. >>> meantime philadelphia police believe two robberies in the city's east mt.iry section may be related. police say three armed men robbed a laundromat in the 600 block of chew avenue on saturd saturday. authorities think that incident may be connected to yesterday pots bang robbery nearby in the 5300 block of chew avenue. fbi has joined in on the investigation. if you have any information you are asked to call police. >>> well philadelphia fire department says there's no threat surrounding a suspicious substance found in university city. this was around 8:00 o'clock this morning. the substance was reported inside a building on the 2900 block of market street. it was tested and deemed not hazardous. officials have since cleared the scene. >>> well after several decades in washington, d.c. vice-president joe biden is adding another position with local ties to his resume. the delaware native has been elected chairman of the board of trustees at philadelphia's national constitution center. he'll succeed former florida governor jeb bush. biden has also committed to

in the meantime philadelphia is a sanctuary city and could be a step closer to losing millions of dollarsn state funding. yesterday passed a bill that would withhold state money for sanctuary cities statewide. that money pays for law enforcement and programs to protect neglected children. in a statement mayor jim kenny called the senate's action extreme reaction. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf's new $32 billion budget plan does not increase taxes or sales or income. does add a new $1 billion tax on natural gas production and includes $2 billion in spending cuts. governor wants to increase state's minimum wage to $12 an hour. all new next the fight over president trump's immigration ban goes before a group of federal judges. when a ruling could be made. >>> plus searching for answers. what the delaware governor is doing to find out how a deadly prison standoff happened. >>> and seven minutes before five. special delivery. show you the reunion between a new mom and a state trooper who helped deliver her baby in the back of a van. >>> about four minutes before 5:00 a.m. 2018 winter olymp

. >> meantime philadelphia police are searching for the person who stole an s.u.v. with a baby inside. it happened near eighth and snide nerve south philadelphia police say the suspect dropped the baby offer unharmed at ninth and emily streets. the baby was then reunite wd her mother. "eyewitness news" talked with the woman who found the baby on the street. >> i cross the street, i was with the baby, i called the cops, i said somebody left the baby outside on the corner. and then the cops come and carried the baby because she was crying. but thank god she is fine. >> police are searching for a blue, 2014 toyota rav4. >> in other news this morning, woman fights back against attacker inside upper darby laudromat. surveillance video shows the gunman inside this 24 hour laudromat on garrett road where now was working the overnight shift wednesday morning. she said the lock her in a bathroom and told her to take her clothes off. thean that's when a scuffle broke out. >> know what? either live or die. so i just wrestled with the gun, the gun went off, so i know i wasn't h

meantime philadelphia police have released dramatic new surveillance video of the baby , as the suspected the child off. "eyewitness news" reporter, natasha brown, brings us up to date on the investigation. >> philadelphia police want you to take a good look at this suspect, wanted in a thursday evening abduction. you can see him placing a baby who is still in a carseat on the sidewalk, at the corner of ninth and emily street in south philly. then he runs away. this video shows portion of the terrifying ordeal that started moments earlier involving the babe ace's mother. just after 5:30 p.m., the 30 year old woman had darted in her husband's laudromat here at eighth and mckean to grab a toy for the child. she left the toyota rav4 running with the baby still in the back seat. when she came out of the store , she saw the suspect taking off in her car with the baby still inside. the frenzied mom chased the car down the block to eighth and snyder banking on the car pleading with the driver to stop. she loses site of him. the cameras captured him placing the baby at the corner before taking of

meantime philadelphia police have released dramatic new surveillance video of the baby as the suspectedef dropped the child off. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown bridges us up-to-date on the investigation. >> philadelphia police want you to take a good look at this suspect, wanted in a thursday evening abduction, you can see him placing a baby still in a carseat on the sidewalk at the corner every ninth and emily street in south philly, then he runs away. this video shows portion of the terrifying ordeal that started months earlier involving the baby's mother. this after 5:30 p.m., police say the 30 year old woman had dart into her husband's laudromat here at eighth and mckean to grab a toy for the child. she left the toyota rav4 running with the baby still in the back seat. when she came out of the store , she saw the suspect taking off in her car with the baby still inside. the frenzied mom chased the car down the block to eighth and snyder banking on the car plead willing with the driver to stop. he loses site of them, cameras captured him placing the baby at the corner befor

. >>> in the meantime, in philadelphia, money is being raised to repair and restore head stones that were vandalized in a jewish cemetery. >> reporter: dozens of grave stones desecrated at a jewish cemetery over the weekend. many of the stones were broken or knocked over. the discovery was made by a relative visiting a grave. >> there is 100 tom 100 -- tomb stones vandalized. >> reporter: the wave of antisemitic abilities prompt the president donald trump to speak out for the first time, condemning the trets at horrible and painful -- threats as horrible and painful. >> the president continues to condemn and any other antisemitic and hateful acts in the strongest terms. nobody should be afraid to follow the religion of their choosing, freely and openly. >> reporter: the anti- defamation league is offering a reward for information leading to an arrest. >> we had an ongoing campaign to raise funds, every human should be allowed to rest in peace. >> reporter: authorities are doing everything in their power to find those responsible. >>> ktvu fox news at 6:00 starts now. >>> breaking new

