>> that's just the beginning of what jay wright told our greg argos in an exclusive one-on-one interview. >>> it certainly been a day remember. not just for nova nation but for the entire region. good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. >>> wildcats won the national championship in dramatic fashion. so it's no surprise today's homecoming was filled with emotion. only our greg argos talk to jay wright after he thanked the crowd at today's rally and greg kicks off coverage tonight. what a celebration. >> it was a huge celebration, jessica and ukee. we're talking about the ncaa national champions they arrived here to philadelphia international airport this afternoon. they had that exclusive police escort directly here to campus. that is when they entered the football arena the football stadium here at villanova. in front of thousands of adoring fans. nova nation electrified good everyone saying this will be something you'll remember forever. >> reporter: fans waiting in the cold. >> when jenn kin made that shot

our greg argos is out there among the crowd as team is walking outlets go down to him for that point of view, greg. >> you know, nova nation is cheering here as coach jay wright, just got that twitter shot he says was all of the fans behind me. you can see the team right now, leaving right now, leaving the stage, holding the national championship trophy. what an a incredible experience for the thousand of fans, the team itself, all here right now to celebrate that nc double a a championship win. this is first time in 31 years. coach jay wright still there on stage, getting some congratulations and hugs. the fans here it was just an experience. people waiting for hours here as villanova stadium and it was worth it. i will try to get coach jay wright. what an experience for you. >> incredible. these people are great, coming out here. it is cold out here. they have been waiting for hours. >> yes. >> thank you, buddy. >> coach, nova nation a generation of fans. >> what do you want to tell the fans of nova nation. >> we always get the support and it is not just national championship they

i'm greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> much calmer indeed. greg, thank you very much. >> let's show i was voter from the coach' twitter account. they took a team photo with all the fans behind them. in the middle of the photo the national championship trophy a what a way to commemorate this historic win. it was amazing show of support for the wildcats. >> after the welcome home rally the meet team met one-on-one with the medial don bell is here were what with the players had to say a that the point. >>> what day it's been. >> how about it? >> this is as good as it gets. all tournament long jay wright said he and his players were in their cocoon a fix al place where it's quiet and the guys focus on the tack at hand. they got tossed into the wild hitter yeses nova nation. thousands of fans packing villanova stadium to catch glimpse at the newly crowned champs the cats strolled on to the field in their familiar casual workout gear. they rocked brand new national championship hats and smiled every step of the way but the very next step is a champ

. >> lets go to greg argos on campus with the students who are anxiously awaiting everyone's arrival, greg. >> that is exactly right there jessica and ukee. walt is in the motorcade. we are on the walk where the team will take. you can see all of the fans they are waiting in anticipation for the national champions to come walk right by here where they will pass all of the cheerleaders and pass the thousands of fans. we're talking, alumni from multiple years. some folks even here from 1985, the previous win and, of course, you have the stage right now. you walk around real quick and see ban playing waiting for, the national 2016 champions to arrive. last night game that buzzer beater that created such a excitement on campus. this crowd has been waiting for two hours, children, adults, alumni, current students, everybody here just so excited, to see the national champions arrive and then back of course and our walt hunter is with the motorcade and all of these folks right here, we have cow bells going. these are the guys that are waiting in anticipation of this incredible team. no one e

i'm greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> much calmer indeed. greg, thank you very much. >> let's show i was voter from the coach' twitter account. they took a team photo with all the fans behind them. in the middle of the photo the national championship trophy a what a way to commemorate this historic win. it was amazing show of support for the wildcats. >> after the welcome home rally the meet team met one-on-one with the medial don bell is here were what with the players had to say a that the point. >>> what day it's been. >> how about it? >> this is as good as it gets. all tournament long jay wright said he and his players were in their cocoon a fix al place where it's quiet and the guys focus on the tack at hand. they got tossed into the wild hitter yeses nova nation. thousands of fans packing villanova stadium to catch glimpse at the newly crowned champs the cats strolled on to the field in their familiar casual workout gear. they rocked brand new national championship hats and smiled every step of the way but the very next step is a champ

