roads. >> wrote it down here. >> he has to come where i am and give us the forecast here because trang do has post cards, i have a miserable wet, rain casey behind the camera here was doing a trick with the glove a moment ago. he was basically showing was that precipitation seems to be taking a little bit of frosty turn if you will because it was bouncing off of his gloves when i spoke to penndot yesterday they talk about this change over and of course katie has been talking about it all morning and she was briefing us how this was going to happen. rate of snow is just going to apparently be, so great and so heavy it will come down in such a clip that even though warm roads and 60-degree temperatures all a distant memory we anticipate once this does change over here it will start piling up, fast, last time i checked the thermometer in the car it was a 39 degrees i was than the going to say balmy but 39 degrees and now in the mid 30's. so we are getting a sense that precipitation is starting ever so slightly to change over but when i last saw you though, it was a little bit on the lighter

. >> lets get to "eyewitness news" reporter trang do where trang despite the snow you have quite the shine on your face, good morning. >> it has been hide the pain, rahel. meisha mentioned, visibility issues, just standing out here and take a look as katie mentioned this snow is coming town quickly here, as we mentioned earlier we were trying up here as snow began falling so that was two hours ago and you can see, still a lot of snow already on the ground here and also advising ly, a lot of people on the road here this morning, still having to go to work, although schools are closed here still a lot of people that still needs to go to work in this area. what we are seeing is a lot of snow hows, we saw pen to the plows because we are right off of 476 north so they are going on there to treat those roads as we mentioned. they were not able to treat them ahead of time because this event to start out as rain but i'm telling you guys, great snow day for kid here as long as you don't have to be out. at this gas station. somebody pulling in and telling us stay off road it is not worth it un

, good morning, trang do. >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim.ll go in the third hour since this issue was discovered and take a look still massive delays here at terminal c at philadelphia international the airport. all of these folks waiting for boarding passes and waiting to check their bags. i mentioned earl willer talk to go people in line some people been here since 3:00 a.m. still waiting in this line, good to know this is only affecting american airlines, and the not affecting any other airlines here, but you do check on line if you have a flight it will say it is on time. that is not the case. give yourself time to get the here as thurman you'llly checking in passengers but we will go back to you in the studio. >> thanks, trang. >>> here's three to go. >>> federal investigators are back at 69th street terminal trying to figure out what caused a crash involving septa train cars, and, market frankford line is operating but you can expect delays. >> rex tillerson is meeting with australia officials today and then heads to mexico to meet wit

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at the frankford transportation senter what this means for commuters. good morning, trang. >> reporter: good morning, jim , rahel. definitely quiet here now at this early hour. people can definitely expect crowded platforms, crowded trains, as the morning progresses, particularly during the 6:00 to 10:00 a.m. morning commute. take a look here at this early morning, trains empty at this point. septa wants to assure commute ertz that the rail cars still in service have been inspected do not have this particular defect. in all took 30, 40 cars out of service, just the latest hit septa commuters have been dealing with number of issues last year including the septa strike. inspectors found crack in the body bolster one. market frankford line rail cars during routine maintenance, it connect the body of the rail cars to the truck which moves along the tracks. inspectors then found another car with the same issue, and went to pull all of the cars showing signs of potential tracks. this is different issue than what side lined 120 regional rail line silver liner

let's get out to "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, live at the frankford transportation center more on what this means for commuters. trang, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, jim. yes, septa actually asked us to come down from the platform in anticipation of big crowds later this morning, as this morning commute goes on. they are expecting about just after 6:00 a.m. more people to be here. but take a look, right now, very quiet here as people go through the turnstiles, head up to the platform there. septa does want to assure commuters that the rail cars and service do not have this defect. they have been fully inspected dollars. but in all they took about 30, 40 cars out of service, this is just the latest the septa commuters after dealing with number of issues last year including septa strike. inspectors found crack in the body bolster everyone of the market frankford line car cars during routine maint nenls. that will connect the body of the rail car to the trucks which moves along the tracks. inspectors then found another car with the same issue, and went onto pull

i'm trang do, live with how the victim is doing this morning. >> trang, weaver a busy morning on thisnt's day, overturned tractor-trailer on the new jersey turnpike, couple are clearing, and a lot of construction, all of the updates coming up. first we'll take a quick break, that has more ski mountains to choose from than any other in the country. ♪ and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. you can find it all, only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> well good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. it is 65:30, here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >>> developing now, a mechanic is gagged and bound in his house. >> his brother found him two days later. >> we spoke to the victim's brother just a short time ago. he tells us he's in pretty bad shape. >> president trump marks one month in office. this weakest's expected to unveil his revised immigration ban. meanwhile, more than a thousand people of various faiths

