the that is something to think about. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" spoke to annette green at 30th street station just before she boardedded her amtrak. >> now that you said it i'm about to change my ride and change my mind and have somebody pick me up in a car. this is scary for me. >> reporter: authorities treated passengers on the the scene for minor injuries. there were no fatalities. >> i will take my chances. >> reporter: howard was on his way to new york when he spoke to them. he called imaging tough to look at but told "eyewitness news" that they didn't make him rethink his travel plans. >> i have confidence and i fly and take train when i have to and hope that it is always safe and everybody doing what they have to do to keep it safe. >> reporter: amtrak released a statement expressing the company's thoughts and prayers again, we are waiting for those passengers some philadelphia was final destination, others new york was their final destination. at least 9:00 possibly later tonight. live at 30th street station david spun for "eyewitness news".

david, thank you. waiting for information about friend or family on that derailed train contact amtrak at this number, 800-523-9101. (800)523-9101. well, also breaking news right now a school bus in burlington county overturns today, an accident that involved students. this happened in lumberton and the 300 block of main street. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, is live at the scene with more on what happened there, cleve. >> reporter: well, route 541, main street in lumberton is back opened, traffic in both directions. they got that overturned school bus upright, and towed this was a situation that was very scary for the the students but police say it wasn't as serious as they initially feared. a school bus on its side children thankfully though, okay. police say a car collided with the bus around 3:00 this afternoon. >> the school bus was making a

left turn on to daffodil when it was struck in the rear by a vehicle traveling north on 541. >> reporter: bus driver was taking three student home from the burlington county special services school in west hampton. despite jarring crash, officials say no one suffered serious injuries, one student went to the hospital as a precaution. they are all between ages of 1010 and 15 and that are parents were net filed. police say bus appeared to tip because it was starting to turn. >> it will make a left turn on to daffodil and it wheels were turn to make that left turn when it struck in the rear the force caused it to over turn. >> reporter: you can hear just how loud that was when the bus was uprighted imagine if you are insight, slamming on its side. the bus driver once again is okay the driver of the vehicle questioned by police right now, they don't have any cause for the accident and in word if alcohol or drugs played a role in this. live i'm cleve bryan cbs-3

"eyewitness news". the aspiring hip-hop artist turn murder suspect men as black madam faces decade behind bars. jury has just convicted page victoria winslow on all counts against her. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at criminal justice center in center city tonight, steve. >> reporter: little reaction from a woman prosecutors say change her identity nearly a dozen times to avoid being accused of a crime. today, jury says she can have one more identity to that list, and that is inmate. >> reporter: saga of the woman that calls herself the black madam is over. with it a trial that feed toured salacious word ended in just four: guilty on all count. >> she did it the for the money, pure and simple, that she could bring in women and charge them thousands of dollars to put a fraudulent prod new jersey their body. >> reporter: monday a jury quick 45 year-old page vittoria winslow of third degree murder.

prosecutors say winsly performed illegal butt enhancement procedures by injecting clients with industrial grade silicone in area hotels. twenty year-old claudia aderotimi died from complications from the injections. a possible smoking gun, former clients say winslow enticed them by lying about being a nurse practitioner. an e-mail with this claim was presented as evidence. >> she was a liar. it was a front. she prayed on people who were uneducated who were hoping to be beautiful and she trick them. >> reporter: winslow showed little reaction to the verdict after a trial that showcased nearly eight hours of her testimony. defense attorney david rubenstein says winslow has always showed remorse. >> she wanted to do a good job. she wanted to help. i absolute thely believe that. >> reporter: sherry johnson says the saga of the black madam is not done she will appeal. >> the battle ain't over yet and god is still in control. i'm still there for my sister and i will stand with her until the very end. >> reporter: winslow now faces

