jim: i believe i did. nick: he went for the positive. how ridiculous was that? jim: i'm a believer. i know what peter is setting up now. the man who tried to foreshadow this by saying there'd be only one, even though all three were well-positioned. still got to earn it. nick: 10 feet or so peter? peter: this is the length that he's been making. nick: i know. i agree. if anybody can on these greens, snedeker can. that's left going left. so i win with my egg in activity. that's a great start. i'm going to get murdered for that. jim: do well for your whole career. [laughter] nick: thank you. jim:. no give us another chance tomorrow, will you, please? nick: i like the power of the positive mind, come on.

jim: yes. not quite what we saw last year on the weekend. heads? got -- monday finish. brandt got to sit around and watch because he'd already finished on sunday. he watched all these other players go out and battle kansas city his score held up for a second victory here. nick: he is the scrambling match but today there were a few shots that -- peter: the wind completely switched on monday so the players left on the field had virtually no shot on the inward nine. nick: let's see if this putt stays or breaks out -- to the right like ollie's. wow, that was hooking. nice five. jim: just one of those days for

justin. if i had to guess, though, tomorrow would be quite a different story. nick: well, he's a smart guy. he'll learn a lot from today. it's only 3:00. they have a couple more hours to practice and get things right, ready for tomorrow. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] jim: then we'll be back tomorrow after basketball. about 3:00 eastern time. got the professional bull riding at noon eastern. michigan state-michigan at 1:00 eastern and then we're back here with co-leaders through 54 holes. brandt snedeker, patrick rodgers. another look at the leaderboard. we'll see you back here tomorrow, folks. farmers insurance open. 54 holes complete. a packed leaderboard and you're invited back to join us tomorrow .

there's your lineup tonight on cbs. jim nantz, sir nick faldo and the crew. thanks for being with us. see you sunday, everybody.

>> ♪ >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> banned from the united states. protesters gather at j.f.k. airport after president trump signs an executive order temporarily barring refugees from entering the country. today two syrian families were turned away when their plane landed here in philadelphia. good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for join and us. president trump's executive order calls for the extreme vetting of immigrants from that seven countries. right now dozens of refugees are in limbo p cbs news correspondent wendy gillette

has more. >> what do we want. >> justice. >> reporter: protesters gathered outside j if. k international airport in new york and demanded the release of refugees blocked from entering the united states. congressman said 12 people were detained. a former translator for the u.s. military in iraq was held for hours before being released. >> they treat me as i break the routes or do something wrong. >> reporter: president donald trump's executive order suspends the u.s. refugee admissions program for four months. there were reports of refugees being refused entry at airports in cities like san francisco and dallas. lawyers scrambled to file lawsuits challenging the order. >> this really is an extraordinary measure and it requires every ounce of opposition that we can muster. >> reporter: the protests here at j.f.k. was organized within hours over reports people were being detained. hundreds of demonstrators are vowing to continue voicing their anger.

>> this is america. everybody knows this is the country everybody strives to be like. >> reporter: among other things the executive order immediately keeps refugees from iran, iraq, libya, somalia, sudan, syria and yemen from entering the united states for 90 days. >> i'm establishing new vetting measures to keep radical islamic terrorists out of the united states of america. we don't want them here. >> reporter: saturday mr. trump signed an executive order calling for the joint chiefs to create a plan in 30 days to defeat isis. wendy gillette for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, iran is now suggesting it may limit visas to american tourists in retaliation to president trump's policy. meantime the executive order is impacting local families tonight as well. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in allentown with that part of our coverage tonight. alex. >> reporter: well, natasha, here is what we know, that two syrian families headed here to allentown were denied access

to the country after arriving on a flight from qatar to philadelphia international airport this morning. now, family here in allentown tell us that their six relatives in total were given the option of being detained for an unclear amount of time or to purchase flights back to qatar. the family chose to fly back. family members tell us their christian relatives have been attempting to flee war torn syria and escape religious persecution since 2003. now, mayor jim kenney reacted to this with a statement where he slams the president's executive order regarding immigration from muslim countries. he stated in part by several accounts these families waited months to obtain the proper documentation so they could come to our country legally and still they were sent back to a war torn nation that has used chemical warfare against its own people. the trump administration very well may have just given these families a death sentence. congressman charlie dent has been working closely with these families and has been in

contact with the white house. we will have the full story tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. reporting live fromly allentown, alexandria hoff cbs "eyewitness news." >> alex thank you so much. meantime the search is on for the driver in a dead technological hit-and-run in that wesdeadlydeadlyhit-and-run. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan talked to the family tonight. he joins us now live from the scene of this horrific accident. cleve. >> reporter: natasha, witness tell us that the 48-year-old woman was crossing 57th street with several children holding one of them when she was hit by a car. they say that witnesses tell us that the driver stopped for a second then kept going leaving her fatally injured and these children traumatized. >> they seen it. they -- the kids seen what happened. >> reporter: a child's recollection of the hit-and-run crash that killed his grandmother. >> this is a picture of her grandson drew of the car