trang do will have philadelphia school district's response coming up in a live report, in our next half an hour. >>> more than two dozen medical workers have now quit at delaware's vaughn correctional center. >> they follow correctional officers who quit after this months deadly inmate uprising. correctional officer lieutenant steven floyd was killed february 1st, officials say 29 nurses, nurse practitioners, clinicians, medical assistants and technicians have quit since then. correctional officers have also resigned and eight more have filed retirement paperwork. >>> here's great news writes toll boro will hold a rally with toy celebrate their big win in the contest that supports small businesses. good for them. cheers erupted at bristol roadside theater they learned they were the winner of the small business revolution contest. the it was sponsored by deluxe corporation, and the win means that the boro will get 500 you this dollars for revitalization efforts. today's celebration rally kicks off at 8:00 o'clock this morning at mill street and old route 13, this bristol. >> we have been

but for now, liver from the ben franklin parkway, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel,k to you. >> trang, thank you. >>> meanwhile, developing now, mandatory evacuation, the tallest dam could fail. 770-foot dam, 150 northeast of san francisco, as hena daniels explains, failure could be catostrophic. >> an emergency order was issued in northern california late sunday night, as thousands of people living below the orville dam were told to move to higher grounds. >> i just got a text message, and alert, saying get out as fast as you can. >> traffic was back up for miles, with many gas stays cents running out every fuel after nearly 200,000 people from eight area towns were ordered to evacuate. >> everybody literally through everything in their cars and they were gone. it was like a ghosttown. >> late orville is one of california's largest man-made lakes. record storms have forced water levels so high that the emergency spillway was used for the first time since the dam was built 50 years ago. officials say the spillway is doing exactly what it is designed to do, but earlie

but for now, live, from the frankford transportation center, i'm trang do.ews." >>> all right, trang, thank you. >>> don't forget you can always check out cbsphilly.com for the latest on the septa service, we will keep you updated on how things are shaping up for the market frankford line, both here and on "eyewitness news" and on line. >>> a six a year old woman was found shot dead in her west philadelphia home. now authorities want to know why. it happened on the 300 block of north holly street. that's where police found winnie harris dead in a second t harris was the executive director at uc green, non- profit, that plants trees and cleans up local community. friends became wore whid she missed an meeting. >> i called the police. because we couldn't get an answer. usually we sit at the meeting together. first thursday, i didn't get an answer, i called to work, didn't get an answer. >> and this morning no word on suspect or motive. but if you have any information, philadelphia police want to hear from you. >> well, today president trump addresses groups at

. >> but lets begin with trang do live in smyrna where there were new developments overnight, trang, good morning >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim. again, those two prison staff members remain under the inmates hostage rather and at this point they have released two corrections officers overnight but we are told overnight what happened was 14 inn hates were allowed to leave and they are being held in ative rent secure facility here, it is not clear whether the 82 inmates still with the hostages in building c are staying there voluntarily or being held begins their will. lets look at video of chopper three above the scene. this started just after 10:30a h when inmates took four prison staff members his stage at building c at james vaughn correctional center in smyrna. two corrections officers were released and treated for non- life threatening injuries. governor john car carney was here last night and state the police negotiators have been in contact via radio. in phone calls to the local paper, the news journal, they blame it overdone old trump and recent actions and hade num

for now, liver from juniata park, trang do, cbs 3, "eyewitness news." jim, rahel, back to you. >> hopefully those cameras help, trang, thank you. new this morning, philadelphia police think robbery was the motive in a attack on a man in east oaklane. someone pistol whipped 19 year old man on the 6600 block of north six street. the gun went off. but he wasn't hit. the victim is being treated at einstein medical center. >> chester police are investigating a shooting at convenience store, it is unclear if the shooting happened outside or inside the chester shop and save near ninth and central. happened about 8:00 last night, man rushed to crozer-chester medical sent war gunshot wound to the abdomen. there is no word on his condition. >>> we're still wait to go finds out if charges will be filed after car struck three pedestrians on city avenue. this happened shortly before 10:00 last night, right near monument road in wynnefield height. the car's windshield was smashed during the impact. police directed traffic around the vehicles as they investigated. no

morning, trang. >> reporter: good morning. police do not believe these cases are related but they have many details in common and they happened just five days apart at the same location. solebury township police are investigating two separate but disturbingly similar sex assault cases involving children at the pennsylvania path livesky community park. investigators say social media led men to their victims. >> grooming and luring over the internet and that is how children can be unsuspected victims of crimes. >> reporter: first happened on january 28th around 7:00 p.m. police say 21 year-old nicholas fisher of warrington used dating app grinder to connect with abe lure a 13 year-old boy to the park where he sexually assaulted him outside. second assault happened on february 3rd, police say saul nathan barson a 27 year-old there lambertville, new jersey used snap chat to pressure a different 13 year-old boy to meet him at the park. child told police barson known as nate or sometimes jake assaulted him in his truck. investigators urged an

