live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" they were peaceful but marched with a purpose. protesters once again fill the streets of philadelphia. to demonstrate against not only president trump but vice president pence as well. >> it was quite a campaign.

but it's already been quite an administration. >> am i right? >> the vice president visited philadelphia speaking to a group on independence mall and also visiting the liberty bell. good evening, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. while the vice president was reserving philadelphia, demonstrators were here chanting holding signs. we have team 3 coverage, alexandria hoff has more. let's go to cleve bryan live on independence mall. cleve? >> things are now getting back to normal in center city where thomas payne plaza where the second of two protests that really morphed into one took place. the march for humanity and people who wanted to protest against vice president pence as he came to speak to the federalist society. some chants and sign wanted

tailored specifically to the vice president pence. other messages were for his boss. (chanting) >> and the vice president spoke near independent mall. hundreds gathered to protest issues related to president trump's administration. some of the topics included the travel ban and penalties for sanctuary cities >> there's a lot of immigrants and the feeling down there is tense. and so i'm just out here to stand up for rights. >> we're all immigrants except for the indianas and we should not be fighting j. market street was temporarily shut down as protesters peacefully marched. some brought along their protest as philadelphia police provided save passage. that group joined a bigger crowd at thomas payne plaza. lifting their voices and signs

philadelphians put their passion and cleverness on display except steven horseshoe who preferred to facilitate. there's so many different thoughts so i decided to bring down a bunch so people can make their own signs. >> reporter: while the vice president came to philadelphia to speak. >> i we stand up for the world's rights >> philadelphians are going to stand up for the community >> no hate, no fear, refuges are welcome here. >> reporter: some of the protesters tell us one of the main reasons they can't to protest is to try and influence members of congress and how they deal with president trump's administration. they believe it's already happening. in center city, cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news." thank you so much. also, we're going to go to alexandria hoff and the bold prediction that he made. alex? >> reporter: natasha, vice

president pence came to meet with the philadelphia chapter of the federalist society. there he told members to the president's supreme court court pick will join the highest court one way or another. >> arriving to the city ahead of schedule, vice president pence took the opportunity to visit the liberty bell, the trip he said he was not able to complete went in town for the gop retreat late last month. at noon, vice president pence was welcome by members of the philadelphia federalist society. he began with the nod to the nation's founding principles. >> where anybody can be anybody, because of the system of liberty that we have end shrined in the constitution in the founding documents of this nation >> the president's supreme court pick kneel gorsuch >> several announce their opposition within minutes of his nomination. and now they're threatening to use the fill buster procedure in the senate to stop him. >> reporter: and act that the

vice president called unprecedented and unwise. >> never before in the history of our country has an associate justice nominee to the supreme court face add successful fill buster. and judge neil m gorsuch should not be the first. >> reporter: at least one democrat senator has pledged to block the nomination. pence said gorsuch met with 12 senators from both sides of the aisle and seeks to meet with all 100. reporting live in stat center, alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you so much. meantime the department of homeland security is no longer ordering airlines to stop visa holders from countries affected by the travel ban from flying to the united states. last night, a federal judge ordered a temporary stop to president trump's executive order. correspond windy gilette picks up the story. >> reporter: travelers from seven muslim dominated countries can travel to the united states

after a federal court judge in washington issued a restraining order on president trump's executive order that banned their entry >> it's not the loudest voice that prevails in a courtroom. it's the constitution. >> state department spokesman says up to 60,000 foreigns who whose visas were cancelled had that action reversed be the the it's unclear for those who were physically cancelled. a federal judge appointed by george w bush. the opinion of the so-called judge which essentially takes law enforcement away from our country is ridiculous and will be overturned. when a country is no longer able to say who can and who cannot come in and out, especial for reasons of safety and security, big trouble. as the affected travelers once again resumed flying to international airports, including here to jfk airport in new york city remains unclear how long the judge's order will hold. >> the department of justice says it will seek an emergency

stay of the order. saturday afternoon protesters marched in washington demanding an end to the travel ban. tens of thousands packed the streets of london, some carrying sign that is read fight ignorance not immigrants, wendy gilette cbs3 "eyewitness news." stay with us as we track equipments in the travel ban, you can get the latest on cbsphilly.com. new details in the investigation into the deadly prison standoff at james t vaughn correctional center in smyrna, delaware state police say they have wrapped up their investigation in building c. that's the location of the inmate uprising. and it has been turned back over to the delaware department of corrections, steven floyd died in the standoff. one of four prison staff members taken hostage by inmates. surviving hostage spoke at a vigil attended by floyd's family last night. >>

