people. more than eight months later we're getting a glimpse of new evidence in the crash, including haunting images, moment before the the accident. we're also getting a response from attorneys for some of the victims. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter has been tracking new developments all day and he joins us from the cbs-3 sat center, walt. >> reporter: you might call it the tail of two statements n this one days after the crash the engineer tells investigators that he remembers nothing, and then in this 16 months later in november, he tells them many details. attorneys for the victims and their families say for them the the two differing accounts raise serious questions. these pictures from a camera mounted on the engine of train 188, show for the first time the final seconds at the engine and seven cars, fly off the rails of the frankford curve, killing eight and injuring more than 200. the video, and 2,000 pages of evidence made public by the ntsb, including a november

interview by brendan bostian describing how he was, accelerating just before the crash. the train investigators say traveling 106 miles an hour, more than twice the the speed limit. i felt the sensation of the train tipping over. i remember realizing that the train was going to go off the the track and feeling like okay, well, this is it. >> no where is there any justification for brand an bostian reckless decision to ago selling rate to 106 miles an hour in a curve. >> reporter: attorney bob mongeluzzi in a press conference wither attorneys representing victims questioned why bostian in his november statement, admitted he was accelerate nothing to the curve, providing other details, after last may, telling the same investigators he remembered nothing about the the crash. >> six or seven pages of memory that seemed to have suddenly come back to him.

>> reporter: ntsb document reveal bostian had in alcohol or drugs in his system and did not the use his phone. they also confirmed that the train tracks and signals were all working properly. >> the problem was brand an bostian, and the problem remains his changing story. >> reporter: the changed store attorneys claim especially hurtful to victims seeking answers. >> when you have the the chief culprit of the other side changing their story, that is a devastating insult to these people who were already devastatingly injured. >> now bostian's attorney did not respond to a request for a comment but medical reports released by ntsb revealed that the engineer was diagnosed that night with an acute head injury and symptoms of amnesia. possible explanations for his inability to immediately recall what happened. after evaluating this evidence, the ntsb expects to a announce its formal finding and cause, sometime in early may. live from the sat certainty,

i'm walt hunter, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we now know that a rockies behind this damage to amtrak a acela a express train last night. amtrak to 2222 was passing through fill last night bound for new york city when it shattered a window. it happened on the same stretch of the tracks where that amtrak train derailed last may. some minors say the incident will not cause them to, question passenger safety. >> i feel fairly certain that, you know, there is so much attention on that specific part of the track and a lot the of attention on what happened, and previously thought we would be safe and macking sure we were safe today. >> reporter: none of the 201 passengers on board last night were hurt. investigators are working to determine whether someone intentionally threw the rock or if something else happened. tonight we are tracking showers, a mild monday across the area. it is coming in handy at spring garden today as people made their way around during a damp day. we will check with

meteorologist kate bilo on the cbs-3 sky deck. kate, you still got that umbrella i see. >> i do indeed but you don't need it as much right now as difficult an hour ago. the showers have certainly lightened up just feeling a few light drips here on the sky deck in center city but we have at least an hour left of at least scattered showers moving through even as the heaviest begin to move out. lets look at storm scan three. you can see what i mean, heavier rain moved across camden and gloucester counties, now pushing into ocean county at the moment but we have another little enhanced area of showers moving into chester county. still dealing with locally steady, embedded showers moving through the area, through the rest of this evening, finally by after about seven or 8:00 o'clock when we see these showers start to move out and they will be off the coast by midnight, there could be a shower lingering until will 11 or 12:00 but that is bit. timing rain between now and 7:00, steady light rain in the sit. after 7:00 rain to the south and east and gradual clearing overnight. for now we have another storm to talk about by middle of the week and that brings witt the a flood watch.