live here university city craig argos cbs3 eyewitness news. >> thank you very much. stay with eyewitness news for complete coverage of this developing story. we will have the latest for you on our website. cbsphilly.com and tomorrow morning beginning at 4:30 am. police have identified the manning accused of shooting and killing a four year old in kensington at maurice phillips. he shot the little girl yesterday in a home. he told investigators that the girl's five year old sibling was playing with a gun when it went off. he later admitted he was the one holding the weapon and said it was an accident. he now faces charges including third degree murder and involuntary manslaughter. 82 john more tragedy in he kensington today after a triple shooting a 46 year old man shot four people killing three of them before barricade ding himself. it all started around 3:45 am. when police received a phone call. east westmoreland street. a short time later another call came about a shooting a block away. that's where police found two men and a woman shot in the head. neighbors say

a motive also not yet released live here at police head quarter i'm greg argos cbs3 eyewitness news into all right. greg, thank you very much. >> also in kensington there is now new information in the accidental shooting of a four year old little girl. police now say the boyfriend of too harass mother admits he was the one who shot and kid the four-year in an east mayfield street home. at first he told investigators the girl's five year old sibling was playing with td gun when it went off the man is now in police custody and charges are pending. >>> a suspected robber is killed in a police involved shooting in cumberland county. 31 year old barred junior exchanged gunfire with police before he was fatally shot. he and another suspect robbed a man. police chased the suspected and found them near east avenue and almond street. police are still searching for the other suspect in this case. >>> ecuador is in a state of emergency after a massage earthquake killed hundreds of people and toppled cities. rescuers are pulling people from the rubble that stretches hundreds of miles. greg boswell t

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"eyewitness news" greg argos is live at the fattah hdquarters in center city tonight. greg? >> reporter: jessica, it was a very somber scene here at the campaign headquarters for the congressman. he took to the to stage in the podium about an hours ago speaking for just five minutes and conceding both the primary race and the seat he's held more than two decades. >> it appears that we will not have the numbers add up in the way that would return me to the congress. >> reporter: with that congressman chaka fattah who held the congressional seat since 1995 conceded the primary race to dwight evans. >> i think that the gentleman who has a greater amount of votes at this moment a state representative evans is obviously qualified to take on the responsibilities of representing what i think is the best congressional district in the country. >> reporter: fattah campaigned for a 12th term and planning for a federal trial on charges he miss appropriated hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal, ratty charitible and campaign funds, charges he denies and were his trial set to begin

"eyewitness news" greg argos is live at the fattah hdquarters in center city tonight. greg? >> reporter: jessica, it was a very somber scene here at the campaign headquarters for the congressman. he took to the to stage in the podium about an hours ago speaking for just five minutes and conceding both the primary race and the seat he's held more than two decades. >> it appears that we will not have the numbers add up in the way that would return me to the congress. >> reporter: with that congressman chaka fattah who held the congressional seat since 1995 conceded the primary race to dwight evans. >> i think that the gentleman who has a greater amount of votes at this moment a state representative evans is obviously qualified to take on the responsibilities of representing what i think is the best congressional district in the country. >> reporter: fattah campaigned for a 12th term and planning for a federal trial on charges he miss appropriated hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal, ratty charitible and campaign funds, charges he denies and were his trial set to begin

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. >> we have team three coverage tonight but lets start with our greg argos in harrisburg where donald trump is expect in about an hour, greg. >> reporter: now, ukee and nicole, music is blasting. there is a sense of excitement in the air. as you mentioned donald trump is not expected to start speaking at least for another hour here, farm show here in harrisburg. we are told this area hold about 7600 people, right now the arena itself the seats are a quarter full but that is not factoring in all of these supporters right here. these are folks who have arrived hours ago and they have gone through security and waiting to see donald trump. i spoke to many of the folks here who say this is their very first rally and they felt it was extremely important to come out here and see candidate in real life, let take a listen. >> i love donald trump and i think he need support. i think he gets a lot of hatred and we need to support him. >> i'm just very excited about the movement that is going on and the energy that trump has brought to this election and his exciting to have a fresh perspective an

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live on campus with that part of the story, greg. >> reporter: that is exactly right there. it is back to business at villanova university. from the 2016 mens championship basketball team that means trading in their basketball jerseys for pencil and paper. students enjoying lunch, others heading to class. there is some celebration left behind but wednesday a calmer nova nation. >> everything is back to normal business. >> reporter: the stars. >> we love you nova nation. >> reporter: now celebrities. >> if i see them i will try to take a picture. >> laying low. >> everything is more relaxed now. >> you can call this the nova a aftermath. foreign national chapel beyond... >> unaudible. >> they have to get to math class. >> back to reality. >> reporter: in it freshman calculus class. >> memorize these three rules. >> jaylen brownson. >> co sign square. >> he is hard at work. >> back at school, back to reality. >> reporter: so grateful for national win and now putting the students back in front of the athlete. >> something our team pride ourself on

