news" reporter steve paterson joins us live tonight, steve. >> reporter: chris and jessica the the family in the home behind me shaken after that bus drives right through their foyer and you can see behind me work that workers are doing to board up the rest of that home. we didn't realize how close it came to their actual family until we spoke to the mother who had her young children inside. it was a matter of moments. >> fifty-second earl are and it would have been tragic. >> reporter: jill says that was amount of time it took her and her eight year old daughter to walk out of their home's foyer. five seconds earlier they would have been here. she remembered the moment of impact. >> it sounded like an explosion. the force was so great that it pushed both of us on the floor. >> reporter: police say at quarter to 89:00 saint helena elementary school student were on board this bus this he were rounding windermere drive-in this blue bell neighborhood. a few students recall their driver becoming less lucid

before he lost control jump opinion the curb and plowing into this home. jill's husband and one of her daughters were inside. >> i just started screaming for my husband to get out of the house. >> reporter: kaelin was outside on the front lawn not far from the path of the bus. she said that she watched as the the bus tour through her home. >> i saw it coming down the road and it slid into our lot, and then hit the street side and then it crashed into the house. >> reporter: none of the nine children on the bus or four members of the jill's family were injured. in his current state the home is uninhabitable. jill says today who cares. >> i'm in the really thinking of the damage because that can be replaced i just thank god my kid are okay. that is what i keep thinking. >> reporter: here's within last look at the house. i'm told jill and her family will be looking to stay in a hotel tonight as workers continues to board up the home, in the meantime the 58 year-old driver was taken to the hospital to be check out,

investigators will be checking on a toxicology report to find out what kind of condition he was in before that crash. it is latees from blue bell i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> glad everyone is okay there, thanks very much. shocking news out of frank for tonight where human remains have been found in the backyard. it is a developing story. lets get out to todd quinones live at the scene, todd. >> reporter: chris, the the remains of the woman found right here behind this home here on frankford avenue just under the el, her body was found in the shallow grave. eyewitness took a picture of the man whom police say taserd and then later took into custody this afternoon. a police officer was flagged down just after 11:00 o'clock today. the officers were brought to the back of the building here in the 4700 block of frankford. there they discover the remains and also the man, struggle between man and officers ensued. an officer brought the man down using a taser.

the just a short while ago we spoke with the woman who works next door. she did not want her face on camera but she talk about what she heard and what she saw. >> everybody ran to the window. there was a guy laying on the ground with his face covered in blood. they hand cuffed him and threw him in the back of the car. >> reporter: homicide detectives were called out here to the scene. eyewitness tells us a man in custody was seen holding a shovel. right new relationship between the man in custody and victim is in the the clear but right now no charges have been filed. that is story reporting live tonight from frankford, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. we are getting our first look at wreckage of the germanwings plane that went down in the french alps. that plane with 150 people on board crash this morning and everyone is presume dead. flight 9525 was in route from spain to dusseldorf germany. authorities say it went into a sudden steep eight minute dissent before slamming in the

mountains. investigators looking in the cause of the crash have found one of the jet's black boxes. stay tuned for more on the germanwings plane crash, scott pelley will have very latest on the "cbs evening news" that starts at 6:30. bensalem police identified pedestrian fatally hit by two cars crossing at street and knights road earlier this morning. twenty-eight year-old cristina massey. police say massey may have cross against the light just before she was hit at 6:00 a.m. one driver stopped but a second kept going. police track that driver home in new jersey no charges have been filed. last year time magazine called street and knights road the most dangerous intersection in america. a montgomery county counselor has been arrested and charged with sexually assaulting, a minor and, bernard, and allegedly, and 14 year-old female client multiple times. and, and and,.

