quarterback associated with kelly but two years in the nfl may have convinced chip that his college style of signal caller will not work in the nfl or bradford may be part of another move to come. we really can't judge these moves until we see the the finished roster product, after the nfl draft, and that will be held, on april the 30th. so, this is huge. now bradford tore the second acl in preseason of last year. hasn't played since 2013 but he has had almost a year to get healthy, from the second one. so, this is big. >> we will see how it shakes off. >> he could go to san francisco for colin kaepernick he could combo to the jets in a move for marcus mariota. we cannot overreact but thinks huge. >> expect the unexpect when it comes to chip kelly is what we're learning right now. >> thanks very much. more breaking news right now, philadelphia police have located 20 year-old diedra

mcgowan of montgomery county. she's the woman missing from her home in royersford, police say she hitchhiked to philadelphia's kensington neighborhood after leaving that home on friday. magal on's car was found abandoned in king of prussia. we are tracking rain moving in the region. it will be a wet night but we are enjoying warmer temperatures at last. "eyewitness news" in center city where umbrellas were put to good use today. we are looking live from the mobile weather lab on the blue route, wipers there getting a work out. we will go to meteorologist kathy orr with a look at storm scan three, hi kathy. >> good afternoon jessica. you can see precipitation in philadelphia throughout the northeast, tennessee valley down the deep south where they have severe weather. we have aways to go with this particular storm lot of moisture associated with it and where you see dark green that is where we have had heavier band of rain moving through places like reading berks county allentown lehigh valley and south jersey

and parts of the cumberland county and cape may county. more rain overnight and areas of fog moving in as well. the right now 52 in philadelphia a. fifty-one in trenton. cooler air to the north and west but everyone expecting rain with this event. average high this time of the year is 51, temperatures climbed well into the the 50's every where today. this evening expect period of rain heavy at times most areas seeing at least a half ab inch patchy fog developing overnight and temperatures remaining in the 50's at least for the the city. coming up we will see the mildest air we have seen in months, and a double dose of rain coming our way and a look at the st. patrick's day forecast, that is in the seven day when i join you later in the broadcast, for now chris back to you. thanks very much. well, three more lawmakers from philadelphia are now accused of breaking the law. they are arrests or part of the corruption probe that was once dropped by the state's attorney general. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live from the the sat center with the the details now, walt. >> reporter: the grand jury

found state representative louise williams bishop, michelle brownly and former state representative, harold james, all had one thing in common. >> a all three are charged with accepting illegal cash payments in exchange for agreeing to pedal their influence. >> reporter: specifically the d.a. says, that they were caught on video and audio in a sting operation taking illegal payments from $750 to 2,000 cash bishop allegedly telling an under cover informant who posed as a lobbyist offering her cash. >> in response she promised you tell us how we can, what we can do to help. >> obviously we will fight charges. we will in the lay down for this guy in anyway shape or form. >> reporter: bishop's attorney said she will fight the allegations, the suspects bringing to six the total number charged in this stink investigation, and an investigation in which state attorney general kathleen kane

refused to file charges claiming it had been mishandled, and was targeting public officials because of their race. the district attorney, who picked up the investigation and i am paneling a grand jury says he has no idea why attorney general kane chose not to pursue charges. >> only she knows. maybe depending upon which day you ask her you might get two different answers. >> reporter: this statement was issued by kane's office this afternoon prosecutors exercised discretion all the time on the merit of pursuing a case. attorney general kan support all of the efforts of the all of the district attorneys to obtain equal justice around the the law. attorneys for the two other suspects did not respond to our request for a comment by cbs-3. much more on this story when we join you at 6:00 live i'm walt hunter cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new back to you. here's surveillance video we'd like to you take a look

at, it is shock to go watch. philadelphia police looking for the man in the green jacket who assaulted a man inside the golden city chinese take out on north broad street this happened friday afternoon. the suspect just continues to punch and kick that victim even as he is on the ground. suspect is said to have dropped brass knuckles and then picked them up, before fleeing that store. breaking news right now former secretary of state hillary clinton is shed something light on her decision to use her personal e-mail for government business. but questions about the the controversy while u.n. event in new york. she is being criticized because she used her private server and domain to use her e-mails without government controlled system. today clinton explained her decision. >> i opted for convenience to use my personal e-mail account which was allowed by the the state department because i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead of two.