. >> he talk with our greg argos about this dream come true. >> phillies opening day. fans pumped. >> it is great just spirit and comradery of the phillies fans getting together. >> before the players can take the field there has to be ceremonial first pitch. the honor this year is going to a special, ten year-old fan. >> well, i'm just used to pitching and i think i can do it. >> reporter: are you worried or are you practicing. >> i'm not really worried, no. >> confident. >> reporter: matt collins from glenn olden was diagnosed with leukemia in february. >> i'm doing good. i just try to stay positive. >> reporter: when his child life specialist at ai du pont children's hospital found out he was a big baseball player. >> i played first base. >> reporter: and even bigger phillies fan. >> i love baseball. i play it. i go to the games a lot. >> reporter: she knew she had to make sure he threw the first pitch. >> when we heard we had an opportunity to nominate a patient matt is the perfect kid. i check with the doctor and when i say yesterday he is perfect kid we have to g

reporting here in harrisburg, i'm greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> also tonight ohio governor johnich attends the chester county gop dinner in king of prussia and it was held at the valley forge casino resort. in his remark he talk about trump voters. >> we know that many of these people who are voting for trump are people who are worried about their jobs they're worried about their wages. they say i put my money in a bang, and i used to get interest and now i don't get squat, and by the way my kids wept to school and they're still living at home, and these are legitimate fears. >> texas senator ted cruz is now focusing a lot of efforts ondine. the primary there is tuesday may third. senator cruz attended the indiana gop dinner tonight and earlier met privately with indiana's governor mike pentz. >> democrats are battling for votes in pennsylvania, bernie sanders hit the campaign trail in our area tonight. supporters cheered sanders in oaks montgomery county. he take about the loss of manufacturing jobs in the state. the senator says his ma and to off free college tuition 15-dollar

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live outside police headquarters with new details into thatnvestigation. greg? >> reporter: nicole, good evening. police say the alleged shooter is 23-year-old scott griffin. undercover narcotics officers arrested him earlier this afternoon. of course, he right now is behind bars as the officer he's accused of shoot in the leg is back home with family. less than 24 hours after being shot in the left thigh, 24-year-old philadelphia police officer james mccullough a two year veteran of the force is released from penn presbyterian hospital. our cameras rolling as he flash add thumbs up before being he is cored away by his fellow officers. >> he's exhausted. he was up all night long adrenaline probably mostly which is understandable. >> reporter: shortly before 9:00 sunday night mccullough is a proved by a woman who says two men carjacked her near 59th street and market. and as he and his partner approach the car -- >> the shooting suspect first gets out of the vehicle, there's a slight wrestling, tussling right then and there and then the suspect

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos was at a vigil tonight where hundreds gathered to pay their respectsi'm not going lie. i don't have the words tonight that can make the pain go away. >> reporter: but this robbin robbinsville, new jersey, community sure has the connection to get through this most difficult time. >> i know that he's looking down right now and he's smiling. he knows that robbinsville is strong. >> reporter: hundreds from all corners of this town gathering at the fox moore pavilion to remember robbinsville superintendent dr. steve mayer. >> hit and kill this morning as he jogged before work. the driver a student at robs binsville high school. >> accident remains under investigation. no summonses have been issue at this time. no criminal charges have been file at this time. >> be with one another. talk with one another. keep the familiar unless your prayers. >> reporter: through tears, hugs and reflection -- >> we just ask lord that you bless this community, that you will draw us closer together. >> robbinsville began the healing process with vigil. >> just his presence ab

as greg argos explains tonight, members of the community are working through their grief together. >>eporter: four days after howard high school sophomore amy joyner was killed during a violent attack inside the girl's bathroom, more than 100 people from throughout this wilmington, delaware community gathering at stubs elementary to discuss the case. >> we're currently investigating this incident. we're working with the school district. >> reporter: to begin mending raw wounds. >> this school, this community, should be known now throughout the world in this way. this is not what this community is about. we all have to work together to find a solution. >> rt. >> reporter: commune the meeting comes as charges have still not have been filed against two female students police say may have been involved in the assault. >> we have to do a better job. >> yes! >> parents. >> reporter: tensions run high -- >> i went to howar how high sch. the class of '61. this problem is our problem. >> reporter: a promise from the wilmington police chief bobby cummings. >> are you expecting charges regardles