and bucks county and, inappropriate, and, warminster says three three-year old michael swi der who was a teacher was romantically involved with that under age student. he faces multiple charges tonight and being held at the bucks county correctional facility. jennifer chadwick, jeremiah fees ter and antonio graves, they are all facing charges tonight after police seized drugs and guns from their home on heritage court drive. they also had 17 dangerous reptiles inside. police allege that the suspects were trying to destroy crack cocaine when they arrived on the scene and they say there was a three-year old inside the home so all three face charges of endangering the welfare of the child. hackers break into the computer network of the south jersey school district and is what more they are demanding a

ransom. teachers and a student at four elementary schools, in the swede bureau woolwich district got hit by hackers yesterday morning. these hackers messaged that they wanted to be paid 500 bit coins in digital currency that is equivalent to $128,000. >> the school is in session and it might have been 20 or 30 years ago before the advent of technology. >> for now hackers identity and motive remains a mystery. that district is working to get things backup and running. new at 6:00 o'clock tonight a dangerous driving crackdown. new jersey is joining a multi state effort to keep major highways safe. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren shows us how police are stepping up the effort. >> reporter: hopping on i-95 this week could prove to be more of a white knuckle experience at the wheel then usual. new jersey state police say more eyes will be on the interstate through sunday. >> we are looking for speeding, seat belts, tailgating distract driving,

and, of course, have month over law. >> reporter: added patrols are part of the i-95 challenge a multi state effort to reduce crash's long the major east coast interstate. >> this year it is a coordinated effort from florida to maine. this is the largest enforcement effort on the east coast. >> i have seen a lot more cops here on the road. >> reporter: truck driver eddie cruz spend a good chunk of his workweek on i-95. he is happy to see crews are cracking down on distract drivers. >> it makes me feel good. they are checking out things. >> reporter: so, why warn the public about added patrols. >> what we are hoping to do with publicity in our media is get out the message that people will change their behavior before we have to get them pulled over. >> reporter: talking to people traveling on the turnpike today that message has been heard loud and clear. >> i think i better be more careful. >> oh, yeah, i don't want to pay those tickets. >> reporter: state police say this is just the first leg of the i-95 challenge. they also plan to amp up

patrols, in december for yet another challenge. we're on i-95 noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still to come on "eyewitness news" another chilly day but a warm up is on the the way. the is there a catch, right kathy. >> we know there always is, for now it is cold but it will be warming up nicely with a price, that price is going to be rain, we will talk about that and when it moves in and out coming up with the seven day forecast. >> all right kathy. also ahead it is your chance to change the luck of the child our ronald mcdonald house charities phone bank is in full winning now, give us a call with your donation at 1.844.977.cbs3 ronald is waiting to take your call, we will be right back.

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well, it is a big day here at cbs-3 and cw philly. our sixth annual, sixth time we have done this our sixth annual ronald mcdonald house charities phone bank. beasley we are in full swing right now. >> we are. we want to you pick up the

phone and call. is there so much good being done here today as it has been done for so many years. thank you very much for calling 1.844.977.cbs3 you can also text the donation you can text family to 20222. we can change the life of a kid. remember that the ronald mcdonald house, supports the family of sick children. so you cannot get a greater cause then to help out and pick up the phone and call. there are self ways for to you donate. you can call the number that i have been calling out over and over again. you can give $10 by texting. you can click banner at the top of our home page at cbs philly.com. we're offering great incentives as the phone volunteer for any details. while you are at cbs philly.com check out the amazing auction items. it is called bidding for goods. you can bid on great items like ticket to see new kid on the block.