. >> trang do is live where plow s are working hard to keep up with the snow, trang, still smiling. >> reporter: rahel this snow is hitting he right in the face. three hours now, and the snow is not letting up here in the lehigh rally. joining he out here is rob, who has had a busy morning. >> yes, very busy, and roads are very, very horrible, if you can stay home, stay home. we're out here trying to to our job and people are sliding around, stuck on the hills. the roads are horrible. even the main roads are down to one lane. >> rob, you were telling me down the hill here you saw a bunch of accidents, yeah, they are stuck on the hill trying to get up out of the city. >> thanks, rob. be careful, will you. thanks very much. >> he has got it exactly right , so many snowplow is here every couple minutes coming through, conditions are really not great for driving. it is slushy, wet snow that does have potential to retrees so just good advice to stay off the roads as we have been telling you all morning but now back to you in the studio. >> good advice, thanks. >>> lets check with "eyewitne

. >> trang do near the scene, with details, good morning, what do we now know, trang? >> reporter: good morning, investigators still inside this house checking evidence from what was very scary home invasion, take a look, this house right on the corner, i'm told, two older vietnamese women live here. police do not know why they were targeted. one had just returned from trip overseas. investigators are looking into whether any of these three men who were arrested new these women in anyway. now the women are shaken, but they declined medical treatment and are being interviewed by detectives right now. now this all started around 2:00 this morning, and neighbors called police after hearing screaming and yelling coming from this home. now, officers arrived to find the back door kick in, and two women inside with their hands bound behind their backs. with speaker wire, one punched in the face as well as choke. she told police the suspect held knife to her throat and demanded money. officers then searched the home and found three men hiding, two under beds on the second floor

i'm trang do how he was eventually discovered, 48 hours later. katie? rang, looking ahead already to the upcoming weekend, and while we are expecting a pretty nice warm up again this week, it does look as though we are going to start to see much more seasonable air return to the forecast, come sunday, especially. but saturday, staying pretty mild. expecting highs still in the 60s by that point. also tracking new storm system, we will do that on >> after yesterday's record highs, in for sunny and cooler monday. more record warmth is in the future. >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in just a minute. first, what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> developing now, a man beaten, bound, and gagged, in his juniata park home. >> this man currently in stable condition at aria-torresdale hospital. he has some serious injuries to his face. >> we have one down, one victim. >> pilot in stable condition after crashing his small plane in a north jersey neighborhood. investigators say it is sh

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do live along the ben franklin parkway where trang you can see from the flags behind you how strong the winds is. >> reporter: yes, rahel, jim, the wind working with me this morning, blowing through my hair instead of blowing it forward. but definately seeing strong gusts out here, trash, debris, kind of swirling around. as you mentioned, rahel, take a look here, the flags on the parkway, the indicator of how strong the winds is now, kind of slow down a bit here now. but definitely on our way here, rocking our van back and forth. careful driving, especially trucks like our van, and also the potential as meisha mentioned for downed trees and powers lines, here in the city ' head of the winds advisory, officials encourage construction sites to to, you know, weaver tons of construction sites around the area. the city encouraging property owners to secure down the furniture, and other items to break loose and cause damage. people i caught up with early this morning say they definitely noticed the winds, but they're not too bothered by it. >> pretty bad, t

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in the cbs-3 news center to tell us more about these shocking allegations. trang, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, jim. jeffrey sandusky fixture in his father's trial. now, he is charged with 14 count of trying to solicit sex from the daughters of his former long time girlfriends. jeffrey sandusky the 41 year old adopted son of convicted child molester jerry san did you can i, facing similar charges of sex abuse. like abby newman of mission kids child advocacy center in montgomery county there is news is sad but not surprising. >> now the fact that his son is accused of molesting children goes along with the statistics that we see that sexual abuse when it is not reported is often inter-generational as well as inter family. >> state police began investigation into the younger sandusky in november of 2016. this after the father of a then 15 year old girl provided investigators with ex police it text messages his daughter allegedly received from sandusky. some asking for naked photos. the girl's sister also came forward telling inve

for now live in wissinoming, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank -- trang, thank you. >> dozen came together to support those dealing with the recent string of vandalism. "eyewitness news" in narberth park last night, where residents held a candlelight vigil. those who carom say it is important for minority communities who feel marginalized, to stick together during trying times. >>> bill cosby will appear in montgomery county courtroom this morning, cosby's lawyers want to move the trial out of montgomery county. they say the case will receive too much media coverage for cosby to get a fair trial. the judge will now decide if there are grounds to move the trial or if other jurors should be brought in from outside the area. cosby charged with drugging and assaulting andrea constand at his home back in 2004. one other could testify at his trial. >> delaware county community or delaware community i should say continues to mourn the tragic death of two young officers, 23 year old robert lafonte and 23 year old james watts of the dover police departmen

but for now, liver from the ben franklin parkway, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." back to you guys. trang the good news it is blowing in the right direction, blowing away, so looks like -- >> your hair looks good. >> sports illustrated swimsuit model with your hair. >> beyonce fans going on. >> i'll take it. >> working it, trang. >> well, in some serious news, neighbors in a burlington county community make dis cushing discovery in their driveways. >> this is bizarre, pamphlet for the kkk folds into zip locks bags, wade down in rice ended up in cinnaminson. several along driveways on lenola road, it is unclear how many neighbors got them. many made it clear that the clan is not welcome in their community. >> it is justice heartening. it is really disheartening, because i don't think there is any room for this in our society today. i think, to me, like neanderthal thinking. just so backward. >> "eyewitness news" called the contact number on the flyer, it directed us to automated message saying that you have reamed the white nights of the ku klux klan. if you have an