>> looking back, it would have been better if i had simply used a second e-mail account and carried a second phone. >> clinton has now turned over 55,000 pages of e-mails from her private server to the state department for their review. prosecutors charged a truck driver in the death of the maintenance worker on the pennsylvania turnpike "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson tells us the the announce. follows a lengthy investigation. >> it was just heart wrenching. >> seven months for one shred of closure. >> been waiting for something and, and, for more than 30 years. she remembers the day bill was killed and,. >> here's my dad not here anymore. >> nine year-old, janssen walk into the courtroom in chester county. he was arraigned on vehicular homicide among a list of charges related to reckless

and negligent driving. >> he was traveling at a speed that was too fast for the conditions. >> reporter: janssen was driving a tractor trailer west on the pennsylvania turnpike, in the early hours of june 1, of last year. police say, closed road and work zone near mile marker 314, lost control, and hit two turnpike maintenance workers. sixty-one year-old will died at the scene. the prosecutors charles gaza said it never had to happen. >> completely avoidable. it was impatient that caused him to die. >> reporter: after at rain. gaza a maid it clear that january on has been both cooperative and remorseful, after being processed by state the police, janssen was freed on unsecured bail. reporting from chester county i'm teave paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we now are learning that this amtrak crash in north carolina could have been avoided. philly bound train collided with a truck jed injuring 55

people. officials say the truck was a state trooper escort got stuck on the track was enough time to alert approaching trains. but there is no indication amtrak was warned. "eyewitness news" spoke with the passenger who arrived at 30th street station late last night. >> right before the impact we sort of heard the brakes sort of squealing and once we hit, of course it was a thrust and a great momentum. it was pretty scary. >> monday's crash is the third serious train crash in less than two months, crashes in new york and will california, in february killed a total of seven people, and injured 30. well, funeral plans are being finalized for fallen philadelphia police officer robert wilson the third. officer wilson was gun down in the line of duty last week in north philadelphia. he had stopped into buy his son a video game at a game stop when two men walk in and tried to rob that store. they both now face charges in his murder. well an 18 year-old

student is facing charges for some alarming tweets posted to his twitter account. those tweets forced evacuation of west windsor planesboro high school south today. bomb sniffing dogs had to sweep hallways there. although nothing suspicious was found and students were allowed back in. police say the the suspect is 18 year-old anthony cordero of west windsor. still to come on "eyewitness news" at the 5:00 reality show turns tragic, a helicopter crashes during filming. ten people are dead including three french sport stars. fraternity members in oklahoma packed a up and moved out after the the the university shut down their frat house some members have been expelled, we are live with new developments in the fall out over racist chant caught on video. damaging effects of that you go out, we will tell you where these cars were crushed by giant ice sickles. and to tip or not to tip paying digital willly can trick new to tipping more, three on your side with what

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university of oklahoma has ex- pulled two students identified as leaders of the racist chant captured on video during a fraternity event. >> cbs news reporter danielle nottingham tells us tonight university is working to identify other student who were involved in that chant. >> no justice no peace. >> reporter: students who were caught on video leading a

racist chant have been expelled from the university of oklahoma, in a statement, university president david gamen says two members of the sigma alpha epsilon were dismissed for creating a hostile learning environment and said the university is not done investigating. once their identities have been confirmed, he says, they will be subject to appropriate disciplinary action. >> unaudible. >> in the video that went viral members of the sigma alpha epsilon or sae are seen on the bus reciting a chant that included racial slurs and referenced lynchings sae's national headquarters closed the chapter on monday. another racist video featuring the the fraternity's so-called house mother is fueling the controversy. buton gillbo son says his mommies not a racist and she was videotaped rapping to a song. hundreds of students have march across campus to speak

out against racism. >> stood up and say we do. >> reporter: students have until midnight tonight to move out of their frat house. in los angeles danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead on "eyewitness news" k-9 controversy a show dog dropped dead after one of the world's most prestigious shows, and some believe he was poison. the mystery is coming up. also ahead new policies on tipping in the digital age three on your side with how technology could trick you into paying more. we will be right back.

