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 all anybody wants to talk about

here at wip. look the a the board right here you will see nick foles dominating the conversation. i'll tell you the fans that i talk to today are in a state of shock. >> i can't believe it because bradford has been injury prone and i don't know what they were thinking really. >> i have no idea why they would do that. they must be hard for mariota i guess. >> i don't like the deal at all. as a quarterback even if he was healthy, i don't like it. he his had shoulder surgery and two acl and big ticket as a contract. i don't like it even a little bit. i can't stan it. i really question everything that chip kelly is doing. >> reporter: merrill reese has been voice of the eagles for decade and never seen such a drastic change over. >> i have never seen occur the way they have this year. but suddenly chip has done was free up a lot of salary cap space. he is now able to go out and solve many of the d's

problems. >> reporter: lots of people talking about this too. join our conversation on facebook and twitter, reporting from wip leslie van arsdal, "eyewitness sports". >> fast and furious thanks very much. well, from warm to wet we are tracking some rain for you tonight. meteorologist kathy orr live from the weather center with a soggy forecast. >> hopefully you pack the umbrella we will need it tonight and even into the late night hours. storm scan three, look at this, like a train track of precipitation coming from lou san, gulf of mexico all the way up into philadelphia, new york and heading toward boston. the right now on storm scan three we are tracking pockets of heavier rain in the dark green and yellow going right through main line and i-95 corridor. you can see pockets of yellow along i-95 heading toward the north ape east along 130 route 30 and 476. this is the the area we are talking about. it will slow you down this

evening, for sure, even along 13 and as you head on 476 and in the northeast extension. the right new visibility reduce down to a half mile in wilmington. reading a mile. lancaster zero visibility. this is what i'm really concerned with coming late tonight and tomorrow morning. temperatures are fairly mild every where, 40 in reading 51 in philadelphia, 49 in million will. coming up this evening period of rain heavy at times, half inch in most areas, areas of dense fog, temperatures in the city around 50. coming up we will talk about the warmest air since last year more weekend rain and sent patrick's day forecast in the seven day. for now back to you. the kathy, thank you. developing right now philadelphia police have have located, 20 year-old diedra magalone from montgomery county. she hitchhiked after leaving her royersford home on friday. her car was found abandoned in king of prussia. authorities in delaware county, they say that the gun

cayman naib used to kill himself had a trigger lock that did not the fit. they say that the gun belonged to the family and it is more than 30 years old. the the eighth grader at the the shiply school left home last week after getting a bad progress report from school. his body was found sunday in a shallow creek near his newtown square home. well, two state lawmakers and a ex-legislator from fill after been charge with corruption. their arrest is part of the probe not persued by the state's attorney general. eye witt the necessary news reporter walt hunter has the story. >> reporter: district attorney says that the grand jury made it clear why state representatives louise williams bishop, michelle brownly and former representative harold james are now being criminally charged. >> all three charged with accepting illegal cash payments in exchange for agreeing to pedal will their influence. >> reporter: b d.a. says he cannot explain why state attorney general kathleen kane

chose not to arrest these suspects and three others, who were all allegedly caught on video and audio in an under cover sting operation. the latest suspects taking pay offs, a allegedly from 750 to $2,000, from a undercover informant posing as a lobbyist. >> only she knows. depending on which day you ask her you might get different a answers. >> reporter: kane felt the investigation was mishandled and public officials were targeted because of their race but that the d.a. respond he found no reason why, they based on the evidence that the suspect should not have have been charge. >> someone would alleged something to be racist when it is not. i think it is gutter. >> reporter: responding to a cbs-3 inquiry kane's office issued a statement reading prosecutors exercised discretion all the time on the

merit of pursuing a case. attorney general kane supports the efforts of all district attorneys to obtain equal justice under the law. now bishop's attorney, a charles peruto, junior says his client will vigorously fight the charges this was in comment from the attorneys from the other two suspects. live from the sat center walt hunter cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thank you. take a good look at the this surveillance video. philadelphia police are looking for the man in the green here who assaulted another man inside the golden city chinese take out on north broad street friday afternoon. it was a vicious attack. the the suspect punched and then continued to kick the victim as he was on the ground. in fact suspect was seen dropping brass knuckles and then picking them up before he left that store. >> reporter: after a lengthy investigation, prosecutors charged a tractor trailer driver in the death of the maintenance worker on the pennsylvania turnpike. suspect appeared before a judge in chester county and