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in east mt. airy with the chilling video footage, trang. >> reporter: good morning, yes , police say these three men all appeared to be fairly young in their late teens or early 20's. police do have pretty good surveillance video to go off of. they are hoping someone will recognize these guys and call police. lets get straight over to that video. this started saturday night around 7:00, police say three black males entered honk's laundromat on the 6700 block of chew avenue and one of the men points a gun at a male employees right in front of the customer and then lead him away. men then direct the 47 year-old man to the office where they demanded money. they demanded that he open up the coin machines. they made off with an unknown amount of honey, fortunate the ly though no one was hurt. another interesting clue investigators say one of the men referred to another man as green, several times and they are hoping that might help people identify these suspects for now we are live in east mt. airy, tr

but, for now, live in yardley, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >>> meanwhile, in other news, the jewish federation of greater philadelphia planning a rally following the vandalism of local cemetery i. headstones and grave site were damaged over the weekend in wissinoming, in response to the jewish federation, will hold a stand against hate event at independence mall this thursday at noon. people from all backgrounds are coming together to support the jewish community in the wake of this vandalism. >> any targeting of any phase, so we can't just sit back and say oh, they're jewish people, because if they're going to comfort jews they'll come for us, soon enough. >> john dougherty business manager of electrical workers union had a avidavit to clean up the cemetery and repair the damaged gave stones. will also install new lighting and security cameras a no charge. justice department continue investigating threats to jewish community centers across the country. authorities have reported bomb threats to jc

. >> let's get out to "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, live near the scene at 66 and greenway avenue with more details. trang, good morning. what have you learned so far? >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim. i've learned that two vietnamese women actually live in this home and at this point police are not sure why they were targeted. they are looking into whether the three suspect in custody new these women at all. now, the women were shaken, but declined medical treatment. this is just a very dangerous situation for them, as well as police who responded to this. this all started around 2:00 a.m. this morning, when neighbors called police after hearing screaming and yelling coming from the home, which is at the corner of 66 and greenway avenue. now, officers arrived to find the back door kicked in, and two women inside with their hands bound behind their backs with speaker wire. one of the women had been punched in the face and choked. she told police that the suspect head a knife to her throat and demanded money. officers then searched the home and found three men hiding, two o

"eyewitness news" report are trang do has more on the investigation into why the women may have been targeted. >> reporter: yes. >> they are so scared but much relief, and everything. >> reporter: rescued by police just in the nick of time, two, six five-year old woman were bound, terrorized by one mask ed men who broke in their home at corner of 66th and green way avenue just before 2:00 a.m. a friend, relative of the two victims declined to appear on camera but says one of the robbers threaten would the man in vietnamese, their native language. >> they kick this is back door and tried to threaten her by using the knife, on her neck, and bring her upstairs with another lady and they tied them up. >> reporter: one woman was punched in the face and choke. lieutenant john walker said neighbors heard commotion and called 911. >> the officers were able to get here quickly and neighbors recognized something was not right. >> reporter: office's rested two black males and one asian male on the second floor, two were armed with handguns. >> i think everybody is relieved, we're relieved to ma

but for now, liver from bridge and pratt, i'm trang do, cbs-3 , "eyewitness news." jim, rahel, back to you. >> no express lines, trang, thank you. >> time now 5:36. in business news this morning, why banking stocks are sky-rocketing. >> of course we check in with the superbowl commercial. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim , rahel. futures pointing to higher open on friday, the dow rose 186 points, the nasdaq up 30. overall though it was a down week for the markets last week banking stocks are soaring, ass president trump looks to scale back regulations on the financial industry. on friday, he directed the treasury secretary to look for possible changes to the dodge law put in place after the 2008 financial crisis. big change at tiffany's, ceo stepping down immediately during a sales slump, especially during the important holiday shopping season. looking for successor. >> and politics ruled the superbowl commercials. they are air b and b, coca-cola, all about american diversity

this morning, the problem is now fixed, but as "eyewitness news" reporter trang do explains, delays left some flyers frustrated as they waited hours to get to their gates. >> come back to the ticket counter. >> massive line snake through terminal c at the philadelphia international airport, as hundreds of american airline passengers waited to check into their early morning flight. >> this is my last, you know, this is ridiculous. >> airline spokesperson said the issue scheduled from overnight shutdown did not come back on at 4:00 a.m. as planned. >> with systems down, many passengers were left waiting in line for hours, as agents manually checked people in, and planes being grounded. >> very frustrating. you know? our friends has diabetes. he's worried about his medications. you know, so standing in line for two, three hours, little scary. >> pass inning her to come to the aid of elderly man who fell ill while standing in line. >> the gentleman said he was standing too long, he got light-headed. so we called for assistance for him. i don't know where he is going. i'm going to go check on

