cleve bryan is live in wilmington with more on the governor's action and the response from the prison officer's union, cleve? >> reporter: well, jessica there are reports of the guard , calling it quit, inmate upset about new restrictions and correctional officers union says that throughout the wrist on system this delaware tensions are extremely high. >> we will leave in stone unturned. >> reporter: acting with a sense of urgency delaware governor john carney signed an executive order launching an investigation in the smyrna prison standoff that obtain the life of steven floyd. judge william chapman ale others will investigate why and how inmates took three guard and prisoner counselor hostage. >> i talk to a lot of corrections officers. i think it is universal the concern for the job those corrections officers do. >> reporter: by june 1 judges will make recommendations for improving security but prison officers union says that isn't nearly soon enough.

>> right now officers are uncomfortable and uneasy. >> reporter: since floyd's death 17 officers quit or filed for retirement. >> high biggest concern is that we have another panel. we have another investigation. and they put together another thick book. nothing will become of it. >> we need immediate action. >> reporter: christopher bullock represents concerns of guard and inmates as chairman of the delaware coalition of prison reform and justice and he believes a federal agency not the just delaware officials should investigate prison system and says there have been sufficient studies in the last decade so time to start making changes right now >> other reports that are there, been collecting dust, we need help from the governor 's office and general assembly and pressure from the community to make sure that justice is a reality. >> reporter: so that is three and a half months from now before those initial recommendations. meanwhile governor says he is talking with his budget people about any possibilities for increasing, pay or other things for retention.

also, people can chime in, give their own opinions on march 20th the with the prison reform coalition. reporting live from wilmington , cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cbs-3 has confirmed secret service director joe clancy will retire march 4th. havertown that it i have graduated from archbishop carroll and then villanova and then taught at father judge high school in northeast philadelphia he took over as acting director after julia pierson's resignation in october of 2014. president obama name clancy secret service director in february of 2015. a russian spy ship is patrolling off the the coast of delaware according to cbs news. national security correspondent david martin says natalie auxiliary general intelligence ship is 07 miles off the coast of international waters. it made a port call in cuba and has been working its way up to a sub base near new london connecticut. the spy games comes as president trump forced general michael flynn to resign as national security advisor. the white house says that

flynn mislead vice-president pence, about the contents of the conversation was russian's ambassador during the transition. >> we got to a point not based on a legal issue but based on a trust issue with the level of trust between the president , and general flynn had eroded to the point where he felt he had to make a change. >> flynn was caught on surveillance talking about u.s. sanctions against russia but he told vice-president pence he did not discuss the topic. president trump and government lawyers continue to work through the courts to restore the president's travel ban. many families with connections to the seven countries impacted by the executive order on immigration are now in legal limbo. now our natasha brownies live in the sat center with a closer look at how they are being helped and lawyers who are now in high demand, that tasha. >> reporter: well, good evening to you, travel bans, immigration, customs enforcement raid have put immigration attorneys in the spotlight more now then ever. we spoke to two local

immigration lawyers whose services are becoming more in demand. >> our clients are definitely fearful. >> reporter: jacqueline guyman is an immigration attorney who is linked to offices in philadelphia, maryland anal bam a she said her services are in high demand now more than ever with immigration reform at forefront in the u.s. >> what are we willing go to do with our children? who do we leave them with? what happened if we get picked up at our work place? there is a lot of fear. >> reporter: jacqueline is fielding more calls from clients seeking clarification and advice in the wake of the recent travel ban of foreign nationals there seven predominantly muslim countries and immigration and customs enforcement raid, happening throughout the country, by ice u.s. circuit court of appeals reinstated president's travel plans but its concerning, searching for local attorneys. >> what you do as a immigration attorney is just try to explain the facts in the law and bring some cause. in hysteria you can never make

