doing. >>> off-duty police officer is working on a sketch have the man who tried to rob him at gunpoint while out walking his dog. we told but this story in overbrook. the officer fired when he spotted the weapon. suspect fired back before fleeing 5800 block of malvern wednesday night. police do not believe he was injured. >>> also philadelphia police are investigating the deadly shooting of the food delivery man in the north east. >> they say he was shot in the 500 block of hill creek park before trying to drive away. lets get to steve keeley. he crash his car while trying to get away. >> reporter: lou at that list of the world's most dangerous jobs and right below police officer to doubt is local food delivery man especially those who work late at night. here we go again. we have seen this in this city so much times before where

much northbound this punt it tout their officers as well women spoke with deputy commissioner richard ross about what the police department is doing to keep their officers safe. >> this is scary stuff. i mean when ever you get an alert like that that says this is a credible threat, i mean you really really have to be careful with that information. >> concerned obviously. >> for a lot of reasons for the safety of the men and women in blue. more importantly we push that out. we got to let them know. it's important that they are aware. i mean, so far the threat is not -- nothing suggested here but we still got to be mindful of the fact that this stuff is hate can spread pretty wide and so we push it out to everybody so they're aware and tell them to be cautious. >> reporter: deputy ross points out that except for the blood street gang there have been no sign of those other two gangs here in philadelphia in recent years. he points out that there are several strong and violent neighborhood street gangs that could take note of this alert and potentially take action so that's why officers are bei

you heard from deputy commissioner richard ross saying that the police officer is expected to be okayith his family by his side. however, definitely, about on the toward hear the word of the suspect allegedly saying i don't want to have to do this before opening fire on police, mike and alex. >> thanks, jen. >>> philadelphia police are investigating deadly shooting of the food delivery man in the northeast. the victim made deliveries to the the hill creek homes on the 500 block of hill creek park. he was shot at least one time before driving away, just after 10:30 last night. police say the 49 year-old man crash in the electric pole that was just a few blocks away. >>> 8:08. we have sad news in the entertainment world. >> former child star on the show everybody loves raymond has reportedly committed suicide. >> he died by suicide. >> she played one of ray ramone's twin sons on the show. his real life brother and sister played other twins. reports indicate that the 19 year-old shot himself yesterday on the front porch of his family's home in texas. he had come over for a visit. >>> big

in fact richard ross told our dave schratwieser last night that every officer that was reporting for duty at roll call, everyone got an e-mail or text warning them about that threat to stay on high alert. >> i'm extremely disappointed in what has happened in this beautiful city tonight. i'm disappointed in the fact that the damage has been done to these communities. i'm difficulties a appoint that had we could not be more response iible and embarrassment that we have nationwide in our community. this is not protesting. this is not your first amendment right. these are criminal acts doing damage to a community that is challenged that do not need this and do not need to be harmed in the ways we have today. lie forward to having more support coming tomorrow from around the region and put out calls to washington d.c., philadelphia we have to get to the the state to get those numbers up but you we are numbers coming so we are looking forward to that support. >> this is scary stuff. >> whenever you have an alert like that, that this is a credible threat, you you have to be careful with tha

we have richard ross, head of technical technical analysis, and erin gibs with sb capital iq.edictable and volatile how do we trade? >> this is a tough call and as a portfolio manager, i actually made the call too early being very favorable for energy back in last december but at the risk of being rong for a second time, i think we finally seen stabilization in oil prices and though it's been rather volatile, we've not seen the huge 30% decline we saw at the beginning of the year, and for recent weeks, it's been trading more stabilized and more importantly, earnings growth or earnings declined this year stabilized around negative 55% for the year. at least we have a better sense of where the stocks will be for the year as well as what's going to happen in 2016. now, they are not kpak exactly the value we thought they were in november. they are trading rich. the prices have stabilized, and, again, i think as we move further in the year and people look at 2016 we look again, at growth these companies really are going to have that value. as well as the fact they offer a 3% divide

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richard schoeck is dead. she doesn't have excuses. >> reporter: stacey schoeck pleaded guilty to murder. reggie coleman did the same. lynitra rosst parole. the case solved. three convictions for the detective who pored through reams of phone numbers and sniffed out a murder for hire case. >> you know, when your gut tells you something, you should go with it. and if it makes sense, then that's probably what it is. >> reporter: pretty obvious if i ask you where this fits in your catalogue of cases. >> there'll be -- never be another one like it, i'm pretty sure. i hope not. >> reporter: and now finally, the last admission. a few days after stacey was sent away, richard's sister, carol, went to see her, glared at stacey through the glass partition. she didn't buy stacey's story about her reason for killing richard. >> i said, "okay, stacey, this is it. i want to know." and i said, "no bull, no lies, i wan to know why you had richard killed." >> reporter: there was a long pause. and then out it came. >> she said, "because of my actions back then, and because of the way i was living my life, i knew that i couldn't divorce richard. be