>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we begin this news with breaking news, sources tell cbs-3 that no charges will be filed against lesean mccoy and three other men in connection to alleged bar fight that left two philadelphia police officers hurt on superbowl sunday. good afternoon, everyone, i'm jim donovan.

>> i'm rahel. expected to make the announcement 2:30 press cons fran, walt hunter live in the cbs-3 sat enter, to tell us more, walt? i'm brooke thomas. >> brooke, multiple sources now confirm, that the district attorney has decided, no charges will be filed against former eagle, lesean mccoy, or his three companions, in the february brawl. a brawl that left those two off duty philadelphia police officers hunter. >> the speculation on whether or not former eagle, lesean mccoy, or any of his three companions, would face criminal charges, for a brawl inside a center city club february 7th, that left two off duty philadelphia police officers hurt, one with a fractured skull, began, within hours of the incident. and has been escalating in the media for nearly two month. at one point, mccoy, and his attorneys, spoke in person with investigators, and afterward district attorney seth williams held a press conference saying woe not be

rushed into a decision. now, sources confirm to cbs-3 the district attorney is expected to announce that neither mccoy nor anyone else will be charged with any wrong-doing in the incident. mccoy's attorney, dennis kogan, and attorneys representing the two officers, say so far they've not received any official word about what the da's decision is. officially the district attorney isn't commenting on what the upcoming press conference this afternoon is about or if he's made a decision, john mcnesby, the president of the philadelphia fraternal order of police, publicly stated in the past, that if mccoy isn't charged he will request the state attorney general to take over the investigation. much more on this developing story, at the da's press conference a little later. live in the sat center, walt hunter, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thanks, walt, look forward to. that will national transportation safety board meanwhile back on the scene of yesterday's deadly amtrak

crash. >> investigators are looking into whether the back hoe was clearing away debris from saturday night's storms, now, here's what we know so far. the data recorder and video taken from inside the train are at the ntsb lab in washington, d.c. one thing investigators will look at is how fast the train was going when it hit the back hoe. now, trains usually travel around 100 miles an hour on that stretch of track. meantime, autopsy result of the two amtrak workers are expected later today. 341 people were on board, including seven crew members. the conductor, and 36 passengers were hurt. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh live in chester where a news conference has just wrapped up. anita, what's going on? >> reporter: well, brooke, chester's mayor and fire commissioner thanks first responders and then offered their prayers to the families of those victims killed in yesterday's crash. they're still at this time not releasing the names of those two men. but given the photos of the damage that we've seen of this crash, from inside the train

it, really is astounding that those 37 people who were hurt only suffered minor injuries, when we spoke to passengers, they describe a scene of utter chaos from shattered windows, to flying debris, and fire, now, there were almost 350 people on board that train at the time. that was traveling from new york city to savannah, georgia. when we still have very few answers about what exactly happened, why that back hoe was on the train, on the tracks at the time, and the biggest question now is why those workers would be on the tracks in amtrak dispatch is required to notify workers of when and where these trains are scheduled to pass. that's exactly what the ntsb is trying to figure out. investigators are on scene, they did recover video from the train, and also, the data event recorder, which should tell them exactly how fast the train was moving at the time. here's what mayor thaddeus kirkland and fire commissioner travis thomas had to say not too long ago. >> this is hard.

this is hard, it is painful, and it is tragic. but hopefully at the end of the day we will all have learned something, not just our railways safer for workers and pedestrians alike, but we'll all learn something about people coming together and unifying, and working together. >> my men entered the train, triage, the most injured, to have threat so many out to the ambulances. most were able to be put into the gorney or carried out, so there weren't any major, any major injuries, as far as we could tell, from a responder's point of view. >> and back here live, the ntsb and the federal railroad administration remain on scene today. now, that train has since been moved off of the tracks. amtrak says it plans to operate all of its trains along the northeast corridor as scheduled with only minor

delays between philadelphia and wilmington. we're live here in chester, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you very much, meanwhile stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the deadly amtrak crash. we'll bring you updates on air, you can always get the latest on cbsphilly.com. >> thanks, jim. it is an exciting day for the villanova wildcats, and their fans. nova goes for the national championship tonight, our own pat gallen shows us wildcats fans are confident even though nova is playing the number one seeded north carolina tar heels. >> tonight is the final march to glory, with one more win, the villanova wildcats will become national champions. the villanova campus is ready to celebrate. >> i think we're all going to go watch it together, then hopefully celebrate afterward. >> the celebration is pretty cool the other night. >> so much fun. >> feeling good, man, championship morning, time to win a championship. >> i'm so excited. could not be more excited. i have been looking forward to

this day my entire college experience, and i like always new we could do it, but always couldn't quite get there. then here we are national championship and every single person at the school is like beyond pumped. >> standing in their way is a very good north carolina team. it beat syracuse on saturday. but the student body doesn't seem worried. >> it is like kind of -- everyone is pretty pumped about it. the school has gone wild. never, what was it, saturday night, was the coolest time i've ever experienced, i think. >> the best thing they have is their coach. coach jay wright, he is the man, north carolina have a lot of good players, but the coach bridges them together. nice coaching dual tonight. >> all eyes will be on houston tonight as villanova looks to take home their first national chapionship since 198 a. standing in their way five time national champ unc. from the villanova campus, pat gat on, eyewitness sports.