good decisions. >> reporter: this is a criminal attorney in media, delaware county. she has seen a up tic in recent weeks. she's an advocate for immigration rights that starts with her own personal story. she was worn in afghanistan. >> my parents came here as refugees. i was three in and i half. my sister was six years old. we were that family that, you know, was sent away because of that travel ban. >> reporter: she leaves her clients and others with this advice. >> think citizen, any lawyer, it is your duty, read up on the facts. don't just sit there and listen to the listeria. go to sources that have facts. >> reporter: immigration attorneys say if you ever in a situation where you really are not the clear burr rights, you can always ask to speak to an immigration lawyer. that is very latest for now we are live from the sat center, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. new jersey governor chris christie was at the white house today for a lunch with president trump. white house says governor who attended with his wife mary path the path discussed ways

to combat the opioid epidemic. governor christie committed his final year in office toward addressing drug addiction in the state. on his radio show last night the governor down played speculation he may accept a role in the trump administration. new york city jury has quick a new jersey man in the killing of six year-old etan patz in 1979. pedro hernandez confessed to choking patz but his attorney says hernandez was mentally ill and made it up. patz vanish on may 25th on his way to school and his face was first to appear on milk cartons. jury reviewed evidence for many hours before they reached a verdict. >> we worked really hard, and it was a long time, 61 days of trial for me and more for some of the others. it was a very difficult process. but we looked at everything very carefully and in the end we came to a very clear, lodge will california, result. i think it is right. >> reporter: it took jury nine days to reach a verdict. earlier prosecution ended in

mistrial after all but one juror wanted to convict hernandez. on this valentines day a warning from pennsylvania state the police about sweetheart scams. scams can happen when you form an on line relationship with someone you never met and then that person asked for money. a couple psychologists say this scam is more common, especially with the popularity of the on line dating. >> it certainly has work with a lot of people that has started to connect, and you can almost feel from their stories that something isn't adding up. >> reporter: in 2015 fbi estimated nearly 200 million-dollar was stolen, nationwide, as a result of sweetheart scams. on this day about spreading love, a story about giving, after grief, finding hope, and helping others. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on one mom's mission of sharing. >> very special mission she is on. we first told but this delaware county mom last year as part of the on line network of moms who have lost babies.

well, today for valentines day she's delivering gift bags to a local hospital hugs and tears at riddle hospital for a special valentines day, delivery. >> i hope they let us, for a really long time. >> reporter: gift bags will get to moms who lose babies, they come from tina rose who knows all about that pain. >> i wish that there was in need for this. >> reporter: tina's baby girl larkin died from a birth complication a year and a half ago and she found comfort through social media, strangers, soul mates, helping each other cope with grief. >> it is easy to try to blame yourself and this book really points out that, you though, we are not the to blame when something horrible like this happens. >> reporter: this book is among many meaningful gifts in the bag with the logo that says love always rehaines, using the initials from her lost daughter, larkin amelia rose. >> i wanted to show them that they are not alone and that there is huge community out there, of sadly, you though of

other ber received parents and we're here for them as well. this is a cute loss. >> reporter: rosie, the vp of patient care services says whether for miscarriage, still birth the or sids, losing a baby is devastating. gift bags are on stand by for when needed. >> return it into something that is so meaningful for someone else. >> really it is heart warming. >> reporter: tina in the only sharing gift bags but her good news, she's pregnant again, a baby boy, is due in april. >> still grief the baby that you lost but there is also hope again. >> hope again. >> now tina collect honey for the gift bags, through a go fund me page, called larkin's legacy. she will continue that mission even when she welcomed her new baby. she told me she could not think of anything else to do on this valentines day then giving back. >> wonderful, the memory lives on. >> what a mission. >> thanks, stephanie, appreciate it. stockton university is moving forward with plans for the former badder field in

atlantic city. the university wants to build a 41 million-dollar marine science center on the 15 acres of the former airport. this would be dub the coastal resilience i institute. institute would require state funding and take about three years to be built. as we continue tonight, tire rips through a south jersey marina. when we come back boats a blaze. where fire crews were busy battling burned boats near the beach. and feeling the love on a local college campus the way they were getting in the valentines day spirit, kate? and it is a pretty seasonal valentines day for us but we are in store for a taste of spring, mercury rising through seven day forecast and i will tell you when we could hit 60, leslie. well, definitely feels like spring down here in clearwater. pitchers and catchers, first full work out for them today, people, so excited about the young arms, on this team, we will catch up with some of them and we will tell what you pete mackanin thinks about his starting rotation, we

well, more than a dozen boats were damage when fire swept through a portion of this north jersey marine a fire fighters arrived around 1:30 this afternoon to find several boats burning on the dry dock at bellmawr's sea port inlet marina. fire was placed under control in an hour, no injuries reported, the cause still being looked into. well villanova university singers dressed in tuxedos serenaded student, faculty and staff for valentines day.

