>> new details right now at 11:00 about an isis arrest and his connection to the delaware valley. what we've uncovered about who he is, where he lived and the connection he allegedly had to a vicious terror group. good evening to you, i'm jessica dean. chris may is off tonight. "eyewitness news" has learned tonight suspect had close ties to dover delaware. he lived there. he worked there. and he made money there that federal investigators say could

have ended up with isis fighters. david spunt has the new information we've learned tonight. >> reporter: according to these court documents 30-year-old lived at this dover delaware app complex until august when his landlord sued him for not paying ren law enforcement source says he work at the local mall here the dover mall. he's been gone for months but tonight people are talking about him. he is now international name and just a few months ago he lived behind this door at this quiet dover, delaware, apartment complex. >> we need to be aware of our surroundings and be aware of what people are up to. >> reporter: jeremiah lives a few doors down. he told "eyewitness news" he was stunned to hear his former neighbor allegedly had plans to join isis. >> they offer to be a friend, they offer to give you a better life. they offer something you might be missing in your heart. he was arrested in jackson jacksonville florida on wednesday and charged with

aiding two other terror suspects who were arrested in new york city. court documents released this week say the 30-year-old operated mall kiosks that sell kitchen wear and fix cell phones phones. source with dover police told "eyewitness news" that he work at a cell phone kiosk inside the dover mall. another place where jeremiah millner says he saw the terror suspect. >> i shopped in the mall a lot and he walk by his stand every day and fixes phones and he offered to fix my phone one time and just knowing that it could be anybody. report roar court documents show management at his dover apartment complex sued him in august for not paying rent. records show he also oped a kiosk in philadelphia. but authorities have not said which mall. authorities say the three men were radicalized online and believe he financed the operation. reporting from dover, delaware david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". these revelations come as the man behind the mask in the isis terror videos is identified identified. us officials say mohammed emwazi

is the terrorist known as jihad john scene in the beheading videos of american hostages. the 27-year-old college graduate grew up in london even terror officials began watching emwazi when he traveled to east africa in 2009. in 2012 he disappeared from london and resurfaced with isis in syria. the department of homeland security will get a reprieve at least for three weeks. tonight house republicans have agreed to short-term funding for department while leaving in place the obama administration's immigration policy which they have vowed to repeal. the department of homeland security was slated to run out of money tomorrow night. developing tonight one person is injured in a crash in northeast philadelphia. "eyewitness news" on leon and stanwood streets in holmesburg we're told two vehicle collided one of them rolling over and you seaman geld wreck there. right now we have no word on how seriously the victim was hurt or what caused that crash. new tonight growing concerns

about hate speech on the mainline. officials are investigating after the discovery of racist graffiti. that discovery was made at radnor hoy school in delaware county. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rockrocco was in that concerned community tonight. roar report racial graffiti was found inside a bathroom on wednesday by thursday morning school officials were addressing all of the students in general assembly assembly. >> racial graffiti found in a bathroom at radnor high school has school officials taking swift act film when i found out what it was i was kind of like ew why would anybody do that? and it was just like kind of upsetting i guess that somebody would do that. roar roar the word on the bath rom wall wednesday was photographed then painted over by staff and the entire student body was addressed in an assembly thursday. a letter was also sent home to parents that read in part "radnor his school and the district as whole condemn any and all messages that promote hate and intolerance. we're handling the matter with the seriousness it deserves. the vast majority of our student

body is respectful compassionate and caring ". hate isn't made in a day. hate isn't erased in day. >> reporter: the school has reached out to the naacp and anti defamation league. >> usually when there are hate symbols used in an attack it doesn't just defense the one person who may have seen it. it affects the whole community. >> reporter: students aren't sure exactly what the word was but say there's no place for it. >> i don't think there's like any real hate at radnor. we're such a community just like a great school. >> it doesn't look good for the school. >> radnor police department were not notified initially by the school but it is possible this could be investigated as a hate crime. outside radnor high school diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> a woman attacked in philadelphia in the miffled the afternoon and only "eyewitness news" cameras were there when police arrived to help her. this is exclusive video we are concealing the victim's identity

