in nature, and it is alleged that he participated in a scheme, of honest services fraud, bribery, and extortion. when it came to exclusive trips to the caribbean, all expenses paid in royal treatment, federal prosecutors say that district attorney seth williams casts himself as a thankful beggar. they claim city's chief law enforcement officer took bait in exchange for his official action in helping reduce an unidentified man's jail sentence. >> mr. williams responded with the text message saying, i'll look into it. and, in moments, with another text message saying april, question mark? followed by, quote, i am merely a thankful beggar and don't want to over step my bound in asking. but will gladly go. >> reporter: that prosecutors was in reference to a getaway to pun to can, in a federal indictment, unsealed tuesday, grand injury a alleged that seth williams received, a stream of gifts over years, purses, wallets, high end

trips, thousands of dollars and a 98 jaguar convertible in exchange for these bribes mr. williams agreed to be ready to help business owner number one should the need arise. >> reporter: williams was also ready to help others, court documents claim that he attended to relax a layer of the security clearance, at philadelphia international airport. agents say he even had an official district attorney's office badge, provided to a business associate. all told, prosecutors say that the totality of the gifts, exceeded $100,000. williams could face dozens of years in jail, agents say if he is convicted. the irs says in the end, the charges were born out of following the money trail. >> williams has been charged with bribery, extortion, and honest service fraud, among other charges. >> reporter: now seth williams will have to appear here in federal court with his legal team, he will to have surrender and then he will be arraigned, before a federal

magistrate. now you will recall he has been highly criticized over the last several months for, acknowledging, tens of thousands of dollars of gifts that he has received, as district attorney, and that he did not fill out financial paperwork, elaborating on those gifts. of course, there are many facets to this story, cbs-3's david spunt here to break down more including what has seth williams and representatives of mr. williams, set to this point. >> reporter: we reached out to seth williams office. he is still the district attorney here in philadelphia he has not resigned. he is not under arrest. we are awaiting him to be arraigned. we have reached out to seth williams office and we are told he is asking for privacy. we are told he is with his family. he is asking for privacy. d.a.'s office sent out a statement basically telling the public to understand that the assistant district attorneys and other attorneys inside that office are good, diligent public servants that have work to do. that was mentioned today by william fitzpatrick, u.s. attorney in new jersey. for the future of district

attorney's office is there a first assistant d.a. her name is kathleen martin who was appointed actually in the last few days by seth williams. she's set as first assistant and the number two in case is there any type of problems in the office but as of right now , we know that seth williams is not and rest. he is still the d.a. he chooses to resign, then we would assume that kathleen martin would take over that post but for right now d.a.'s office will continue to operate. somebody asked a question in the news conference, jessica and nicole if any cases would be in jeopardy or any problems but they assured the public that nothing will change. we are await to go hear from seth williams. d.a.'s office released a statement saying he is asking for privacy at this time. reporting live tonight, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. mayor kenney released a statement about the charges against williams that says quote it is deeply shameful that the city's chief enforcement officer has been implicated in a flagrant

violation of the law. at a time when our citizen's trust in government is at an all time low it is dit heart evening to see yet eerie elected official give the public a reason not to trust us. but this comes as a head of our justice system is even more troubling, with a stalled greatly raise the bar for our behavior and show the citizens of fail that we are capable of carrying out our most basic responsibilities as elected officials, up holding the law. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage against the charge's again seth williams, we will follow every step in the case, right here on "eyewitness news". you can get latest anytime at cbs philly.com. new cell phone restrictions will go into effect at criminal justice center in philadelphia next month. today officials demonstrated what visitors will encounter starting april 3rd, upon arrival, they will be required to place their cell phone in a locked pouch, visitors can carry pouch but then during court business but it can only be unlocked with the special key access security desk.