funeral today in west philadelphia. meantime a $20,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest in this deadly shooting. >>> 5:36. this morning east commute should be smoother than last week. trains will run every 5-6 minutes. septa says it will have more cars in service. still not operating at full capacity. pulled dozens of trains from service when cracks were found on two rail cars. working to repair the problem. >>> speaking of septa, riders see new kiosk starting this morning. look for them at all stations. the reloadable cards will eventually replace tokens, strips and paper transfers. >>> northeast philadelphia restaurant is offering $2500 to whoever knows what happened to a stolen barbecue smoker. here it is. someone took it thursday night from fat jack's barbecue. the smoker, which weighs about 2,000 pounds, a couple of tons, is worth about $30,000. >>> in berks county, activists are calling for the county's residential center to be shutdown. the center houses dozens of undon mattingu undocumented immigrants. a n

her funeral is today in west philadelphia. meantime a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the deadly shooting. >>> new this morning, a man in a wheelchair is in critical condition after being shot in the chest. nbc 10 was on the scene in north philadelphia. police say someone opened fire from outside the man's apartment. you can see where a bullet entered the home. investigator say an argument involving several people inside the apartment happened just been the shooting. victim is expected to survive. police made no arrests. coming up in the next half hour, hear from the victim's brother. >>> college basketball player wounded instead a drive by shooting is recovering. he led his team to beat drexel saturday night. homecoming game of sorts who played high school basketball here at newman. instead of going home with the team, he stayed in town for his son's baby dedication. that's when the gunman opened fire on south fourth street. a bullet gazed his knee. a 16-year-old was also shot. >> we were hang lg out and just go

. >>> meantime at philadelphia zoo runners put on their sneakers for a good cause, more than 200 peoplean in the ninth annual cupid 5k run yesterday. every year across the country run raises money to help provide housing and employment support for people with disabilities. last year runners nationwide raised more than $700,000. good day for a run yesterday and happy that they got the that in yesterday because today not so good. >> i think in baltimore they do one in their underwear. >> pretty crazy. >> i didn't see that in our video. >> it was mild yesterday, we got to 50 degrees, even warmer then that in south jersey and delaware. we are bringing back some cloud, and some rain, so this will be cooling things down, we have a couple problem spots , eventually possibly lehigh valley could see tree ing rain and seeing that treeing rain in the poconos. you can see in the northern edge we have cold air still trapped inn here at the surface with the fresh snow on the ground and that is causing icy conditions. majority of the region just these plane rain from the system and once it hits east c

nbc 10 news. >>> meantime happening today, philadelphia city hall will be the site of another rally. at noon today as part of the day without immigrants demonstration. it is expected to last until 3:00 this afternoon. >>> in washington, d.c., demonstrators gathered for a workers' rights rally. this event is aimed at holding president trump accountable to the working class. senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren were due to headline that rally. >>> esteban santiago is scheduled to go before a federal judge in miami this afternoon. he's accused of killing five people and wounding six others in a ft. lauderdale airport last month. he has pleaded not guilty. >>> at least a dozen drivers were left stranded in north washington thanks to this mudslide. this happened on a busy highway near seattle. drivers are being rerouted around this mess while crews work to reopen the interstate. >>> now to a potential breakthrough in the fight against autism. >> a new study shows it is possible to predict the risk of autism in some children much earlier. here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: this mo

. >>> very busy night in philadelphia, thanks, cherri. >>> meantime a pleasantville police officer is recovering this morning after an accident involving her patrol car. investigators say she lost control of her suv and crashed in the utility pole on route nine near adams avenue early sat the day morning. now it the is unclear what caused the officer to lose control of the suv, you canaling see the vehicle is totaled. investigators tell "eyewitness news" that the officer suffered minor injuries. >>> a two-year old boy is in the hospital, this morning, after a hit and run in ambler, montgomery county. the crash happened yesterday around 5:00 o'clock in the evening at spring garden street, and benknockburn avenue. "eyewitness news" shows the video being air lifted from the scene. he was at a park with his parents when he ran into the street, officers say the driver may not have realized just what happened again. >> you know, operator, realized that they struck the child and just kept going. >> reporter: police say that the driver was last seen going south on main street in a dark colore

meantime in center city philadelphia today protesters against her nomination took to the streets, outside of the office of pennsylvania senator pat toomey. toomey has said he will vote to confirm, devos. >>> one philadelphia teacher is using senator toomey and his yes vote to raise aware ness about her opposition , to devos. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in our sat center with more on that, greg >> reporter: jessica, good evening. this philadelphia teacher is concerned about how devos will handle the department of education, and with the senate making the final decision about devos's appointment this teacher is getting creative in hopes of the getting senator pat toomey's attention. >> empowering and reempowering teachers in a new way. >> reporter: betsy devos is president trump's pick to head department of education. her nomination is controversial because of her support for charter schools and tuition vouchers using public fund and experts say a it will be a close nomination vote in the senate. >> i said i started a fund raising campaign called buy senator toomey's vote.