back on eyewitness news check out this car, and several others damaged some even totaled after pieces of melting ice sickle will felon them in downtown boston. this ice sickle, look at it huge, and in temperatures reaching the 40's yesterday, it fell and dented roofs smashed windshields and made this an even worse winter for some people there. >> i came down and i was like my god i could in the believe it. >> unbelievably nobody was hurt by the falling ice but people in the neighborhood have been talking about the the potential problems, from that massive ice sickle and that a warm up caught them off guard. >> um-hmm. >> look at that. >> wow. >> that ice, can really do

major tam age. driving on a overpass and you look up. >> it happened to me on the vine street expressway a few years ago one just like that came and bam shattered my windshield. terrifying. and tomorrow, we will get colder. so hopefully a a slower melt, up in that snowy boston area we are looking at rain across the delaware valley no snow or ice here just some melting going on. eyewitness weather watchers are hard at work and observations a at bottom of the screen. where it is raining maryland rate rain being report had in camden and in philadelphia a this is view from campbell's field across the bridge. the little bit of the fog situation but no major issues right now. that is going to come later on tonight with warm, moist air moving over a snow pack across a good part of the area north and west of philadelphia down the shore we are seeing rain as well falling heavier at times in most locations

picking up a half inch of rain. soon we will be seeing, many people down on toward boards. storm scan three we are seeing pockets of heavier rain and you can see them in the darker green and also yellow and northern and western suburbs along 476, also the blue route, and right through chester county and that is where we're finding heavier rain ponding on area roads on 30. heading toward main line, haverford, radnor and even through abington and northeastern parts of the county extending down through parts of the philadelphia county cheltenham, even flourtown, seeing heavier rain. you can drive-in and out of these pockets through the evening. the as far as rain amounts as we look at our computer models right through the day tomorrow, through early morning we are basically seeing three-quarters of an inch to lesser accumulations. most of the region about half inch of rain. right now in philadelphia 52. fifty-three in millville. some 40's to the north and to the west. the elsewhere some really mild temperatures, looking at the

mid-atlantic and south temperatures well in the 70's and we will see a piece of the warmth tomorrow. temperatures soaring in the 60's with clearing skies after some morning fog and then area of high pressure to the north controls our weather thursday. it is cooler but seasonal with highs in the 50's and plenty of sunshine. friday our next weather maker moves up from the south, we will see high cloud during the day friday with temperatures approaching 50, but this is the system that means business and that means more rain friday and into saturday. in the wake of our rain overnight we will see area of fog developing. this is a a concern looking at the future visibility you can see by 11:00p in m visibility reduce by 2 miles but allentown and trenton down to zero visibility. wilmington .4 of a mile. by 7:00 a.m. not so good millville, atlantic city, wildwood, you can see reduced visibility zero down the shore, tenth of the mile in trenton and in philadelphia down to around a mile and that will be dissipating by about

11:00 o'clock. we will see better conditions as day wears on tomorrow. overnight period of rain with fog developing low of 41 but then temperatures sky rocket tomorrow to 61. last time we saw those types of temperatures was last year on christmas day when we made to it 65. on the exclusive three day forecast thursday we will drop down a couple degrees but that is average high for this time of the year and friday increasing cloud high near 50 and rain arriving at night. temperatures will be on the way up and down but averaging somewhere around normal right through the weekend. coming up we will look at what the weekend holds as we head toward the philadelphia st. patrick's day parade this weekend, coming up next half an hour. we will

using an app or swiping a tap they are popping up all over the place. >> as jim donovan find, some devices also have people asking the question, to tip or not to tip. >> hi. what can i get for you. >> reporter: when a customer pays for their coffee in plastic on this digital check out system, this cashier zeo knows it could be an opportunity to take home extra money. >> definitely, more motivated to work harder to, make a connection with whom ever at the register. >> reporter: experts say these computerized check out programs which gives customers an option to add a tip at the touch of the button are increasing too. 41 percent of people is your raid or what to definitely more likely to leave a tip if the serve error cashier is in close proximity. >> there may be some element of social pressure there, i