greg argos shows us there is still plenty for police to figure out. . >> montgomery township police. >> usually go to the morning service at 9:00. i actually was studying for finals. >> reporter: during the 11:00 a.m. service. >> the shooting. the keystone fellowship church. >> we were worshipping and you hear three different gunshots right after. everybody kind of went on the floor and was hiding. >> fight broke out between two church members at the keystone fellowship church in montgomery township. >> the active shooter 427 stadium road. >> reporter: we know the man killed is 27-year-old robert braxton of north wales. we still don't know exactly why braxton was shot. >> there was a disturbance that escalated into an altercation between two church members. at least one shot was fired by a church member involved in the altercation. >> reporter: kevin steele says the shooter has not been arrested and is cooperating with police. >> we're going to have to determine whether the shooting was justified under the law. we're still interviewing witnesses. >> i think this was an isolated incid

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in spring garden tonight with more on this crack down.reg. >> reporter: jessica, good evening. for some drivers the first thing that's done when they enter their vehicle isn't just to put on their seat belt, for instance, rather it's to pick up their cell phone. but it appears the state is cracking down on this issuing more tickets for distracted driving than ever before. you may have seen this. in fact you may have been one. we're talking about distracted drivers and those being ticked for it increasing throughout our state. according to the administrative office for pennsylvania courts tickets up 43% from 1,998 in 2014 to 2857 last year. and more than two out of three citations, 67% in fact given to male drivers. >> it's a habit. it's really a habit. you pull it out any time anywhere it doesn't. everybody pulls it out. >> even while you're driving. >> even when you're driving. when i drive i pull it out sometimes. >> i put my phone on airplane mode. >> you actual dollar that. >> i actual dollar it sometimes. it's about the battery life.

>> they are filming a new movie called wetland in wildwood and as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argoshows us, it is the talk of the town. >> ♪ >> reporter: wildwood is known for its popular boardwalk. and now it will also be known as backdrop for a major motion picture. >> it is really cool, about a cop gets his life back together and his ex-wife and daughter moved to the shore, they own a surf shop. we created here in wildwood. and, he want to get back with his loved ones. >> reporter: movie is called wet under lance starring heather brandt and christopher mcdonald. location manager alex starks says wildwood is not just a perfect place for filming. >> it has offered so many different varieties of interior and exterior that is we needed. >> reporter: it the is a great temporary home for crew and stars. >> instead of getting honked at in the city, we get to have a nice easy ride to work and, you know, things help movie that we have this kind of mind set of, you know, being relaxed at the beach. >> reporter: it is quiet here on the boardwalk which is good news for the crew of wetland. t

i'm greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> turning now to the weather after a winter-like weekend.n it sky deck with a look at the forecast. much better. >> certainly if you like spring weather you're going to like the temperature forecast coming up. we're feeling the difference right now compared to this time yesterday. it's chilly outside right now but we're not going to be deal with 20 and 30's for overnight lows. these were the highs above average, good 12 degrees above average, only made it to 50 officially at philadelphia international airport. at least we had the sun going. 42 the current temperature, 43 well, 30 in mount pocono. temperatures uniform, clouds roll in that's going to help keep the temperatures up tonight. tomorrow morning when you're waking up around sunrise, generally upper 30's for the is that yours to low 40's. partly cloudy right now over philadelphia. more clouds move in from the west tonight ahead of our next storm system. we're talking about rain mainly during the morning on monday from the city on north and west. this could impact morning commute a lit

as greg argos explains the multi million-dollar price may be a bargain, if you have the cash. >> reporter: we go to the penthouse three. >> reporter: up elevator, to the top level at residence at ritz carlton. this is the 8600 square foot penthouse. >> welcome to the privileged space. >> reporter: with wall to ceiling windows to expanded private roof deck and a blank canvas to do what you want with this it is easy to see why vice-president of sales gary greenwich says this is one of the most unique spaces in all of philadelphia. >> somebody will bring in than an architect and interior designer in and they will have a ball. i mean, this is something that will clearly be a an guide without a doubt. >> reporter: it comes with a price tag 14 million-dollar, right now double amount of the cities second most expensive home. >> for the right person though it may be a steel. >> in new york, i would say this space would be 80, 90 million-dollar. it would clearly be in sticker shock. >> reporter: we have seen the penthouse but what makes this property so much more unique are all of the added benefi

