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still no arrests this afternoon, though investigators here in juniata say they do have surveillance video of the entire thing from home surveillance video inside this house. now, let's back up three days. around 11:00 friday night, february 17th, that's when police say the victim here, 50 year old man, neighbors identified by his first name, steve, well, steve was work in his home garage. the door of the garage opened, two mask men came inside. they found the homeowner with electrical tape, gagged him with a rag, and in one of the home's bedrooms, that entire terrifying ordeal lasted just 15 minutes, police say, but they say the victim could not free himself. he stayed tied up in the bedroom for more than two days until his brother found him last night, around 5:00. he took his brother to the hospital tore treated for severe facial injuries as well as injuries to his arms and

his legs, hand and his feet, because he was bound for three days with a rag bound up with electrical tape. >> once again, no suspect have been identified. police are searching and reviewing that surveillance video. investigators also say they're not sure if anything was taken, right now simply unsure of motive. live here in juniata park, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> still a lot of work for investigators, thank you demonstrate ers protesting donald trump, across from city hall, expected to run until about 3:00. today's protests followed weekend of protests, for immigrants, lgbt community. >> president trump is spending most of the president's day holiday at his florida estate. but it is not a day off. correspondent craig boswell is at the white house with what's on the president's agenda.

>> president trump spent part of his weekends holding campaign style rally in florida where he stood by his travel ban from seven muslim countries. >> to keep radical islamic terrorists out of our country. >> white house officials are working on new executive order to replace the older order, which was overturned in the courts. it is expected to be unveiled this week, citizens from the seven muslim majority countries will still be banned from coming to america, but the new offered will make clear it exempts green cardholders and travelers already en route to the u.s. when the order is issued. >> we will be doing something over the next couple of days, we don't give up. we never give up. >> the white house is also considering new guidelines from the department of homeland security, to aggressively detain and report undocumented immigrants already living in the u.s. according to dhs memos the

agency would hire an additional 15,000 agents to enforce immigration laws, the government would scan for immigrants marked for immediate removal additionally those charged with crimes, and design and construction of wall on the southern border. >> protests were held against this this weekend and more expected for today. craig boswell. >> us ambassadors raising eyebrows, take a being looks steven swartz gave somalia president new ham al abdul ie, with the slogan make somalia great again, one of the seven countries president placed under immigration ban. now, us back in the 80s, while working as somali embassy in washington dc. >> one of the top lou fen ants, has kick off his campaign to replace hads old boss. >> some might attempt to paint

me as the african-american candidate, or the black candidate in this race, i simply prefer that you know me as the most experienced candidate, the most qualified candidate, the one that says what he means and means what he says. >> he has work under philadelphia district attorney's ron castille and seth williams. al shabaz has experience in both federal and state court cases. well, two people are in the hospital this noon after an early morning multi car crash in burlington county. chopper three over pemberton-browns mills road where three cars crashed about 7:30 this morning, it is not clear what caused the crash. one victim was returned to deborah hospital in browns mills, and another was airlift dollars to helen helene fuld mel center in trenton, extent of injuries isn't known. >> and another crash also involve several vehicles early today on the pennsylvania turnpike in downing inning town, chester county, happen

before 9:00 this morning, eastbound between the exits for morgantown and downingtown. so far there are no report of serious injuries, and the accident has been cleared. and we are also still waiting to hear on the conditions of three pedestrians struck by a car on city avenue. it happened shortly before 10:00 last night, before monument road, wynnefield height. car windshield was smashed on impact. at last check police are still investigating the cause of the crash. no word on if any charges will be filed. meanwhile, police need your help identify ago man they say may be involved in an arson. authorities say this man was seen february 12th shortly before 4:30 a.m. on the 700 block of south fourth street. surveillance video shows the suspect trying to open vehicle doors, short time later the man is seen running from a fire, at the famous fourth street deli. anyone who recognizes him is asked to call police. >> well, it may not be as warm today as it was this weekend, but the good news is that those temperatures are still above average. let's get first check of the forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger, on the cbs-3

skydeck. we can take that, kate. >> i already well above average as we are hitting high noon here look like we'll tack few additional degrees. it is nice and sunny across the delaware valley right now, barely cloud out here. i take a look behind me over center city, a couple of streaky white clouds. that's really it. so really beautiful afternoon unfolding for us. granted, it is to isn't as warm as yet. so, i feel like we're probably going to see some break out in shorts, t-shirt here today, but still want to have probably extra layer ready to go. take a look, where we currently stand at 54 degrees at philadelphia international airport. i must say it is not terribly breezy certainly on the cbs-3 skydeck. with the sun at me back feels real comfortable. i do need a coat. put it that way. 56 degrees atlantic city, at 40 currently mount pocono, not expect to go rebound too much further from these values. we did have cold front move through after all yesterday. so it has sent us back.