hitting his grandmom with his little cousin in her hand. >> reporter: philadelphia police say around 8 o'clock friday night the driver of this white minivan ran over a 48-year-old woman and a small child as they were crossing the street with several other children at 57th and girard. the family have identified the victim as catherine brown of west philadelphia. >> she loved her grand kids. she sacrificed her life for her grandson. >> reporter: raymond dugan is brown's son-in-law. he says just before the accident they were having a family birthday party at 54th and master. brown offered to babysit. >> she was really having a good time with the kids and so she decided that the party was over, she took the kids with her for the night. >> reporter: they were walking but they didn't make it to brown's house. >> the yellow she was probably right there in the middle. >> reporter: eyewitness says the driver sped up through the in, to make if the light. >> he smacked the grandmom on the kids. we like -- everybody around him was like yo', stop, stop, like, you know, out in the middle of the street but he

kept going. >> reporter: bystanders helped the child who is in stable condition at chop. brown was dragged under the vehicle for a block and pronounced dead at the hospital. family say they are having a hard time accepting that a loving grandmom was left for dead. >> i would like them to catch the person that did this. >> reporter: the candles hyped me for catherine brown a vigil is set for 6 o'clock tonight. again, if you know any information about that minivan or the driver please contact philadelphia police. live in west philadelphia, i'm cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> all right, cleve, thank you so much. and now to bensalem. a memorial is growing at the scene of an all terrain vehicle crash that left one teenager dead and another critically injured. 13-year-old gianna forte was driving the a the. v north on bensalem boulevard when it broadsided a car that was making a left turn on jason drive last night. police say forte was not wearing a helmet at the time but his passenger another 13-year-old was wearing one. ly. >> he was like a brother to me. last night was a hard night.

i didn't get much sleep but we love him. >> my suggestion to parents don't let your kids ride on the streets. make sure they wear a helmet and above all else take a safety class before you allow your kids to get on one of those and ride it. >> police say a preliminary investigation indicates that the atv did not have its lights on at the time. the driver of the car did suffer minor injuries as well. and the search is on for two masked gunmen hoop shot a man during a home invasion in philadelphia's tacony neighborhood inside an apartment on the 4800 block of long shore avenue around 2:30 this morning. police say the suspects shot the 33-year-old victim in the shoulder. he's currently critical at aria torresdale hospital. police say the suspects did not take anything from the apartment. and stay with us. lauren has the forecast for that you coming up for

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for special offers now. >> welcome back. hundreds gather for the annual fire and ice sculpture festival in mount holly new jersey. let's take you there. more than a dozen professional ice carvers turned a 300-pound block of ice into a work of art. while it may have been chilly today there were plenty of activities to keep you warm including food booths to sample shopping also lots of music all for a saturday filled with some family friendly fun. the little -- did you say you did that lauren. >> i'm actually an expert. >> an expert in ice carving. >> carving animals is my expertise areas. turtles. >> any examples. >> dolphins. i'll show you pictures later

after the show. >> sure you will. seriously like where is the sun? and. >> i know. >> it teases us. >> we've been stuck in the same pattern over the last couple of days. we have the scatter flurries, we've had the blustery winds. finally over even the last couple of hours the breeze has started to wane. we've lost that but unfortunately we're going to have to look a lot harder for some sunshine and today it was hard to find and temperatures they struggled. we topped off right around average though in philadelphia but certainly 41 degrees. that feels chilly when you're out. 31 the high temperature in allentown, only made it into the 20's today in the poconos getting a live look at center city philadelphia skyline looking nice but it is chilly. 37 degrees but wind down have let up out of the southwest at around 3 miles per hour so no wind chill impact right now. i think temperatures are cold enough. 34 degrees in allentown, 35 in reading. we're down to 37 degrees in a.c. now all of our reporting sites save maybe mount pocono the breeze has finally subsided

and as we head throughout the overnight period we'll be experiencing less wind so in your hour by hour forecast through this evening temperatures stay pretty stable with some low clouds lingering around, partly to mostly cloudy conditions. we're still at about 34 degrees by midnight but that really hasn't been the trend for january so far. average temperatures in philadelphia have been running above average so about 6 degrees above average our highest temperature 67 degrees but quite the temperature swing because our coldest temperature was 12 degrees this month but we are going to err on the side of the colder pattern as we head into the next several days really throughout the duration of next week. the jet stream stays to our south so it allows cold canadian air to stay settled in in our backyard. it will continues into next week with temperatures near average so we're talking about upper 30's and low 40's and we will have several weak systems moving through that will bring us several chances of a few flakes although we could see some very light measurable snow as we head tomorrow night

into early monday. tomorrow, though on that west to northwesterly flow we could see scattered flurries once again. sunday night into early monday we have a chance of seeing areas of light snow mainly in center city and points southward. then on tuesday maybe a light rain and or snow shower. storm scan3 showing us quieting conditions cloud deck breaking up in some locations but we still have that same pattern that and lake effect snow and some of those flakes did sneak into center city philadelphia and south jersey through the day today and again tomorrow even though we're going to have a lighter flow we could still see a few flurries moving in especially west of the i-95 corridor but as we head into tomorrow night we'll have this weak clipper system building through. you may see light snow breaking out in the western suburbs across portions of south jersey late tomorrow night into early monday morning so for your early morning commute, we have that chance of some areas of light snow again mainly in the city points south and east. this is 7 o'clock in the morning on monday and mainly east of the i-95 corridor, we'll seal that light snow lingering along the coast as we head into the second half of the morning on monday.