new rules aim to crackdown on courtroom disruptions and witness intimidation. >> just the thought of witnesses being intimidated is sufficient enough for to us take action. >> the philadelphia sheriff's office has had several incident we have been fighting and malas and arguments and discussions and arguments and discussions about things that went on in the courthouse. this is one of the ways that we can present that happening on the street. >> reporter: certain court visitors will be exempt from the new rules and they include attorneys, law enforcement officers and jurors. we're following breaking news out of chester county where chopper three is live over a multi vehicle crash on route three, in willis town township. there is at lee four people that were rushed to paoli hospital as a result of this accident. their conditions have not been released. route three is closed in both directions, between dutton mill road and route 352 and police and fire conduct their investigations. now to video of the street fight that is going viral, the

fisticuffs between two teenagers in south jersey and in friendship, thanks to an un sung hero. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in atlantic city which more on the video, giving even the attention of the king of the nba, cleve. >> big deal for kid today they look up to lebron james, who took a liking to the video. the fight happened, just behind me at this intersection in the west side of atlantic city. people here are excited that it is not fight but breaking up the fight that is getting a tension. >> i stepped out of my door and i saw a group of kid fighting. >> reporter: deborah willis says it was unwelcomed but not unexpected site monday afternoon two kid squaring up to fight as others circled with video on their phone. >> she went to call communications which she said they hung up on her. she dialed back. i sailed hold up, somebody is breaking it up. i looked over and it was, ari. >> reporter: this video recording of the phone of one of the boys in the fight shows a man who also lives in

atlantic city west site appearing to intervene. he says kid around them are laughing at their expense. jameer mobley was in the fight video from his phone that we are showing. >> he was minding his business he came out of the car and stopped it. he didn't like that at all. he said i was not leaving until you guys shake hand. >> reporter: this was not staged. >> no, sir. >> reporter: mobley posted video of the fight with ali's intervention on line and within a day there were 18 million views. including a retreat from nba all-star lebron james. mobley who spoke to us outside his mother's vehicle said he is grateful for ali. >> i want to thank him a lot, because it could have been a different way. >> he made them shake hand and they did that. and i just wish there was more people, we need more ali's out here. >> reporter: and aloft people saying the same thing on line that they are just so proud of this man that intervened, that they hope there are more peace makers in their neighborhood. we did reach out to evan ali

but not available to speak with us. live from atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >> cleve, thanks very much. prosecutors charged a 17 year-old with assault against a police officer in northeast philadelphia as we have been reporting investigators say that teen body slammed the officer during a confrontation on the 12,000 block of academy road yesterday morning. police say officer suffered a head injury but was treated and released from the hospital police say teenager could be linked to the weekend armed robbery in the neighborhood. prosecutors have begun to present their case in the trial of the penn state's former president graham spanier. lawyers for the state began their arguments saying spanier 's failure to report child molestation accusations allowed people to run wild. defense attorney for spanier says prosecution is trying to criminal ice a judgment call. spanier is accused of putting children at risk miss handling the jerry sandusky child abuse scandal. construction is underway on lane expansions and intersections, improvements along route 322, conn chester

highway in delaware county. chopper three overhead as workers began widening 7 miles of the highway from two lanes to four lanes. residents complained of bad accidents along this stretch of the road, often calling it killer conn chester. penndot says the changes will improvement travel and enhance safety. a north philadelphia family's dream turns into a nightmare when part of their home literally crumbles to the ground. their goal, it is to help others and tonight they are sharing their store which reporter cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio. >> we have had good memories here. >> reporter: dianne heyes grew up here at 2336 north broad street and the memories, are still here. but on february 9th, her life changed forever. >> about 7:45 in the morning i heard a big boom. >> reporter: dianne grabbed her mother tanya and ran outside, and they discovered the north wall of their home,

on the ground. l and i had since deemed their safe haven imminently dangerous. mantanya inherited this house from her grand matter who raised two generationness this house. looters have since taken over and the reality leaves mantany a with pain and no word >> this is her own home that that she has ever had. >> reporter: hazees problem began when house next door was damaged six years ago and damage their 100 year-old home while it took help it took too long because state law only allows two years for lawsuits. >> i don't think that she knew that she had a certain amount of time. >> reporter: but with no insurance and in place to go the family took to facebook, started a go fund me to raise money for repairs and aware ness but if the demolition happens nearby, act fast. >> you got to keep, moving, we have got to act now. >> reporter: for now their house is still standing, and