live from the 69th street station, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> thanks for the update, trang. new this morning, two families without a home after this fire in philadelphia's harrowgate neighborhood. shows flames shooting from the rowhouse on the 3500 block of jasper street. now the homeowner did manage to escape the flames, but not able to save the two dokes. family of six also escaped from neighboring home. cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> well the time now 5:36. in business news this morning, what the schuylkill market of the future could look like. >> and why lower demand is helping gas prices. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim, rahel. futures right now pointing to bit of higher open. invest remembers waiting for more earnings today from disney for example before the opening bell. yesterday the dow fell 19-point. the nasdaq dropped three. americans are using less gas, new numbers show demand for january at its lowest level in four years, triple a sa

for now we are live from the news center i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", jim and rahel, back to you. >>> still more to come here, thank you. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson and home land security secretary john kelly are in mexico city to discuss u.s. crackdown on immigration with mexico's president. they are also on a mission to smooth over diplomatic relations. mexico's foreign minister says his country will not adhere to policies forced on it the by the united states. >>> we live in the age of instant gratification just about anything you want or need is a fingertip away and that can headache you wonder if patients and self control are things of the past. >> thinks where marshmallow test comes in an exercise in delayed gratification for preschool students. with the permission of their parents our nicole brewer took the test in the local classroom and she found some interesting results. >> reporter: inside saint frances regional catholic school a test, but not the kind that you'd expect. >> we will come into this room and sit right here at the this desk, okay. >> repor

but for now we are outside police headquarters i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" jim and rahel, back to you. >> thank you. >>> in other news this morning , some newlyweds in our area missing wedding gifts after a center sit the eye bridal registry, mysteriously closes. >> victoria lynch registered with manor home and gifts in rittenhouse square but after returning from her honeymoon she saw the store was closed. lynn much says she has not gotten her gifts yet and she's not the only one. >> i mean i have been in contact with other brides and grooms about this topic, and what i have heard so far, from some 18 couples that we're talking to that there is a range there anywhere from like two or $3,000 up to $12,000 of people, that they are adding on their registry right now. >> and "eyewitness news" has contacted the store, multiple times, but so far have not received a response. the shop does appear to be fully stocked and its web site is still accepting purchases so we will keep you up to date >>> president trump's immigration and travel ban remains in limbo this morning as a fede

but for now, live in yardley, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >>> police are investigating a violent home invasion in chester county after robbers left a 72 year old woman tied up for four days. east brandywine township police were called out to the 1,000 block of creek road sunday morning, police say the victim found assaulted and bound inside a closet. she told police she was getting out of her car last wednesday when grabbed from behind. now, police are now looking for the victim's stolen 2013 silver fiat 500. it has pennsylvania tags. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> the jewish federation every greater philadelphia is on a mission to clean up mount carmel cemetery. nearly 100 head stones you may recall were overturned and desecrated here at the jewish cemetery in wissinoming over the weekends. now the jewish federation is posting volunteer days, where people can help repair the damage. you can find the volunteer schedule at jewish philly.org. meantime police are still looking for those vandals. >> the national

but for now, live from the accident investigation district, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, trang, for that report. >> meanwhile, road rage incident in montgomery county left 15 year old girl injured, and former upper gwenned police officer facing charges. >> this all happened saturday night on the 1900 block of second street in upper gwenned. that is where police seo end farmer fired three shots into a bmw after step daughter altercation with someone in the bmw. inside the car was a mother, father, and their 15 year old daughter, one of those shots injured the 15 year old. farmer is now charged with assault and wreckless endangerment. he was a member of the upper gwenned police department from 2,000 to 2009. >>> police in wilmington continue investigating attempted sexual assault in brandywine park. twenty-eight year old woman was running in the park when she said she was attacked at about 7:30 wednesday night. a man pushed her to the ground and tried to assault her, but she fought him off. the suspect then ran from the scene, the victim was

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at the scene to bring us up to date on the investigation. good morning, trang. >> reporter: well, good morning, jim, rahel. at this point investigators aren't sure if the man was robbed but they say it appears he was targeted. i just spoke to the victim's brother he said his brother's name is paul. and that he is in pretty bad shape. but take a look, where it all went down here. it started in the garage. then beginningly went up into the house to the second floor. police tell me the man currently at aria-torresdale hospital in stable condition. they say he has serious injuries to his face, as well as his arms and legs. as he was tied up for two whole days. now this happened around 11:00 . police say the 50 year old man was working in his open garage, on the 4200 block every neilson street, when two mask men entered the garage with a gun. they forced him into his home, to up second floor bedroom, where police say he was found with electrical tape, gagged with a rag, beaten then pistol whipped. the men left after 15 minute, but the victim not