as greg argos explains tonight, members of the community are working through their grief together. >>eporter: four days after howard high school sophomore amy joyner was killed during a violent attack inside the girl's bathroom, more than 100 people from throughout this wilmington, delaware community gathering at stubs elementary to discuss the case. >> we're currently investigating this incident. we're working with the school district. >> reporter: to begin mending raw wounds. >> this school, this community, should be known now throughout the world in this way. this is not what this community is about. we all have to work together to find a solution. >> rt. >> reporter: commune the meeting comes as charges have still not have been filed against two female students police say may have been involved in the assault. >> we have to do a better job. >> yes! >> parents. >> reporter: tensions run high -- >> i went to howar how high sch. the class of '61. this problem is our problem. >> reporter: a promise from the wilmington police chief bobby cummings. >> are you expecting charges regardles

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in spring garden tonight with more on this crack down.reg. >> reporter: jessica, good evening. for some drivers the first thing that's done when they enter their vehicle isn't just to put on their seat belt, for instance, rather it's to pick up their cell phone. but it appears the state is cracking down on this issuing more tickets for distracted driving than ever before. you may have seen this. in fact you may have been one. we're talking about distracted drivers and those being ticked for it increasing throughout our state. according to the administrative office for pennsylvania courts tickets up 43% from 1,998 in 2014 to 2857 last year. and more than two out of three citations, 67% in fact given to male drivers. >> it's a habit. it's really a habit. you pull it out any time anywhere it doesn't. everybody pulls it out. >> even while you're driving. >> even when you're driving. when i drive i pull it out sometimes. >> i put my phone on airplane mode. >> you actual dollar that. >> i actual dollar it sometimes. it's about the battery life.

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live outside police headquarters with new details into thatnvestigation. greg? >> reporter: nicole, good evening. police say the alleged shooter is 23-year-old scott griffin. undercover narcotics officers arrested him earlier this afternoon. of course, he right now is behind bars as the officer he's accused of shoot in the leg is back home with family. less than 24 hours after being shot in the left thigh, 24-year-old philadelphia police officer james mccullough a two year veteran of the force is released from penn presbyterian hospital. our cameras rolling as he flash add thumbs up before being he is cored away by his fellow officers. >> he's exhausted. he was up all night long adrenaline probably mostly which is understandable. >> reporter: shortly before 9:00 sunday night mccullough is a proved by a woman who says two men carjacked her near 59th street and market. and as he and his partner approach the car -- >> the shooting suspect first gets out of the vehicle, there's a slight wrestling, tussling right then and there and then the suspect

reporting here in harrisburg, i'm greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> also tonight ohio governor johnich attends the chester county gop dinner in king of prussia and it was held at the valley forge casino resort. in his remark he talk about trump voters. >> we know that many of these people who are voting for trump are people who are worried about their jobs they're worried about their wages. they say i put my money in a bang, and i used to get interest and now i don't get squat, and by the way my kids wept to school and they're still living at home, and these are legitimate fears. >> texas senator ted cruz is now focusing a lot of efforts ondine. the primary there is tuesday may third. senator cruz attended the indiana gop dinner tonight and earlier met privately with indiana's governor mike pentz. >> democrats are battling for votes in pennsylvania, bernie sanders hit the campaign trail in our area tonight. supporters cheered sanders in oaks montgomery county. he take about the loss of manufacturing jobs in the state. the senator says his ma and to off free college tuition 15-dollar

in philadelphia, greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> ton night we're also learning the $5 bill willergo some changes. >> new image on the back of the bill will include civil rights leader reverend dr. martin luther king, jr., eleanor roosevelt and marion anderson born in philadelphia anderson became the first african-american to perform witness new york metropolitan opera in 1955 and was the first african-american to be invited to perform at the white house. pretty exciting. >> it is. >>> we usually think of spring as the time of year when the housing market kicks off. >> but is that really the case? when is the best time to buy or sell a home? good question. i found out even the day of the week can make difference. >>> also, seeing a favorite philly attraction in a whole new light. vittoria woodill shows you how one park is celebrating its birthday in very colorful style. kate? >> and we've had some beautiful weather for the past week or so but you will need the umbrella before the weekend gets here as this next system churns eastward toward philadelphia. i'll tell when you the rai

