this is a a simple case about ignorance, violence, and a shocking lack of supervision. >> explosive claims of hazing rocks a main line high school shocking allegations are centered around a football team at conestoga high school. and good afternoon i'm rahel solomon, erika von tiehl is off today.

three students are facing charges but none include hazing. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live at chester county justice center in west chester with the troubling details, walt? >> reporter: well, rahel, shocking allegations, and late developments, just moments ago the tredyffrin easttown school district announce that the head football coach at conestoga high school has been suspended, and this coming barely a couple of hours after district attorney tom hogan here announced at rest of 3-foot the ball team members, in an alleged hazing incident. a hazing incident with homophobic over tones. here's what we know so far. take a look at the details. three conestoga high school football players, all 17 years old, have been criminally charged in connection with what the district attorney calls, a homophobic, hazing ritual, that is, on every thursday afternoon, the d.a. says, going back for four years, the football players at conestoga would gather in the locker room for what they

called no gay thursday. on a particular thursday, october 15th of last year, the d.a. says that a freshman football team member, a 14 year-old was held down, strip, and then assaulted, with a broom handle of a private area of his body. d.a. elaborated on the other events going back four years that he said during no gay thursday at conestoga. >> you would have an older kid, come behind a younger kid, and then put his genitals on top of the younger kids head. that was okay on thursday. the freshman might be ordered to, sophomores might be ordered to strip down to their underwear and clean the locker room in front of all of the upper classmen. >> reporter: now, the district attorney questions who reporters a at his press conference where were the coaches? for that matter where were the

school supervisors during the four years that this was allegedly occurring? the d.a. saying that students at the school, including football players, knew about the homophobic hazing and many of them did go in the locker room on thursday afternoon because they were aware of it. finally, the d.a. says that the three, 17 years olds who are all charged as juveniles so they are not being identified are not being charged with hazing although they are being charged with other criminal allegations. the reason is that the hazing law in pennsylvania only applies to colleges, not high schools and that needs to be changed. again, moment ago the district issued a school statement saying they are guard ago begins this in the future and head high school coach at conestoga high school has been suspended. we will have much more on this developing story, later on cbs-3, for now, live from the d.a.'s office in chester county, i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, walt, very

disturbing allegations indeed. thank you very much. switching gears new to weather, a snowy start tour friday, now we are looking more toward the weekend. snow came down at a pretty good clip at some point this morning. that is nothing more than a coating in most areas. the lets get a first look at the forecast with meteorologist katie fehlinger. >> we ended up with pretty substantial snow depending on where you you were rahel it is a matter of location, location, location at this point though thankfully our storm is located primarily now out to sea. we are finding a little bit of light snow taking you out to a wider zoom on storm scan. notice snow rotate ago way, really you're only left with additional snow still falling right now, cross east central new jersey. ocean county, into burlington still getting in on it but we have to talk about these snow amounts. in pennsylvania it wasn't all that much. coating to an inch or so, as is, you know, reflective here among the short list of those, amounts. in some of the portions of new jersey that we did

exceptionally well, over 3 inches fell in sea isle, cape may big winner at 6.5 inches, just goes to show heavier snow band can do, milton pick up just shy of 6 inches but still primarily on all unpaved surfaces. in philadelphia it was was a quick coating. winter weather advisory still in effect at the shore points. we will talk about this minor hiccup this weekend. generally not a bad looking weekend but saturday night into sunday a minor disturbance triggers a sprinkle or flurry sunday morning and otherwise we are looking at the a lackluster forecast. meanwhile as we mentioned, down the shore, parts of the cape may county saw nearly a half of foot or more of snow. eye witt the necessary news reporter cleve bryan live in ocean city with more on the conditions, out that way, hi there, cleve. >> reporter: hi, katie. not, too much at three or 4 inches. it is coal. we have a northern breeze here keeping things, cool and the boardwalk, is, a absolutely gorgeous, covered in snow. the nice heavy, wet snow and

it gave me the opportunity to cross this off my bucket list making a snow man on the boardwalk. it is world's ugliest snow man but i made it in two minutes. what can you do. the not a whole lot of people out the here on the boardwalk in ocean city. but we did, find one sweet sight for sore eyes, the fudge kitchen is opened. >> crazy, i mean it is so unexpect. last sunday was approaching 60 i guess and we are looking at snow less than a week later. so, it is pretty nuts. >> reporter: any customers today. >> not yet, no. but i wouldn't be surprised, people like to come up here and see snow on the boardwalk and snow on the beach, so it will bring some people in. >> reporter: they are hoping people get their easter candy within there they had nice chocolate easter eggs on display, and so if you come to the boardwalk in the next few hours you will have an opportunity to maybe have a snowball fight on the boardwalk and maybe fix up frosty, bring him a surf board or something that might ab

