lieutenant john walker praised the response of neighbors who called 911, and got officers here, very>> in philadelphia we expect our people to get involved, and dot right thing, just call 911, the officers able to get here quickly, and neighbors recognize right away that something wasn't right. they did the right thing. the officers did aggrate job brinking this to a conclusion. >> these two women are now safe and at local with family members. meanwhile, investigators are looking into whether these three suspects are also responsible for a string of armed robberies, of asian-owned businesses here in southwest philadelphia. as well as west philadelphia. but, detectives also tell me that these women were retired, and did not own any businesses. so lots to investigate here. live in southwest philadelphia, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> glad they're okay, thank you. in other news, checking in on that overturned tanker and fuel spill in bucks county live over route 611 near oxford drive warrington, you can see the tanker removed from the road. evacuated re

: office's rested suspect after he sought medical treatment at a local hospital, but lieutenant john walker says natalie crime spree didn't end right there. >> even after his co-defendant was shot one taste later he find another male to do robberies with. >> reporter: another man went on to rob two more stores with his new accomplice even as several customers shopped inside tiny vine street deli on north simpson street. >> we have had a shoot-out occur, and, which is dangerous you can see them entering these businesses and they have guns out. people are in the the store shopping. most of these owners now do carry guns in their businesses it can getting youly real quick. >> reporter: investigators believe man they are looking for is from the the area of 65th and haverford. if you recognize him or another man in the surveillance video you are asked to contact southwest detectives. 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 aft

at least potentially could have brought charges to think of john walker lint back in the news around 9/11 that was confiding with al qaeda and afghanistan captured by u.s. forces. he was not charged with treason. i forget what he was but george to be a bush at the time was asked in he said he wrote off the possibility and said it is a kid who was misled. i don't want to do that. twenty years. life imprison no death penalty. it could be worse. >> thinking that treason had to be treated as surgeon way meaning that all of the other laws that create that analogy cannot given the same love all of scrutiny and are inconsistent with what the framers intended in the first place. >> that is a very good point and the obvious work around the congress found over and over that sometimes can carry the same penalty even some of the framers of the constitution found their own work around very early on with the sedition act with the concept of judicial review probably would have been struck down as unconstitutional but the espionage and sedition act of world war i was upheld. a lot of these. politici

lieutenant john walker praised response of neighbors, as well as police, in a situation that could have very well ended in tragedy. >> i think everybody's relieved, we're relieved, again, to make entry into a house, two armed men, officers did phenominal job in bringing this situation under control rather quickly it, could have been much worse, going newspaper a second floor, three people, two armed, two separate bedrooms, and rescuing these two women out of this house safely, and then taking these three individuals into custody safely, is a great thing for everybody at this point. >> and investigators are also looking into whether these suspect are involved. many of the string of armed robberies targeting asian-owned businesses in southwest and west philadelphia, but i'm told that these two victims are retired and did not own any kind of businesses. that's the story here, i send it back to you guys in the studio. >> all right, trang, thank you. >> meanwhile, police are investigating gunfire in the city's west oaklane section that left a teenager dead overnight. shots rang out just befo

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 make an entry in the house with two armed men. officers did a phenomenal job in bringing this situation under control rather quickly. it could have been worse. >> reporter: investigators are looking into whether these three suspects could be link to a number of armed robberies , at asian own businesses, in southwest and west philadelphia. that they say these women were retired and were not business owners. in south philadelphia, i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, it is a frigid but sunny start to the day and we might be looking at a weekend warm up. meteorologist katie fehlinger is live on the cbs-3 skies deck with a closer look at temperatures. hi there, katie. >> hi rahel. this afternoon is unfolding as a very cold one for the delaware vall

lieutenant john walker praised response of neighbors and police to the situation that could send dollars in tragedy. >> in philadelphia we expect our people to get involved and do the right thing, just call 911, because the officers were able to get here quickly and neighbors recognize right away that something wasn't right. they did the right thing. bringing this to conclusion. >> investigators are also looking into whether the suspect are involved in number of armed robberies of asian-owned businesses in southwest and west philadelphia. but lieutenant walker tells me that these two women were retired, and did not own any type of businesses. but for now live in southwest philadelphia, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> interesting detail there, trang, all right, thank you. >> well the time now 5:37. in business news this morning, what is coming to an iphone near you. >> and mcdonald's is coming to manhattan, but with a new lookment money watch's jill wagner joins us from the stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim, rahel. the t

lieutenant john walker praised the response of neighbors and police to the situation that could have ended very much in tragedy. >> i think everybody's relieved, again, to make entry into a house with two armed men, officers did phenominal job in bringing this situation under control rather quickly t could have been much worse, going newspaper a second floor with three people, two armed, two separate bedrooms, and rescuing these two women out of this house safely, and then taking these three individuals into custody safely is a great thing for everybody at this point. >> and investigators are also looking into whether these suspects are involved in a number of asian-owned businesses that had been robbed in southwest and west philadelphia in recent weeks. meanwhile, these two women are shaken, but they declined medical treatment. and at this point, they say, that these victims are retired, they do not own any businesses, so they, again, are still not sure why they were targeted. for now live in southwest philadelphia, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> tha