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live with how a tip led to the women's rescue, good morning, trang. >> reporter: good morning. acting on that tip, they saw entire abduction unfold so they were able to act quickly to rescue this young woman. police say she was targeted after she left work in the port richmond section but take a look at this video where woman's car was recovered. this tip came in just after 8:00 p.m. that a woman was abducted from a business on the 2400 block of aramingo avenue in port richmond. now plainclothes officers went to that business and saw two men forcing a 25 year-old would hand in the back of her own car. officers then chased that car for four blocks until the driver lost control, on the 2600 block of emery street. one men ran out and officers were able to catch one of them chief inspector scott small says woman was shaken but not the hurt. >> whether he they grabbed this female they obviously knew who she was because they threatened her saying that they had her children. the reason that she was targeted is because she may be related to or know pe

for now live in southwest philadelphia, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, trang, for that report. >> new this morning, teenager dead after he was shot multiple times through the window of his home in the city's west oaklane section. the shooting happened just before midnight on the 6700 block of 15th street. police held the 18 year old victim did manage make it to his neighbor's house, rushed to the hospital where he died short time later. so far no word on a motive. >> developing story in bucks county, evacuation orders have been lifted for residents in warrington after a massive fuel spill rushed them out of their homes over night. clean up spill still going on, route 161, easton road, after tanker truck as we heard meisha say this morning overturned, spilling about 4,000 gallons every fuel. this happened around 8:00 last night, injuring two people, we're told some of the fuel did make it way into the sewer system. >> yes. >> scary. because they said gasoline leaked into the sewers, so they don't know what's going on. and from my understandi

. >> trang do is live in east mt. airy with more on the story and the police investigation.d morning, trang. >> reporter: good morning, police looking for four men police describe as shooters, all ran away from the sce in the meantime family in mourning and forced to make arrangements for two of their sons. but take a look at some chopper video we saw over the scene last night. police received several 911 calls about shot fired just after 10:30 p.m., uphill street. they arrived to find two brother ages 23 and 24 lying in the rear driveway with multiple gunshot wounds to the chest and torso. officers and medics rushed those two brothers to einstein hospital where they both died a short time later. now police say the brothers had only recently started living at the home with their family. police are investigating a possible motive. >> we're getting preliminary information that the shooting stemmed from an ongoing dispute, an argument between these two victims, and other in the neighborhood. so we believe that is the motive for the shooting. >> they are hoping witness accounts,

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live with how a tip led to the women's rescued good morning, trang. >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim. thirty he lease received detailed information, saying they were able to get in place ahead of time and saw entire abduction unfold. police were able to rescue this woman and she's not hurt, she's not hurt. looking at this video of the scene last night, police received that tip just after 8:00 p.m. a woman would be abduct on the 2400 block of aramingo avenue in port richmond. plainclothes officers went to the business and saw two men forcing a 25 year-old woman in the back of her own car. officers chased would the man for four blocks until the driver lost control, on the 2600 block of emery street. twenty-nine men ran out, and officers were able to catch one of them. chief inspector scott small says the the suspects, to know the woman. >> when they grabbed this female, they obviously knew who she was because they threatened her saying that they had her children. >> the reason she was targeted is because she may be related to or know peo

and arrest three suspectment trang do live near the scene at 66 street and greenway. >> good morning, what's the latest? >> remain on scene collecting evidence inside this home, take a look, this is it here. on the corner of 56 and greenway. at this point applies did not know why they were targeted. one just returned home from overseas trip, but investigators are looking into whether any of these throw men in custody new these women. the women are shaken, but declined medical treatment. but this all happened around 2:00 this morning, neighbors called police, after hearing screaming and yelling coming from the home. officers arrived to find the back door kick in and two women inside with their hand bound with speaker wire. one of the women choke, said they held knife to her throat and demanded money. found three men holding two under beds on the second floor. now, they are described as two black males, one asian male. one also armed with handguns. lieutenant john walker praised response of neighbors and police to the situation that could send dollars in tragedy. >> in philadelphia we e

airy i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim and rahel, back to you. >> hopefully someone can help. >>> new this morning barrage of bullet outside port richmond nightclub police found 15 shell casings in the parking lot on castor avenue but no one was hit by gunfire. eye witt the necessary knees said the gun man appeared to be shooting at two or three men who just left the club. the those men have not notified authorities and gunman was last spotted running east on cottman avenue >>> new castle county police are investigating a kidnapping and a all the in brandywine hundred. victim tells police that a masked gunman forced her in the car at top of the hill apartments on tuesday night. investigators say the suspect punched the victim as he drove her to an atm on marsh road forcing her to withdraw money. the suspect was talking loudly to himself. he brought the victim back to the apartments and then left the scene. police are looking for i dark colored. uv. anyone with any information is asked to call crime stoppers at 800-tips