and then maybe some sunshine peeking out as we head into monday afternoon. so again we could see some accumulation but it's going to be extremely light but it could hamper your commute especially in these areas monday morning seeing just about a dusting in the gfs and maybe close to an inch in the euro, so mainly on the grassy surfaces are we going to see any accumulation sunday night and into monday morning and for tonight partly cloudy less wind down to 32 degrees. for our day tomorrow much of the same mostly cloudy maybe flurries around brisk 42 degrees so winds not as gusty tomorrow. i guess that's the good news in the forecast. and then in the poconos we only top at 29 degrees tomorrow, some sunshine down the shore, a high temperature at 46 degrees. and in your seven-day forecast, there's that chance of some morning light snow into monday. otherwise a cold day, 36 degrees. the worry begins we're a little bit milder up into the middle 40's on wednesday. and then finally a day of full sunshine ushered in by the little ground hog, that little

devil there he is. >> just in time for him to see his shad tow. thanks lauren. appreciate it. >> you got it. >> sixers on a roll. >> they are. they had a bump in the road last night. yes, puebla are excited about the sixers. they have the night off. they'll be back at it tomorrow night in chicago. joel embiid did not make the trip with the team. he's going to have a little time to rest as he recovers from a knee injury. but last night the sixers ran into a buzz saw named james hardin t he had a historic night 51 points 13 rebounds and 13 assists that is his second point triple-double of the season. there have only been nine in the history of the nba. coach brett brown talked about hardin after the sixers 123 to 118 loss. >> you know, you saw an nba all-star, we saw a gold medalist, you know, we saw a legitimate candidate for m.v.p. >> and you know what, it was great to see the big guy back at work last night after two games off and an all-star

snub. joel embiid was great again for the sixers, 32 points seven rebounds and two blocks. after the game he spoke out about his performance after the layoffly. >> my condition was really ba bad. my knee felt great. it's a little bit sore. but that's to be expected like the doctor told me that's a bone bruise will take two or three weeks to heal and i only missed a week. >> big five action on hawk hill as lasalle travels to hagan arena. lasalle coming into the game with a 11 and five record. hawks struggling this season at nine and 10 that that game just under way. highlights at 11 ooh. villanova with the big matchup tomorrow afternoon at 12th ranked virginia visits the wells fargo sent. the last time nova took the court they lost a heartbreaker to marquette. coach jay wright talked about how this team has handled

adversity this season. >> i've been very impressed at how they've handled the transition from winning a national championship to starting a new season to being number one, to losing number one, getting number one back, losing it again. i just -- i love their resiliency and it's really our three captains. we have three very mature seniors. >> college of charleston visiting drexel. charleston's and grant riller had a big day, his big three right here. he had 30 points. the college of charleston wins 9076. big moment in the australian open women's finals day serena and williams beat her sister venus picking up her 23rd major title. that is the most ever in the open era. she moves past steffi graf. she only needs one more win to tie margaret court for most wins in tennis history. it was her seventh australian open title. she is just amazing.

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ly. >> welcome back. prom season is just around the corner and young girls went shopping for deals on dresses today. prom closet of new jersey hosted its third annual prom fashion shopping experience in voorhees camden county. local high school student in need purchased gently used designer prom dresses and accessories as well all at a fraction of the original cost. eastern high school hosted the

>> well, will the cold continue or is spring just around the corner? a family flock to the annual ground hog festival. this is where tinicum tim al distinct relative of punxsutawney phil makes his own winter weather prediction. no word yet if tinicum tim saw his shadow and also a baby born prematurely at the cincinnati zoo is making some strides. the calf was born on tuesday almost six weeks early. she's already gained about 4 pounds since then but still is a bit under weight. the calf continues to receive 24 hour a day care including

exercises to help strengthen her muscles. good news. getting stronger. and tinicum tim. >> all i want to know is when are we going to see the sun.

captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: chaos as the president's refugee ban kicks in. nearly a dozen people deattend at j.f.k. airport, including one who worked as an interpreter for the u.s. military. more stopped at airports around the world. protests and lawsuits are immediately launched. also tonight, president trump's busy saturday at the office, phone calls with world leaders and a new round of executive actions. in a divided nation, a message of unity served with a very generous tip. >> i do have a question. why $450? >> ninan: and serena, once again the queen of the court, after winning a showdown with her sister. >> she's my inspiration. she's the only reason i'm standing here today.