up to 07 years in prison. her sentencing hearing is scheduled for mid-june. report living from the criminal justice center, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right steve thank you. chopper three over an accident in winslow township. winslow township police cruiser collided with a home at 519 terrace avenue n1 was injured in this accident and unclear why that officer lost control. in weather today our snow is melting, the the sunnies shining spring is on its way. of course, spring brings rain. we won't get down about that though considering what we have been through. meteorologist kathy orr outside on the sky deck with more on the warm up and that wet weather in the forecast the kathy. >> last week at this time we were forecasting a storm with accumulating snow, potentially significant, that was going to have ane fact for a couple days. well, look at what a difference a couple days can make. we are looking at brilliant sunshine and temperatures chasing, 60 degrees. we will not do it today there

are more opportunities. in philadelphia the temperature is 56 degrees, in the poconos 44. allentown 50. average high for this time of the year is 50 degrees. finally a day above normal. you will see temperatures falling through 50's in the 40's tonight with a few cloud moving through but no big deal. we will see some rain down in deep south and that will be moving our way come tomorrow but that forecast won't be all wet. coming up we will talk about the rain returning, temperatures chasing 60 degrees this week and early look at the weekend, we have the philadelphia st. patrick's day parade on sunday, we will have details on the weather for you coming up when i join you inside. >> kathy, thanks very much. a fire destroys a historic inn in new jersey that once hosted george washington. the flames started before 2:00 at the building in delaware township this building has a long history. it became a restaurant in 1900 gathering place for resident families visitors and dignitaries ever since.

>> everything starts here. this is one place where george washington was. it was built i think in 1735, early 1700's. it is a historic value of is what here it is priceless and it is a terrible hole in our community. >> so far no word on the cause of that fire. well, this just into "eyewitness news" authorities say the the 13 year-old cayman naib shot himself to death. a newtown square teen was found dead yesterday near a creek on his family's property. his parents say that the eighth grader left home on wednesday after receiving a bad progress report from his school. cayman attended the shiply school in bryn mawr and we're told counselors will be available for students there throughout the week. there will be a candle light vigil tonight in memory of philadelphia police officer robert wilson. that vigil will take place at 6:00 o'clock near 21st and lehigh where officer wilson was gunned down in the line of duty last thursday. the the men accused in officer wilson's crash, 29 year-old

carlton hipps and 24 year-old ramone williams face murder and other charges. authorities at the university of oklahoma are now in the process of identifying the students behind a racist fraternity video that went viral this weekend. that frat house has been shut down permanently and members have been ordered to vacant immediately. chris van cleve has the story. >> reporter: the the president of the university of oklahoma called this racist fraternity video a tragedy. >> the the next day i was so deeply saddened that it could happen here. >> reporter: the university is now in the process of identifying in member of the sigma alpha epsilon who participated some may face expulsion. >> unaudible. >> reporter: chapter was permanently shut down, and national fraternity officials are denouncing the behavior. >> there is nothing in our song book, never anything in our song book, like this. >> reporter: university

president says frat house students are on their own to find other housing or even other schools. >> we don't provide hems for bigots. >> ♪ we shall overcome. >> reporter: hundreds of students participated on protests on campus. >> to see the video was eye opening for sure. >> this one is disgusting a shame that anything like that is happening on our campus. >> reporter: some students say this has been a under current of racism on campus has that now gone public. chris van cleve for "eyewitness news". the the university president says female student on the bus who was upset about the fraternity's chants may have been the one to go public with the video. still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" developing right now search intensifies for local woman missing for days, her car was found abandoned on the side of the major highway. also a toddler is trapped for 14 hours inside of a upside down vehicle will submerged in freezing river water. that child survived tonight we're learning new details of her miraculous rescue.

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todd quinones is live outside that family's home in royersford todd. >> reporter: chris, right now 07 hours, that the 20 year-old was last seen by her family and friend and police right now are worried. police have been searching the 422 eastbound interchange with 76 in king of prussia a they are hoping for any clue that will lead them to deed contract magleon, she was last seen friday night. >> as the days goes on you just don't know, you rack your brain and we pray she's safe. >> reporter: her sister and mom tell us that the 20 year-old took her sister's black mazda just before 7:00 friday night without permission and car stalled near 422/76 interchange and state police found it at 7:20. there was no sign of magleon. >> i had no idea what her plans were that night. i have no idea. >> reporter: we were there as upper providence police detective searched the koran monday. >> the driver's side door was unlocked and a purse or wallet