>> ♪ >> this is the 37th year mens choir has delivered singing valentines around the villanova campus. proceed support villanova singer's towering performances you have a few hours left to snap that valentines day self east in front of the love sculpture. it will be moved from dilworth park at 11:00 tomorrow morning for upgrade and fresh coat of paint. sculpture is expect to be ready in time for reopening of its old home across the street , love arc is currently under going renovation that is should be complete sometime this summer. a lot of couples out there get married on valentines take >> for some it certainly headaches anniversary easier to remember, it doesn't hurt. >> that is right. >> one montgomery county judge performed multiple marriages today. >> she's beautiful. look gorgeous on your wedding day. >> reporter: district judge gregory to the says performing weddings is best part of his

job. he performs it in english or spanish. today he performed six weddings goes in two hours today i will to more weddings then i normally do and dedicated a certain amount of hours today to doing weddings because more people have more interest in getting married on valentines day. what better day to remember your wedding day right, then on valentines day. >> nicely ton, judge. judge scotties youngest sitting judge in pennsylvania. he is only 29. he is first african-american advertise trick judge in montgomery county. ahh, happen up weddings to everybody. >> indeed look at the shines. >> that is fun. >> we will be schilling about warmer temperatures. >> i know, i like what is happening in the weather department. >> i keep looking at weekend, please don't change. >> right, right, right. >> very excited about getting outside this weekend. it will feel like a taste of spring this weekend as temperatures head to around 60 . i just gave it away but rest of the seven day looks fantastic as well. we do to have get through chilly, breezy days before we get there let look at is what happening outside right now, storm scan one is showing a

system in the making. we have got two pieces of energy, you can see, an area of snow showers, one area of low pressure and down across deep south and more we have got some rain there, these two are going to join forces, very romantic, it is valentines day , two storms heating up and becoming one but not the for us. this is typically how nor'easters storm. we will get a cold pocket this storm from the north, we will get low pressure to the south. they will join off shore and throw back moisture and snow. but this will happen a little bit too late for to us get in on anything but some wind, from this system. i will show you how that happened in a moment. you can see right thousand cloud around, especially south of the city to day of cleared to the south and clear, pleasant evening outside, but temperatures right around where they should be for this time have of the year. forty-two in philadelphia. thirty-eight in millville. breeze picking up a bit the but still a nice evening to be outside for your valentines date night wraps. future weather does show a couple of scattered showers,

notice not a big deal. the here's first system passing off shore tomorrow, mostly off shore brushing southern delaware but the northern system, just a couple of on the i sprinkles in the lehigh valley, possibly a snow shower here or there tomorrow afternoon, not a big deal but out trying around flip windshield wipers here or there don't be advised a to drops and we will see you move out. high pressure moves away. there is two pieces of energy that move toward the coast and then they will eventually merge. but they wouldn't merge off new jersey coast we will talk about a major storm but not phase this will wednesday evening, tomorrow evening south of nova scotia throwing snow back into northern new england and canadian maritime province and we will get this is same pattern we saw monday with high pressure bill nothing behind that storm and a strong pressure gradient. you can see those bars around back side of the system wind will accelerate late wednesday into thursday and then slowly slack up late thursday into friday as another big high moves this. future wind gusts, picking up