>> very emotional time there. police say the investigation into the uprising and 20-hour standoff is expected to be quite lengthy. the pennsylvania gaming control board slapped the casino with a $25,000 fine for serving a gambler 27 drinks in a nine-hour period. at mt. airy casino resort in monroe county in october. the customer was playing tabletop slot machines at the bar when he was served. investigators found the customer showing signs of intoxication after nine drinks. the casino fired the three bartenders who served that man. a cold start to the weekend but lauren, our sunday is looking warmer? >> we're going to warm things up significantly on the order of about ten degrees and we do have 50's in store but it's going to come with a side of rain and wind and i'll have the details on the strong mid week storm

system in your full forecast coming up. >> also security is extremely tight in houston for super bowl 51. it looks different at the biggest sporting event. we'll take you behind the scene, plus will tonight be the night for brian dawkin or terrell owens, possibly both, hall of fame announcements stay with us, coming up after the break. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to worry about student loan debt.

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tomorrow houston hosts super bowl 51 and as you can imagine, security is rammed up across the city. cbs correspond shows us, this year it's different. . >> reporter: we have about 100 seats that bring in public safety, law enforcement fire and transportation partners under one roof >> inside the emergency management center, francisco sanchez showed us where 60 local state and federal agencies coordinate >> you will see a heavy law enforcement presence, you will also know there will be law enforcement that you won't see. >> on the street, houston police the lead agency giving the public a different look. less obvious presence, more hidden help. >> helicopters are still a near constant presence in the sky. but on the ground, you do not see lines of combat put fatigues

and assault rifles. security has changed because technology and houston have too. 13 years ago, the last time houston hosted, there was only a small light rail system. that has been citizened dramatically. stretching houston out. forcing police to cover more ground. tom lambert, co of harris county said volunteers >> there are additional eyes and ears, if they see something that is not in line with how we operate to make sure they notify the metro police and we'll coordinator that with the misunderstood police and all other partners >> it's a longer event. the security plan this time covers ten days, not four. means paying attention to cameras and what's happening on line more than ever before. >> one of the things we do have to watch closely is the unsanction events, note pop-up events happening in mid town or downtown, clubs pop up overnight, big parties hosted, that's inevitably a part of

super bowl. >> that is why monitoring social media is now a big part of the security process, officials will monitor who's tweeting from events that just came together and also how they can get there if help is ultimately needed. celebrating the super bowl 51 from space, nasa released video from the international space station showing an astronaut throwing a football. nasa calls it the longest hail mary pass ever. it or bets earth at 7,500 mines, the ball traveled 8,700 yards per second. >> that one is going to get to the end zone. and beyond. it's good to have you to chat with. it's cold. >> it's cold. >> did you notice? >> yeah, i noticed. i got the big coat back out. >> chilly but we are going to warm things up as we head into tomorrow, good news for everyone

he heading out. hitting up super bowl parties. guacamoles. temperature right now, they're chilly take a live look at center city philadelphia, we're at 34. temperatures struggled today. we did not make it out of the 30's. west wind up around 10 miles an hour making it feel like 26. it was a shivering start to the day. we dropped to 22 degrees. coldest morning in philadelphia. since january 10th, not used to feeling these temperatures and we're back down into the 20's in the lehigh valley, 28 degrees. 21 in mount pocono. sub freezing in millville at the freezing mark in atlantic city. do have a bit of a breeze some locations around five, ten, miles per hour, going to trend as we head throughout the overnight. cold breeze staying with us, windchill temperatures in the 20's in most cases into the loan teens right now in the poconos. we are getting a dose of some arctic air you can see the arctic air entrenched off to the

north and west. could be worse, windchill temperature in winnipeg down at six below right now. we're going to shift this arctic air out as we have a secondary air mass moving in and we are seeing clouds starting to move in as well, stormscan 3 showing us cloud deck increasing after a sunny day today, but not much moisture up wind we will keep conditions dry tomorrow, but relyish the sunshine today, even though it was chilly. since december, december 1st, we've had five, including today, sunny days in philadelphia. 36 partly cloudy day and 24 overcast days. overnight tonight, cloud deck increasing cold breeze 26 degrees, tomorrow, much improvement in the temperature department rising above average up to 46 degrees, cloud especially in the morning. we will see sunshine as we head into the afternoon, tomorrow will be a quiet day, storm system up to our north and west could bring a few snow showers