was still currency left inside the vehicle. >> reporter: she describes her doubt are as impulsive and free spirit saying she left home before but never longer then just a few hours. they are concern about what may have happened to her after the car broke down. magleon left her sister's wallet in the car. >> anytime you have a youngster especially female that is out and away from home there is a greater chance of them being victimized and that is what we are concerned about here. >> reporter: magleon does not have have her cell even if or credit card that her family is aware of. >> i think something, interfered with her plans to return. >> reporter: and now no evident of foul play. that was our todd quinones reporting for us tonight. the the vatican receives a ransom demap, coming up more on the historic treasures that were taken. also ahead new option for people who suffer with chronic knee pain, we will tell you about a device being tested right now that could protect runners from arthritis and even replacements of the knee, beasley. eagles coach chip kelly is on a tear reshaping eagles roster, i will review the the

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calls on your watch. i had been wanting to do this since i was five years old. >> reporter: watch is first new device cook has introduced since taking over from steve jobs and first from apple since the ipad. >> on your wrist. >> reporter: starting at $350 it connects to the iphone and allows users to access many of their phone's applications including social media and health monitoring. >> the the most advanced time piece, ever created. >> reporter: even though apple's smart watch is getting a lot of attention there are already several on the market. michael harrison has a samsung and likes that he can check messages and take pictures with his wrist. >> basically things i had to go to my phone for i don't have to anymore. >> reporter: smack watch sales have been slow but analyst believe the apple watch will boost the the market. >> i think everything will change now that apple entered. >> reporter: senior editor scott stein says buyers to have decide if they want to purchase another product that will quickly get out of date.

>> you know apple will want to update this watch yearly. do you buy this now, do you wait a year. >> reporter: apple watch goes on sale next month? in los angeles danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> wow, as do i with all my apple products i wait until chris may buy is it and he tries it out and then i see what he thinks and then i purchase. >> you may be waiting a while on this one. that can be expensive, but it is future that is definitely now. future of our forecast. >> i loved today. >> what a treat. >> spring fever, right. >> in a big way. >> we are looking at more in the way of warmth and it will get wet. eyewitness weather watcher have been hard at work and see their observations at bottom of the screen. temperatures made it in the 50's pretty much every where. poconos came close this is jack frost big boulder spring skiing going on and little bit of snow melt. as far as our snow is concerned most of it gone.

lets go down the shore where it is a brilliant day and it was a gorgeous weekend as well. in atlantic city, atlantic county looking at brilliant sunshine and sunset on tap as well. high temperature in philadelphia not official yet but this is highest we could find 57 degrees and that makes everything else pale in comparison. the normal high is 50, this is the warmest day since january 4th when we made to it 58 degrees that was a one hit wonder. the right now in philadelphia 56. fifty-nine in millville. fifty-seven in dover. forty-four in the poconos. very comfortable. to the south of 60's and some 70's and improvement there as well. nashville, 59, little rock 48. it is warmer in philadelphia today then it was in little rock arkansas. high pressure building in during the the day tomorrow moving off shore by the the afternoon and you can see the rain moving right in with this area of low pressure. we have morning cloud afternoon rain and temperatures still in the 40's which is below average but comfortable. by wednesday the rain moves

out and the sun moves back. temperatures will be challenging 60 degrees. thursday's high pressure builds in from the north and cool high in the lower 50's. but in and out of weather pattern fairly quickly in this month of march. here's the the future weather, cloud in the morning by 1:00 we will see rain every where in many locations it will be around noon time. during the afternoon that rain gets heavy at times for your evening rush that can slow things down and then moves out after midnight and you can see drying conditions for wednesday morning's rush. that should be a real nice day. as nature as accumulation is concerned we are looking at half an inch of rain in many locations. in philadelphia, trenton wilmington, less to the south and east, allentown .3 and reading a half inch as well. fairly uniform accumulation. overnight will be partly cloudy on the cool side but nothing like what we have seen. low temperature is 35 degrees. in our suburbs still watch out for those slick spots because ground temperature is colder then the air. mostly cloudy but rain in the

afternoon, heavy at times high temperature near 50 degrees. on the exclusive eyewitness weather three day forecast, tuesday 49 wednesday close to 60. by thursday sunny and pleasant the high temperature is 51 degrees. morning lows in the 30's and some 40's. that is your three day forecast we will have the full seven day next half an hour and take a look at the the weekend when irish eye be smiling for the parade, we will that have coming up