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson bass there. >> reporter: it has taken more than half a year for this one walk. >> do you have anything to say. >> reporter: tuesday 29 year-old janssen walk in the courtroom in chester county. he was arraigned for vehicular homicide among a list of charges related to reckless and negligent driving. >> things can happen and change in the blink of the the eye. there is in where to go. >> reporter: janssen was driving a tractor trailer west on the pennsylvania turnpike, in the early hours of june 1 of last year. police say he entered a closed road and work zone near mile marker 314. he then lost control hitting two turnpike maintenance workers. one of the men was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. sixty-one year-old william died at the scene. the prosecutor, charles gaza, said accident was preventable if janssen would have paid more attention. >> it was avoidable. impatients is what caused this death. >> reporter: after the arraignment gaza made it clear that janssen has been

cooperative ape remorseful after being processed by state the police, janssen was freed on unsecured bail. >> our daughter said here's my dad in the here anymore and there is this man still walking around and not put away for what he has done. >> reporter: and, she says she has been neighbors with mythcy and william for more than 30 years, she says it has been a long road for bill's wife but hopes today can add some closure. >> it was just heart wrenching. >> reporter: in chester county, steve pather or fun cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, fire department investigation has found flaws in the response to a december fire that claim the life of joyce craig, the the first female fire fight inner philadelphia to be kill in the line of duty. iteam obtained that report. iteam reporter char lieutenant huffman has more. >> reporter: are it was here inside basement of the west oak lane home where fire fighter joyce craig became trapped and died while fighting the fire last december. the iteam on tane deputy fire

chief richard davidson's analysis of the fire department's response which found real training deficiencies within the department that contributed to craig's death. a among them after craig's mayday call from the basement the standard roll call procedure was in the done to account for any missing fire fighters and their locations. philadelphia fire fighters union president, joe shoely. >> these fire fighters in the street if they knew somebody was down they would be doing everything this they could to get to that member immediately there would be no delay. they would have been in there to get her out. >> reporter: report also found delays in response times from various responders. >> it took 18 minutes for ladder eight to arrive on location which is a serious cause of concern for everybody involve. >> reporter: other problems, include inadequate water supply and inadequate ventilation. >> i think most certainly potential exist had there been more training this tragedy may in the have occurred. >> reporter: deputy chief davidsonnies recommending training in fire ground

communications, mayday procedures, ventilation techniques and basement fire training for all department personnel. >> hopefully this is a great first step for the department now to take serious look and then take serious action to address those training concerns. >> reporter: chief clifford gilli am responded on behalf of the department says deputy chive david son's analysis is in the a comprehensive review of all of the information unlike the department's formal report, which will be released upon completion of the department's investigation. for the iteam i'm charlotte huffman for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> charlotte, thank you. funeral plans are underway for philadelphia police officer robert wilson. officer wilson was gun down in the line of duty last week in philadelphia wilson stopped into buy his son a video game when two men walk in and tried to rob that store. those men now face charges in his murder. well, new at 6:00 o'clock a jury finds eric torres not guilty of attempted murder in