identity. police say she was maced and robbed of her smart phone. this happened at 18th north streets in spring garden the robbery and assault is the most recent of six in the spring garden neighborhood this month all believeed to be linked. >> it's a safe neighborhood. i mean we all -- i feel very save walking around her most of time. so i think it's unusual. >> this video released by police shows four teenagers wanted for questioning in a beating and robbery in the same area february 20th and police say they may be connected to today's incident. in a bold move the so-called black madam took the stand in her murder trial in philadelphia today. she admitted performing buttock enhancement procedures but said she never intendeded to harm. he's charged in the death avenue british tourist at a hotel near the airport in 2011. prosecutors say the dancer died after receiving silicone injections from winslow. fire break out at a plant in delaware that makes roofing

products. chopper three over the eco manufacturing plant on hay road in edgemoor. a tank containing roofing tar reportedly caught fire there. heavy smoke could be seen billowing from a top that tank. though no injuries were reported reported. the delaware river port authority says it's upgraded the ben franklin bridge for pedestrians and bicyclists. the drpa added 10 new emergency call boxes and upgraded their surveillance standards replacing old cameras with 25 new ones. the philadelphia bike coalition says the up grades include agnew ramp on the jersey side are beyond appreciated. they've been asking for this for while. >> if you install these kinds of safety measures it helps as a deterrent and prevents incidents by signaling that this an area that's being carefully closely monitored by security. in a statement drpaceo john hanson told "eyewitness news" "the call boxes and state of the art cameras will provide our

customers and the local community with additional safeguards". now to the chase that captivated the country today. so many people were watching and life tweeting as these two llamas caused a lot of drama. it was so much of a spectator sport we asked sports director beasley reece to give us a play by beasley? >> well the nfl just finish its annual combines. we get so excited about the running and jumping ability of humans when almost every animal is superior including a pair of llamas. don't let those fuzzy curly haired fantasy creatures fool you. they have the speed of desean jackson the moves of shady mccoy and the brash confidence avenue richard sherman. this llama drama took place in sun city, arizona. mobile petting zoo visited a senior center and one elderly jent want add hug. >> we were just letting them show them off and pet them one of the old gentlemen wanted to hold her and she broke loose

from him. >> police and residents tried to coral the run aways but everyone knows llamas don't like to be chased. there is a happy ending. a rare llama lassoing went down. the white llama and little lonnie the black llama are back in blissful custody. unharmed and slightly out of breath. now twitter exploded with llama themed hash tags, arizona cardinals got in on the fun. offering the pair a contract that included 2,000 thee hundred 40 pounds of hay each. and that retirement community had a day to remember. jessica? >> no doubt about that. hey, if you're getting hay why not say yes to that crack beasley? thank you. well they're now lighting up legally in the nation's capitol and now there's a new push to legalize medical marijuana in pennsylvania. we've got details on that next. kathy? >> record cold and another storm moving our way with snow and rain. we'll time it out and show what to expect this weekend coming up

up. >> and stealing the spotlight. literally. the dress that turned heads on oscar night is now part of a hollywood heist. plus celebrating the polar bear. what you can do around your house that can these guys out.

>> new tonight some pennsylvania lawmakers want to remove one of the legal exemptions that allow children to skip vaccinations. under current law, parents can with hold vaccinations because of medical religious or philosophical reasons and under proposed legislation philosophical reasons the most used exemption would be removed from the law. supporters of the bill say the science is clear vaccines safe lives and they want more children to be vaccinated. for the second time in two years, the pennsylvania house is sending a bill to the senate to eliminate state controlled wine and liquor stores. the proposal faces potential problems in the senate which

kill the previous bill. democratic lawmakers and governors will oppose it until this bill most state stores would close a couple thousand private retailers and gross row stores would sell wine or liquor liquor. and laws on beer sales would be relaxed. there's also a new push to legalize medical marijuana in pennsylvania. legislation introduced by senator daylin leach received bipartisan support at a senate hearing wednesday but it faces an uphill battle in the house where an identical medical marijuana bill died last session session. the bill here comes as recreational use of marijuana became legal in washington, dc. the voter approved legislation allows residents to possess 2 ounces or less and grow up to six marijuana plants at home but some in congress are not happy with the dc marijuana law. >> the use of marijuana is still totally illegal under federal law. so it's not only the mayor but anybody had uses marijuana under this law theoretically could be punished under federal law. >> we would encourage the

