we're live from norristown i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thanks, greg. the first voting event of the 2016 presidential election, tonight, caucus goers in iowa will pick their candidates, new poll show donald trump in the lead on the g.o.p. side and democrat bernie sanders with a slight lead over hillary clinton. correspondent craig boswell reports from des moines, greg. >> reporter: it is likely to be a nail biter here in way tonight. campaign's trying to round up

now live here at the montgomery county courthouse norristown, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> wait and see what happens, greg, thank you. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of bill cosby in court, the latest on tv and website cbsphilly.com. >>> flood watch is in effect in parts of the area, and we could see a lot of rain today. but, at least it is warm, not snowing, talking about. let's check in with katie fehlinger and the weather center this afternoon when it will start coming, katy? >> now that we've turned over and in the afternoon time

we are live from the montgomery county courthouse i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> keep it right here on "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the bill cosby in court. you can get latest anytime at cbs philly.com. >>> members of the young family are run down and left to die, by a hit and run driver in south philadelphia, and tonight, their relatives are talking only to "eyewitness news". they told "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco how three victims are doing tonight, diana? >> reporter: jessica those horrifying moments played out in this intersection just 24

reporting at the 23rd street arm ri, greg argos. >> looks like it was a lovely evening. meantime thousands of you don't know athletes closeed out a three-day competition that helped to raise funds and awareness for women affected by breast cancer. unite for her held it's eighth animal pink invitational. 3500 gymists, along with the competition young women and girls are educateed by breast health and positive lifestyle choices >> every coach, we all have somebody affected. they come in here and pay tribute to those loved ones. and that's empowering >> it's expected to raise more than $400,000 this weekend and all money raised goes to support therapies for those prelateing breast cancer. >>> the anthem of the cease is heading back to port early once again. plus. why you could now wind up beinging way more or way less at disney world. lauren? >> in our leap day gives us another opportunity to have another 60 degree february day. we'll talk about that plus a little rain in the forecast for monday. coming up. >>> straight ahead in sports. play ball. phillies open the exhibiti

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us outside that courthouse in norristown with these latest development for us, greg, good afternoon. >> good afternoon, there, erika. after brief recess, former district attorney montgomery county bruce castor is back on the stand here in norristown testifying for bill cosby's defense and explaining why this 78 year old comedian, while he promise that comedian he would never be charged with these crimes. hearing began around 9:30 this morning. cosby arriving shortly after 99:00 then was escorted into the montgomery county courthouse for the hearing. as dozens of local national and international media crews filmed his entrance, the entire morning, though, focused on brian mcmonagle, cosby's defense attorney questioning former d.a. bruce castor about decade old oral agreement castor made with cosby's then attorney. the questioning focused on castor's investigation into andrea constance 2005 allegation, cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her. castor says he fully investigated those claims. they were many issues though castor says including the

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us now outside the courthouse with today's development, greg? >> cosby's attorney for more than 30 years, now, shortly after 9:00 this morning, cosby and his entourage arrived here at the courthouse. the hearing day, too, beginning at 9:30, and called in as defense witness for cosby. cosby's general counsel explained why he never obtained a written agreement from former montgomery county district attorney, bruce castor. yesterday, castor saying he promised cosby would never be charged criminally, for alleged 2004 sexual assault, as comedian chelten hand home. says castor 2005 press release was enough. couple with alleged oral agreement, castor made with cosby's criminal attorney back then, schmidt says, a written agreement, was not necessary. now, during cross-examination, current montgomery county district attorney kevin steel referred to previous agreements schmidt made with other parties. , during negotiation for that interview pointed out all terms were documented, written down, agreed upon. now, at steak here whether the comedian 78 year e