. >> reporter: again that young girl at the children's hospital of philadelphia. meantimeeah bashir will face criminal attempted homicide charges when she face as judge in about an hour. we're live in collingdale. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> you are looking at what started as a peaceful protest that turned violent in north philadelphia last night. police made four arrests. two bike officers suffered injuries. protesters sprayed mace and paint at officers. we'll keep you had. >>> montgomery county police want to you take a good look of this video of two serial burglars in action. you can see the pair searching for cash in luigi pizzarama. thieves hit the restaurant twice before along with other small businesses in the area. in each case burglars use a crowbar. if you have any information about this break in or others, police would like to hear from you. >>> today johns roast pork in south philadelphia will re-open for business. early yesterday burglars stole thousands of dollars along with sales and surveillance equipment. the owner told me burglars got in through th

have mild temperatures tonight and tomorrow before things start to change, in the meantime, a tied record in philadelphia smashed record in mount pocono. reading with the tides record. new record of 77 degrees in allentown. but take a look at that front over the great lakes heading our waste tomorrow. your weather headlines tracking some strong storms. i will tell you when they get here and about the dramatic temperature drop that follows those storms, and we will even take you into early march. that is all coming up with the seven day forecast when i join you inside. >> kate, see you then. >>> fire tears through a ramada inn in vial land sending a police officer and hotel guest to the hospital. first responders were called to the scene on west landis avenue around 2:00 this morning. fire officials say that they arrived to find some guests hanging from the second floor window. other guests some with small children escaped with just the clothes on their backs. >> we didn't plan to go but in the end there was way too much smoke, and other stuff going on that we just got out. >> worry about packing up, it w

. >>> and a philadelphia police officer meantime is lucky to be alive following a frightening encounterith an suv in west philly. after police watched a ford explorer strike a parked car near 62nd and market street, officers approached the car to check for injuries and according to police, officer hollis was standing on the suv's running board trying to avoid traffic when the driver suddenly took off driving four blocks with the officer still hanging onto the car. eventually the officer was able to jump to safety but is now suffering from injuries to his hands and legs. the suv has been impounded. no arrests have been made just yet. >>> an update now for you on a story that we have been following since last night. cumberland county authorities have identified the man shot and killed by bridgeton police. 23-year-old darryl ftqua the officer shot the man after a foot chase. police found a gun near the victim but they have not said why they were chasing him or if he fired a shot at them. >>> and dam family and friends attended the funeral for a delaware correctional officer killed during a

in the meantime seth williams says for now he will continue to work very hard for the citizens of philadelphia, until he leaves office. we're live from center city tonight, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. >>> three suspects facing charges for home invasion in southwest philadelphia overnight. police say that an alert neighbor called 911 just before 2:00 when they heard a loud commotion, coming from the home on 66th and green way officers arrived, and they found two, six five-year old woman had been terrorized, one was beaten, other tied up. police found three armed suspects hiding on the second floor of that home. >> they also did a phenomenal job in bringing the situation under control rather quickly. it could have been worse, going up in the second floor with three people, two armed and two separate bedrooms and rescue these two women out of the house safely and then taking these three individuals into custody safely, it is a great thing for everybody. >> police are investigating why woman may have been targeted. >>> puppies in burlington county, new jersey are off t

internationalal term new hampshire to see if and when folks those seven countries make their way to philadelphia. in the meantime has been very active on twitter and really within the past hour. first saying when a country is no longer table say who can and cannot come in and out especially for reasons of safety and security, big trouble. he went onto say interesting that certain middle eastern countries agree with the ban. they know if certain people are allowed in it's death and destruction. the president then went after the federal judge saying the opinion of this so-called judge which essentially takes law enforcement away from our country is ridiculous and will be overturned. that judge u.s. district court senior judge james robart granted a temporary restraining order against the's executive order last night. the president stopped travel into the u.s. from seven countries and washington state and minnesota they filed a joint lawsuit claiming that travel ban for immigrants and refugees was unlawful and last night that judge agreed. here's washington state's attorney general after that decision came down. ta

they are on the road making it rain in philadelphia. meantime have a little bit of splashing going on from our skies as well. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> on this monday morning. let's get through it. i'm laura garcia-cannon. we'll check the forecast with kari. windshield wipers were working. >> earlier this morning. you may have water from cars in front of you kicking up some of that water off the roads onto your windshield but as far as what we see falling from the sky, everything is clearing out. we have some rain that moved through this morning and storm ranger on and scanning around the bay area. that's our mobile doppler radar parked on san bruno moment showing things are clearing out for now. this is the way it looked earlier. we see the storm system moving off toward the south and east and there is rain well to the north of us. that may bring in another chance of wet weather later today. nothing that should ruin your outdoor plans and now it's 32 degrees in santa rosa while san jose is at 45 degrees. we'll ta

philadelphia. winds in the meantime are not that strong, 7 miles per hour. not expected to be an issue. today's high is 60 degrees, well above the average high of 42 we may have to wait until 5:00, 6:00 later today or tonight and warming temperature as long the way and 55 for an overnight low and current temperatures to the west. 64 in st. louis, and 69 in insnat. we have two days today an tomorrow for all the mild air to get through and look at omaha, nebraska, just 28 degrees there, yes that cold air comes in in a hurry wednesday night and by thursday in the morning we may actually have snow on the ground. it's looking like a good bet for that now. i'll go over the models for an amount of snow and for now jacket weather but it gets milder over the next several hours. >> all right thank you. >>> breaking news now we want to go live and take a picture of the u.s. senate floor here in washington, d.c. the senate has just approved the nomination of betsy devos, the president's choice to be the education secretary. this is the live picture of the nation's capital. the democrats worked all