i will have more on that coming up when i join you inside. back over to you. former montgomery county district attorney bruce castor is expect to testify in the sexual assault case against bill cosby. the castor will be on the stand a a witness for the defense. cosby's attorneys are expect to ask the judge to drop aggravated indecent assault charges against him, according to a decade's old oral agreement between him and castor. cosby say castor promised not to prosecute him in exchange for his testimony in the civil dates brought by his accuser andrea constand. >> it is verbal and it is not in writing. so far no one has shown any paperwork to support what bruce castor is now saying. >> current d.a. kevin steel is expected to present a 2005 press release from castor which could show that agreement is not binding. the the suspect wanted in the stabbing of a passenger on a septa busies behind bars tonight. police say 27 year-old william smalls turn himself in and is charge with aggravated assault and related offenses. that attack happened friday on

the the 4100 block of torresdale avenue. police say that the suspect did not have bus fair and got the in the fight with another passenger and then stabbed him repeatedly. the victim is in stable but critical condition. radnor police tonight are searching for a suspect whom they say stole from an elderly woman. thinks a composite sketch of the suspect, on january 21st police say the the suspect prayed on a eight three-year old woman on west wayne avenue. he reportedly knocked on her door and then convinced her, her roof needed repairs, and she let him into her second floor bedroom. >> he stated hey i sea water on the ground. she believed that the roof was actually leaking. >> police say that the suspect stole $1,600 from the victim, the the suspect is described as a white male, heavy set, clean shave even in his 60's. we are just two hours away, under two hours from the start of the iowa caucus. for the the first voting event of the 2016 election season,

caulk ergoers in way will pick their democrat or republican candidates. candidates and their supporters spent the the day trying to get out the the vote. latest poll shows hillary clinton neck and neck with senator bernie sanders and donald trump is leading the g.o.p. side polling seven points ahead of senator ted cruz. get latest a as voters turnout for way caucus tonight on the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley right here after "eyewitness news" at 6:00. weeknights at the 11:00 you ask and nicole brewer asks your good question. today we want to know hoist more accurate the the people of iowa or punxsutawney phil. nicole find out who necessary best knits at 11:00. the count down is on, you see it right there on your screen. super bowl 50 just six days away. you will a's see it right here on cbs-3 as the seconds, count down now. >> one local product is looking to lift the lombardi trophy at an event for carolina panthers. >> "eyewitness sports" anchor and reporter leslie van arsdal has more on that.

>> can you imagine what every child dreams about. here we have a philadelphia native living that dream and has a chance to win this super bowl. corry philly brown as his teammates call him still has very strong ties to this area his family could not be more proud of him. pat gallen has their story. >> reporter: unforeseen part of the carolina panthers story this season has been cardinal o'hara stand out corry philly brown. corry's immediate, extended family has been there every step. his mom, says that it was his relationship with former head coach dannal will geeo that pushed him to new heights. >> i want to go to the school called o'hara. i will live in philadelphia i said how will you get out there. if you wanting to there and play then maybe we will just move out to delaware county and under allergyo's mentoring and coaching, he just we came like unbelievable, everything that he did. >> reporter: he sadly died of a heart attack in 204 but his daughter, becca says because of the relationship between

corry and her father they are one big family. >> they have meant a lot the to each other. i was there for it all but i was there. my dad was extremely proud of corry. i think my dad definitely is acting in corry. >> reporter: his young are brother is currently a sophomore at o'hara and hopes to follow this his big brother a's footsteps. >> we used to get to the field, and play around and wow bully me trying to say i will never be as good as him but corry just tells me to keep working and i will be as good as him one day maybe. >> reporter: she says panthers are a tight group which made this so special. >> to see him with a genuine group of guys who care for each other. they play like brothers. >> reporter: they will be heading out to santa claire a for super bowl 50 on tuesday and hopefully see her son hoist the lombardi trophy. even if corry and his panthers teammates don't, she will be proud of all that he has accomplish from cardinal o'hara high school pat gallen

for "eyewitness news". cbs three is place to be for super bowl coverage. sports director don bellies heading to san francisco and he will get you ready starting on wednesday and you can only watch the game right here on cbs-3 an sunday night. there is a special week of super bowl shows leading up to super sunday. tomorrow night at 8:00 can zoomer bowl's greatest commercials. >> then friday at 9:00 the super bowl's half time shows. how about that. saturday night see more super bowl great commercials followed by the nfl honors show. and in which the the league will name its mvp and new hall of fame class, all here on cbs-3 your home for super bowl 50. tonight at 11:00 big send off for little guy to score big at super bowl. find out why their successful business was hand pick to travel across the the country to california, and vittoria woodill has their exclusive story tonight on "eyewitness news".