>> good stuff there, pat. leslie van arsdale is in houston with the wildcats. leslie has live report from the championship game, later today on cbs-3, "eyewitness news". the title game tips off at 9:19 p.m. it is hard to believe, but the wildcat aren't the only team getting ready for big game today. phils open the resealer season today in cincinnati. phillies wrapped up the exhibition schedule against philly future stars, over the weekend. first pitch of the 2016 regular season comes a little after 4:00 this afternoon against the reds. the phils home opener is a week from today, against the padres. meanwhile, a big day for ai, allen iverson is a member of the basketball hall of fame. honor announced within the hour on espn. iverson fan favorite during a decade with the sixers leading the team to the nba tight unless 2001, while winning the league mvp. he was an all-star 11 times in his career, and won the all-star mvp award twice.

today also enshrined, shaquile o'neil, college coach tom izzo. >> weather wise unstable day, almost likes like it could rain any time out there. >> i was thinking katie was saying tomorrow might feel like february. i miss february. got here in march, katie? >> let's take a first look at the forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger, liver on the cbs-3 skydeck. >> that's the thing, february was actually pretty kinds to us this year, but now it is going to go back to sort of just what you would average on average finds on a february day. tomorrow in the early days of april, so, mother nature just can't decide what she want to do. you know, very, very warm winter so far. now into spring. and it is starting to just go all over the place on the thermometer. first and for most, we have frontal boundary, off to the south you have actually got bright sunshine right now across some of the southern counties in the area, prague rest i havely through the last few hours, rounds of rain coming through somewhat scat nerd nature. event lip, this is all going to be dropping through the rest of our area. soap, that's your cold front, guys.

sed g up and lining up, to the point that you have got a very pretty stark temperature contrast, anywhere from dover, up to mount pocono. about 30 degrees difference here. depending where you're located. so really is a very stark contrast, that said, flirting with 70 out in washington, d.c. right now. where at you're well below freezing in albany, buffalo, so it gives you a sense of how the separation of the air masses is unfolding here. but expect this the rest of the day, scattered showers, and/or thunderstorm, it starts to get little windier with time, but it will be seasonable that said, and then later tonight, as that front officially crosses, freeze warning goes into effect, so you get the sense yep these temperatures will take a nose dive, and coming up, i'll tell you more about the freeze warning, and also how cold are we talking, jim, brooke? >> thanks so much, katie. meanwhile coming up former heisman trophy win is her arrested. coming up next, this noon, the arrest video and how the once big-time football star responds when officers give him a sobriety test. >> and it could be the start

of a salacious story. law firm releases information that reportedly out swirled leader sports stars, hollywood a listers who have hidden money in overseas account. the details when we come

we are getting a look at dash cam video from the weekend, as 2006 heisman trophy winner troy smith was given a field sobriety test and it didn't turn out well.

>> from c to w, can you do that? >> yes, i can. >> okay, go ahead, sir. >> czefghi. >> the 31 year old smith was arrested for driving impaired, and marijuana possession near his old stomping grounds at ohio state. he last played in the nfl in 2010. >> in other news, anonymous source has leak tons of documents detailing the off shore accounts of some of the world's rich and famous. the huge data leak came from a law firm in panama, and suggestion the firm head billions of dollars in politicians, sports stars, entertainers, now global investigation is underway, raising questions over the widespread use of off shore accounts to avoid taxes. >> turning to campaign 2016, democratic presidential candidate, hillary clinton, and bernie sanders, will be in philadelphia this week. clinton will speak during the pennsylvania afl-cio convention on wednesday, and

sanders will deliver an address thereon thursday. meantime, candidates on both sides are getting ready for a showdown in wisconsin. voters go to the polls there tomorrow. and as correspondent craig boswell explains, their ballots could have a big impact on the race. >> the race for the republican presidential nomination goes through wisconsin tomorrow. >> tuesday is a decision, decision that resonate in wisconsin, resonates across the country. >> latest battle grok tracker pole shows ted cruz with a lead over donald trump in the stays. whichwisconsin could go long wan determining it anyone gets the 1,237 delegate needed to clinch the nomination before the convention. >> matter no who win, not just who wins wisconsin, but how they win. >> there are 18 delegates awarded to the state-wide winner, three delegates to the winner of each congressional district. donald trump insists he'll do well in wisconsin, but would do even better if john kasich

would just drop out. >> the problem is he is in the way of me, not -- >> cruz, kasich says he'll win the nomination at the convention. >> the democratic race for delegates is much clearer with hillary clinton maintaining a big lead over bernie sanders, who is looking for his fourth win in a row tomorrow. comes out and says, yes, we are going forward with a political revolution. >> sanders has a slim lead in wisconsin in the cbs news poll, but it is within the margin of error. >> clinton is campaigning in new york, which votes two weeks from tomorrow. craig boswell, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". still ahead on "eyewitness news", what could be a breakthrough in the treatment of obesity. >> yes, we will show you how researchers say minutely invasive procedure could help millions of people who struggle with their weight. that is up next on health watch. hey, katie? >> brooke, we are looking ahead here to a roller coaster ride on the thermometer, and

along with that comes another rounds of wet weather. we are going to time out the next storm system on the way after today and we'll have that in your full forecast on the other side.