up to 57 though for your president's day holiday in the sunshine, so again not as warm, but still doing pretty good if you like that warmth, guys, back to you. >> katie, thank you. well, police say there has been north dollars reported abduction in new castle county. they believe the second case is related to kidnapping last week. most recent incident took place last night at the a runs recall and the in pike creek. new castle county authorities are holding press conference right now on the abduction, live picture, let's listen >> last night reported kidnapping, female victim arrived home to the apartment complex about 7:45 p.m. when she was approached by a male in the common area of our apartment building. the man was wearing a black mask, dark clothing, and brandishing a handgun. the suspect forced the victim into her apartment where he

demanded money. the suspect physically and sexually assaulted the victim. the suspect forced the victim outside and into her vehicle, where he drove her to several atm's until the pike creek area. and forced to withdraw undisclosed amount of money. the suspect and victim went to the following atm in pike creek: pnc bike on lion stone road, wells fargo on limestone road, at paper mill road, m and t bank on limestone road, art son bank in the linden hill shopping center. during this incident similar to the kidnapping at the top of the hill apartments, the suspect spoke to himself about his intentions and plans. the victim was able to escape and call the 911. she was taken to an area hospital for treatment where she was treated and released for non-life threatening injuries. >> we will have a full report

on the possible connection between the two abductions later today on "eyewitness news" beginning at 5:00. of course any time at cbsphilly.com. >> as we continue today on this president's day, take a rare advantage of a well known city destination that's coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> finds out about the great place to take the kids for free, than free admission, just for today. >> and see what some students are doing to turn the tables on symbol of hate that recently turned up on area driveways. we w

>> welcome back this president's day, national constitution center welcoming visitors for free today, learn first-hand what it takes to be commander in chief. the kids town hall will feature some very famous guests. thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln and teddy ross svelt. well, group of high school student in bucks county are walking to doils today passing out message of peace. chopper three over the scene where the local chopper of the showing up for racial justice and local youth organizations are passing out homemade smart shaped flyers to local businesses and resident. the signs are meant to promote acceptance and inclusion. last week, the group made the heart shape flyers in response to the distribution of kkk recruitment flyers, found in the neighborhood on valentine day. local businesses are encouraged to place the heart shaped flyers promoting peace on display. and the researchers may be one step closer to irradicate g zika virus, say developers

have successfully developed a vaccine against lab mike with vehicle a currently being tested on humans and a close watched phase. the benefits of exercises, we hear it all the time, but certain kind of workouts can increase life threatening disease. >> that's right. rahel, it happened to delaware county newlywed. health reporter stephanie stahl has preview over special reports, you'll see tonight at 11:00. >> wedding almost didn't happen because the bride was side lined by a mysterious illness that strikes people who work out. >> i've never thought that something like that would happen to me. >> we see it in people after usually -- >> i'm health reporter stephanie stahl. what triggers this exercise syndrome, how to avoid it, tonight at 11:00. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news," damage in the lone star state. >> we'll show you what severe weather did to neighborhoods in texas, but here at home we're in much better shape. >> definitely, although that same storm system will bring our next chance for rain, guys, but we will talk about that after the break. meantime, already looking

forward to the upcoming weekend, it does appear as though will will be another storm system to track. it does bring in some much chillier weather for sunday. we are actually going to see more seasonable conditions unfold once more here in the delaware valley. until that point, though, it is very mild. stay tuned. full forecast on the other side.