all these local connections. >> it will be a fun week. >> sure is. >> thanks, leslie. from the nfl to college a big meeting at a local information. >> still to come, temple students turnout to protest, plans for a new football stadium. and this adorable new born isn't really going to a fashion statement, that red hat has an important message. health reporter stephanie stahl stops by a local hospital and has details on the red hat reminder, kate. we're tracking showers moving through the the area right now, they will clear out tonight but we have a flood watch going in to effect through middle of the week for our next storm, i'll tell you what factors are kind of contribute to go that flood watch what to watch out for and which areas are most at risk all coming up when we

today temple community plans for a football stadium. >> temple's president and all involved held a question and answer session with students and north philadelphia residents protested the plans. they demand the board of trustees reject the the plan to build a new stadium. some other students and alumni believe new stadium is a good idea. >> i want to make sure that business is done in a way that is revenue neutral, it doesn't

increase tuition. >> i think as a school itself we're on the rise and i think this is logical next step in what temple is trying to achieve. >> retail will make a huge difference. that will be the the rest of the footprint beside the stadium and the student rec center. >> the top concern for a lot of people here financing and parking. on the cbs-3 healthwatch, today marks beginning of the heart month to raise awareness about the leading killer of americans, both men and women, and hopefully to reverse that trend. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on a new feature of heart month. >> wait until you see this one, guys. the most people think of the heart disease as a problem for senior citizens but fact is it can strike anyone, even people who seem healthy. that is why it is so important to know your cholesterol and blood pressure numbers, and keep your weight down. today with the launch of heart month babies born in february are getting a special gift. >> this is baby boy. >> reporter: just hours after being born at lankenau medical

center debbie and michael, still have not decided to name their fourth child, born february 1st, the start of the heart month. >> i think it is fantastic day to be born, frankly. >> reporter: all babies born at main line health hospitals in february will get red caps to raise awareness about heart disease, the campaign is call little hats, big hearts. >> hopefully it is a lifetime of good health, good heart health, and a long life. >> little red cap is a reminder for parents to take care of themselves inn think of their own heart health in addition to health of other families. >> reporter: but michael at the a age of 49 already has heart disease and being treated with cholesterol medication. >> hopefully the next step beside having four children is to, you know, have a regimen of exercise i can depend on and reduce my girth. >> reporter: lankenau cardiologist katie howthorn says those kind of lifestyle changes can reduce and

sometimes prevent vast majority of heart disease. >> 90 percent of heart disease is preventable. the that is a huge number. those are things like obesity, hypertension, diabetes, sedentary lifestyle, smoking, things that we can prevent. >> reporter: it raise awareness about congenital heart disease that effects one in 100 babies. it does ant peer an issue for this guy who weighs 9-pound, 4 . >> he is absolutely precious. we both now share the the same birthday. the birthday of heart month, february 1st, it is their birthday. those red caps were hand made by volunteers for the american heart association, heart association gave 600 to main line health. lots of babies. >> happy birthday to the the baby and you as well. >> fantastic. >> kate bilo is here with our forecast. we will be covering our head with umbrellas. >> we will need them tonight the for the next couple of hours. don't let them go far. don't put them in the back

closet. you will need them by wednesday. this is a bigger storm that you'll be tracking on wednesday. good news for us is we're talking about rain, not snow, many areas in the midwest getting snow and major snow from this storm but track of the low, will take it generally west of here and that means warm air and also just a lot of rain. lets look at wet ther wise, outside right now to get to bethlehem and up in northampton county road are damp 6789 they have had showers coming through. in one escape the showers this evening. you can see glistening on the road there but still a lot of snow on the ground, and i heard they brought these big trucks through and removed the trucks on the main piles up there near bethlehem but side streets still have big piles and still see snow on the ground. that snow is melting but when it melt it sinks in the ground and ground is fairly saturated. as we have more rain through next couple days we will be concerned about the risk for flooding, again with all of that snow melt and rain coming through. so tonight the it is the appetizer so to speak. we have light showers moving through the the area a few