pope eighth down here but hopefully it warms up and they have a beautiful weekend. reporting live from ocean city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> rahel. >> all you need is a car on the for his nose and i thought he looked fine. >> all right, thanks. well, is there a noon this police will hope clues will lead them to the killer of a cook in south philadelphia. the restaurant was opened at the time when the victim was found beaten and slashed last night. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch has the latest on the hunt for the suspect. >> reporter: surveillance cameras could be critical in capturing kill shore came barging in the kitchen have lee's cafe and bistro and left a woman dead. >> vietnamese restaurant was opened for business, there were about four employees, and about five customers, inside of the property. >> reporter: victim age 54, a cook, whom police say for the to stay alive. >> based on crimes scene evidence the it appears that the 54 year-old female was involved in a violent struggle. >> not only did he have the

deep cut to her neck, but she also had some bruce to go her face. >> reporter: third district office's arrived just past 9:00 o'clock to the washington avenue restaurant. kitchen game signs of the struggle, blood stains, items overturned and victim found with the equipment on top of her body. minutes later she was pronounced dead. upstairs, five customers were dining and four staffers were working, homicide detectives want to uncover what they noticed, that hinges on where they were. the kitchen is in the basement, take out service is street level and dining area is on the second floor. >> at this point we don't know exactly what employees or customers did here. they were immediately transported to homicide. >> reporter: those customers and staffers did spend part of their thursday night speaking with homicide detectives. they will also review surveillance footage in hopes of the catching a glimpse of the suspect leaving or going into the restaurant. in south philadelphia, i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", well, the glove didn't fit but could a newly discovered knife be a clue to the murder of the o.j. simpson's wife and her friend ron goldman? a new report burning up the internet. if you take aspirin for your heart there could be another life saving benefit, details on the

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tabloid style debate. second three top candidates attacked each other personally and professionally. correspondent craig boswell explains even with all of the yelling the candidates say they will support the eventual nominee whoever it is. donald trump picked up where he left off taunting his opponents during a rally in michigan friday morning. >> little marco, little marco, lying ted cruz, lying ted. >> reporter: republican event last night, often turned into a yelling match. unaudible. >> you got to do better than that. >> and even turned vulgar. >> he referred to my hand, that they are small and something else might be small. i guarantee there is no problem. >> senator cruz and marco rubio, barraged of attacks. >> trying to can people, just like he conned these people, into giving their money. >> defrauded the people, little marco. >> is this the debate you want playing out in the general election. >> reporter: despite their jabs cruz and rubio may have missed their chance. >> last night someone needed to land a knock out punch and

they didn't even look like they came to box. >> reporter: no matter how bad his opponent came to be as nominee as a president they say they will support him if he wins. >> they are saying he will ruin the country and ruin the republican party, then they sort of stepped back from that if they say but i'll endorse him anyway. >> reporter: friday rubio said reason for that is simple. >> we as republicans feel that hillary clinton would be a disaster to the country. that is how bass she is. that is a reflection of how bad she is, not at how good trump is. >> reporter: trump fares no worse against clinton of all of the republican candidates. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and, stay with "eyewitness news", for complete coverage of the campaign, 2016, and we will bring you very latest on tv, and on line at cbs philly to the come. well, a side story being reported by tmz, claims a knife was found on o.j. simpson's property years ago, and it is currently being to tested for dna. tmz reports a construction

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welcome back. when a toddler needed help dressing herself she decided to call the fashion police. the quite literally. two-year old aalayha from south carolina, managed to dial 911 on her own to ask the dispatchers to put her clothes on. once the office's arrived the young girl's grandfather had

no idea why they were there but the officer responded to the girls' mergecy and made a friend through it all. >> she wanted me to help do her shoes, and then she wanted me to hug her, hold her, i was just kept saying it made my day. it made my day because she was so sweet and so outing. >> ahh. >> young girl's mom says she has shown aalayha how to dial 911 before but she didn't think she knew what she was doing. clearly, he does. >> what a cutie. >> yes. >> speaking of that, we still need boots today. >> i would say that is smart. >> it is a at least wet. you you are not going through a lot of snow mostly in the city. mostly melting away, thankfully. >> yes. >> but you might want to break out shorts as we head into next week. we have all sorts of fashion accessories and weather accessories in the next couple days because we are talking a tail of two seasons here guys. we have snow falling across portions of the new jersey, right now but this is a storm that is basically done with