a shooting that injured a philadelphia police officer. officer edward davies was shot and seriously wounded as he struggled with torres during a traffic stop in august of 2013. the jury found torres guilty of aggravated a assault, plus weapons and drug offenses. officer davies was in court, he spoke with "eyewitness news" about the the verdict. >> i don't want to get too much into it. just a little drained right new, i'm hurting i just want to go home and relax with the family. i have no idea. i till got a couple more things with procedures and surgeries. figure it the out after that. >> torres faces up to 40 years in prison for that assault conviction. once amtrak warned a truck was stuck on the tracks as a philadelphia bound train approached. coming up here what eyewitnesses say happened in the moments before that train derailed, injuring dozens of people. kathy? chris, lot of green on this screen we are looking at our storm scan three showing heavy rain moving along the

i-95 corridor a slow go on area roads right through this evening. we will look at when temperatures sore coming up hi beasley. i have latest on the the big sports news, eagles parting ways with quarterback nick foles and bringing in sam bradford from st. louis shady mccoy is officially annex eagle, we will hear what he has to say about the bird, that is late inner sports.

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coupled make it tougher for parents to claim religious exception to avoid vaccinating their children. democratic assemblyman herb connaway is a a doctor of internal medicine ape sponsor of that legislation. under these new rules a parent would have to submit a notarized letter explaining how that vaccine would violate the nature of their religious tenant or practice. it would also have to submit a letter from the doctor that they received counseling about the the wrist are being and benefits, of vaccinations. well, this amtrak crash in north carolina could have been prevented with a simple phone call. officials a say a truck with a state trooper escort became stuck on the tracks, but there was more than enough time to alert a approaching trains. there is no indication that amtrak was ever warned. the train was on its way to philadelphia when that crash occurred. there were 55 people who suffered injuries. well, business in lower

merion montgomery county, businesses rather are checking their money carefully. >> police are searching for a suspect in the bold counterfeit money scam. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has the the details. >> reporter: at least $2,200 in counterfeit cash was floating around lower merion going back to friday, much of it used here at this apple store in suburban square. lower merion police say on sunday a suspect used 20 counterfeit, $100 bills to buy a gift card. >> that is what it should look like. >> reporter: two months ago ardmore florist wally says a customer used a fake hundred dollar bill to try to buy a 20-dollar floral arrangement. the customer ran off when he and his wife became suspicious. his bank used a counterfeit pen on the fake bill. >> it should swipe yellow. >> reporter: similar scam was used in the counterfeiting episode on friday at this dsw off wynnewood road some one used a fake bill to buy a pair of $20 sandals. that was just one of two scams that day in the same shopping

center. on friday, according to police a man walk in the bed bath and beyond and use five, counterfeit 20-dollar bills to buy a piece of electronic equipment. two days later he tried to return to it get real cash but police were able to id him and charges are pending. police are working to see if they are related. there are different suspect descriptions involved. harry althouse says he hold a 20-dollar bill up to the light. if he sees that dark line there in between the numbers it is an indication that the money is real. >> i never like to see people get other businesses or anybody get ripped off. >> reporter: police are concerned other businesses may have been victimized and they are warning owners to be on the look out n lower merion, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the the cbs-3 pothole patrol is busy around the region. philadelphia's streets department crews repair potholes on girard avenue today, the rough winter left some roads in pretty bad shape out there and crews have

already filled more than 9,000 potholes in the city. if you happen to know of a bad pothole we want to know bit. push your video or photos to cbs philly facebook page and send us a tweet at cbs philly. there is a soggy evening across the delaware valley, we are looking at conditions that will continue to deteriorate right through the evening and overnight with areas of fog. our eyewitness weather watchers are reporting in mild temperatures in the the 40's and some light to moderate rain falling across the the region. jimmies reporting from ridley park the temperature of 49 degrees. pressure falling. march showers bringing in spring. i think so, jim. it is looking nice when you don't look at the rain. david reporting 53 degrees in clementon and pretty much the same no matter where you go. lets look at delaware where conditions have been on the mild side today and temperatures is 47 degrees in middletown which right now 47, with the wind out of the south east at 7 miles an hour.