in the meantime, look at the numbers, 57 degrees in philadelphia. 60s north and west, these areas should be in the 20s right now. 62 in allentown. 61 in reading, 61 in lancaster, millville, 54. cape may, of all places, you're the cold spot, 47. i would hardly consider that cold for this time of the year. dover, 55. trenton, 56. satellite and radar there's the frontal system right there, it's knocking on the door for pittsburgh and winds out of the southwest out ahead of the front out of the northwest behind that fronted, so this front separates two very different air masses, you'll see that reflected in the seven-day forecast coming up in just a moment. 70 degrees nowhere near that for tomorrow, clouds, limited sun, a couple of thunderstorms developing late, again some of those will be on the gusty side. what we're concerned about will be a wind threat. there will be brief downpours with the storms, wind is the biggest concern, 45 to 55 miles per hour. i'll talk about this i'll have the cooler changes on sunday in the seven day in just a few minutes. >> thank you. folks, like to reminds

. >>> meantime a popular south philadelphia sandwich shop reopened after a brazen burglary. john's roast pork began serving customers gannon saturday, sometime early friday, burglars broke into the business, through the exhaust system on the of roof. the owner tell "eyewitness news" thieves took thousands of dollars in cash and money ear marked for charity, this weekend customers have been helping to replenish the money >>> this morning the power ball jackpot is growing, even higher, and that is after no one matched all six numbers last night. big prize is up to 403 million-dollar, there was a two million-dollar prize winner in pennsylvania, and new jersey has had a million-dollar winner, so here are last night's winning lottery numbers, they are three, seven, one, 31, 33 and power ball was 20, next true is on wednesday. >>> there is still so much more to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning and coming up next we will check in with face the nation 's john dickerson for a look at today's 9ijz z5yz y29ijy y5yy joining us cbs political director john dickerson. good morn

if you have any information give philadelphia police a call. >> meantime, student south jersey are spendinghis superbowl sunday morning, making sandwiches, all part of fundraiser for good cowed calls. here, sister station "kyw news radio" live at clearview regional high school where it will all be starting very soon good morning, what are you wearing there? >> reporter: good morning, rahel. yes, i have the hoagie for hopes t-shirt, the third annual funds raiser where hundreds of volunteers will be gathering to make hoagies and for a good cause. as you can see, i mean, this is the t-shirt, very cute, right? and this is the color of the clearview regional high school pioneers. i am here with christina, the student advisors, been here from the beginning. let's talk about this and about to start the auditorium part. tell me what this part of the program is so important. >> what we're doing, it shows them, we will see past years, reminder of the kids that we're helping this year, and the families and why we are here so early on a sunday morning. >> this auditorium starting to fill up here. let's

i've seen so far 63-mile per hour gusts meantime, though, win gusts currently, certainly not much better out at philadelphia international airport, right now, 52-mile per hour gusts currently being reported, 54 atlantic city. at lunchtime still incredibly blustery, the ones that stands out as the highest but still very windy elsewhere. meanwhile camera looks as though it must be stick here. this was rocking and rolling just moment ago. 35 degrees, currently at whitt fields elementary school with pretty persistent wind. now at the moment, we've actually had couple of snow showers rolling through the poconos, at the moment, more than anything sunshine, see few additional snowflakes throughout the day that would be wise, departing storm system also helping to get this wind underway in the first place. but, coming up, that system getting out of here, end up overall much quieter pattern which ill outline for you just little later on, jim, back to you. >> nearly 200,000 people have been evacuated from several counties in northern california, after damage was discovered on the nation's tallest damn. record rainfal

philadelphia. we'll follow this throughout this newscast and 6abc.com. >>> in the meantime, david murphy is back with a closer look at the workweek draft. mild -- workweek forecast. mild conditions. >> reporter: we are better than saturday. we're dry, looking outside, we have sky6 live hd a nice day building. the action cam out a little bit earlier in fairmont park. you can see how early we did have high clouds streaking in, but the sun is getting through them for the most part. overall a more comfortable day than yesterday. 51 degrees in philadelphia. the winds out of the south/southwest at 13 miles per hour. a little breezy, but not as windy and cool as yesterday. 50 in allentown. 50s and 51s up and down the i-95 corridor. in cape may, 48 degrees. satellite and radar shows you how the cloud cover has been streaking through. as we head in the afternoon there's a chance of thicker cloud cover, we're keeping an eye on sprinkles and light showers, some of that might filter through late today and tonight. most of you stay dry, if you see it, it's coming at you from the west and it is light. the lehigh v