officers arrested the suspect after he got medical treatment at a local hospital but lieutenant john walker says natalie crime spree did not end there. >> even after his co-defendant was shot two days later he find another male to do robberies with. >> reporter: other man went on to rob two more stores with his new accomplice even as several customers shopped inside the tiny vine street deli on north simpson street. >> we have had a shoot-out occur. it is dangerous. they are entering these businesses. people in the store shopping. most of these owners thousand do carry guns in their businesses. it can getting youly real quick. >> reporter: investigators say the man they are looking for is from the area of 65th and haverford, if you recognize him or that other man in the surveillance video we are asked to contact the southwest detectives. 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 in

pat gallen also showed off some skills as a dog walker. or john'sabout 12:30 this afternoon, we are keeping our fingers crossed wishing or john all the best at or owe rye on at the westminster. look at that phrase. >> oh, what a pretty boy. so cute. >> orion or pat, katie? >> oh, both. but i did mean the dog. >> he wade more than pat. >> i'm telling you, and that teddy bear he was holding before we cut to the break, there i feel like it must have at least was weighing ten more pounds than he did, right? as we check in with eyewitness weather watchers, getting a lot of very tranquil reports, chilly granted, but very, very calm outside. we check in with handful of these. shall we? 27 degrees from phil basically nice clear sky, up in north wales, again, 27 degrees there. further off to the south, down in delaware, 26 degrees this morning. coming in to us from andy right nowment and he had a cute comment. i loved it. look ma no wind. so nice calm wind out there today. and that's going to persist throughout the entire day. twenty-four comes in from john

. >> so both of you explore john adams view of the few of the arrest walker sees. your book is largely about that. how did john adams understand this view and what does he mean by the aristocracy? >> guest:. could >> one thing i find him doing is his faul thoughts develop on aristocracy but i think it is a surprise to him and how much he becomes interested. up until the declaration of independence, he lived in a society that had a visible aristocracy and he didn't think very consciously about it. if he had been asked about it, he would have said these are people with more money and education and they are doing a good job and various positions of the government, education, whatever. he would have defended that particularly in the town he lived in. the family was the quincy family and he admired them and his family for generations. he had no trouble with that. then the war of independence comes and he sees many men in massachusetts and all over making a lot of money off the war. we think of the great sacrifice of the soldiers on the line and the sailors and the women

. >> back with us, john allen, erin gloria ryan, hunter walker.otester was channeling part of what you're saying. >> yeah. >> there's an electoral conversation in the country, and it is very binary, and there are a lot of people who weren't all that happy with either choice, although as we were mentioning, hillary clinton did get more votes. what does it say to you that we're seeing this level of energy, broadly on the left, though i wouldn't call it solely a democratic party left. >> right. it's like the democratic party as it's established and then to the left of that, for sure. one of the things i've noticed, especially in the last week with warren kind of having a protest within the senate, being rocket shipped to viral fame -- the accessibility of virality makes protesting feel like it could mean more when you set out to do it. so you know, ten years ago you set out to block the education secretary from entering a school on the first day that she's trying to enter a school, it wouldn't necessarily go nationwide immediately, but now it's just

walker led by bishop. no british admiral was foolish enough to chase after john paul jones in his was ignored and played no part in the scheme but his victory made the headlines in the american newspapers as a david versus goliath conflict that stood in for a much larger war. it was a sorely needed shot in arm. back in new orleans, it was the governor of louisiana that could supply in the american troops in the western theater in mississippi and pittsburgh with arms and munitions but in 1779 he leapt into action with a series of attacks that capture the british posts that mobile and baton rouge. he commanded a french force that captured pensacola. britain was effectively now out of west florida and spain ruling the gulf of mexico and pretend no longer a threat, the french naval commander who had just arrived on scene asked the spanish nav navy to protect the french colonies while he took his entire fleet of two chesapeake. they learned that they were heading up to chesapeake so they raced up to meet him at yorkto yorktown. he stood at 6-foot four and 6-foot five on the days of battle and yes, since you ask

walker and louise minchin. anger from conservative mps after an unprecedented attack on president trump by the commons speaker. i would not wish to issue an invitation. johning parliament when he visits the uk, but tory mps say the speaker should have remained neutral. good morning, it's tuesday 7th february. also this morning: a shake up of housing in england. the government sets out plans to build a million new homes by 2020.