know having the server looking at you while you are completing the payment process. that can drive people to perhaps tip more. >> reporter: which leaves customers with this new digital dilemma to tip or not to tip in cafes and coffee shops or they may have grabbed their coffee and run. digital gra tooth has definitely change how they are thinking about tipping. >> i like the idea of it. you can do the math in your head. >> i can see how some people would feel a pressure to tip but i don't feel pressure. >> now that survey i mentioned also found that if a no tip button is included in the digital check out screen 29 percent would rather tip then hit the no tip. >> that is pressure. >> even on my star bucks app, i said, you know i'll do it every once in a while. i can't do it every day i'll be broke. >> you go to a regular place maybe on a saturday i will throw a couple dollars in. >> it is like cheers kind of a thing. >> yes. >> but a dollar tip for a

3-dollar cup of coffee. >> that is a lot. >> all right jim, thanks. coming up in the next half an hour helicopters calling during a film of the reality show and ten people killed, including three french olympians, we have details on that next. plus new jersey lawmakers telling parents that will use religion as a reason not to get their kid vaccinated need to back it up. i'm cleve bryan and more kid get vaccinated. an a jury find a feltonville man not guilty in the shooting of a philadelphia police officer but there are other charges as well, we will tell you more new at 6:00. plus hear from the wounded officer as he left the the courthouse today stay with

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we are following breaking news eagles quarterback nick foles is no longer in the bird nest. today the team traded foles to the st. louis rams in exchange for quarterback sam bradford and some draft pick considerations still to be determined. that move comes as nfl free agency kicked off at 4:00 o'clock today. three more lawmakers from philadelphia have been arrested in the corruption probe, in all, six have now been charged and an investigation that was once abandoned by the attorney general kathleen kane. they are accused of improperly accepting cash or gifts, from a lobbyist. and, we are tracking rain across the area right now. you're looking live, from the

cbs-3 mobile weather lab, it is on i-95 heading in to philadelphia northbound, very wet, and evening commute as expect kathy. you told to us bring those umbrellas and we need them tonight. >> rain heavy at times right through the the the evening and we're talking about areas of fog becoming a problem. that is just the way it will go. you can see a huge plume of moisture almost like a train coming from the gulf of mexico with some flood advisories through the deep south, feeding right across tennessee valley keeping warmth, into the region but also keeping the wet weather. this goes on right through midnight hour, rain heavier the at time and ponding on area road. see those isolated downpours as well between 12:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. rain tapers off. areas of fog taper off a. tomorrow clearing skies and mild afternoon temperatures. we will talk about that coming up with the seven day later in the broadcast. a law in new jersey could make

it tougher for parents to claim a religious exemption for vaccinating their children. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more on the legislation that would make it harder for kid to skip their shots. >> reporter: caylee harris believes home schooling is best for her kids and against government mandating formatters of vaccination. >> i think every person should have a right to choose. there should be vaccine freedom. >> reporter: her belief is shared by 9,000 parents who use religious exemptions last year to keep their kid from being vaccinated but state law want to know what lincoln. >> mass vaccination has proven to work. >> reporter: herb connaway is doctor of internal medicine and one of the lawmakers sponsoring legislation to require parents claiming vaccination exceptions for their kid on ground to document religious doctrine to backup their view. >> as we have allowed a nim of people to claim it we have increasing number of people in or population unvaccinated. those people are getting

measles now, when we thought we had essentially eliminated it from the the country. >> reporter: nationwide measles cases jumped from fewer from 100 in 2012 to more than 100 last year. senate health and human services committee passed religious exceptions bill five to two on monday and heads to the full senate for a vote. on the assembly side a bill could soon be in committee. sponsors say that mass vaccination where is meant to be optional they would not work and religious exceptions are just that about religion, not personal views. he does in the see distinction. >> religion is such i broad term that encompasses so many things that my religion could be to you just personal belief. >> reporter: in trenton, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, is there criticism tonight for some republican senators attempting to derail a nuclear arms deal between the united states and iran. the the senators signed an open letter to iranian leadersing a if they agree to a nuclear treaty with the obama administration it must be ratified by 23rd of the