. >>> meantime tonight a young girl is flown to children's hospital of philadelphia following a verylose call in the pool at indian valley family ymca in harleysville montgomery county. according to franconia township police, officers responded to a near-drowning just after 6 o'clock this evening. we're told the girl was conscious when she was transport odd and lifeguards at the pool acted quickly to try to save her. >>> police are looking for answers tonight following the death of a woman in port richmond. it appears that it happened on the 3200 block of mercer street yesterday afternoon. a 57-year-old woman was found by a family member lying unconscious in a pool of blood inside her home. she had suffered blunt force trauma to her head. the vic time died minutes after medics arrived and police found that the second floor of that home was ransacked. however, they didn't find any signs of forced entry. >>> also tonight, protesters filled the streets of philadelphia and cities all around the country speaking out against president trump's plan to get rid of the affordable care act. tru

meantime the national awareness alliance. >> police are searching in west philadelphia during a traffic stop gone pad. police say they were talking to the driver of a ford explore who hit a parked car around 3:00 at 62nd and market. traffic apparently started coming toward the officer. he stood on the running board. that's when the driver pulled away with the officer on the running board. the driver sped up and drove four blocks according to investigators before finally slowing down enough for the officer to jump off. the officer injured his hands, leg and foot. driver ditched the car and ran off. police are testing the vehicle for dna to try to identify the suspect >>> the white house trying to be remains in legal limbo. president trump said he may sign a new order on immigration. and that new order could come as early as monday. >> the original ban of course sparked massive protests. garrett tenney has the latest from washington. >> reporter: the president made it clear that he believes his executive order needs to be in place as soon as possible in order to keep the country safe. the problem is his

philadelphia. cemetery over the weekend. investigator are now looking for whoever is responsible. meantime, the anti-defamation league is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to arrest and paternal order of police is offering $3,000 reward. matt delucia live. many in the community are outraged at what appears to be a anti-semitic act. others are rallying around the cemetery. >> reporter: what happened this weekend has people searching for justice. sickened by what happened behind this bench over the weekend. dozens of head stones toppled and some broken. last night a gathering. a vigil to denounce the vandalism of the head stones here at the jewish cemetery. philadelphia police say the incident happened after dark saturday night. facilities across the nation had local communities here on high alert. this is a stop they fear for the group that may be next. people who came to the vigil say the vandalism brings back painful memories of the holocau holocaust. another gathering scheduled foor today at 21:50. that will be happening in afternoon. leader are expected to come together

philadelphia. cemetery over the weekend. investigator are now looking for whoever is responsible. meantimeanti-defamation league is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to arrest and paternal order of police is offering

in the meantime we have quiet conditions, 56 right now in philadelphia, and down from 58 at this hour. fifty-eight in wilmington. fifty-seven in dover and 52 in allentown. no more upper 60's. you can see 70's off to the south and those will make a come back by the even of the week. i will tell you which day we can hit the 70's but as far as that is concerned it is near freezing overnight, still above average tomorrow, even as coolest day of the week we will tell you how cool it will be and which day we can set a record later this week. for now back inside to you. >> see you shortly, thank you. >>> marchers hit the street following discovery of the ku klux klan flier. chopper three over the demonstration as it made its way through doylestown. march was organized by students at central bucks west high school as well as group showing up for racial justice. flier was found in doylestown last week, another one was also found in, northampton county. >>> police need your help identifying a man they say may be an arsonist, authorities say that this man was seen february 12th, shortly before 4

. >> meantime, mayor kenney has said people who come from now on into the philadelphia internationalirport, in that terminal in particular, are going to be treated the way they have been for years until the constitutionality is decided. so he's, in a way, perhaps thumbing his nose at the president's executive order. >> i think he is. and i would say this is a pause. it's not an executive order forever. it was not done with the green card people particularly. and that allowed people on the other side to protest and use that. but they would have done this anyhow. i mean, they're spoiling for a fight. and i'm in the camp that thinks that protesters are helping trump, particularly when we see, some of this gets conflated, the berkeley protesters, the rioters. and some of the madonna and the women's march and all that, i think the face of it is not the people that are necessarily new people to this and well-meaning. i think the face of it is more the other, and the net here is it helps trump. he got dinged because this wasn't done in the proper manner, but the broad goal of it, i think, w

out more information we'll of course check back in with you guys, meantime we talk to passengers pretty much stuck here if philadelphian we just hole on the ticket agents? look at their faces right now. because imagine all that they're dealing, with then all of the customers, that line, oh, they've got to be stressed. >> look at that face. >> yes, big massage when they get home. >> one thing i can tell you guys, a lot of people are communicating very well to passengers. sometimes you're stuck at the airport, sort of wondering what's happening? we heard a lot of times they keep making announcement, if you don't have a warding pass go this way, if you do stand in this line. if you don't have a check bag go over here. so trying to make a lot of sense of the nonsense. but at this point, a lot of people walking in sort of looking around like wait, what's going on? because you think your a coming to check in for your flight, maybe you haven't turned on the news this mornings you have no idea what's happening. so, we do want people who are just waking up to know there is a ground stop here at philadelphia international airpo