dianne is looking forward to the future. >> in 2020, 2336 north fourth street will be a business. >> reporter: new memories at an old home. in north philadelphia, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". really feel for them. >> um-hmm. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" disturbing crime streaming on facebook live and no one called the police. also ahead an adorable baby girl comes to the you had for surgery. she was born with extra legs and a extra spine, but a surgery and her prognosis, at 5:30. federal recently raised a key interest rate and that could affect your money, jim donovan will explain, plus... i just wanted to meet the man. i have heard so much about him but i wanted to meet him. he was charming. >> this lady gets a surprise of her life on her birthday a hollywood a lister came to her nursing home. a live look at chair lifts

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chicago police are searching for five or six male suspects wanted for a disturbing crime, they were accused of sexually assaulting a 15 year-old girl on facebook live. police say that the they only learned after the teens mother told her daughter has been missing since sunday and shows them screen grabs of the alleged assault. authorities say about 40 people streaming the live video but in the one of them, reported it. >> there were so many people that saw it that didn't pick up the phone and dialed 911. that is just not right. >> i didn't really want to look at it that much but from what i saw, they were pouring stuff on her and her face, she was so scared. >> the video has been removed from facebook, chicago police say their investigation is ongoing. attorneys for teenager who used an a fluens a defense in the fatal drunk driving wreck

are asking texas defense court to release him from jail. ethan couch was sentenced to 10 years in probation after killing four people in the wreck. he later violated his probation and received two years in jail. motion filed in texas supreme court on friday says that the judge had no authority to sentence the teen. an update on a story we brought you yesterday, a huge fire in kansas that spread, causing a lot of damage there. this is how it looks, the day after in the town of overland park near kansas city. the apartment complex under construction caught fire, blaze reached eight alarms, the fire spread to nearby homes, total of 22 were damaged or destroyed. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. kate bilo joins us now and man, it is starting to warm up when i was walking in this afternoon. >> sound good. >> this morning was chilly, gray but since that sun peaked out in the afternoon, all of a sudden blue skies and temperatures up around 60 degrees. it feels great right now.

tomorrow will look a lot like today. we will see it is another beautiful day. and, it is a return of winter, tomorrow feeling more like january, then march. we will take two steps forward and two steps back bye-bye weekend we could hit 70 degrees. we have big ups and downs. lets start off with is what happening right now. you cannot see a whole lot on storm scan three as far as this next advancing front is concern. overhead we have quiet conditions, not even that much wind outside right now but if you look up toward great lakes you can see just a few snow showers, moving through portions of michigan, right now right along this line and that is our cold front that is advancing on our area tomorrow it will really income down temperatures and kick up some very strong gusty winds as well. quick look outside at beach patrol in margate still cloudy down the shore. you can see waves rolling in there not a bad looking day. we will go up to the north at the junior/senior school in bernville berks county. 55 degrees there wind are a

bit blustery, at 11 miles an hour north/northwest with 55 and filtered sun. feeling good north and west of the city. temperatures right new still at 59 degrees in philadelphia temperatures climbed to the lower 60's in many spots. we have got five to 6 degrees above average on this tuesday. sixty in atlantic city. fifty-six in reading. fifty-eight in allentown. as we zoom back to the north and west you can start to see cooler air, invading here, only 33 in michigan. forty-five in chicago. thirty-seven in minneapolis. this blue shading you see here that is what will follow the cold front that comes through tomorrow. it is not a prolonged spell of cold air but tomorrow into thursday it is going to feel like we have moved right back into january. not snow, but a lot of sunshine but it will be cold outside for next couple of days. again, jet stream head to the south we will tap into this cold air. do you see pink colors there eastern canada still very, very cold. wednesday into thursday morning especially, 10 to 15