flyers radio broadcast experience, tickets to see phillies, find a link forbidding for good on our home page. now, the the families that come here they are from the area but imagine there are families from hong kong, from continents from all over who come to get the help that you are providing by calling. >> literally they come from all over the world. i had a chance, beasley to catch up with a mother and son were in the area from santiago, chile and it is the ronald mcdonald house of delaware that has help bridge that divide, let take a look. if you had a chance 17 year-old pablo degone would be probably playing baseball or spending time with little sister antonio in their home in sanity teeing owe chile but pablo and his mom solange are in wilmington delaware at ai dupont hospital for children

a place they necessity well. >> it has been six times sips i have been here. >> reporter: he lives with a syndrome, birth defect that occurs in one in every 200,000 children. the kind of care he needs doesn't exist in chile but it does in wilmington. so he makes the trip over and over again. the latest came after pablo's trachea and aorta became twisted and he needed surgery. >> we are having a hard time ago awake. he was falling asleep because of the lack of oxygen. >> reporter: is there nothing easy about traveling 5,000 miles over two continents through two different cultures but they know when they arrive in wilmington they always have a place to stay. the ronald mcdonald house of dell wear. >> it is inspiring helpful. they understand.

they can help us. >> it is amazing. to have activity, they have crafts for the children. the rooms are really nice and comfortable. really nice atmosphere and really comfortable. >> reporter: it is here across the street from du pont hospital that pablo and solange find solace and other families from different corners of the world. >> a few days ago my mom met a family from poland, from new york, every where. >> reporter: but for this family the ronald mcdonald house is more than a place to socialize it is a ticket to a better life. >> it is so important because that is the only way we have a chance to come over here. the traveling, the tickets, the house is a key element for pablo's treatment. >> reporter: results are clear, pablo is able to attend classes at brandywine high school and his mother is optimistic he will move on to college, career and a family all because someone else took

the time to care. >> it could happen to anybody, to have a child that need medical care and ronald mcdonald house is so helpful, no matter where you come from it ace very mobile cause. they provide good care for the familiar list. >> help families like pablo's call 1.844.977.cbs3 right now. beasley. all right, thanks very much sir. i'm mike with mike perot and his team from pj will hans and they have a check presentation. >> thanks very much, beasley. we'd like to make that check presentation a little bit shy of 59,000 doll ars... >> wow. >> to the ronald mcdonald house charities. >> yeah, this is so generous, so incredible. how did you do it. >> i'll tell you beef a great support staff in our

restaurants a lot of enthusiastic employees. our number one store was tara and nicole to my right here in bethlehem and they did an outstanding a job again this year. they led the way last year. >> i thought i recognized from you leading the way last year. >> common face here now good our employees get behind it and, of course our customers are extremely generous when it comes to this. we are just as proud as could be to be able to give you this check today. >> lets hear it for pj wheelihans and all of their customers who came out and made a purchase. bill, president of the charities, this is so incredible. >> unbelievable. pj's has been with us since the beginning. the amount of money that they continue to raise for our charity is mind boggling. they are truly partners. we could not do it without them. we thank you very muchy will let you say something because you keep winning every year, say something quickly. >> we just have a great staff, great customers. >> that is right. >> it is all about our

customers. they support us hundred percent and ronald mcdonald. >> let's hear it everybody. >> come on now. >> almost $59,000 pj wheelihans thank you very much for your contributions, lets get it over to chris. >> indeed, we are indeed blown away by generosity of pj wheelihans they are a key sponsor. we thank them for all they do we thank south jersey industries for all they do. we of course thank mcdonald's for all they do in their support of the ronald mcdonald house charities. it is a remarkable thing. enterprise rent a car and sally may as well we thank them for all they do we thank our volunteers here answering your calls. you have lit up the phone lines right now. we love the sound of ringing phones. the number to call is 1.844.977.cbs3. two hours left to donate little less than two hours. we will be here until 8:00 tonight taking your calls. you can help change the luck of the child. lets go to the studio with

kathy standing by in the weather center with the very latest on our forecast. >> thanks very much, chris. very exciting news. take a look at our storm scan three not so exciting news. we have cloud and rain to talk about here but this is associated with some warm air. something that we have been waiting for for the past five, six, or seven months. finally we will be seeing some of it, but unfortunately it will come with some rain. eyewitness weather watchers take us across the delaware valley. we want to thank you so many reporting in. temperatures in the 40's would some 30's sprinkled n we have a 43 in levittown with some sunshine before sunset. that is the good news. 37 degrees though being reported in downingtown. john says sunnies out, relative humidity sits at 40 per send. spring has sprung but still cold. come on, spring i could not agree more. lets take a beautiful picture of the gorgeous day eileen murray send in this pretty picture of the sunset march