. >> well onto local news, meantime another jewish cemetery is vandalized, this time hitting close to home. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in philadelphia's wissinoming section where police say hundreds of tombstones were toppled over on saturday night. good morning, trang. >> reporter: well, good morning, jim, rahel. at this point police say too early in the investigation to classify this as a hate crime. but they say the tombstones here is he cemetery definitely targeted, three christian cemeteries within walking distance of here and all left un dubbed turned. >> many hands work together sunday to right a wrong. hearing that vandals overturned upwards of 300 headstones saturday night at jewish cemetery mount carmel, people of all faiths assembled in wissinoming to raise them up again. >> this is not just a round about topple so many headstones clearly is a concerted effort. >> reporter: overbrook couple offered their prayers. >> my heart is broken. it is shocking. it is discusting. it is frightening it, bridges back memories of what was done in europe to our people. >> as night fell, community members from across the city held a vigil a

philadelphia. i left a message and the search for answers. meantime investigators we spoke with say they will stay on the case. >> is it an active investigati investigation. at this time it does not appear any specific person or residence was targeted. >> reporter: southern burlington chapter of naacp condemns the kkk flyers and they say it's a sign that the struggle continues. i'm also told by law enforcement that the county prosecutor's office has been notified of the developments as well. back to you. >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> in olney a man storms into a metro pcs store and waves a gun at a couple of store employees. police say the women were forced into a bathroom and the guy shut the door while he searched the store for money yesterday afternoon. when he couldn't find any, he pulled one of the employees out of the bathroom and demanded she show him where it is. once he got some cash he took off without hurting either employee. but he is still on the loose. >>> first few weeks the president trump's first 100 days and headlines do not sto

meantime, police have a lot to say about it. >> peace turns to peril for 65-year-old woman living in this southwest philadelphia house. she's cooking a late meal for her son who had been working in a restaurant all night. it's 2:00 a.m. when three armed men storm in. >> one grabs her by the neck, puts a 95 to her neck, starts threatening her. asking where the money s take her upstairs. >> relative another 65-year-old woman is in the house sleeping until police say the thieves go for her. neighbors hear screams and call 911. that's when 11 cops show up and split up. some moving inside through the back while the others keep watch outside. they coordinate an emergency rescue. >> as they get to the second floor center bedroom one female resides there. she's tired up with speaker wire. they bring her downstairs and she's able to communicate that there's a second person upstai upstairs. >> reporter: second woman also wrapped with speaker wire is brought to safety but the suspects are hiding. before confrontation starts up. >> in the back room when the meals were underneath the beds the officers did struggle witness individu

philadelphia international airport. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. well put. thanks for that. meantime there are some conflicting reports about how many people immigration order is impacting. in court yesterday a lawyer with the justice department said more than 100,000 visas have been revoked since last week. but then the state department said fewer than 60,000 people had visas revoked. we'll follow these developments and keep you updated. >>> just hours from now vice president mike pence is set to arrive in philadelphia. he'll be giving a speech to the federalist society. mr. pence plans to talk to the group at congress hall in old city around noon. this meeting is not open to the public. the vice president will discuss the role of the courts and the president's pick for the supreme court. >>> today folks will be protesting president trump's immigration order during the philadelphia march for humanity. that starts at 1:00 this afternoon at thomas plaza in center city. organizers with the american friends service committee call the order a ban that targets muslims. >>> septa is issuin

it will still be on the chilly side but for philadelphia and any points south of this, just rain, out of it, and then again that comes on sunday. in the meantime though, with a series of systems working their way through what we will have is another drop on the thermometer. so while weekend is actually warming up, come monday there will be a spill in from some colder air that knocks temperatures back a little bit more. the here's where we stan, we are either at or below freezing every where. it is a cold start to the afternoon, again, we showed you earlier in the broadcast feels like values. you have to knock 10 to 15 degrees off. rest of the day 34 degrees, at best, any sunshine yielding cloud cover and still cold outside but with the blanket of clouds tonight we will bottom out to 30 and then looking forward into our "eyewitness news" seven day we will take it, not shorts and t-shirts weather, but flirting with or hitting 50 both saturday or sun take we will get, not terrible, couple showers as we mentioned on sunday but no major storms in sight for now, jim, over to you. >> thanks, very much katie. >>> grammys will air this sunday night on

meantime vice president mike penned says supreme court nominee nor gorsuch one of the nation's courts one way or another. vice president made the speech in philadelphia, protesters in the city were targeting president trump. "eyewitness news" reporter al edges andrea hoff tells us much of the protesting centered around the president 's travel ban. >> reporter: protests in opposition of president donald trump specifically as immigration effort continued throughout center city. around independence mall, they gave equal a tea attention to the second in command. >> we will fight you every day >> protests did not prohibit earlier than antis pailt dollars arrival to old city by vice president mike pence. he used the additional time to pay visit to the liberty pell, a trip he said he was unable to make when in town for the g of retreat in philadelphia late last month. at noon, the vice president was welcomed by the federalist society, conservative, leb err tear yan legal organization, advocating for supreme court's supreme court pick neil gorsuch. >> within minute of his nomination, and now they are even threatening to use the filibuster procedure in the se

is leaving, why philadelphia's iconic >>> california senators are calling on president trump to approve a disaster declaration in response to damage from recent storms. in the meantime authorities warn people may not be able to return to homes until repairs are made to the orville damn. nearly 200,000 nearby were ordered to leave for fear that is spillway would collapse. engineers are releasing water through the main spillway to lower the wake's water level before more storms hit wednesday. crews are packing that spillway with rocks and bolders. >>> it's no secret siblings can be competitive. now, first borns have something they can brag about to their younger brothers and sister. >> a new study said the oldest is the smartest. nicole brewer is here why the first born has the brains in family. >> and also ukee and jess, what you can do to boost the iq of subsequent siblings, as the baby i think ukee will agree we'll take all the help we can get. the solution according to one psychologist is pretty simple. if you have brothers and sisters, chances are it's already been discussed. which sibling is the smartest >> i believe my very youngest brother, he's a neurologist.