degrees we low average, feeling like a taste of january. tomorrow lots of sunshine, a nice looking day, wind looking day. wind at 348. highs at 10 to 15 degrees below average but with the wind, not feeling much better then 20's all day. here we go at 5:00 tomorrow afternoon around this time tomorrow it will feel like 21 in philadelphia, feels like 60 right now. 40 degrees colder then it does right now. it will feel like one in mount pocono. when you wake up thursday morning feeling like the teens , before we rebound thursday afternoon and start to feel closer to what the actual temperatures will be. lack of cold on the way tonight, not bad, 35 degrees but tomorrow the high goes no where, sunny, cold, windy, high of only 40. but again at best feeling like about 25 degrees, at the height of the afternoon. thursday is a frigid start at 44 degrees, high in the afternoon but in the morning we will be in the teens and lower 20's, friday, we're back to 53 which is closer to average but then cloud and a couple of showers, both better

on friday but much better saturday. that is day to look forward to we have some rain this weekend as well coming up next half an hour and we will time that out for you. well, did you ever park your car and then forget where you left it? coming up, google wants to help, new feature for some phones that can help you remember where you parked your car, don. hockey fight not on the ice but at negotiating table. u.s. women's team is boycotting for equality and a tennis legend has their backs. that story next in

that is what chester county police were ending up in mailbox necessary one township phony tickets. coming up on iron witness news at 6:00 the person officers say was behind the speeding scam and how they were able to track him down. that is tonight at 6:00. and joining us now is don, with a lot sports. >> a bolt worth fighting, a fight for equality, and, and

the united states women's hockey team is threatening to boycott world championships later this month. today an all time great, came to the player's defense. u.s. women's hockey team, is arguing that they deserve, and , equitable, on the level on the negotiations, broke off last night, ahead of the march . both side, say that the discussions have been productive and they hope to have the team, ready to play in time for the tournament. today tennis legend and champion of the gender equality, billy jean king, stopped by our cbs-3 studios and talked about the importance of this fight. >> it is very important. it is about equality. it is being on the right side of history. >> it is so important that girls have the same opportunity that the boys have women and men, if you don't you will really hurt the country and hurting opportunities. it is the right thing to do if you have a daughter and son would you give your daughter

less, i hope not. that is what the world keeps telling girls. >> reporter: king says battle for gender equality is won, one fight at a time. >> every generation has to fight for freedom and equality , every single generation to win it again, over and over and over again. so, it truly is important. >> as it turns out, training camp was scheduled to start today in michigan, the team obviously did not attend, both side, are scheduled to meet, again, sometime this week. so, hopefully they will get it squared away, championship start at march 31st. >> it is always great to have billy jean king here. >> class act for sure. >> thanks, don. coming up, she looks like a well adjusted happy little baby but right now she's recovering from having major surgery. little dominic was born with two extra legs and a spy, unbelievable story, surgery and prognosis, next. president trump head to capitol hill, for health care

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she may look happy now but her smile does not reveal all she has been through. she's a 10 month-old recovering from complex surgery that removed extra leg that she was born w news continues at 5:30, i'm jessica dean. aim nicole brewer in for ukee tonight. baby dominic is recovering now and she has a new lease on life, health reporter stephanie stahl is here with this little girl's amazing story. >> quite a story. baby girl from the ivory coast in west africa was born were four legs and two spines, video is a bit shocking, surgery to save her life,

happened in chicago, and doctors say that her prognosis , it is good. >> this was 10 month-old dominic before the surgery playful, adorable with her foster family near chicago. she was born in west africa with two spines and four legs, the result of is what called a par sit i can twin. >> she had a conjoined twin, and this is a situation where identical twins failed to separate. >> reporter: doctors could see dominic had two additional legs protruding from her neck a condition that would have eventually become fatal. >> as if, the twin from the weigh down had been attached to the back of dominic's nick and there was a pelvis, bladder, and functional legs that moved and feet. >> reporter: nancy heard about dominic's flight on facebook and welcomed the baby in to her home so she could have the surgery. >> i have to say, she was, so sweet, and so ready, to accept

