doctors cbs-3 "eyewitness news". "eyewitness news" at noon, begins with the investigation into what caused this damage on an amtrak train as it traveled through philadelphia last night. and, we're less than an hour away from learning new details about last may's amtrak tragedy. for the first time we expect to hear what the train's engineer told investigators. good afternoon, i'm erika von tiehl. today at 1:00 the national transportation safety board is

releasing never before seen evidence from the investigation into the crash that killed eight people and injured 200 others. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter joins us now live in the cbs-3 sat center with the latest information on this, walt? >> erika, as you say, in less than one hour from now we will get our first look at 2,000 pages of evidence gathered by ntsb investigators. these documents including an interview with the train's engineer are the building blocks that will sometime in may lead to the final answers from the ntsb. on why this deadly derailment happened. >> for the first time, since the amtrak derailment that killed eight, and injured more than 200, the national transportation safety board is about to release never before seen evidence, gathered by its investigators. the main unanswered question, why did train 188 with engineer brandon boss tee and at the controls, accelerate to speed of 106 miles an hour, more than double the speed limit as it entered the

frankford curve. locomotive and seven cars with 250 passengers careening off the tracks, among the materials, expected to be released, black box data, was the train hit with a object before the crash? and a transcript of the engineer's interview. through his attorney, the engineer, shortly after the derailment, told investigators he didn't remember anything about the crash, his attorney has told nude media, not under the influence of doll or drugs, ntsb stated the engineer was not using his phone for texting, calling or dating at the time of the crash. finally, the ntsb has also previously announced there were no problems with the track, the train, or its brakes. adding to the so far unresolved mystery of why train 188 was going so fast. >> ntsb investigators say they'll have no comment, as they continue to analyze it,

working toward reaching their conclusions, meanwhile, the philadelphia police department criminal investigation is also underway. these findings, along with the ntsb evidence, gathered by detectives, all expected to be forwarded to the district attorney at some point, who will then decide if they need criminal charges might be filed. live in the sat center, walt hunter, cbs 3, "eyewitness news". >> hopefully getting some answers, walt, thank you. investigators are looking into another dangerous incident on the rails in philadelphia. last night, a mystery object hit an amtrak acela train not far from the scene of last year's deadly derailment. our justin finch shows us the damage. >> the view of 22, 22, sunday night, some aboard the dc to new york train heard it break. >> giant boom. >> speak to go new york sister station, passenger, taylor, said she sat a few seats from that damaged window. then posted photos on twitter

and tweeting: uhhh, someone just shot our amtrak car and slows up the billion dollars hole. >> my god, something hit the train. and immediately everybody looked at it and said my god it is a gunshot. >> not yet known if bullets caused this, but amtrak police did investigate soon after. in a statement, amtrak says, they and local authorities are investigating the incident, including the type of objects hitting the train. also recalled something she heard the conductor said. >> he said that it look like something like that had happened before. >> not far from where amtrak 2222 reports being hit in the bridesburg area. back in may, conductor brandon bostian at the helm of amtrak 188 as it sped onto a curve and derailed at frankford junction. in northeast philadelphia, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news".

>> students are in a south jersey school with increased police presence. cherry hill east high school today after social media threat surfaced on line this past weekend. investigators tracked that message to a juvenile and made an arrest. authorities also checked the school and the surrounding area earlier this morning. >> i definitely was taken back by it, didn't think it would be somebody, especially knowing, so many kids here, and everyone so nice to each other, in my personal opinion. >> the superintendent told cbs-3 the juvenile who allegedly made that on-line threat is now charged with one count of making a false public alarm the time for campaigning in iowa almost over. tonight kick off the nominating caucuses, more on the last minute push for voters. >> reporter: it was an early wake-up call for volunteers on

caucus day. even the normally confident republican frontrunner donald trump is anxious. >> well, you have to be a little bittner just, you know, i like to win, and i want to win for the country. i don't want to win for myself. this is actually my first election night. >> marco rubio stomped at cracker barrel with his kids this morning. he is polling in third place. >> we will be stomping hard for you tonight. >> thank you. >> ted cruz is counting on army of supporters to pull off an upset. >> the strength of this campaign is over 12,000 volunteers here in the state of iowa. >> republican party officials say they expect a record turn out tonight, and that may bode well for donald trump. >> also counting on first time voters? we need tens of millions of people to stand up and say loudly and clearly: enough is enough.