tonight we will see gusts to 20 miles april hour tomorrow evening, wind gusting over 30 miles an hour and that will last us through the day on thursday and wind could gust as high as 40 miles an hour especially off to the south. that will make next few days feel not quite as warm as thermometer indicates. tomorrow's actual high 50, it will feel like 40 at warmest point of the take and thursday is cooler day with a high of 41. it well feel like upper 20's thanks to that strong gusty wind. after the cool blustery conditions move out we are sitting pretty as we head in the weekend. nice date night tonight nothing but a stray syringe will tomorrow with a high right around 50. we will see sun as well. the wind pick up tomorrow, thursday the cold blustery day , feels like temperatures in the 20's all afternoon december site that high of 41. friday 42 will feel more like 42 with less wind and then we can end temperatures off to the races. we will go from the 40's, 50's , 60's by sunday and beautiful presidents damon stays warm even tuesday so it

is a threat. >> why stop there. >> yes. >> thanks, kate. >> don's up next with sorts. >> i didn't get memo you are all wearing red. >> come on, hand. >> check the company e-mail. marathon that is baseball season has officially begun, day two of the phillies syringe training is here and we're talking about the starting rotation next up in

day two of the spring training you guys are taking us there. >> that is right. we're going to straight to clearwater. sixers, flyers off with you phillies looking to turn it on day two of the spring training in the books. leslie van arsdal is with the team joining us live from clearwater, florida, leslie. >> hi there don. the as you well necessity this team is emphasizing youth. we have six young pitchers, great pitchers. you know what it is okay to get a little excited about this team the at pitchers and catchers hold their first work

out pitching remains the teams top priority. aaron necessity lah says his elbow is 100 percent healthy and ready to go. >> i'm all good. been throwing, no pain, no nothing. no hesitations about anything. i'm good. >> reporter: zach oakland whose season was over because of leg problems, says that he too feels great. >> it has been a very, very long time where i have been able to walk without pain. i tiehl great. ready to. >> jared eickoff the oldest at 26 was a mid season rock and could be poised for a break out season. >> i treated it same as i would any other syringe training put ago lieutenant of work in the off season. i'm trying to get started in the right note, better then last year. >> the young guys, anxious to learn there new till i and veteran pitcher, clay buchholz >> there is a lot of young guys that i have been playing against these guys for a couple years, handful i played against for a while. i think everybody can look at it as a challenge and try to

hoff people along and go as far as we can. >> manager pete mackanin likes what he sees. >> we have a good blend of young and old, i shouldn't say old, young and shore experienced pitchers, and i'm real satisfied with what i'm looking at right the thousand. >> you know, pete was funny, he said there is no number one at this point. he does not know the opening day starter and he told us, so don't even ask. don, back to you. leslie, thank you. >> pitching, pitching and more pitching. that is what phillies are all about trying to develop these guys. >> good beat there. >> don't even ask about that. >> thanks, buddy. >> "cbs evening news" just a few minutes away. >> scott pelley joins us with a look ahead, scott. >> hi ukee and jessica. great to be with you in philadelphia here's "cbs evening news" tonight, president has fired his natalie security advisor over his contacts with russia, republican lawmakers are demanding investigations of

the republican administration, 200,000 evacuees are heading home in california but the flood danger may not be over, those stories just ahead on the "cbs evening news". but first regis philbin is new jersey bound. >> where he he will be and interesting role he will be playing at the

regis philbin will hose mr. mature pag interest in the spring. >> he will serve as grand marshall for dod.a. h parade. it is meant for five and older they are judged on appearance, talent and interviews. pageant will be held april . thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at 10 on our sister station cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at is 11:00. up next, cb is s evening news, evacuation order was lifted for communities below oroville dam but fears from the broken dam may not be over , john black stonies at waters edge, from new york, here thousand is scott pelley, take care family. we will see you tonight, happy valentines day.

captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the white house says flynn had to go. about his contacts with russia. >> the president was very concerned that general flynn had misled the vice president and others. >> pelley: democrats and republicans demand an investigation. >> what did the president know, and when did he know it? >> pelley: also tonight, thousands of californians go home, but the flood danger may not be over. scientists may have found a way to help cancer patients keep their hair. >> let's go, huskies! >> pelley: and if it sounds like a broken record, it is. the team that just doesn't know how to lose. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.