i'm greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> turning now to the weather after a winter-like weekend.le more like spring. meteorologist justin drabick is out there on it sky deck with a look at the forecast. much better. >> certainly if you like spring weather you're going to like the temperature forecast coming up. we're feeling the difference right now compared to this time yesterday. it's chilly outside right now but we're not going to be deal with 20 and 30's for overnight lows. these were the highs above average, good 12 degrees above average, only made it to 50 officially at philadelphia international airport. at least we had the sun going. 42 the current temperature, 43 well, 30 in mount pocono. temperatures uniform, clouds roll in that's going to help keep the temperatures up tonight. tomorrow morning when you're waking up around sunrise, generally upper 30's for the is that yours to low 40's. partly cloudy right now over philadelphia. more clouds move in from the west tonight ahead of our next storm system. we're talking about rain mainly during the morning on monday from the

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos was at a vigil tonight where hundreds gathered to pay their respectsi'm not going lie. i don't have the words tonight that can make the pain go away. >> reporter: but this robbin robbinsville, new jersey, community sure has the connection to get through this most difficult time. >> i know that he's looking down right now and he's smiling. he knows that robbinsville is strong. >> reporter: hundreds from all corners of this town gathering at the fox moore pavilion to remember robbinsville superintendent dr. steve mayer. >> hit and kill this morning as he jogged before work. the driver a student at robs binsville high school. >> accident remains under investigation. no summonses have been issue at this time. no criminal charges have been file at this time. >> be with one another. talk with one another. keep the familiar unless your prayers. >> reporter: through tears, hugs and reflection -- >> we just ask lord that you bless this community, that you will draw us closer together. >> robbinsville began the healing process with vigil. >> just his presence ab

reporting from spring garden i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> time right now 5:36. in business news this morning we know hamilton is a hit on broadway but how is the book selling. >> is what powering energy stocks this morning. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, a lot to talk about. >> reporter: good morning, brook and jim. oil priceses are rebound nothing word that russia and saudi arabia could work to freeze oil production. dow jones jumped 164 points, nasdaq rose 38. today big banks are set to reporter that earnings for last quarter. we hear from jp morgan chase this morning. overall expectations are low. jp morgan's earnings are expect to have fallen 10 percent compared to last year. >> american apparel is laying off hundreds of workers and could move its manufacturing outside have of los angeles. owe far about 500 people have have lost their jobs, and the company says the clothing will still be made in america. american apparel emerged from bankruptcy in february. >>> and hamilton isn't just a hit on broadway but now the b

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is in university city with more on is what behind the unrulely behavior, greg. >> reporter: thanks, ukee. we spoke with the sports psychologist here at university of pennsylvania, just a few minutes ago, he does not deeven if the flyers fans who threw those bracelets on the ice during last night's game he does want to remine people whose actions during last night's game do not represent flyers fans, on a whole. >> oh, big hit. >> reporter: it was a disappointing loss to the washington capitals. but what is getting national attention, tuesday is how some flyers fans, reacted. throwing bracelets used for pregame tribute on to the ice. >> as flyers fans are being scolded by the public address announcer to not throw, items on to the ice. >> reporter: even that scolding by lou noland was not enough leading to a penalty for the home team. >> okay, those who are throwing, two minute bench myers for delay of the game. >> unfortunately a couple of individual misbehaved and threw band on the ice which is something we cannot tolerate or accept. >> i will de

in philadelphia, greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> ton night we're also learning the $5 bill willergo some changes. >> new image on the back of the bill will include civil rights leader reverend dr. martin luther king, jr., eleanor roosevelt and marion anderson born in philadelphia anderson became the first african-american to perform witness new york metropolitan opera in 1955 and was the first african-american to be invited to perform at the white house. pretty exciting. >> it is. >>> we usually think of spring as the time of year when the housing market kicks off. >> but is that really the case? when is the best time to buy or sell a home? good question. i found out even the day of the week can make difference. >>> also, seeing a favorite philly attraction in a whole new light. vittoria woodill shows you how one park is celebrating its birthday in very colorful style. kate? >> and we've had some beautiful weather for the past week or so but you will need the umbrella before the weekend gets here as this next system churns eastward toward philadelphia. i'll tell when you the rai