jason is saying yes rain still falling at a steady pace. we are looking at conditions on the area road that are slow go. lets take you to the mobile weather land live at route 76 west in the manayunk area. you can see it is a very slow go. just crawling as we head toward the suburbs. you can see windshield wipers getting a work out and area of fog developing creating poor visibility on area road even in the city of philadelphia. if you are going out this evening this is what you will encounter and waiting for someone to get home it will take longer tonight. storm scan three we are seeing pockets of heavier rain highlighted in dark green and yellow. some right here in gloucester county northern camden county and suburbs on 76, the northeast extension, even the blue route, pockets of heavier rain through cherry hill seven three, route 70 and down 295. there is really no way to escape this this evening. still holding on to 51 in the

city, 43 allentown. forty-six in reading. we have dense fog. the visibility only a mile in reading, zero in lancaster. the look at philadelphia and wilmington this just happened with visibility a mile and a half and will continue to be reduced overnight. once the rain is gone overnight the fog will continue. you do have that warm, moist air, over a snow pack to the north and west. look at these future visability. come tomorrow morning about a half a mile in the city, zero in many locations, and close to a couple miles in wilmington. so some dense fog in the morning and wilt take until 10:00 a.m. for everyone to see drying conditions and the sun getting rid of the fog. after that we will warm it up beautifully, wednesday afternoon will be gorgeous, with temperatures climbing into the 60's, something we have in the seen since last year. thursday looks nice, partly sunny skies, highs in the 50's. our next system take a run at it by friday g news rain free day with temperatures approaching 50. the rain hold off until friday night. overnight hoe of 41 with areas of dense fog developing. tomorrow's high temperature

61. the highest temperature since christmas day when we made to it 65. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast look at these numbers looking good through friday, rainy day saturday for philadelphia's st. patrick day and sunday looking good high of 50. that is your seven day forecast, we will be right back after this.

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biggest sports moves in a week of moves with possibly in more to come. nick foles trade todd saint lou will is in exchange for quarterback sam bradford the opt injured former number one pick and former heisman trophy winner. bradford has a ton of talent, 6-foot four, cannon arm and great football instincts plus two acl tears and a shoulder injury make him a health risk that explains the mark sanchez

resigning. sam's latest injury the acl, happened in preseason last year. he has had plenty of time to heel. has the the team finally replaced ton van mcnabb after a string have of pretenders or is bradford just a pawn in the team's access gathering to make a play for marcus mariota, or other than the russell wilson example, has two years in the nfl led chip to hang his fortunes on a pocket passer as opposed to the running qbs he had in college? we will judge chip's madness or genius at the the stroke of midnight after the the nfl draft april 30th and the roster is set. in other eagles news trade of lesean mccoy is official. he is headed to buffalo for linebacker kiko alonzo. shady leaves eagles after six seasons rushing for almost 6800-yard, and 44 touchdowns. at his press conference in buffalo shady said he found a team that wants him.

now to baseball, the phillies got some bad news from doctor james andrews about cliff lee's elbow. he still has the tear in his left elbow, same tear that forced him to miss mess of last season. if he goes under the knife his season and possibly his career could be over. phillies owe him by the way, 37.5 million-dollar. we will be right

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we want to let you know is there a dense fog advisory in place for most of the area. we will have the latest coming up at 10:00 o'clock on our sister station wpsg the cw philly a and then of course at 11:00 on cbs-3. >> "cbs evening news" comes your way next, scott pelley reports tonight with the latest from the fall out from the university of oklahoma a

after era alarming video surfaces. >> pelley: for the first time, hillary clinton answers the e-mail questions, saying she hoped conducting government business on her private account would make life simpler. >> obviously, it hasn't worked out that way. >> pelley: also tonight, two o.u. students are expelled, and another racist video surfaces. wait till you see who's in this one. were they playing his song? a verdict in the "blurred lines "copyright trial. and they come in car loads in hopes of seeing a sign from above. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: well, it's one of those stories that gets washington hyperventilating. today, hillary clinton explained why she used private e-mail to