most of our area lets go start off by taking you outside to our live neighborhood network where we are finding clouds, a few peaks of sun trying to peak through there outside cute town area middle school we are at 32 degrees. barely a breeze. pairly even snow on the grass at this point. if it is through can barely make it out. one place you have it it seems counter intuitive like it is backward. beach patrol headquarters in margate completely snow covered beach. clearly someone has been walking out and about on the beach. i'm not sure if that was a dog or someone taking a stroll here but regardless we had decent accumulation that went on there it is still going on across parts of ocean, monmouth ain't now burlington county. heck even portions of atlantic county is seeing a few flakes. notice it is rotate ago way. we will see these cloud thin for at least a little bit of sunshine. do i want to show you much wider zoom. we have mentioned that hiccup this weekend. here it is, not amounting to much at this point. it is a weak disturbance that

will be a blip on the radar overnight the saturday into sunday with a quick sprinkle, maybe a flurry, that would be it. lets talk about the highlights though from winter, okay, so we know december was a warm month. warmest ever recorded in fact. with that said we ended up with over or just shy of 2 feet of snow in january. remember that big storm that came in. and meanwhile things have really just been very mild, more than anything, especially march so far. granted it is only fourth of march but we are trending well a above average here with our area temperatures. we're only going to keep on climbing on the thermometer in the days ahead. we will go from what has been somewhat chilly to down right balmy, looking forward, here's that blip over the weekend. again, barely a blip on the radar. then we will start to see rebound take place here, jet stream lifts north, milder air can come in and will stick around. wait until you see the extended forecast, from now it is still kind of chilly, mid 30's in reading, philly, and it gets in the lower 40's around a region as a whole. let me show you the good stuff on the way here.

the not only will we rebound 10 degrees from sunday to monday but we will do it from monday to tuesday and we're thinking we will have a easy time hitting, 70 on wednesday. guys, that is may, that is like, might as well be may at that point. 70 degrees with some sunshine. tuesday looks fantastic. it is good stuff a lot of times we have to deal with the trade off, there would be rain on the way to get that warm. not this time. >> let's say we skip march, april. >> i'm with you. >> let's go right to it. >> we have had enough of winter. >> well, it may look and feel like winter but philly is very much in bloom. the philadelphia flower show starts tomorrow, but we're taking you inside the convention center today. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao has a sneak peak of the just finished displays >> reporter: beauty of the great outdoors, the sound of spring, and the wonder of national parks a across the country, all in one place,

over the next nine days. this is the philadelphia flower show. >> we think it is one of the most exciting shows that we have had, for many, many years. >> reporter: explore america is the theme, and the exhibit honors the national park services 100 years. it is taken weeks for exhibitors and volunteers to create these larger than life displays, finishing touches just put in place overnight. >> people just don't understand that it goes from trailers to sawdust to these beautiful gardens. >> reporter: tom morris of jay dowd landscaping has brought this national park to the delaware valley. >> we wanted to highlight private, publishes state gardens that can be found on mount desert island report rorrer where else can you you travel will from say valley forge to a national park in hawaii in a matter of minutes. >> we are looking at some of the most beautiful orchids you can find anyplace in the united states. these are specifically focusing on those you'll find hawaii. >> reporter: will allen jaf i with the philadelphia or the cultural so side showed us

some of the show's gems before opening day. >> very imaginative take on the giant trees and redwood but doing it with the most creative, design. >> reporter: designs often meant to inspire. >> you can create wonderful shelters, habitats, for birds, and geese, butterflies in your own backyard. >> reporter: now the judges came through the exhibits this morning, so with that portion of the show now done, the exhibitors can get ready for the public, the doors opened here at the convention center tomorrow at 11:00 o'clock. the in center city, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> very cool. >> i love the theme this year. >> very cool. >> so beautiful from years past. >> i heard jan say earlier you want to give yourself three or four hours at least because is there so much to see. >> it is a huge show. all right. up next why robert deniero is in our area selling vodka.

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plastic surgery, we will show you how it works today at 5:00. two time academy award winning actor robert deniero is in delaware county today. deniero will be at grand opening of the new fine wine and good spirits store in glen mills. he will sign bottles of his vodka for a lucky 15 randomly select people, for more information on how you can get a chance to get up close and personal with robert deniero, head to our web site at cbs philly.com. >> very cool indeed. >> very cool. that is "eyewitness news" at noon i'm ra sell solomon. for erika who is off, katie, all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues a at 5:00. we are always on line cbs philly.com. >> the young and the restless is up next.

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