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has more on the investigation and how one of the off duty officersnvolved in the fight feels about the decision. >> reporter: it's been nearly two months since a massive brawl super bowl sunday at an old city nightclub. that fight involving former eagles running back lesean mccoy, and now we know no charges will be filed. >> my office's investigation has found there's insufficient evidence to prove that any individual committed a criminal offense. >> reporter: district attorney seth williams saying his office conducting 44 interviews with 27 people. his investigators visiting the club and despite all of that, williams says not one person could say who started the actual brawl. even the two off duty philadelphia officers most seriously hurt. >> both of those versions were in direct conflict with the other. >> reporter: that cell phone video you've seen showing the melee starts well after the initial confrontation. that beginning part never caught on camera. >> who through the first below? we don't have that. um, but we do is what happened later on. >>

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had recently worked. >> i pointblank asked him if beverly was at argo's.hat point, he was looking down at the table. when i said that, he looked up, and he just had this stupid look on his face. and i -- so i figured right then that that's -- that's probably where she was at. >> reporter: police raced over to the factory, hoping to find beverly alive. >> coming up, another game from aaron lewis. >> i was so mad. i thought, "how dare you try to tarnish our sweet beverly's reputation." >> and at last, an answer for beverly's family. >> he said, "we found beverly." everything these days. awards for rolling balls. awards for spelling words nobody uses. we get it. you're smart. they give awards for haircuts for dogs. awards for scientific theories. i've got a theory. nobody cares. but people care about cheese. cracker barrel has won awards for their delicious cheddar and they put that cheddar in a new macaroni & cheese. now, that's an award worth winning. and eating. and eating. and eating. that came out of a microwave. give you a random bag of food i guarantee

live here university city craig argos cbs3 eyewitness news. >> thank you very much. stay with eyewitness news for complete coverage of this developing story. we will have the latest for you on our website. cbsphilly.com and tomorrow morning beginning at 4:30 am. police have identified the manning accused of shooting and killing a four year old in kensington at maurice phillips. he shot the little girl yesterday in a home. he told investigators that the girl's five year old sibling was playing with a gun when it went off. he later admitted he was the one holding the weapon and said it was an accident. he now faces charges including third degree murder and involuntary manslaughter. 82 john more tragedy in he kensington today after a triple shooting a 46 year old man shot four people killing three of them before barricade ding himself. it all started around 3:45 am. when police received a phone call. east westmoreland street. a short time later another call came about a shooting a block away. that's where police found two men and a woman shot in the head. neighbors say

for now we're live here in center city, i'm greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> okay, greg. thank you. nova nation was spread out oh tout night. stephen colbert will be playing in its entirety as soon as we complete our broadcast tonight. hang tight. you will get to see the entire show. >> i wouldn't be surprised if colbert is watching our feed right now. >> maybe he is. >> he's a fan. i know he's a basketball fan. once again if you are just joining us, you're looking at live pictures up on the mainline villanova the national champion of men's basketball beating north carolina 77-74. what did you say david beat go lyle yank. >> it's not as dramatic as saying '85. 85 was epic, right? georgetown had patrick ewing and of course john thompson the coach. it wasn't -- it's not quite that disparity only a three-point spread i should say because tar heels were favored by three. >> tar heels -- >> but when you talk about championship pedigree, unc is a ciliare of college basketball. >> sure. >> villanova has no team in the country has more wins over the last three years than villanov

he talk with our greg argos about this dream come true. >> reporter: phillies opening day...reat just the spirit and comradery of the phillies fans getting together. >> reporter: before the the players take the field there has to be ceremonial first pitch. and the honor this year is going to a special, ten year-old fan. >> i'm just used to pitching and i think i can do it. >> reporter: are you worried or are you practicing. >> i'm's not really that worried, no. >> reporter: confident. he was diagnosed with leukemia in february. >> i'm doing good. i just try to stay positive. >> reporter: when his child life specialist at ai du pont children's hospital found out he was a big baseball player. >> i play first base and pitcher. >> reporter: and even bigger phillies fan. >> i love baseball. i play it. i go to the games a lot. >> reporter: she knew she had to make sure he through the first first pitch. >> as soon as i heard we had an opportunity to nominate a patient i said matt is the perfect kid. i check with the doctors. when they said yes i said he is perfect kid we have to get