congress to not be so concerned about over turning what seven out of 10 voters said should be the law in the district of columbia. >> it would be up to the us attorney general to prosecute those who use marijuana in dc. the vote was close but it was one that likely changed the future of the internet for all of us. today the federal communications commission ruled that no one should control free open access to the internet. it is known as net neutrality ton night jim donovan shows what it means for all of us. >> reporter: the fcc wants greater authority to treat internet service like a public utility. net neutrality is the idea that websites or video videos should all load at the same speed. >> that means your broad band provider can't block or slow down your access to any web sites on the inter 93. broad band provider can't charge companies like netflix an added fee for access to a fast lane

that gets you content any faster. >> reporter: internet providers won't be able to block or slow down apps, web sites or online services. for instance at&t can't block face time or verizon can't slow down google wallet. this became an issue several years ago when youtube netflix and on demand videos started becoming more popular. evidence began to surface that some internet providers were manipulating traffic without telling consumers. those against net neutrality say the new rules are just another way the government is butting into business. despite today's vote one that you know is for certain. this isn't over just yet. future court battles and presidential appointments could reverse it. roaring for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. a high fashion heist in hollywood. cad mow award winner lupita's dress has been stolen. police in los angeles say someone swiped the calvin line stunner. it is adorned with 6,000 pearls. it's valued at $150,000.

that dress was allegedly taken from her hotel room on wednesday when sean there. and now detectives are reviewing security footage. a philadelphia university student has taken a page out of the comic books and made hits own batman suit. it isn't just a costume though. this thing actually works like a batman suit. with the help of personal donations an kick starter campaign freshman jackson gordon from wayne built a functioning bat money suit for just under $2,000. this is made out of kevlar and has armor plating. >> this idea was to create sort of a suit in batman's image that was not actually just a costume but actually actually functioned. >> this suit is um pervs have to 95 and skid proof it's also waterproof. it's not bullet proof. jackson says he's already gotten a lot of people interested in their own batman suits. are you sick of the winter gray? i think lot of us are wearing brighter colors could be quick and simple way to beat the

winter blues. fashion expert dawn dell russo says colors can send out strong messages. red he can concludes confidence. blue can create calm and serenity. yellow is supposed to help with optimism. white is cleansing. green is a color of healing. now the color black is a associateed with death and she says it might not be the best choice if you're trying to wear something cheerful on bleak winter day. there's definitely one animal that doesn't get the winter blues. in fact they love this cold weather. it was made just for them. "eyewitness news" at the philadelphia zoo today for international polar bear day. 3484 old polar bears cloned dike and cold dough locks spent the afternoon rolling in the snow and snoozing. the bears weigh more than 450 pounds each but experts say climate change is hurting the animals in the wild and you can help. >> anything that you can do to conserve energy here even just small amount actually helps with

the gas emissions in the air and all of that pollution is actually what is melting that ice in the ant arctic circle. >> this saturday and sun day at the philadelphia zoo's kids zoo children zoo kids can deck indicate light switchplates as a reminder saving energy can save polar bears. pretty cute. >> they're so cute. >> they are strong and they're fierce. >> yeah. >> but they're fun to look at. >> they certainly are. we have perfect polar bare weather as we challenge record cold again. we want to show you a windy day on the ice. this is barnegat bay if you've ever traveled to barnegat light north end of lbi you can see barnegat bay in the summer this is what it look like in the winter thanks to harvey cedars police for this great video that they tweeted mow today. gusts going to 35 miles an hour on the frozen brac curb bay. that's the arm of the atlantic ocean. wow! on storm scan3 we are looking at a few clouds out there. but it is getting getting colder with every hour.