love and be affectionate and show affection. >> reporter: medical team at children hospital in illinois performed the dangerous, complicated separation surgery march 8th. >> the highest risk was paralysis. >> reporter: during six hours of operation five surgeons removed par of the par sit i can twin and did reconstruction for dominic. doctors say it was a success and expect she will be able to live a normal fully functional life. the foster family says it was an honor to help take care of the little girl. >> is there so much strength in the world, how can you help a neighbor. neighbor happens to live in the another country and continent but you feel like whatever you can do, you know, we just wanted to open up our house and our hearts. >> reporter: wow. dominic will be heading home to west africa in the next few weeks to be reunited with her family there. the trip and surgery was arranged by a non-profit that helps children from foreign countries get medical treatment, in the united states. amazing. >> remarkable. >> yes, it is.

>> she will be fine, after all that. >> yes. >> thanks, stephanie. in washington president trump met with house republicans to personally lobby for the revised health care bill. legislation is racing toward and expected vote this week and president trump had a stern warning for lawmakers who remain on the fence. >> we had a great meeting. i think we will get a winner vote. >> reporter: president trump told house republicans failing to repeal and replace obama care could cost them their jobs in the 2018 midterm elections, the warning is not enough to sway some conservatives. >> the bill that we're currently considering does not lower premiums for vast majority of the americans. >> reporter: president trump singled out house freedom caucus chairman mark meadows in the meeting. >> i'm not given numbers is there still more than enough to make sure we need to continue. >> reporter: republican leaders have already made changes to the bill hoping to win over hold outs but they are telling members that the time to negotiate is up. >> we don't want to put

something in this bill that the senate is telling us is fatal to the bilk brought up in the senate. so that is why we will pass it the best possible legislation we can. president helped negotiate these changes. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan addressed fbi investigation as to whether trump aid includedded with russian officials during 2016 presidential election. >> we have seen no evidence and been presented with no evidence that donald trump or his staff were involve with the russians. >> reporter: white house echoed that on tuesday. >> democratic leaders say changes to the republican health care bill are not good enough, they cannot support a plan that congressional budget offices mates will lead to 24 million people, becoming uninsured. also, on capitol hill, president trump supreme court nominee faced his first round of questions. judge neil gorsuch worked to convince senators he will be fair, he avoided offering his opinions on controversial issues likely to become before the high court. senators wanted to know if judge gorsuch promised the president anything. >> did he ever ask you to

overrule roe v. wade. >> no, senator. >> what would you have done if he would have asked. >> senator, i would have walk out the door. there is no such thing as a republican judge or a democratic judge. we just have, judges. >> judge gorsuch license back for a second round of questioning tomorrow, president trump chose the 49 year-old appellate judge to fill antonin scalia's seat. britain joins the you had on a new security measure ban ning electronic devices in certain overseas flights. restriction as affect flights originating from eight middle earn and north africa countries. passengers must check all electronics bigger than a cell phone including tablets, lap tops and cameras. government implemented new rules overnight citing unspecified threats. air travelers we spoke with at philadelphia international had mixed reaction. >> they could check and as long as they want to but let me keep it, because i have to

work on it, this is my presentation. >> there is always changes in rules that happen, that affect different people and whether that is taking your shoes off or not carrying something else on. i don't make rules i'm just here to fly and i'm more interested into getting one place to another safely. >> cell phones, medical devices are excluded from the bans. airlines have until friday to comply. president trump signed a new bill that gives $19.1 billion to nasa for space flight initiatives in 2018. the bill also highlights new focus for nasa, a mission to mars. >> these astronauts are amazing, i met some of them, they are very brave people and they are right at the fore front so we solute them with this legislation. >> the president signed the legislation today in the oval office, he was surrounded by legislators, and nasa astronauts along with the goal of a march mission by 2030's