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>> ouch. >> final eagles note, they did resign brandon graham, four years, 26 million-dollar, 14 million-dollar guarantied so he is one of the the guys that will stay. >> everybody else is like this though. >> pins and needles. >> a lot of money flying around. >> thanks, a lot. >> keep us up to speed. >> still to come tourist behaving badly we will tell you why a couple americans were a arrested at the the coliseum. and then a local family makes a narrow escape as their home crashes down around them. baby girl is found alive in a car, 14 hours after it plunge into an icy river, we will hear from fire fighters who saved her life. plus a solar plane tries to make history aircraft, circle the world without a drop of

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on its way to philadelphia, and new york and north carolina that train collided with a truck that stalled on the tracks at least 40 people were hurt. none of those injuries are considered life threatening. and page victoria winslow better known as black madam faces decade in prison. today a jury quick her of killing a british tourist back in 2011, while performing a buttocks enhancement injection with industrial grade silicone.

school bus carrying students home from the school in burlington county overturns when it is hit from behind from another vehicle this happened in lumberton at 3:00 o'clock. no serious injuries were reported. kathy? jessica, a brilliant day with high temperatures in the the 50's but look what is coming, clouds and then rain, it will be here by lunchtime tomorrow. we will talk about when it moves in and out and how much to expect coming up with the seven day forecast chris. >> kathy, thank you. we have more breaking news just coming in the "eyewitness news" room and lets go to chopper three live over north philadelphia, where shots have been fired today details are still sketchy at this point but we know at least one person has been shot here. the scene is the intersection of 12th and somerset and you can see philadelphia police are on the scene a very active crime scene right now we will continue to follow details we will update you as soon as we can. well camden family makes an narrow escape when part of their home comes down crashing around them.

when "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao tells us they knew this home had structural issues but they didn't have money to fix it. >> reporter: this collapse in camden came close to catastrophe. on the second floor next to a wall that has since disappeared set the father. >> that is my dad's room. he was sitting there. he heard a noise and then he sees the street like wow, he could have died. >> reporter: surprisingly there were no injuries when front wall of the home on the 400 block of line street came crashing down around 11:30 sunday night. ali's mom dad, sister and two-year old niece were inside. ali should have been inside too with his two kid but decided to go out for something to eat. >> if i came directly here i would have been underneath of that ruble. >> reporter: now the the family is left with nothing and to make matters worse they feared something like this would happen. ali it says his home was damage years ago when building next door caught fire and then was eventually demolish. he had has been working with

the city ever since but it was too expensive and time ran out. they say we have until the 26th to demo the house or fix it. that what we were trying to fix it. >> reporter: city officials are on the scene checking structural integrity of is what left behind. meantime red cross is helping ali and their family as they try to figure out the next step. reporting from camden, jan carabao for "eyewitness news". there was a partial wall collapse in the 6300 block of chris even den street in germantown. chopper three was over that area as police and emergency crews responded around 9:00 this morning. there were no injuries as well. philadelphia's department of licenses and inspections is investigating. a 18 month-old girl who survived a car crash that killed her mother is making progress at a utah hospital. that little girl was strapped in her car seat upside down for some 14 hours. correspondent brian web has more on her unbelievable rescue. >> reporter: fisherman first

spotted the car upside down in the frigid water of the spanish fork river. >> witness said there was an arm that he could see inside vehicle. >> reporter: when police and fire fighters arrived they jumped in the icy water. crews found a young mother dead in the driver's seat, and then quickly spotted a baby girl upside down, strapped in the car seat in the back. they quickly flipped the car over. >> grabbed the baby in my arm raised its head up out of the water and i tried to release the seat belt. >> reporter: police say 25 year-old lynn jennifer grossbeck was on her way home from her parent's house when her car ran up this cement barrier launching the car in the river below. according to investigators the impact likely killed grossbeck but her 18 month-old lily survived, all alone, for more than 12 hours. >> the car seat could have possibly been out of the water. >> reporter: seven members of the river rescue team had to be treated for hypotheria