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>> resident living near the oroville dam in northern california continue to be on high alert, as rainstorms

moved through the region, the worse of the rain is expected through tomorrow, but residents are worried the repairs to the damn's emergency spillway may not hold. authorities say so far the lake elevation has lowered, but they're warning resident to be ready to leave at a moment's notice. and officials say at least 100 homes were damaged when storms tore through san antonio texas overnight, five reported injuries, all minor, the high winds tore roof off homes, knocked down trees, experts will evaluate the damage, to see if some is caused by tornados, the area supposed to get better weather today. here's hoping for that. >> i won't complain about anything. >> yes. >> we don't have dams falling apart, we don't have tornados, we just have nice weather, kate. >> i no kidding, and technically a lot cooler than comparison to yesterday. ended up with 07 degrees, yes, really warm day, today not quite as warm, but still above average. still talking at least 10 degrees above average for all of the region here. already, well into the 50's, normal high is 45. so we're on pace to once more

exceed what is typical and look like the majority of the forecast is going to stay that way there are couple of systems that we have to discuss meantime. we take you outside start things off with a view of storm scan, remains nice and quiet at this hour, hint of breeze is showing up out there. little more than originally anticipated. if you notice that, where it is coming from, regardless, it is going to stay clear throughout the rest of the day. and eventually we start to see warmfront lift in come tomorrow night. talk about san antonio, storm system in question. still very heavy rain, a lot of moisture being pulled in to houston, for example, where they are getting caused with soaking rain there is storm system look like completely vertical. this will be the next system that bridges in the warmfront to our area, send us on yet another uphill climb on the thermometer in the days aheadment meanwhile outside we go, here to loop of one of our area ski resorts, where folks are making the most of what's

still a mild forecast, but still a lot of folks are out there here. this is up at camelback, where again, snow boarders are all getting in their time out there on the slopes, another hot spot that have seen people walking around for a change, here. granted no one here at the moment sidewalk two, three folks taking their dogs out near the waters edge. so people are finally getting the chance to sort of alleve ate any cabin fever they may have had. beautiful day at the area beaches, certainly still mild there, as well. now there is break from the cold is certainly long lived. it will last us the majority of the week. notice any of the colors represent where 32 degrees or lower in the days ahead, in the have a vast march or at this of the us isn't included here. will be chillier tonight, did have cold front cross through, why it is cooler by comparison ton. notice the line, it is very far north, the rest of the week, until we hit sunday, that's when the next storm system comes along, that's

what is going to bring us back to what will be close to dose of reality. again normal highs, 45. by week's end, closer to 47 degrees. and we will be heck of a lot closer to that by the time we hit the weekends, meantime, your eyewitness weather health report weather having very significant impact on your health in general. specially through the summer months, but, you know, even as we start to warm things up substantially, air quality moderate. particle pollution here today, haven't had sun and rain literally pollen still quite low, full sunshine the rest the day, take it easy and make sure you latter on sunday block if you plan to be outside. >> 57 degrees in the sunshine, tonight nice and clear, will allow temperature to drop off more readily, hit 32 degrees, through the overnight hours,

and moving forwards through the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, happy president's day to you, folks, partly sunny skies return tomorrow. one of the cooler days of the pack, and then we go on that rebounds all over again, likely, couple of showers move in tuesday evening, lasting into wednesday morning. but no deluge, certainly, thursday feels like may, then back to dose of reality on sunday. so all over the place yet again. >> i'll take it, thank you, katie. well, our fighting phils are in clearwater for spring training. >> but another team is also gearing up for the start of phillies season. >> phillies excepting applications for this year's ball girls. take a look. ya, i even got on the field, no oh, oh, katie! try out, about 60 women apply for around 20 spots, in addition to being athletic, which clearly i am. you also have to be outgoing, and enjoy community service, and be a team player. >> we are a team. we classify the ball girls as a team. we're all therefore each

other. we do play the sport softball together. so we do look at each other like a team, like family. >> watch tomorrow morning at 6:00. tell you how to apply, and also we see if i measure up, if i can make it as a phillies ball girl. >> i just don't want to lose you, that's all. i don't want them to take you away from us. >> exactly. >> listen weeks all saw us run up the art museum stems. we know which once here are at let glike well, coming up. when hippos just won't cooperation during their training session. see what happens when pat gallen makes

>> there is such a thing, continues today at the adventure aquarium in camden. >> cbs-3 pat gallen got in on the action this morning, hanging out with popular aquarium breakfast, her name is button, and the training session was actually going pretty well, that is, until pat went in for a smooch. buttons not having it, more interested in the broccoli she was eating, guess she wants no part of that. donations this weekend benefit hippos in the wild. did he tell me that after the camera wasn't rolling, he did, you know? >> well, if they didn't -- if it didn't happen on tv it didn't happen. >> that's 3,000 pounds. and on that note that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line at cbsphilly.com. >> the young and the restless is next.

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