senate. they warned the that the next president could also revoke an agreement with the stroke of the pen. president obama a responded to that letter today. >> well, i think it is some what ironic to see some members of congress wanting to make common cause with the hard liners in iran. it is an unusual coalition. >> congress will protect the american people and protect the world from the threat of the nuclear iran. >> iran's foreign minister called the letter undiplomatic. negotiators have until the end of this month to reach a deal. use of medical mar juan gets a big boost from capitol hill. bipartisan group of senators joined forces to introduce legislation to stop the federal government from prosecuting users of medical marijuana a in states where it is legal. correspondent craig boswell is on capitol hill with that story. >> reporter: it is an unusual coalition trio of senators both republican and democrats standing alongside advocates of marijuana use, backing

legislation to partially legalize medical marijuana on the federal level. >> if one of these nations up here takes marijuana in the the state that it is illegal, they would go to jail. >> reporter: idea toys remove the threat of federal prosecution for those using medical marijuana in the 23 states where it is currently legal. >> it was literally be opening a door that has been lock for so many years. >> reporter: kate hopes her four year-old daughter morgan can use a form of marijuana instead of drugs with harsh side effects, if not brain surgery may be the only option. >> it is just ter filing. brain surgery is tough for a little child. >> reporter: bill would expand access for research and lift ban on doctors at veterans facilities prescribing marijuana to patientness states where it is legal. >> our veterans are prohibited from getting medical treatment that they so desperately need to relieve their pain and suffering. >> reporter: american society of addictive medicine say approval of any medication through a legislative process rather than through a scientific process places the

public at grave risk. the senators say trying to get their bill passed would be a month's long process. on capitol hill, craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". if a approved the the bill would allow medical marijuana accompanies to use banks without there being prosecuted for money laundering laws. most of the industries want billion dollars in annual revenue exchanged in cash and officials say that heightens the the risk of robberies and is unsafe. well ab investigation is underway in the cause of the helicopter crash that killed ten people during the filming of the reality tv show. couple of helicopter collided and then plunged to the ground in a mountainous area of northern argentina. a among them are three french sports stars. this crash happened within moments of take off, the weather was good on monday, and french prosecutors have opened up a manslaughter probe into that accident. well, there is breaking news just into "eyewitness news" a jury decided that the

song blurred lines was, in fact copied from the marvin gay song got to give it up. here's a listen to both tunes. >> ♪ >> okay. there you have it. the children of the great marvin gay filed lawsuit against singers robin thicke and ferrell williams who put out that mega hit blurred lines in 2013. we're told jury had has awarded 7.3 million-dollar in damages. britain's kennel club is investigating a mysterious death at prestigious pet competition over the weekend. >> a prize winning irish setter died with the stomach filled with poisonous meat. cbs news correspondent elizabeth palmer has more on the scandal from london. >> reporter: victim is a three-year old prize irish setter named jagr, his real name, satisfaction, as in i

cannot get no. and, he died apparently after eating meat laced with slug repellant. just 24 hours after winning second place in his class, in the prestigious dog show, over the weekend. it is a fearsly competitive event known for rivalry and, well, back biting. but, of course, speculation is running wild over who done it. animal right activist may be, or a jealous opponent. the jagr's owner tried to diffuse the situation. >> we can't and we won't think this was an exhibiter. >> reporter: they are investigating. their statement goes on to say as with any international competition rumors are of sabotage do occasionally surface. this is not in the spirit of competition and will not be tolerated. but solving the the crime won't bring back jagr who was not only a winner in the show ring but also a beloved pet . elizabeth palmer for cws news,

london. they will await toxicology reports before deciding which action to take. police say they have not been asked to investigate. the cbs-3 pothole pennsylvania a troll is on the move all across the region. "eyewitness news" catching up with philadelphia streets department crews as they filled potholes on girard avenue. a rough winter has left the road in very bad shape, we all know that. crews have repaired more than 9,000 potholes throughout the city and and, if you know of a massive pothole let us know. post your individual joost to cbs philly facebook page or send us a tweet at cbs philly. still to come here help for every day aches and pains. our health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with a new method to melt away pain and other health conditions. two teenagers fall dangerously into lake michigan when ice they were standing on break free. we will have more on their