>> sanders and hillary clinton are in a virtual tie. >> i'm a little bit scarred up. but i'm still standing. and i think that casino of experience will really do me well in this campaign. >> and the threat after winter storm could impact voters turn out tonight. marlie hall, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". stay with "eyewitness news" for complete caucuses, of course on line at cbsphilly.com. parts of southern california are cleaning up from some damaging winter storms. already, rain saturated ground and punish punishing winds help bring down oak tree in san diego yesterday, killing a woman in her car. a worker escaped injury while trying to shore up scaffolding from the whipping winds. >> he was just wacking back like. >> this all the sudden everything fell down around him. >> despite the damage, california desperately needs the rain after four years of

extreme drought. el nino fueled storms are expected to last through the spring. well, no heavy rain here, but we are tracking some showers right now, and the pay off, pretty nice and warm for february. let's go out to the skydeck with justin drabick with katie this noon. those showers creeping up on us, justin? >> stepping outside in the next half hour or so, just enjoy this, not too often early february talking temperatures more typical for late march, early april. that's what we have right now. and actually the sun peaking out little bit. feels pretty good. spotty showers, sprinkles breaking out across the delaware vale, check it out storm scan3, you can see the radar sweeps, nothing real heavy right now over the city, we had kim every sprinkles earlier here on the skydeck, maybe about ten, 15 minutes ago. steady rain showers, still out across central pennsylvania, right now, near harrisburg, so again, you may run into sprinkle or two next couple of hours, after 2:00 some of the stead injury showers could roll into the region. temperatures the big story today. they're running compared to yesterday, anywhere from about two to 10 degrees warmer, in

most locations, so, that's a sign every what's happening. we have the warming trends going on. fifty-six, up to already, at the airport in philadelphia, 61 in milville and at this atlantic city airport, 06 degrees in dover delaware at this hour, as well. little cooler north and west, where we have the thicker snow pack temperatures in the 40's, but we're on our way to high of 58 degrees, for philadelphia, we'll talk about even warmer temperatures for the middle of the week, and better chance for some rain. though details coming up in a few minutes, back to you. >> thank you, today's the day to sign up for the 37th annual blue cross broad street run. there is a limit to the number of runners this time around, and participants will have to end area lottery to make sure they have a spot. you can go to cbsphilly.com to sign up. registration runs, you might say, through friday, february 12th. the run is sunday may first, and it raise money for the american cancer society. coming up here on "eyewitness news" at noon, what you should add to your diet to cut your risk every getting breast cancer. also, it was just about a

worse skies scenario for fight fighters, look at the blaze, what was inside the builds that kept the fire raging. >> and a woman waits to meet her true love for the first time. and then they plan to immediately elope. the unconventional love story coming up.

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no injuries have been reported at this time. worlds health organization experts say that north-south and central america could see up to 4 million cases of the zika virus over the next year. those experts are meeting by teleconference this noon to decide if the zika outbreak should be glared a global health innocence. last time the who called for that level of emergency, was the 2014 ebola outbreak. the zika virus transmitted by mosquitos, and linked to severe birth defuncts. well, turns out, what you eat could reduce your risk every getting breast cancer. harvard researchers say that eating lots of finer, especially during adolescence, and young adults hood, could significantly cut your risk. high fiber food includes fruits and veggies. still ahead this noon, superbowl fancy pants. quarterback fashion statement everyone is talking about, you see these things yet? huge waves, surfers dream. this dream turned into more of nightmare for one surfer.

detail on that crazy fall, he's okay, i know the surfer used concern. >> i wouldn't paddle out in that, that's nuts, insane. tracking showers around this afternoon, then better chance for steady rain coming at us for the middle of the week. we'll breakdown when "eyewitness news" returns.

>> and the countdown is on, six days away from superbowl 50 right here on cbs-3. and tonight, is opening night, this is something new. big opening festive tis including those player press conferences, to prime time. the team arrived in the bay area. peyton manning hoping to possibly ends his career on high note.

and cam newton, and everyone is talking not as much about him but his pants. we are told his pants were designed by versace, retail for $850. he is rocking it, pretty neat there. >> superbowl coverage there week, sports director don bell headed to san francisco, he will get you ready for the big game starting wednesday. you can only watch the game right here on cbs-3 on sunday night. before that, though, there is a special week of superbowl shows leading to up super sunday. tomorrow night at 8:00 catch the superbowl's greatest commercials, then friday at 9:00 it is the superbowl's greatest half time shows. on saturday night, see more of the great superbowl commercials followed by nfl honors show. it is all here on cbs-3 your home for superbowl 50. and i was joking this morning, feels like san francisco weather, drizzle, 50's? >> true, true. nice break. mid winter. a break from the cold. you know, there will be signs every colder air returning probably later in the month. >> not for now though, right? >> not this week. winter weather fans don't give

up yet. still time yet. only halfway through. but it is a nice day outside specially where we have the sunshine, one location down at the shore. check it out. i mean, gorgeous shot here. ocean city live look at the boardwalk temperatures along the coast, already in the up ear's, even the low 60s, in delaware, this hour. people are out on the board walk, enjoying the nice afternoon. here we are into february. recap january, believe it or not, i keep saying this, people think i'm nuts, actually warmer than average, and the stats show it. ended up 1.2 degrees above average for january, yes, we had cold spells, but when you average it all out, warmer than normal. snowy though, 22.9 inches, basically the seasonal average here in philadelphia. highest temp 65, the lowest 12, yes did have the colds days, couple of arctic blasts came through. the trends now, now through wednesday, jet stream rides through the north, ten to 20 degrees above average already sitting at 15 degrees above average now at 56 degrees. it is 55 in wilmington. sixty in the capitol city of delaware, i mention the shore,