a ground stop at philadelphia international airport leaves some stuck, meantime, septa fights to getck. >> i don't know i can trust septa any more. >> what you can expected to as you're trying to get around. >> finding help in a unexpected place. a child text police for homework help because she is stomped on her math problems. what happens when one officers responded. >> inspiring story overcoming obstacles. meet local ten year old ceo. >> i my name is mia, owner of jerry fits. >> what she created sending a message of confidence to little girls. >> ♪ >> new fashion trends alert, most special day of your life, philly fashion week's hottest looks from local designers, plus why less is more when it comes to your wedding dress. >> ♪ >> that's pretty. >> it is pretty. we've been dealing with this grounds stop at philadelphia international airport for nearly two hours now, now it has been lifted? >> good news, the grounds stop has been lifted at philadelphia international airport. anybody that flies knows that that doesn't mean everything is naturally quickly back to order. because there

reporting live tonight from the port of philadelphia, i'm david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thanks very much. >>> meantime new jersey lawmakers are vowing to fight feds over a fish, some say dramatic cuts by washington to the summer flounder harvest could decimate fishing industry at new jersey shore. our anita oh will have more on what is going on and why tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> damages phase in the market street building collapse trial got underway today, salvation army thrift store came crashing down in 2030 after a wall of an adjoining building felon top of it. jury members found all of the defendants liable, for the events which led to the deadly disaster. jurors will be tasked with determining how much each defendant will have to pay to those individual and to the families of those killed. >>> it is a chilly start to the weekend we have another cloudy, and cold day and the temperatures are going to drop even further tonight. meteorologist kate bilo is live on the sky deck tracking the falling temperatures, kate >> jessica, it definitely feels winter like, feels like snow, only thin

philadelphia. police believe they hit four pharmacies in the city. >>> the senate confirmed president trump's pick for health and human services. tom price has been pushing to dismantle the affordable care act. >>> meantime, the federal appeals court refused to reinstate the travel ban on seven nations. moments after the ruling the president tweeted in all caps, see you in court adding that the security of our nation is at stake. the trump administration could take the case to the supreme court or file a motion with the same appeals court to reconsider. >>> president trump signed three more executive orders yesterday, jeff sessions has been ordered to establish a new task force on crime reduction and public safety and cracking down on drug cartels and use existing federal law to prosecute those who commit crimes against police. >>> a passenger at jfk airport looks out her window and sees another plane on fire. >>> a gunman out west robs a girl scout and her mother as they are selling cookies. >> reporter: we're cold on the bus stop this morning, if you're dressing the kids, bundle them up, scarves not a bad idea, windchills in the single digits in some outlying suburbs, i'll be back with the afternoon ca

meantime there's the chance of some accumulation. now the latest models are suggesting anywhere from about maybe 3-inches up to about 5 inches in philadelphiais may be overselling it a little bit. we're thinking more along the lines of one to three but it could go a little higher than that and again that is overnight thursday in through thursday morning. cloudy with rain at times today, a high of 60. 63 with that snow arriving at night on wednesday, the 63 in the afternoon but temperatures crashing overnight to 34. and then thursday just 35 degrees with snow in the morning. now, because we've been so mild these two days, it's possible that that snow will have a hard time initially sticking to road surfaces but i'd still look out for some slippery conditions potentially on thursday morning up until about midday. and then we got a couple of days where we're in the mid 30's. saturday back up to 49 and then 52 on sunday. mother nature obviously a little bit confused this february. >> or maybe we are. >> maybe we are. [laughter] >> all right. it is 5:42 and next up police release frightening surveillance video that shows a young girl fall from a

meantime, who feels like a little mid-april to take? 20 degrees milder then it was this same time yesterday as that translates to the thermometer in philadelphiaou are already this is 60's, and the sun has obviously not yet come up. so we are doing well. we will in the see a ton of read out on the thermometer here to take but 63 to tie the tally record is what we are pegging that high. would i suggest doing a before and after picture here to take it is extreme opposite tomorrow this aim time with snow and much colder air working its way in. four to 8 inches expect, meisha. >> sixty-three to 38, katie, unreal. >>> well, good morning, happy hump day looking outside ben franklin bridge, so, we're looking as we typically do in terms of the congestion at the this point cracking in the the 5:00 o'clock hour. i want to call your attention to the sheen on the roadways. as we walk outside the door, despite the the fact it is 60 degrees it is still wet out there wet roadways will slow us down a bit. if i were you, major interstate and highways give yourself couple extra minutes. ben franklin bridge looking good as you should. schuylkill taillights movin