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back on "eyewitness news" now with incredible video, these four teenage boys got stranded on a chunk of ice on lake michigan. they stood on the shores, that is when a sheet of ice broke

off sending them floating out on to the open dangerous waters. the fire department and coastguard saved the teenagers and they weren't even injured. even on lake michigan though, some warming going on, so you never wanting to to any icy pond. do not venture that way. eyewitness weather watchers are showing mild temperatures and light to moderate rain falling across the delaware valley. we see lots of 50's on the board and 40's as well. the right now temperature is 50 degrees, reported in philadelphia but no wind associated with that. that is good news. in delaware new castle county the temperature is 49 degrees. >> john reporting a tenth of an inch of rain. more rain is on the way. we will zoom in here and you can see just to the south of newark that the temperature is 50 degrees, and i want to show you, a great picture as well. walter send in a report of 50 degrees. i want to show you what he was doing today. he said a nice walk or a jog,

very pleasant with a lot of snow melting around us. but now the rain has moved in. take a look outside we have our mobile weather lab on 676 heading in to the suburbs. if you have someone driving home tonight, this is what they are encountering. you can see a slow go. windshield wipers at a moderate swipe. no one is moving, that quickly. i would say 20 miles an hour if we're lucky. that is what you are in for if you are going to be traveling or you are waiting for someone to get home. the we are looking at a lot of melt ago cross the delaware valley, even to the north to the poconos where we are seeing light rain falling. big boulder lake there, jack frost big boulder will still be seeing cold conditions, but for right now we're in the the 40's with rain. on storm scan three you cane pockets of heavier rain moving through from the west where you you can see dark green and also the yellow a pocket of heavier rain moving through our suburbs and right new to the the north and west of the city extending towards burlington county. look at. that you can see through bordentown as well, through

bristol, willingboro seeing heavy rain bensalem, in the northern and western suburbs if we shift that way even heading toward main line pockets of heavier rain there as well. we will be in and out of this over the the course of the next several hours with at least half inch to an inch of rain widespread across the the delaware valley and once this system is out temperatures will be rebounding tomorrow. right now though still 50 in the the city trenton 51 degrees, cooler in allentown, reading setting up at 47 degrees. a lot of warmth to the south. this is where our weather will be coming from over the next couple of days. so, what is going to happen next? in the wake of the rain we will see visibility being reduced with that warm, moist air over us, a snow pack especially to the north and west of the city, lehigh valley tomorrow morning through reading and lancaster less than a mile. near zero visibility. even down the shore some issues. millville, trenton a mile visibility. this is at 8:00 in the morning. once that march sun works on the ground we will see visibility increase tremendously by late morning

hours and then temperatures will be soaring. so for your wednesday look for high temperatures in the 60's. the it has been months since we have seen that. during the the day thursday sun with seasonal temperatures and then friday cloud on the increase with our next weather maker for the weekend and highs in the the 40's. overnight low temperature 41 with area of fog. foggy start during the day tomorrow. high of 61. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast it is looking g cooler for your thursday but still pleasant, 51, friday is rain free until the evening and saturday a rainy day, we have philadelphia st. patrick's day parade on sunday. the looks good for wearing of the green, high of 50. on st. patrick's day on tuesday it looks dry but cloudy high of 54. that is the very latest from the weather center chris. >> philadelphia a is preparing to celebration 50 years of the lgbt rights movement this summer. today the the national constitution sent's announced its upcoming exhibit speaking out for equality, constitution, gay rights and the supreme court.