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in smyrna where situation is still happening right now, trang, good morning, what can you tell us. >> reporter: good morning, yes , very tense here as inmates have two prison staff members hostage, they released two correctional officers yesterday, overnight 14 inmates were also released from that building and they are being held, elsewhere on this facility. but look at this video we shot yesterday over this scene here this all started just after 10:30 a.m. when inmates took four prison staff members hostage this building c in the james t vaughn correctional center in smyrna. two correctional officers were released and treated at the hospital for non-life threatening injuries. governor john carney was here last night and state the police negotiators have been in contact with inmates via radio. on phone calls to a local paper the news journal inmates demanded education and rehabilitation rams and more humane treatment. meanwhile delaware secretary of the home land security says officials are not making any promises, until all of the hostag

airy, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >> in other news driver is facing burglary charges in delaware. bethany beach police say that saddam of frankford took passengers to these hot spots, after dropping them off he headed back and burglarized their home. police say more victims may be out there. he was arrested in tennessee after six month investigation. >>> well, police are searching for pair of suspects who took two laptop computers from upper darby or the doesn't i can officer. surveillance shows two suspect caught in the act. the burglary happened at rich dental, valentine day morning. if you recognize the suspect, please contact police. >> well, another all nighter continues at the capitol. let's see if we can go live inside the senate chamber where democrats are protesting, president trump's choice of stop to the epa -- opponent claim the oklahoma attorney general are in contrast with the mission of the epa to protect human health and the environment. justice department says president trump will re sends and replace the travel ban,

. >>> coming up president trump revokes transgender bat the room guidelines for students, trang do. >administration's reasoning for changing policy and how the philadelphia school district is responding to the news. >>> lust, the the numbers just released this morning on philadelphia's sweetened beverage tax find out if the revenue raised met expectations, plus this. >>> it seems out of no where, and act of generosity they were not seeking. >> these chester count would it man hope to get 75 chances to went brotherly love in philadelphia how they will do it and why they could use your help. >>> all right. and fog is absolutely playing a major rel in our morning commute overturn tractor trailer, speed restrictions and visibility issues, everything you need to know coming up but first we will take a quick break. stay right where you are, this race is consequential. it's all about being able to look your kid in the eye... and say, honey, it's gonna be okay. and this woman understands it in her gut. she gets it. stephanie hansen understands what people need. this election is very, very imp

but for now, live from 69th street station, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." ou. >> thanks for the update, trang. >> also new this morning, investigators are still trying to pinpoint what caused a fire in philadelphia's harrowgate neighborhood. we do however say it does not appear sus first, it shows flames shooting from the rowhouse, 3500 block of jasper street. now the home owner did get out in time. but was not able to save their two dogs, family of six also escaped from the store. >> well, police arrest a bucks county man, for child sex abuse crimes they say dates as far back as 40 years ago, this is the suspect, 58 year old william thomas of falls township. he is charged with the rape of at least five young children, and possession of child pornography. police say detectives found 1,000 pairs of children's underwear while searching the suspect's home. authorities say thomas could face life in prison. >> this man was a trophy collector and creator of monumental proportions. he was a historian. he historically reported all of his co conquests. >> very distur

airy i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".ack to you. >>> in other news this morning maple shade burlington county shop clerk pedro hernandez has been convicted in the 1979 murder of six year-old etan patz. path the pathz vanished on his way to school 38 years ago. he was first missing child to appear on milk cartons. it took the jury nine days to reach a verdict. earlier prosecution ended in the mistrial. hernandez attorney promised an appeal ahead of his sentencing on february 28th. hernandez could be sentenced to life in prison. >>> more than a dozen correctional officers are leaving the job after a deadly hostage standoff at james t vaughn correctional center. meantime delaware governor john carney tapped former justice henry du pont raggedly and judge william chapman to lead a probe in the incident. correctional office's so, believes a staffing crisis is to blame for the up rise ago this led to lieutenant steven floyd's death. the prison guard have been calling for improved security since floyd's death, 17 guard have eith

for now, live from the accident investigation district, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, trang, for that report. >> and new this morning, police in chester are searching for a suspect after a man is shot and killed in front every his girlfriend. police say the victim was picking up his girlfriend at her house, here on the 2600 block every boil street, just after 10:30 last night. well when she stemmed outside to see her boyfriends being robbed, she then witnessed the suspect shoot him in the head. that suspect then ran off. >> meanwhile, in montgomery county, former police officer is facing a slew of charges after a road rage incident. now, this happened saturday night on the 1900 block of second street in upper gwenned. that's where police seo end farmer fired three shots into a bmw, after a stepdaughter allegedly had altercation with someone in the car. inside the bmw was a mother, father, and their 15 year old daughter, one of those shot injured the 15 year old. farmer is charged with assault and wreckless endangerment. he was a member