baby lily was flown to the hospital in salt lake city. jill sanderson spoke by phone about her sister. >> she was just very compassionate and caring person. she loved will which her all heart. >> reporter: lynn was enrolled at provo college of hopes of becoming a medical assistant n new york, brian web, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now to some tourist behaving badly, a couple of california women are arrested for carving their initials inside rome's coliseum. women let two letters about 8 inches in length scratched on a brick wall with the ace torque theater. women age 21 and 25 snapped selfies just before they were arrested. both have been charge with ago evacuated damage on the building and: investigation, swirling around, a ramp at the the vatican that made for a historic document written by

famous artist michael angelo. correspondent alan pizzey shows a former vatican employee is demanding more than a hundred thousand dollars. >> reporter: stolen letters are rare writings of michael angelo the renaissance master who created the ceiling of the sistine chapel one of the most significant can't works of art in history. someone described as a former employee contacted the vatican demanding a ransom of more than a hundred you this dollars for documents some scholars considered to be invaluable. >> the people who stole them can't have any idea how much a letter from michael angelo is worth, a hundred thousand euro is almost a ridiculously small sum, even for one letter. >> reporter: items were taken in 1997 but their disappearance was not made public until sunday. vatican spokesmen father lombardi would not say why it took nearly 20 years to disclose the theft but catholic universities of america professor ken

pennington believes it may have been an attempt and. >> the vatican was perhaps, very cautious about not making it known so that the people who stole the letters, would feel secure about returning them. >> reporter: in 2011, 60 minutes got a rare lah at one of michael angelo's writings being restored at rat can library where these treasures are kept under the tightes of security. pennington believes whoever is responsible for michael angelo theft had no choice but to make a deal with the vatican. >> it would be almost impossible except by ransoming the letters to make a profit. >> reporter: vatican has said there is no question of a deal being done and the vatican police and armory are investigating. everybody else in the church will be praying that the thief has a change of heart. allen pizzey cbs news rome. commemoration marking 50

years since the brutal civil rights clash necessary selma, alabama continued today. participants are marching 54 miles over five days. they are in route from selma to montgomery in part to remember the 1965 voting rights march that turned into bloody sunday. that is when police beat hundreds of demonstrators at the foot of the he had monday pettus bridge. that culminates with the rally at alabama state capitol on friday. still to come here on "eyewitness news" do you think you have good credit? three on your side reveals common mistakes that could drop your score. trend to go day sometimes romance a marriage proposal that took an entire year to complete, and now it has millions of views on line. we will show you kathy. >> that is something to smile about. >> also the weather, temperatures soaring in the 50's but we will do bet they are week how about 60's that is coming up with the forecast

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this one will feel baum toy day. >> it does. it is nice. even though it noise that the warm out there meteorologist justin drabick joins us live from the cbs-3 mobile weather lab at philadelphia's franklin square justin. >> good evening, chris. upper 50's we will take it. better than those 20's we were dealing with last friday. in franklin square we have to love daylight savings. people out there taking advantage of the early evening sunlight to go walking through the park, still people hanging out on the park benches. check out the ground. this just goes to show how strong the sunnies in early march. it ate away in the snow. still a few areas of snow pack in the shaded area but for the most part this snow is melting real quickly with these

temperatures. now earlier today people taking time out to hang out in the play ground with the kid, parents, taking a few hours this afternoon and enjoying the temperatures well above average on the swings slides, having a good old time. also talk with a few people and they are certainly getting excited to be able to get outside and exercise. >> get in shape a lot more, just enjoying the weather and the breeze finally over the snow. it feels good. >> finally i get to work out my track work. i have been indoors. the it is beautiful now. i can get outside and work out. >> going to love park just nice to be outside. >> reporter: big question is is this going to continue these warm temperatures. here's two week outlook for march. there are still signs of below average temperatures finishing off the official winter season. it will not be below average every day but average everything out temperatures still cooler then where they should be but we will still get our warm days so get