sunset in pennsylvania. that is pretty. take a look at this pretty picture a view from sky cam three here in center city president center city studios overlooking our gorgeous sky line, plenty of blue something we didn't see much of over the course of the day to day. high temperature in philadelphia only made it to 40 degrees. that is so far below average. 16 degrees below normal but we will get close to that over the next couple days. forty in the city with the sunshine, we will peak at our high late today. 44 degrees in allentown. sun earlier. in reading 42. poconos 37. to the north we have 40's even to the south not a huge range in temperature with the cold northerly wind blowing. thank this area of high pressure for. that high governs our skies with clear skies and cold temperatures. but then as it slides off the coast ate allows rain and clouds to move in by tomorrow afternoon. by the noon hour we will see cloud. by the the afternoon a few showers. but good news is warmer air

that will open up flood gates for more rain on thursday but temperatures will be surging. the not just through the 50's but through the 60's and that is all ahead of the cold front. cold front will provide some showers, maybe a few rumbles of thunder by late thursday. this is what we expect. period of rain thursday heavier at times up to a half inch of rain. we will see milder temperatures and southeasterly wind. that is price we pay for mild weather at least this time of the year. overnight clearing and cold low 30 tomorrow's high around 50. still below average. but on the exclusive seven day forecast, warm but wet for thursday, still a chill for friday but better in the 50's saturday we will bottom out and temperatures rise sunday monday into tuesday as we begin the month of april and say good bye to the month have of march. that is very latest from the eyewitness weather, what about that sun glare vittoria. >> you know it is sprinkled all over the the delaware valley anyone traveling out

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eagles owner jeffery lurie broke his silence on the front office shake up that took much of general manager howie the roseman's responsibilities and handed them over to chip kelly. chip says it was the the owner's idea. mr. lurie explains yes made the change. >> chip had a vision how you to get from good to great. this was an improvement on what we had. i think that he felt that he could be maximized best with a senior personnel executive that was of his choosing and, of course, with my a approval. i feel like i was important to back him on that. >> spring training action fightins taking on the braves.

ryan howard taking a pitch a little longer in center feel. third home run in the spring. phillies take a two to nothing lead. next batter darren ruf, this within will leave the yard. day when three hits in the game and phillies beat the braves five-three. we will be right back.

well, just over 90 minutes left for to you call, a and change the luck of a child. >> we will be here until 8:00 o'clock tonight and phones need to keep ringing it 1.844.977.cbs3. if you have already donated thank you so much. if you have not, now is time to do it. you can change the life of the child. we have so many families that you have all talk to and we see difference it makes. >> inspiring stories good isn't it wonderful. >> awesome. >> great day here. we have loved meeting a all these families. beasley, i loved the little boy you were talking to. >> yes, two little doll and he named one he will llie. he had no parts were me playing with one of them. >> no. >> and when you think about when you have a sick child and you don't want to worry about making bed, doing dishes, the ronald mcdonald house takes care of that to focus on the the health of your child. >> getting hotel rooms. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00.

>> we are back at 7:00. scott pelley is next. >> pelley: no survivors-- what forced an airliner into a high-speed crash with no warning in fine weather? also tonight for the first time, we see the so-called accident that got senior secret service agents in hot water. for the second time, angelina jolie has surgery to reduce the risk of cancer. and the campaign to change the gender of our tender. >> why aren't women on the money? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: why did an airliner crewing in broad daylight in fine weather begin a long, controlled descent into the french alps slamming into a mountain at nearly 450 miles per