59 in wildwood, just inland, at the atlantic city airport 65 degrees. there is cold front that comes through later today, bridges some showers, but notice, behind the front, it is not that cold. forty-one in cleveland. forty-three pittsburgh. so we drop the temperatures little bit tomorrow. but still, for february, it will be warmer than average. couple of sprinkles coming through the city right now up toward bucks, montgomery county, showers riding along i81 near harrisburg, will track eastward, after 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 best shot for steadier showers. no wednesday, we deal with a larger storm system coming into play. this will bring steadier rain maybe up to inch of rain, with near record high temperatures, the snow pack, that's melting, we will have to watch for some of the smaller streams and creeks, there could be little bit of flooding concern, going on wednesday afternoon, wednesday night. also, near record temperatures, we have a shot at tie or make breaking the records high of 62 degrees wednesday afternoon. now, that was setback in 2006. today clouds, few showers this afternoon, 58 degrees, for the high temperature.

we do cool it down tonight to about 36 degrees. maybe below freezing some suburbs. of course, tomorrow, groundhog day, phil has passed predictions 119, 102 of those he did see his shadow. that means, six more weeks every winter. so we have to see what he says tomorrow, but i guarantee there are still more six weeks every winter going. fifty for the high on tuesday, groundhog day, in the sunshine, 62 wednesday, with the heavy rain for the afternoon, but by the end of the week drying out, cooling it down, but low mid 40's, for february? >> still not bad. >> not bad for a start of february. >> absolutely, justin, thank you. >> this sounds crazy but couple who met on social media plan to meet for the first time then immediately elope. correspondent jennifer was there when the couple came face-to-face. >> we're going to be like oh, my god, there he is. >> erika harris harris, waits inside the nearly empty airport. she is about to marry the man of her dreams. who she has never met in person. >> you don't drag your feet

with real love. you leap into that like there is no tomorrow. and that's what we're doing. >> year ago she and ardie randomly connected over instagram. call it love at first click, but ardie lives in new york. hashtag problem. so for months, their romance grew through original poetry along with videos. >> ♪ >> i love you. good night, babe. >> i then bought one way plane ticket, the two plan to elope minutes after he lands. >> we've been patiently waiting for the past hour, erika, getting very nervous, but we just got the call ardie has landed and any second he will come down that escalator. >> travelers look on, in anticipation, then? nice to meet you. >> oh, my gosh. hi, i'm erika. doesn't drop me. >> ardie pops the question. >> will you marry me? >> the two still in disbelief,

quietly exchange vows. >> just really exciting, very surreal to be a part of this experience. >> and instant wedding, and instant success. their advice to all of those love seekers out there? >> don't listen to your thoughts. don't listen to your head. follow your heart. follow your soul. >> so for anybody who doesn't believe in fairytales any more, who am i? it can happen to you, too. >> in ontario, jennifer. >> you agree? if they're happy, hey, you snow. >> good stuff right there. >> i just can't imagine, met on instagram. >> i know. >> hey, if they live happily ever after, good for them. >> good job, guys. >> leave there. listen up, surfers out there, surfer falls 40 feet from this massive what used to be on this thing. >> he's okay. the incredible video coming up afte

tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 see the delaware county native who is living his dream. an nfl player with a chance to win the superbowl. we'll hear from cory silly brown's family about the cardinal o'hara's chance at his name in the nfl history books. so neat! >> did you hear about this yet? iconic super model cindy crawford is ready to call it a career. crawford told rap city magazine she plans to retire from modeling when she turns 50 on february 20th, you would never believe she is 50. she looks amazing. >> craze. >> i she admitted after successful career spanning three decades there is nothing else to prove and she is run out every ways to re-invent

herself. loved watching her growing up. great gal. hey, watch this, surfer at the top of your screen right there, tom, he falls about 40 feet from the top that far huge wave. in hawaii. now, he is okay, he said he was blinded by the spray, then fell from his surf board, which also went flying. at least it didn't hit him at least. he said it felt like he was in a car crash. he is okay but naturally little scared there. hawaii has been hit with enormous waves this season thanks to he will nenna. there are those guides who ride those mountains. >> if you hit the bottom? you'll get messed up. >> lucky to be alive. that's "eyewitness news" at noon, for kate how is off, justin all of us thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is coming up next. have a great day.

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