legislation asked scientists to create ways to extend human habitation in space, and create a plan for a thriving space economy in the 21st century. still to come on "eyewitness news" what the federal interest rate hike means for your what will he it >> april he'll announced his first product launch of the year we will tell you why you will be seeing red. it is a prom proposal that went viral, see the adorable moment one girl had her dreams come true when asked to the prom, kate. it is about time for your weekend watch as we head in the weekend we will start off on a very mild note with a temperature right around 70, temperatures drop on sunday and our next system approaches and that will bring chance for rain. while saturday is not sunniest day we have ever seen it should stay dry but make sure you have your umbrella for

well, apple is unveiling new products that are generate ago lot of buzz. >> the company is releasing a special addition iphone seven and seven plus, bright red, and it is part of apple's product red campaign which benefits global aid charities. apple also plans to roll out a new 9.7-inch ipad priced at least expensive $329. apple's new foray in social media isn't its own network but an app that create s sleekly designed videos. apple unveiled its new stand alone app clip is today, it creating videos to share like facebook and instagram and lets them spring together video clips, photos, music, add flash with features like filters, emojis, animated title and animation. app will be free in the app store beginning in april. google maps can help you get tour destination and soon

remind you where you parked. google is testing a feature that lets user set their parking location and even write cliff notes or take photos of that spot. feature is part of the upcoming update for android devices. i always have to write down where i park. >> i just take a picture, i will take a picture of the sign. >> you don't want to lose a car, it ace problem. with the federal interest rate hike means for you? jim donovan explains that next >> try to get it

live look at central moravian church in bethlehem, northampton county, looks nice but temperatures will plunge. kate's updated forecast for new two minutes. relatives of those killed in the september 11th terror attacks have sued saudi arabia joining many others who tried to hold the country responsible for the attacks. this is video of the deputy crowned prince of the saudi arabia meeting with president trump last week. it capitalizes on last years decision by congress to allow 911 victim to sue saudi arabia and seeks unspecified damages. on the healthwatch new centers for disease control report shows infant mortality rates are declining. and the government agency

reports that a 15 percent drop in infant deaths between 2005 and 2014. instances of sudden infant death syndrome or side fell 29 . despite encouraging figures cdc says infant mortality rates among black mothers are still more than doubled the rate of the babies non- hispanic white mothers. officers and volunteers hit the streets of camden this morning to raise awareness about an overdose. group walk from the camden county police department down to the broadway corridor. along the way they handed out care packages with information on what to do in the event of the drug overdose. the police department says their goal, it is to spread information, to save the lives of overdose victims. federal reserve recently raised key interest rate by a quarter percentage point and more hikes may come this year. so what does that mean for your wallet? three on your side jim donovan takes a look. >> reporter: one rate hike won't change the world but if you have a credit card, saving s account, invest in

stocks, bond or want to buy a house or car you should probably pay attention. unfortunately your credit card will get more expensive. credit card co typically mirror the fed so chances are the interest rate you pay could rise very soon. if you can pay off your balances fast or transfer your balance to a zero interest card to give a little more time. car loan co tend to dot same thing as credit card companies shopping for a car? expect to see similar increases in interest rates. likewise if you are shopping for a new mortgage, even though fed doesn't directly set mortgage rates. >> if you are thinking that this recent rate hike will give your savings a boost? don't count on it, in order for that to happen fed need to raise rates much higher which they may do a couple times this year. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. spring team mines it is time for prom and high school students are thinking about their big plans for the big night. >> special girl recently received a extra special invitation, and what they call

prom proposal that went veial. carli whitman who has down syndrome was asked to prom by her brother's best friend shay den. his creative proposal, prom proposal and her joyful response, received nearly half a million likes. >> she is nothing but joy. anybody who is ever around her she makes them laugh, and she is always has a smile on her face and she is just an amazing. >> so, shayden went straight for carli's favorite snack, she loves doritos, can't blame her there he came up with a cheesy line that had t-shirts made and everything, a rose, a pack of doritos and some hugs later, carli is a very excited freshman going to the senior prom. >> not too shabby. >> so sweet. >> that is a great story. >> yes, yes they are both so cute. >> prom remind me of spring. >> yes, we have more of that. >> yes. >> you want to wear sleeve less dresses and where it is warm outside.