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tuned. interesting. >> very interesting. >> i don't like incisions, when you say incisions, give me a pill or something. not incisions. >> right. cushing hunger though. may know someone? >> can katie curb the weather. >> no. >> okay. >> i can just report it, unfortunately, but i do at least come bearing some good news, not at ball. it is definitely going to be chilly, you know, day tomorrow for one thing, freeze warning takes effect at some point, which we will discuss, but it all comes courtesy of couple of different systems working their way through in the next few days, right now cold front apparently dropping south. so some of you actually either some rain falling right now, or maybe some mist, cloud cover, and some of are you stuck in full sunshine, not a bad place to be, as stuck, for sure. take it outside. start things off by showing you variety of some cameras which illustrates that. outside we go to jack frost, big boulder, at the movement, actually little snow fell earlier on this morning, at this point, it is really just some rain showers, that have been pushing through, as well as a lot of clouds overhead,

yes, one spot where it was cold enough, to actually support couple of wimpy snowflake, light little coat nag lot of the ski resorts earlier this morning, meanwhile, next camera, up next here we go, outside we go to the live neighborhood network, middle township high school, live picture, bright, sunny right now, westerly breeze at 14 miles per hour, 63 degrees, too, so it is almost like a tail of two forecasts because depending where you sit on which side of this front, it really is a different story weather wise right now. rain coming through steadily i would say coming through in pockets with the heaviest obviously, you have got some scattered variety out, there this is all sort of going to sweep through to the south with time. we look at the system in its entire tie, once it passes by, residual clouds, should be in the clear by tomorrow, high pressure regains control. let's walk you through the pattern. really is pretty wild start to april. see that in the seven day, there are temperatures all over the place. and it becomes, comes of course, because of a couple of systems moving through, like i mention. so once the first system gets out of here, wind picks up,

dropping on the thermometer, at best tomorrow, mid four's, much more like mid february than anything, get the classic winds tunnel effect setting up between areas of pressure, keep sunshine wednesday, will remain little on the cool side. mid 50's at best, but at least not as harsh. another round of showers, rain, thunder storm very likely as well, by that point have chance to rebound again, into the 60s, although you can't get used to it. now, looking forward in the eyewitness weather future weather, basically talking about the northern branch of our area getting in on the action for the next couple of hours, even in the mountains at this point it is generally warm enough, for just rain. then it sort of sweeps, rotates through, so the rest of us get in on it specially toward the typical evening rush, heck some of the rain could really pounds down near the shore towns for the tail end of the rush. then we start to clear things out by later on through the overnight. but that's when the freeze warnings goes into effect essentially region wide the further north you go. you will see freeze, but there isn't a warning necessarily posted for you. but that means, you want to protect any sensitive

vegetation there is will be something that lingers into tomorrow morning, maybe you have got easter lillies, something like that signature out, bring them inside. don't let them suffer through this chill. 46 degrees, at best, as we said for tomorrow. with the breeze picking up it is not going to feel much like the 40's it, will feel a lot colder than, that but look at that, guys, a lot of roller coaster riding going on here for the next couple of days, such is spring, you know? >> right. >> it happens. >> buckle your seatbelt. >> bumpy forecast. >> thanks, katie. all right, a wayward bear cub rescued in southern poland. this little guy is about two month olds, found by rangers, alone and hungry, so they took him to the vet. the vets say the cub probably wouldn't have survived another day without his mother. now, they're not sure whether they will be able to release him back into the wild, but they say, they'll make sure he's safe where ever is ends up. >> jim, you can adopt him. >> no. >> i know we keep trying to give jim a pet. >> ya, i don't want a bear. >> we got close with a dog this morning, but --

>> you say it like no, a bear is the knot for me. >> continuing on, why 42 tons every sands are being dumped

>> international festival of the arts begins next week. >> there are 42 sons of sands being dumped at penn's landing for the kick off event called article 13, once complete philadelphia will use sand, fire and water to pay tribute to the immigrant experience. it is one of 60 public events, around town, beginning april 8th, and lasting more than two weeks. well, that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. for katie and all of us here, thanks for watching. "eyewitness news" does continue at 5:00. we're always on line for you cbsphilly.com. >> the young and the restless is next. take care everyone.

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