. >> reporter: elizabeth walker and her two kid drove from delaware to try john's roast park. >> this was our first time. >> reporter: but they arrived to this hand made sign notifying them of the burglary , regular customers like lisa doser were also disappointed. >> is there other spots around here that some good spots, some bad but none like john's roast park. >> reporter: bucci hopes to reopen on saturday and although news of burglary isn't what any business owners wants to wake up to. >> as long as no one was hurt, you nose, it is replaceable. >> reporter: in south philadelphia, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> police are asking for public's help in catching a thief at the springfield mall in delaware county. what you are looking at here is mall surveillance video. authorities say last month the person seen here, stole close to $800 from a cash register at tony lukes. the restaurant was hit one times in the same week. police believe natalie store was closed but the mall opened when those robberies took place. >>> a philadelphia he police officer is recovering after being

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john mccain. he called it a failure. >> anybody that says that anybody. i don't know how much clearer i can be kristin. hunter walker. >> thank you, sean. this morning president trump asked local law enforcement officials to assist with deportation. if he doesn't get the cooperation he is hoping for, does he plan to have dhs and cpb probeing actively begin deportation of undocumented criminals in the border zone? >> look, when you talk about immigration, what he is doing, whether it is the wall or enforcing existing regulations or visa reform i don't think anybody questions the president's commitment to border security and immigration reform. in fact it is usually quite the opposite. when it comes to the steps he is going to take i think i addressed this multiple times when his priorities are going to see. you've seen secretary kelly talk about construction of the wall. his implementation of the executive order to keep people out. there will be considerable amount of action on this front, on immigration and border security. it started day one and will continue through the last possible day until the president feels

john mccain? >> that's my message to anybody who said that. anybody. i don't know how much clearer i can be. hunter walker? >> this morning president trump asked local law enforcement officials to help assist with deportation. if he doesn't get the cooperation he's hoping for, does he plan to have dhs pro-actively begin deportation of undocumented criminals in the order zone? >> well, i think -- look, when you talk about immigration and what he's doing, whether it's the wall or enforcing existing regulations or visa reform, i don't think anybody questions the president's commitment to border security and immigration reform. in fact, it's usually quite the opposite. so when it comes to the steps that he's going to take, i think i have addressed this multiple times what his priorities will be. you've seen secretary kelly talk ab construction of the wall. his implementation of the executive order to keep people out. there's going to be a considerable amount of action on this front on immigration and border security. it started day one. it's going to continue through the last possible day until the president f

john mccain? >> to anybody who says that, anybody. i don't know how much more clear i can make it. >> hunter walker. >> this morning, president trump asked local law officials to help assist with deportations. if he doesn't get the qualifications he is hoping for, does he plan to begin the depor facial of undocumented criminals in the order zone? >> when you talk about immigration and what he is doing, whether it is the wall or enforcing existing regulations or visa reform, i don't think anybody questions the president's commitment to border security and immigration reform. it is usually quite the opposite. >> when it comes to the steps he is going to take, i have addressed it multiple times what his priorities are going to be. you have seen secretary kelly talk about construction of the wall, his implementation of the executive order to keep people out. there is going to be a considerable amount of action on this front, on immigration, border security. it started day one. it is going to continue through the last possible day until the president feels the border is 100% secure and we have the immigration system completely under control s

walker and louise minchin. anger from conservative mps after an unprecedented attack on president trump by the commons speaker. i would not wish to issue an invitation. john bercow said he was "strongly opposed" to donald trump addressing parliament when he visits the uk, but tory mps say the speaker should have remained neutral. good morning, it's tuesday 7th february. also this morning: a shake up of housing in england. the government sets out plans to build a million new homes by 2020. could these be the answer to allow housing problem? could these be the answer to allow housing problem 7 these could these be the answer to allow housing problem? these homes built in less with ——8 weeks. how long do you get with your gp? senior doctors demand longer appointment lengths, describing the current system as "crazy". england are searching for a new test captain this morning, after alastair cook stepped down as skipper after 59 matches in charge. joe root is the standout. the word robot has been around for 100 years. the concept has been around forfar longer as 100 years. the concept has been around for far longer as this new exhibition at the science museum i

john travolta helps. as her marriage came to an end, diana's style became more pared down. this red dress from catherine walkere wasn't just a clothes horse, a fashion clothes horse, shoe actually was a working mother, she had a job to do and she was deeply committed to many of the charities that she was patron of. diana wore the final dress in the exhibition to the final dress in the exhibition to the preview of an auction of her clothes. the proceeds went to an aids charity. she sold 79 of her most famous gowns and the press reported that this was a closing chapter on her old life and style and embarking on a new one. diana's fashion story opens to the public on friday with those memorable dresses remaining display for two years. allison freeman, bbc news. i'm going to go and see that! some memories there! time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london news. i'm alice salfield. commuters are being warned to expect travel disruption today with strikes on two underground lines and southern rail. both are being held by the rmt union over separate disputes. the tu