a to you flurries out there to the west that could move threw overnight or early tomorrow but otherwise just really looking for a partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. those cold temperatures will be with us tomorrow. and we'll really bottom out by saturday morning. our "eyewitness weather" watchers are showing us temperatures that are basically in the teens and the 20s and we are on our way down in many locations. already 17 degrees being reported in gilbertsville. eileen says no wind, some clouds and a temperature of 17 with a bear row metric pressurizing. hazy, sun and wind today a to you flakes but bone chilling cold it certainly is going to stay that way. our suburbs much philadelphia jim is is reporting 26 in medial the wind is light, that is the good news. and right now in wilmington the temperature is 26. and in newark the same. greg reporting in marshaltown a temperature of 26 degrees. he's saying the winds are calm, it's cold like a broken record dropping temperatures. here we go again. we'll take a look at these

numbers. right now in the city 27. the same in wilmington. but you can see the clear skies over millville wildwood and atlantic city creating temperature in the teens already already. and that is just the beginning of the cold. you can see raleigh 28. atlanta 34. nashville 28. and the cold is coming from the northwest and here are the numbers. three in minneapolis. three in omaha. so we are going to see some of this type of cold moving back in. arctic high builds in over the great lakes for your friday. high temperatures will be in the 20s so not inching up much from morning lows. saturday morning challenging record cold by the afternoon the high only in the 20s and our n chance of a nice day will come on sunday. it will be dry the clouds will increase and sunday night we see some snow changing over to rain for monday and milder air moves in. could see a little light snow maybe even a little icy mix before that rain on monday. we'll keep updated thon as we draw closer. overnight some flurries possible possible. otherwise just cold again the low 18.

during the day tomorrow. partly sunny a few flurries the high flirting with 30. as far as that record is concerned, saturday morning is the next chance of a record low. the record is nine set back in 1976. the forecast low we're going to be very close 10. the morning wind chill 1 degree on the he can clues suv "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast saturday the last day of february. of course, it will feel like it with another broken record. sunday marcuming in with a thaw with temperatures above freezing that rain and snow late. monday milder. and then here we go again. rain/snow arriving tuesday night and wednesday a chance of -- changes to rain. thursday the fry 44 degrees. wake up with katie in the morning. she'll track tomorrow''s elder. the team starts at 4:30 on cbs3 and continues on the cw beginning at 7:00. lacrosse and soccer and spring sports begin next week. >> wow. >> can you believe that it. >> will be cold. got to get rid of the snow. >> yup. yup. >> you got some hockey to talk

about tonight. >> flyers on the ice a great opportunity playing a soft team again the second time in a row with the playoffs at stake. now, the toronto maple leafs are not one of the best. critical pair of points right there. we'll talk about it

the flyers in toronto facing the struggling leafs. orange and black four points out of the final playoff spot. here we go. no score in the first period. toronto phil kess sell with the puck and he skates and beats rob zepp. one to nothing they have the advantage. no problem. in the second tyler got behind the flyers defense scored easily easily. toronto went up two to nothing. steve mason came in to relieve sepp. now we have problem. in the third leafs up three to nothing. claude giroux scored on the power play to make it three-one. later the flyers again with a man advantage brayden schenn knocked home the rebound to cut the lead to one.

the flyers had 49 shots on goal but lost to another soft opponent three-two. kimmo timonen is ready to play saturday against the rangers. the 39 year old defensive man has been out all season with blood clots. the eagles will part ways with offensive lineman todd harmin. todd was the longest tenure eagles player along with trent cole. they came into the nfl together drafted in 2005. sometimes it's the money issue. the birds will save 2.8 million for 2015 but take a cap hit 2.4 million it's not the money. often teams decide that a player in decline. whatever the reason todd was a solid stand up versatile player here for many years and appreciate everything did he. pat burrell will become the 37th inductee into the phillies wall of fame on friday. july 31st. you know his story. first overall pick in 1998. helped the team to a world series victory in 2008. pat the bat hit 20 or more homeruns in eight consecutive

seasons. his 251 round trippers ranks fourth in phillies history. the sixers with the night off. a back home tomorrow against the wizards. brett brown's team lost seven of nine. 11 straight on the road. college basketball temple taking on houston the owls trailed by five going into the second half then they got it going. will comings with as pat to bond. slammed it home bond with 15 points. nine rebounds for temple. the owls led by quinton who scored 16 points. grabs career hoy nine rebounds. temple beat houston 66-54. 20-nine on the season. we'll be right

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