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in the cbs-3 news center to bring us to up date. what can you tell us? >> rahel, jeffrey sandusky was fixture in the courtroom throughout his father's trial on child sex abuse charges. now, he is charged with 14 counts of trying to solicit sex from the daughters of his former long time girlfriend. jeffrey sandusky the 41 year old adopted son of convicted child molest ski, faces similar charges of sex abuse more than five years after his father's arrest. those who help to work abused victims every day like abby newman of mission in montgomery county this news is sad, but not surprising. >> the fact his son is accused of molesting children goes along with statistics that we see that sexual abuse when it is not reported is often inter-generational as well as inter familial. >> state police began investigation into the younger sandusky in november of 2016. this after the father of a then 15 year old girl provided investigators with explicit text messages, his daughter allegedly received from sandusky. some asking for naked photos. the g

but for now, liver in wissinoming, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >> dozens every people in montgomery county came together in support of those dealing with the recent string every vandalism. "eyewitness news" in narberth park last night, where residents head a candlelight vigil. those who came out said it was important for minority communities who feel marginalized, stick together during trying times. >>> bill cosby returns to montgomery county courtroom for a hearing this morning. cosby's lawyers will try to move the trial out of montgomery county. now, this they argue the case will receive too much media coverage for him to get a fair trial. judge will also consider bringing in jurors from outside the area. cosby accused of drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand at his home back in 2004. last week a judge decided one other cosby accuser could testify at his trial. >> well, police in delaware are still investigating the tragic death of two young officers. twenty-three year old robert lafonte and 22 year old james wads of the

but for now, liver in yardley, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >> in other news, president trump is said to outline his domestic and economic agenda during first address to joint session every congress. >> prime time speech the white house says the president will layout his while the budget. don champion live in washington with more for the what the president is expected to say, good morning. >> good morning, rahel, jim. certainly the president will have an opportunity tonight to move past some of the distractions that have plagued his administration so far. but on issues like immigration, taxes, healthcare, many here on capitol hill and beyond will be listening closely for one thing from the president specific. >> all i can do is speak from the heart. >> a new interview with fox news channel, fox and friends this morning, president trump previwed his address to congress and promised full plan to keep the country safe. >> i'll be talking about the military. i'll be talking about the boarder. >> part of the plan includes $54 billion su

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do is here to break it down for us. >> reporter: this morning. this video has been views thousands of time, posted to facebook on tuesday night. many are questioning whether the officer's use of threats and profanity was justified, lets take a listen. >> i will explain this one time and one time only. i will... >> cell phone video starts in the middle of the traffic stop and it appears natalie unidentified atlantic city police officer was agitated when one of the two men began recording the interaction. the officer tells the men he is wearing a body camera and demand they stop recording. the as heard in the video he then threatened to knock them out, if the the men do not comply with his orders. >> i will knock you out. do you understand me. >> do you feel me. >> yes, sir. >> police department says natalie language and tone used by our officer in the video is concerning, and it is not condoned by this department. the officer involved has been placed on administrative assignment pending the outcome of the investigation. the cities police union is

. >> our live team coverage continues in white hall township outside allentown where trang do tells us we can e in your shot natalie snow appears to becoming down. >> reporter: oh, yeah, rahel i was hoping you would come sooner because i'm telling you biggest monster truck just drove through here seconds ago hoping we can have those kinds of tires on our trucks but you can see it is coming down quickly here and it is, very fine these snowflakes they are not light and fluffy like snowfall we saw last month, and you can really hear them when they hit the surface. very icy. take a look over here on top of our truck here just really fine and same time very icy, very slushy, and as we experienced on our way up here , as we were leaving philadelphia and really rain and as it the came closer to quakertown it became a wintry mix and new here outside allentown definitely snow but it made for some pretty treacherous driving conditions as we mentioned, penndot did not treat roads last night, because of the storm starting out as rain rather. so that would have just completely washed off all of the

but for now we are live, i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim and rahel, back to you. >>> well, 29 year-old derrick dabany makes his first court appearance. dabany faces murder charges this is stabbing death of his grandmother during an argument inside of her southwest philadelphia home last month. zero seven year-old geraldine mccoy's body was discovered by her daughter who is dabany's hotter. she told police she saw her son leaving the scene of the murder. >>> a bizarre accident was a clothing donation van leaves a pennsylvania woman dead. jidith parmar of mount carmel was standing on the steps to put clothes in the donation bin when the step stool collapsed. her arm got trapped and she was stuck there for several hours, saturday night into sunday. >> it is a horrible way to die getting stuck like that. i guess she broke her arm. >> just standing there, knowing that it is just a person across the street could turn a light on and help you. >> coroner said she died from blunt force trauma and hypotheria. >>> president trump's immigration and

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live from police headquarters. police are saying a tip led them to the women's rescue. >> yes, rahel police received detail information, so officers were able to be in the right lays at the right time, they saw the entire abduction unfold. they were able to rescue this woman after a short chase. look at the this video where police recovered woman's car, they received that tip just after 8:00 p.m. natalie would hand would be abduct as she left work on the 2400 block of aramingo avenue. under cover officers went to that business and saw two mentoring the 25 year-old woman in the back of her own car. the officers then chased the car for four blocks until driver lost control on the 2600 block of emery street. officers arrested one of them. chief inspector scott the small says the woman was most definitely targeted. >> when they grabbed this female they obviously knew who she was because they threatened her, saying that they had her children. the reason that she was targeted is because she related to or know people that