outside and enjoy. back here with the cbs-3 weather lab, i have not seen this in a while. we have to go back to early january we had temperatures this warm, 58.6 degrees, the the breezes are light. sunnies up, get outside and enjoy it if you can. guess what we have a few more days of some milder temperatures this week and for rest of the forecast we will send it back to the studio for cat which a check of the seven day. >> good evening, justin. how about we go to 60. lets put tonight that seven day forecast. weather watchers are showing us temperatures very comfortable across the region. look at these numbers, 50's every where, 58 degrees in philadelphia 60 degrees in south jersey 61 degrees well to the north and west, you wouldn't expect that but eileen is reporting a temperature of 61, with light wind and you have to love that. i have incredible pictures to share with you. larry send in this picture, frosty, he is melted all that is lefties the hat and scoff,

a sign of spring this one my favorite from bill who sent it about an hour ago pleasantville, new jersey the sea gulls found their last sheet of winter ice and i think it is last sheet of winter ice. the bryce send in this beautiful picture from wilmington delaware major melt off, red clay creek, what a beautiful picture this afternoon. we will have more on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. look at these pictures outside very pretty as we see sunsetting about an hour and ten minutes away but nice to have that extra daylight. this is view of the ben franklin bridge. we can see sky line. 56 degrees in philadelphia a a actual high made it to 57. poconos 44. we have spring skiing conditions. allentown 50. look at the temperatures to the south 60's and 70's getting to be more around normal this time of the year. we are watching rain through tennessee valley last week we were talking about snow, so this is good for the eastern seaboard and this will be here

by lunchtime. pack the umbrella we will need it. le pressure will tap in the gulf of mexico have enough moisture to bring us a rainy afternoon and evening with a high temperature make i go it in the 40's. that moves off shore to the south, south jersey possibly a few early morning showers on wednesday but then sun returning and temperatures sore to the 50's in some spots making it to 60, on thursday high pressure builds back in with more sunshine. here's our future weather for tomorrow temperatures in the 30's for the the most part. some 40's to the south. everyone above freezing. then by noon or 1:00 the rain moves in still mild. by the the afternoon rain heavy at times through evening rush and then out of here. wednesday morning look at these temperatures some 40's and 50's, look at what happens in the a afternoon. by noon, 57. by 3:00 p.m. temperatures in the 50's and 60's across the delaware valley, that is wednesday. the overnight partly cloudy low of 35. tomorrow height near 50. afternoon evening rain all total by wednesday morning

about half an inch at best. the on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 60's wednesday we are going for it in the city. friday, 46 with rain late. rain end saturday, st. patrick's day parade on sunday looks fantastic for wearing of the green chrissy and kate will be hosting that. mob look for mix of sun and included and high temperature of 50 degrees, chris can't beat that. >> looking forward to it thank you. there is breaking news in "eyewitness news", right now lets look at chopper three. it is live in newark, new jersey as fire fighters bat egg a wear house fire that is describe a as out of control right now. there have been report of explosions from this scene. we are told it is a chemical plant but in reports of any injuries at this point. a great deal of smoke and fire coming from this plant as fire fighters are on the scene doing battle against it in newark. we will keep an eye on this we will have the latest on tv and also on line at cbs philly.com

stay tuned. maybe today's sunny weather has you thinking to spring cleaning getting everything in order. well, you may want to put cleaning up your finances and credit report on that list. >> always a good idea but first three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan look at credit score missteps that you may in the realize you are making. >> reporter: spring brings opportunities to dig out of credit card debt maybe a tax refund will go toward putting a dent in an apartment owed but maintaining good credit goes beyond paying bills on time and some consumers may be sinking their credit scores without even knowing it. credit.com recently looked at some of the common mistakes americans make when it comes to credit scores. first, if you pay off a card in full don't be so quick to close that account. it is actually a positive thing for your credit score to keep it opened as it widens the ratio how much you owe to how much credit you have