lgbt movement began in philadelphia a in 1965 with an annual peaceful protest on july 4th on independent mall. >> it seems only right that our great city the city of brotherly love and sisterly infection which increasingly we are getting people all across the the country to say will host one of the largest lgbt rights celebrationness our nation on the fourth of july. >> that exhibit will run at the ncc from june 5th until september 7th. trending now a funky flight attendant dancing at the front of the aisle. >> ♪ >> that is some moves there. not afraid to make her way up and down the aisle there passenger pull out and captured the flight attendant busting the move to uptown funk. the passengers seemed to enjoy, and, certainly say it broke up the pretake off

boredom. >> uptown funk has that effect on you. >> take a look at the this video from washington state woman driving through a game farm got extra friendly attention from one of the zoos rest are dent a giant buffalo getting right in there that tongue though. i don't know if you can call it a kiss but he was feeding it. she was encourageing this buff low. >> that tongue though. >> yeah. >> it goes all the way in the car in her ear. >> maybe you roll up the window. >> maybe you are, we will to have find out but feeding the animals can get hairy. >> that is half of the fun of the game exhibit. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" getting rid of some types of pain may be easier then you think. >> our health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with the simple technique to relieve aches and pains that doesn't involve medication.

on the healthwatch dunkin' donuts is dropping, titanium dioxide from its powdered sugar doughnuts. titanium dioxide is used to make the powdered sugar brighter and also used in sun screen and paints. move follows pressure from the advocacy group as you so it argued that the chemical was not safe for human consumption and could cause dna and chromosome damage when consume. also, on the healthwatch tonight millions of people live with chronic pain. some get relief with medications, others with some kind of therapy but have you

ever heard of melting a away your aches and pains. >> health reporter stephanie stahl explains how it works. >> how do you feel? do you feel like you made a change report report thinks called melt method a special class to treat pain insomnia ape other conditions. >> it just gives the soul alive and moving and youthful. >> reporter: movements are small, require very little physical exertion and use a few pieces of equipment. suzy is the creator. >> we used rollers and balls to rejuvenate induce the tissue. >> reporter: tissue that she's talking about is connective tissue between the joints, earned ising muscles, it is virtually every where in the body. >> it is what gives your shock absorption and keeps your organs talk back and your skin lifted. >> reporter: here's how it works. specific areas are targeted using a ball or roler with subtle and distinct movements this helps connective tissue to be rehydrate add allowing fluid to get in the joints and relief chronic pain.

>> some modalities adopted by physical therapy piss to stretch patients along connective tissue lines. >> reporter: while massage and stretching have been shown to be therapeutic skeptics say there isn't research on the melt method to prove that it works and how. people, of course with any kind of questions or concerns should check with their doctor before starting any new kind of program. the guys? >> okay, stephanie stahl with us tonight, steph thanks very much. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. breaking news at 6:00 several sources say nick foles is in longer an eagle beasley reese and leslie van arsdal are teaming up to bring you latest reactions to the huge shake up. tracking spring rain on storm scan three, we will talk about when rain moves out and when temperatures will sore into the 60's. also a violent a attack is caught on cameras a customer at a chinese take out is stumped and punched. plus counterfeit paper, area stores targeted by thieves with phony money and

one case that suspect returned a pricey item for real cash, "eyewitness news" at 6h starts right now. breaking news tonight a major move by the eagles sources say nick foles has been traded. this shake up comes as hundreds of nfl players become free as. good evening i'm jessica dean. i'm chris may. we will begin with sports director beasley reese who joins us on the set, with the details, and some insight this will be a very different team taking the field this season um. >> it is breaking fast and furious, in sports. the the eagles have been unsettled, at football's most important position since donovan mcnabb. that problem may have been solve with the trading of nick fels to the rams in exchange for the the top overall pick from the 2010 draft, and heisman trophy winner sam bradford. chip kelly never talked about nick the way other coaches talk about their starting quarterback.

he was never his guy. bradford may in the be his guy. he may be a pawn in a play for marcus mariota. bradford suffered back to back acl tears, keeping him off the field since 2013. his second acl tear came last preseason so he a has had plenty of time to heel. after two years in the big leagues, chip may have concluded that his college style of quarterback won't work in the nfl and bradford may actually be his man, if healthy, sam bradford may be a wind fall for eagles fans. we cannot judge chip's moves until after the the april 30th nfl draft. the the league is already catching up to chip's training regimens his faster play system. he is making drastic moves because time is of the essence. lets bring in leslie van arsdal from the wip studios with more reaction. >> well, beasley, that is a