we didn't have that this month of march but that will all change. we have at lee one or two warmer days in the forecast, but lets not come until the weekend. first we have to get through very cold stuff and that starts tonight into tomorrow. tomorrow will feel like a return to january, not any snow or ice, but the temperatures, definitely will take quite a hit from today's comfortable near 60 degrees to tomorrow's temperatures, feeling like the 20's all day long. lets take a look outside we will start off with a look at some filtered sunshine as sun hovers over center city. it wasn't too long ago we were watching this camera this time of the night and looking at the sunset. now we are still over an hour and a half away from the sunsetting, we have got a longer, evening, now as day get longer and longer, and, this is time of the year, between, of course, equinox and summer solstice where the days actually grow longer each day, we're gaining more daylight during this period then we do any other time of the year, so you can see it is still looking nice out there in center city. a few cloud, in front of the sun, looking good from our

parkway central library camera and eyewitness weather watchers also tracking weather throughout with temperatures in the 60's. we have a 65 still popping up on the mop at lynn springer's house in cherry hill. she has got full sunshine, 65 degrees, that sound good to me. fifty-six as we head the two north and west of the city. we will check with lou ruh in eagleville. he's sun, 56, not too bad. we have 50. further to the south, with dineen in, west chester. and sunshine, she says sunny, pleasant here in west chester. beautiful evening to get outside, let the kid ride their bikes, go for walk in the neighborhood take the dog out for a nice long walk because tomorrow you will not want to be out there for a very long stretch as cold comes back. walter in newark, delaware at 60. he says a great day. i would agree with that but can see those plants not fairing too well, jenny sent this daffodil looking a little droopy here and phil sent the same thing, he says i don't think daffodils will make it especially wednesday night but william, sent in flowers made it so far through the snow, through the cold we will see

if they can survive brutal chill that is coming tomorrow, into thursday. luckily it won't last very long. look at is what happening on storm scan three not a whole lot. we have cloud drift through but most of the area seeing sunshine especially from the city north and west, a few more cloud down the shore and we are pretty quiet through rest of tonight as our next storm front a ropes up here coming through generally dry. i don't expect any showers, thunderstorms, anything like. that we will feel wind, pick up on the back edge of this front tomorrow, as wind come from the north and west and that will make things very, very cold tomorrow afternoon and especially tomorrow night. whitefield elementary school in reading, it is a lacrosse practice happening or street who can there i on the parking lot here at whitefield elementary school. 57 degrees. most of the kid out in short sleeves saw a few in shorts. feeling good out there today. we finally got another red day on our calendar. 5 degrees above average. our official high in philadelphia so far 59, finally putting an end to the

streak of below average days, we have been, enduring, since the tenth of march but we will go back to the blue tomorrow, when you wake up tomorrow into thursday, so tomorrow night into thursday morning will be the coldest part of the cold spell, this is thursday morning, at about 7:00 a.m. look at these temperatures, this is not good for the crops , not good for daffodils, for the plants, not good for humans either. 25 degrees when we wake up thursday morning. twenty-two in allentown. it will be 14 when we wake up thursday morning in mount pocono. so that is the war of the chill, and then as we head into friday temperatures do rebound. you can see tomorrow and thursday, sunny, beautiful days, just cold. you need coat. friday here comes our next system watch cloud increase thursday night, friday, not a lot with this but a few scattered showers midday into the early afternoon. then that system departs. we will start to warm up as we head to the weekend. overnight partly cloudy, chilly, 35. tomorrow temperatures go no where. our high of 40. wind gusts over 30 miles an hour. feeling like 20's for majority