available. using too much of your available credit can cause your score to drop consumers with good credit are also targets for more credit, and often receive offers to open up account with new lenders. the chose those offers wisely as those inquiries account for 10 percent of your score. now, any good spring cleaning for your finances will include a check of your credit report. the report will clue consumers from an error on the part of the error to an incident of identity theft. you cab always obtain your credit reports for free at annual credit report.com. when was the last time you check your credit report. >> turf check with the boss. >> reporter: i'm like a broken record with you. >> i'm's telling you, you sit 3 feet from me. >> maybe the the boss is handling all of this. >> good advice, thank you see you at 11:00. on the healthwatch a new device would bring relief for

people suffering from chronic knee pain. doctors at ohio state university completed first surgery time plant a plastic men is in cuss in the patient. it is cartilage between the chin and thigh bones and fit is torn it doesn't always heel properly and it can cause pain. the plastic version can help younger patients old enough for knee replacement. >> develop these new tools, procedures to help patients feel better, staying active and fun to be part of a field that is advancing. >> reporter: plastic device only last about ten years. osu and six other hospitals in the u.s. will conduct a wider study with 65 patients. still ahead history in the making. >> for the first time a plane attempt to fly around the world with solar power and it started its journey. we will have that story for you next.

now to a flight powered by the sun. >> two pilot are attempting to fly a solar powered plane around the world without using a drop of gas.

jeanie krause is in london with more on the journey. >> reporter: business pilots posed for photos from climbing in the solar powered plane that they hoped to fly around the world. >> hopefully we will be able to see each other here, in five months. >> reporter: that is how long pilots say it will take plane called solar impulse two to complete the a 22,000-mile global journey without a drop of fuel. >> now that the adventure has started. >> reporter: light weight wait plane which weighs as much as a minivan lifted off in the rising sun on monday. more than 17,000 solar cells are built into the plane's wings which transfer solar energy to motors that power the the propeller. the plane will reach an altitude of around 28,000 feet during the the day, to catch the sun's rays. nearly two years ago the the same pilots tested a prototype of the plane flying it coast to coast across the u.s. that flight took two months

with five stops between california and new york. pilots say that new and improved model will fly for 25 days with 12 lay overs across the world. tina krause for cbs news. >> they have many sunny skies on their journey. that is "eyewitness news" 59:00. breaking a at 6:00 destination was philadelphia but this amtrak train derailed and instead injuring dozens of people. >> jury in the trial of the so-called black madam reaches a verdict, the defendant is on trial for killing a tourist by injecting her buttocks with silicone. kathy? what a beautiful day i don't want to come inside, it is 56 degrees and sunny but it will in the stay that way, we are tracking rain before temperatures sore again, that is all coming up with the eyewitness wet informationer cast. pothole killer is hard at work in an effort to keep from you getting a flat tire or even worse, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now.

breaking news at 6:00 o'clock a moment of impact, caught on camera amtrak train on its way to philadelphia derails, after it slams into a truck. lets look at wreckage from above now engine toppled on its side the truck destroyed dozens of people are injured. none of the injury appear to be life threatening. good evening i'm chris may. aim jessica keen. that train departed charlotte, accident happened in north carolina the train's final destination was new york city. the it was going to make a stop in north philadelphia david spunt is live at 30th street station where the train never arrived, david? >> reporter: jessica, train number 80 from charlotte was supposed to be here in the next hour. obviously that will not happen. it is delayed. the passengers were heading from philadelphia down to miami. that train was canceled

because of this. people are paying attention, here at 30th street station. police say amtrak train on its way from charlotte to new york hit a big rig that got stuck in the intersection, in halifax county north carolina not far from the virginia border. this cell phone video captured the impact. >> it is concerning, i would be very concerned for the family, for the community where the derailment happened. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" spoke to amtrak paths eveningers at 30th street station machine afternoon as they learn about the crash. >> i want to get on this train. that is something to think about. >> you would think the rail system would be safer. more money has to be put into the infrastructure to keep it safe. >> reporter: but passenger howard said ill ages didn't make him rethink his travel plans. >> i have confidence in the system and i fly and i take the the train when i have to. i hope that it is always safe. >> reporter: authorities treated most of the the passengers on the