steady ones embedded over eastern chester county moving toward, the exton frazier area and delaware county and toward city of philadelphia at moment. steady rain moving into ocean county from burlington county but back edge is pushing into the western suburbs, and that means this rain will be out fairly quickly. temperatures right now still 50 degrees in philadelphia a well above average today. forty-eight in millville. fifty-three in atlantic city at the moment and 46 degrees in allentown. moving ahead in time you can see showers cleared the coast by 11:00. we are dry. tomorrow starts with sunshine and good news unsticks around all day long, beautiful day, between two days. on wednesday our next storm the snow well off to the north but look at all this rain central pennsylvania by noon and then it gets through our area just in time for evening commute 6:00 o'clock this time wednesday we will track a line of heavier showers and rumble of thunder and strong gusty wind a as this line moves through. that clears out quickly as well but in the before leaving some heavy rain behind.

for your wednesday, steady rain, totals over 1 inch in spots. record temperatures as well, and mid 60's. snow melt, warmth plus rain leads to the risk for flooding, ponding and slow travel. flood watch will go in effect wednesday afternoon and continue right through the day on thursday and we can expect a hundred percent chance of rain here thursday. 10 percent thursday with the lingering shower but then friday, right back to 0 percent. we have quieter weather toward weekend. colder night tonight down to 36 degrees. tomorrow looks beautiful, mostly sunny right around 50. wednesday heavy rain, breezy. fifty-four. and then chilly, seasonal 40's with sunshine thursday, friday right through weekend it is good news. next week monday into tuesday there may be another system we have to keep an eye on. >> keep an eye on phil tomorrow too. >> see what he has to say. >> thanks, k

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leslie is here now and a local team is looking good. >> how about nova wildcats. >> they are continuing to quietly climb the polls. they are new number in the ap poll, that is highest

ranking nova has held this season. they beat st. johns in the double digit weekend win. cats had a difficult trip to number one providence on saturday. but, if march madness end today they would probably be a number one seed. the the duke blue devils moving in the other direction, they dropped out of the top 25 for the first time since 2007. the devils were ranked for eight straight years, and ucla holds all time record appearing in every poll from 1956 to 1980, that will stand. flyers are back from the all-star break and back in action tomorrow night against montreal. center michael neuvirth left practice after 15 minutes, that means steve mason, who is still struggling with the lower body injury may have to start tomorrow. did you watch all-star game. mvp honors went to john scott a three three-year old journey man enforce shore barely played. he was then sent down to the minors. he won fans voting contest as league mvp, as they had to include him in the game.

he walks a which with the share of the million-dollar prize and a brand new car. well, we all know sunday is for football but it is also a holy day. that will create a problem for north carolina pastor ronald wilson. huge panthers fan. they almost always play on sunday when he is the busiest. super bowl exception, conditioninggation, all got together to surprise him with an all expense paid trip to the big game, 75 people chipping into make that happen. >> always been a dream of mine to go to the game period. >> we all have dreams and goals but let's think about somebody else's specially a pastor ape a leader they get through a lot. >> wow. >> can i get a amen. >> come on. >> that is great. >> that is great. >> that is fantastic. >> the crowd, cheer them on. >> thanks, leslie. >> we will be right back. giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever.

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>> pelley: the last push for the first votes. >> if you're in bed, if you're sick, if you can't walk, if the doctor says you cannot leave, i don't care. >> i hope you will fight for me. >> stand for us. >> let's go get 'em. >> pelley: it's caucus night in iowa. also tonight, we're at ground zero of the zika outbreak, now an international health emergency. the last thing the engineer remembers before the fatal philadelphia amtrak wreck. and peyton manning on the super bowl and hgh. >> i welcome that investigation. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: tonight iowans will gather in churches, schools and homes to reason, to argue and to vote in the n