towards the poconos, quiet conditions for our sunday as we head into monday, quiet as well as we're kind of in between storm systems and temperatures will start to warm up with the approach of this warm front that will be lifting in as we head throughout the day tuesday. conversely it is bringing along a storm system and a pretty hearty chance of rain as we head to tuesday and early wednesday, this will be a slow moving storm system, a mild storm system, not concern with the possibility of frozen precipitation, just periods of rain, but we will have strong gusty winds, high temperatures mild but you won't be able to get out because of the rain coming down and the blustery conditions. for tomorrow, mix of sun and clouds, at the shore, in the temperature department, 34 with passing snow showers in the poconos, and monday, not bad february day up to 46 trees, not too chilly, but start at 32, mostly sunny conditions. periods of rain on tuesday, breezy conditions picking up. rainfall pretty light throughout the day tuesday, we could see

periods of heavy rain by tuesday. and to the first half of the day on wednesday. 58 degrees but again, temperatures will be dropping by wednesday afternoon, if you're thinking, yeah, wednesday afternoon, 58 degrees, we can get outside after the rain stops. not going to happen. we're down to 30 degrees on the back side >> just when i was doing the happy dance. >> i'm sorry. >> ok. >> thanks, lauren. >> lesley got sports highlight >> we have the flyers hosting the kings both travis and shane as the flyers continue to bench young stars. speaking of the bench. check out this textbook hip check. launches kevin goedell into the bench. today was the michael nor virtue show. we're going to show you that again from up top. an amazing save. in the third period, knew virtue

once again. this game will head into overtime. scores 27 goals, that's his fourth overtime game winning goal, the flyers lose this afternoon 1-0 in over time. check this out of the last night, oiler rookie heads officer the bench, immediately picks up the puck, and scores. with that goal he scores his 60th of the season, sixers in miami taking on the heat. miami is the longest active w n winning streak. >> we're tripping on a program hot. nine in a row and we had a hot january and now we've lost two in a row and the last time we lost was to the scene with the second best record of the nba and there was good signs. >> 19 days left until the trade deadline and rumors yesterday

about possibly trade between the sixers and bills for jahlil okafor. and he spoke out about the rumors >> not going to be part of my life. i've been hearing this since i've been in the nba i was being traded and i try to focus on what i can. and being here on this team. >> four out of the five big teams action tonight, big game, st. john and fourth ranked villanova at the wells fargo center we'll have highlights at 11:00. is tonight the night? the 2017 class for the pro football hall of fame will be announced later. brian dawkins, there's only seven safeties in the hall so far. another former eagles under investigation, terrell owens. he has an easier pass to the home an dawkins, he ranks among the best wide receivers ever to play. he didn't make it last year in his first year of eligibility we

could have one or two eagles. more than 2500 people competed in the 13th annual krispy kreme challenge. five miles and eat 12 doughnuts in an hour, you're going to have to run five miles and eat a dozen doughnuts at the same time. that is a challenge. >> 12. 12. >> i don't know. >> i feel guilty after one. >> i don't know. now i want a krispy kreme. it's a book fare that draws thousands of folks from across the country, how t

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welcoming the year of the rooster. reading terminal market hosted activities today. there was a musical performance as well. today was dedicated to learning about and celebrating the new year. so the year of the rooster. she could turn the world on with her smile and shared the joy of laughter with all of us, our sister station, the "cw philly" will simulcast a portion of our sister network decades weekend bin. of the mary tyler moore show. jessica dean will host the marathon from 1:00 to 4:00 on the "cw philly" available over the air on channel 57.1 and these cable providers. the entire bin. runs on delvin barnes which you can see over the air on channel 3.2, and these cable providers as well. >> very cool. >> you got lots of options. >> thank you for joining us i'm natasha brown, we appreciate you being with us and we're always on "cw philly."com.

back with you after that 10:00 on the "cw philly" and we'll see you at 11:00 right here on cbs3. have a good night.

captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: the battle of the ban plays on. president trump blasts the judge who put a nationwide hold on his travel ban from seven muslim countries and vows it will be overturned. airlines and the seasoned travelers are trying to figure out what no? also tonight, we're in palm beach, florida, where the president and first lady are spending the weekend, and protesters are on the march. iran flexes its military muscle after being hit with new u.s. sanctions. and a baby girl from iran is cleared to fly to the u.s. for a life-saving operation. >> we won't know for certain until she arrives exactly what her condition is. all i can say is the sooner she gets here the better.