reporting mere in montgomery county greg argos, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> also tonight police say man shot and killed while speaking with a campaign staff for a pennsylvania congressionaling candidate. this was the scene on vernon road in cedar brook. officials say the victim had been in discussion with state representative candidate chris. he was speaking to the staff when the shooter approached the victim from behind and shot him twice in the head. the suspects fled and there is no word yet on what motivated him to open fire. >>> now, to campaign 2016 news, where the push for pennsylvania is on. today, hillary clinton was in philadelphia and several other candidates will be in our area tomorrow. cbs3 cameras were with clinton today as she made her way to different churches in the city. >> what started out as a normal sunday service at triumphth baptist church in north philadelphia quickly turned into much more. an audible gaps then cheers from the crowd as hillary clinton surprised church goers with an appearance. >> this is a day the lord has made. let us rejoice and be glad in it.

. >> tonight our greg argo shows us unusual method he's trying to find the kid me he so desperately needs. >> reporter: below the ibew local 313 sign in newcastle delaware, sits a plea from a father of three. >> i have a hereditary genetic disease called polycystic kidney disease. >> reporter: and having dealt with this disease his entire life. >> it's baiing beingly where thousands of signatures grow on my kidneys and just deteriorate them. >> reporter: waiting for a done or? >> i'm not going to get a phone call for another five years. i already had like six people try. what do you think, leo? >>. >> reporter: while raising children's a singer father. >> i have three kids and they're my happy handful, you know, and they keep it going. >> reporter: he knew he had to get creative. >> it doesn't thourt x it's not like asking for a cup of sugar. >> right now there's 5,000 people in our region alone waiting for a kidney and wait can be four to five years. >> reporter: that's why howard nathan president and ceo of region gift of life program says it's so important to register as organ donor. >

. >> tonight our greg argo shows us unusual method he's trying to find the kid me he so desperately needs. >> reporter: below the ibew local 313 sign in newcastle delaware, sits a plea from a father of three. >> i have a hereditary genetic disease called polycystic kidney disease. >> reporter: and having dealt with this disease his entire life. >> it's baiing beingly where thousands of signatures grow on my kidneys and just deteriorate them. >> reporter: waiting for a done or? >> i'm not going to get a phone call for another five years. i already had like six people try. what do you think, leo? >>. >> reporter: while raising children's a singer father. >> i have three kids and they're my happy handful, you know, and they keep it going. >> reporter: he knew he had to get creative. >> it doesn't thourt x it's not like asking for a cup of sugar. >> right now there's 5,000 people in our region alone waiting for a kidney and wait can be four to five years. >> reporter: that's why howard nathan president and ceo of region gift of life program says it's so important to register as organ donor. >

our greg argos caught up with him right after stepping off the stage. >> we always get the support. you know, it is not just national championship they are always here and sellout and we appreciate them. >> i just started to scream and i fell on the floor and started to cry. >> now maria there was a teacher now at villanova a, and teaches some of the players so april extra special moment for her. >>> next big event as i mentioned is this friday, this is the parade route that runs from 20th and market to dilworth plaza at city hall. parade of champions starts at 1:00 p.m. the celebration is expected to cost just about $22,000. the mayor says villanova has agreed to pick up bulk of that cost with you he is more than happy to play host. we will keep you tup date with any new information that comes our way. but for now we are live at villanova university, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> if you are not planning to get to the parade of champions we are giving you a front row seat, watching it live right here on cbs-3, or on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> villanova nation

argoing to go forth from this evening and win the general election!e're going to be part of a new democratic majority in the united states senate. >> maryland is on the verge of having an all male delegation. when will our voices be effective legitimate equal leaders in a big ten party? >> van hollen will take on kathy szeliga in the general election. >>> and the two key congressional elections in our area starting in the eight direction, jamie raskin will try to take the seat representative van hollen held since 2003. the race for the eighth congressional district was the most expensive house primary this election season. he will face dan cox in the general election. and anthony brown won the democratic primary in the fourth district. now with 99% of precincts reporting. he will be the winner of the republican nomination. >>> donald trump swept the republican nomination from five states. does this mean he's locking up the nomination before the convention? >> he had a gigantic night. we were thinking he was going to have a good night, he beat every pr

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