of the day. eyewitness weather seven day forecast, has a little bit of everything. fifty-three on friday with a couple of showers. saturday mostly cloudy but warm at 70. then it cools down just as quickly back to 53 with the threat for rain sunday into monday, nicole and jessica back to you. kate, thank you. husband and wife country music stars tim mcgraw and faith hill are doing something they have never done before. they have been releasing a joint album. >> it will be released later this year. first single speak to the girl will debut thursday as mcgraw and hill will perform the song at acm award next movement this is their first joint album for couple married in 1996 it is not first time they have collaborated. hill and mcgraw won in 2001 and 2006 for best country collaboration with vocals. two priceless van goh paintings are unveiled in a museum in amsterdam. they are on public display 14 years after they were stolen in the heist. each work has been valued at more than 50 million-dollar.

paintings run earthed by italian prosecutors behind a false wall in the villa that authorities say was belong to go a mob boss. well, stilling ahead ahead on on "eyewitness news" he has a reputation for being a charm er even though he is off the market about what actor george clooney just did that he still has witt ladies of all ages. we will tell thaw

well, think of your favorite movie star. you probably like to arrange for a meet and greet. >> well, we want to you meet one laid hoy got surprise birthday vice from it her favorite star, george clooney. entertainment tonight i's nancy odell has more on this.

>> reporter: george clooney surprise aid very special fan, a moment that she will cherish forever. >> i have heard so much about him but i wanted to meet him, and he was charming. >> eighty-seven year-old pat adams had no idea oscar winner was going to visit her at assisted living home in the english village, he and amal live nearby about 40 miles outside london and george didn't show up empty handed. >> i got those flowers and the card which i should treasure. he wrote, pat, i thought you'd like some flowers, with love, george. i shall treasure that. >> reporter: it made pat's dream come true by simply contacting george on her behalf, the former, type is just celebrated a birthday and new that they are friend, well , you never know, the dad to be will pop in again for a chat. >> she may, perhaps he might even bring the babies in with him, who knows. i love new babies. they are gorgeous. i wish him well, with them

because he is a very nice man. >> adorable, pat never had any children of her own, maybe she can be a honorary grand mother to george and amal twins, good idea, right. nicole and jessica, back to you. just who that. entertainment tonight is on at 7:00 and every week night that happens right here on cbs-3. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 facing charges district attorney seth williams indicted on a number of corruption counts and tonight candidates vying to take his place speak out. a montgomery county school district sued in federal court , i'm alycia nieves and we will tell you why it is first of the kind lawsuit in the commonwealth. when we can show who we are and our history and our culture and our values, more people can understand us. >> reporter: not backing down in the wake of the cancellation of the popular cinco de mayo celebration in philadelphia, the recent

mexican officials say it is more important then ever, to showcase their heritage. kate? and to the beautiful spring afternoon, tomorrow will be sunny, nice to look at but it will be very cold, i'll tell what you bitter wind chills that will impact area and how long this blast of winter wind will last, all right now at 6:00. mr. williams, simply took money that did not belong to him. and then he lied bit. >> federal officials say that is just one in a series of incidents highlighting an abuse of power by district tern seth williams. tonight, they laid out more than 20 counts of corruption, accusing the d.a. of using his position, for personal gain. the d.a. allegedly accepted bribes in multiple forums including a car and cash. good evening i'm jessica dean. aim nicole brewer in for ukee washington. we have team three coverage of

the corruption charges, that "eyewitness news" was first to report. lets start with "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden live at the federal building in center city. >> reporter: good evening to you, and here that is federal indictment, 50 pages in length , 23 counts, it is expansive, new information, we have just received, district attorney seth williams will to have surrender here for a 2:00 t before a federal magistrate. in the end, federal prosecutors say this was about cash, gifts, and trips for official action mr. williams took that money too. >> reporter: aside from the stream of the gifts, vacations , electronics, wallets, purses, luxury car that federal prosecutors say were dropped on seth williams lap, allegation that he defrauded a nursing home where a family member lived. >> mr. williams diverted his relative's pension and social security pension to himself to pay for his own personal expenses. >> reporter: prosecutors say the philadelphia district attorney then