leaving, why philadelphia's iconic love stat >>> california senators are calling on president trump to approve a disaster declaration in response to damage from recent storms. in the meantime authorities warn people may not be able to return to homes until repairs are made to the orville damn. nearly 200,000 nearby were ordered to leave for fear that is spillway would collapse. engineers are releasing water through the main spillway to lower the wake's water level before more storms hit wednesday. crews are packing that spillway with rocks and bolders. >>> it's no secret siblings can be competitive. now, first borns have something they can brag about to their younger brothers and sister. >> a new study said the oldest is the smartest. nicole brewer is here why the first born has the brains in family. >> and also ukee and jess, what you can do to boost the iq of subsequent siblings, as the baby i think ukee will agree we'll take all the help we can get. the solution according to one psychologist is pretty simple. if you have brothers and sisters, chances are it's already been discussed. which sibling is the smartest >> i believe my very youngest brother, he's a neurologist.

s seat in may, meantime, for the moment seth williams says he will fight very hard for citizens of philadelphia until he leaves office. in center city natasha brown for cws3 "eyewitness news". >>> president donald trump is spending the weekend in his winter white house in florida, with japan's prime minister, he is also, defending his travel ban and suggesting that he may issue a new executive order on immigration. craig boswell has more from the white house. >> reporter: president trump spoke to reporters on air force one, saying he is likely to craft a new executive order on immigration. the his current ban on travel, for people from seven precome nanly muslim countries is tied up in the court. >> we will win that battle but we have other options, including just filing a brand new order on monday. >> reporter: president says new order would change very little will from the original one he issued last month. >> very, very strong vetting, i call it extreme vetting and we will have very strong security in our country. we are going to have people come into our country that want to be here for goo

meantime if you recognize that suspect or you've seen that suv, call police. reporting live in south philadelphia, gray hall, channel6 "action news." sharrie. >> all right, gray, thank you. >>> opening statements got under way in the damages phase of that 2013 deadly building collapse in center city. a jury is tasked with deciding how much the salvation army and five other defendants will have to pay for the collapse that killed seven people and injured 12 others. it was earlier this week that the same jury found the six defendants liable. attorneys are expected to call expert witnesses to testify. "action news" reporter vernon odom is at the courthouse and will have a full report coming up at 5:00. >> our accuweather team said it would be a whole lot colder out there today and they were exactly correct. it feels quite a bit different out there. >> meteorologist adam joseph outside with the first check of the accuweather forecast. hey, adam. >> yeah, quite a tumble over the last couple days. that wind is rather biting out here this evening and the clouds not helping whatsoever as we take a look a

philadelphia public schools meanwhile. >> superintendent says the transgender students can continue to use bathrooms based on their gender identity. >>> meantime, secretary of state rex tillerson is in mexico to meet with mexico's president to discuss trade and immigration. yesterday, the administration discussed concerns. and the country said it would not pay for a border wall. >>> and the revised president's ban on travel will not be released until next week. the reason for delay not clear. of course blocked the original order banning entry to the u.s. from seven muslim-majority countries. vai. >>> new from overnight, philadelphia police say a man was shot and dragged down the street in strawberry mansion. officers found the victim in a vacant lot at north patent street. and a vacant lot. and a burlington county woman faces sentencing for a hilt and run that killed a teenager in camden count. 16-year-old whyson turner died after being hit. she took off after hitting the teen. a niece in the car later called 911 to report what happened. >>> it's 6:06. delaware lawmakers are holding a hearing after work conditions. after an uprising killed a g

s seat in may, in the meantime for the moment it williams says he will continue to fight very hard for the citizens of philadelphia, until he leaves office. in center city, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> president trump says he may sign a new executive order on immigration, after a federal appeals court refused to reinstate the travel ban. the president met the with japanese prime minister shin sue ab a on friday, trump vowed to keep up legal fight over his halting of immigration from seven countries designated aster or hot spots. the president said a new executive order would focus on extreme vetting. >> we will win that battle but we will have have a lot of other options including just filing a brand new order on monday. >> that could very well be but i like to advise you. we need speed and security. it could very well be that we do. >> you see first lady melania trump with the president, this was her first flight on air force one. >>> president trump prime minister aba and their wife's landed in palm beach i friday and where they are spending weekend to go to discuss foreign policy. the last night

meantime, you can take a better look at that surveillance video on our web site 6abc.com. if you recognize the suspect or if you have seen that stolen suv call police. reporting in south philadelphiagray hall channel6 "action news." >> vice president mike pence will be in philadelphia tomorrow. pens will address the federalist society that speech scheduled for noon at congress hall. >>> leaders from several faiths attended a prayer service in hunting park today to stand in solidarity with philadelphia's muslim community. among the speakers at the muslim america american societyr jim kenney. he shared stouffer's irish catholics. the mayor assured the group that the city supports and embraces its muslim population. groundbreaking took place today in bucks county on the final phase of the new development for seniors. rotc li will soon begin construction on 60 units. the units will join the 72 already on the site. the complex is for active adults. prices begin at $149,000. >>> a south jersey community came together over coffee this morning. the ocean city police department held its annual coffee with a cop event. residents were invited to the starbucks to talk with and to build relati