"eyewitness news" greg argos is live in the cbs3 stat center. he's got the latest. greg. >> reporter: it is the final push in the hawk i state. coacts meetings begin less than 24 hours. volunteers and the candidates themselves from both parties are making last minute pleas to the voters. presidential candidates are crisscrossing iowa to seal the deal. begging their back tors caucus on monday night. >> monday night could be an historic night for this country. >> reporter: democrats bernie sanders and hillary clinton are separated by three points in the poll. martin o'malley distant third. if his supporters jump ship, they could be the deciding factor on the gop side donald trump has a slight lead over ted cruz. >> commit tomorrow night to come out and caucus for us. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, his tour bus got stuck in the mud and needed a tow. trump campaigned with reverend jerry fall as well. one of the most reliable groups to caucus. volunteers are giving a final push, canvassing across the state and making tens of thousands of phone calls. political expert

live here in dilworth park greg argos cbs3 eyewitness news. >> thank so you much. a driver is recovering after slam mink a car into a building in philadelphia. this happened early this morning at the corner of oxford and did he ever row avenue in the lawn crest neighborhood. police confirm one person was hospitalized but there's no word on the severity of their injuries. the cause is still under investigation as well. >>> army staff sergeant facing mudder charges after police say he killed his wife and opened fire on three police officers in woodbridge, virginia. just outside of washington d.c.. it was the first day on the job for the officer who was killed today. brian web has more. >> reporter: officer down, i don't know where the suspect is officer ashley guindon was shot and killed on first day on patrol with prince william county police department. >> she clearly had a passion to serve other in a way that went beyond herself: ashley guindon and two other officer responding to a domestic dispute about 30 miles outside of washington d.c. police arrested flue yea

"eyewitness news" greg argos is live in the cbs3 stat center. he's got the latest. greg. >> reporter: it is the final push in the hawk i state. coacts meetings begin less than 24 hours. volunteers and the candidates themselves from both parties are making last minute pleas to the voters. presidential candidates are crisscrossing iowa to seal the deal. begging their back tors caucus on monday night. >> monday night could be an historic night for this country. >> reporter: democrats bernie sanders and hillary clinton are separated by three points in the poll. martin o'malley distant third. if his supporters jump ship, they could be the deciding factor on the gop side donald trump has a slight lead over ted cruz. >> commit tomorrow night to come out and caucus for us. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, his tour bus got stuck in the mud and needed a tow. trump campaigned with reverend jerry fall as well. one of the most reliable groups to caucus. volunteers are giving a final push, canvassing across the state and making tens of thousands of phone calls. political expert

reporting here i'm greg argos. cbs3 eyewitness news. >> two firefighters fighters are recovering tonight after injured fighting a house hour in burlington county. flames broke out early at home in borodin town. one of the injured firefighters was hospital d the other was treated at the scene. their injuries are considered minor. cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> turning to weather it was a gloomy end to the weekend understand more rain is on the way for us. let's turn it over to lauren casey. >>> hey, our weekend coming to a close. a little bit and a soggy side. light rain coming through the delaware valley. rainfall totals not super impressive. picked up a quarter to an inch. princeton just over a ten did this of an inch. atlantic city picking up combo 400th of an inch. storm scan 3 showing us a picture about an hour ago rain clearing out of center city philadelphia. there's not enough moisture left over to see anything coming through. maybe a flake flying by. clearing out in philly. now showers

blocks from the cbs-3 skydeck, greg argos out at 30th street station, gwen, i have the sun at my back, beautiful view, don't have a swing here at the station. >> beautiful out here, at the 30th street station, one of those days specially considering it is late february here in philadelphia, where folks are coming outside. they're ditching their winter jackets, and instead of the hot coffee, maybe purchasing an iced one. >> the sun is out, the sky is blue. the river walk is busy. many philadelphians are loving this warmer than average weather. >> real nice, the sun's nice, a little chilly but really just gorgeous so you have your coffee. >> yes. >> not a cloud in the sky. >> no, not one cloud. >> just enjoy this? >> yes, you know, you don't get this weather that much in february. >> some folks near the 30th street station taking advantage of the tam switch inch tore high in the low 50's. >> i told my mom yesterday, i said, mom, it seems like the first day of spring, i don't care what they say. >> even with the current sun and the warm, some say, there is plenty of potential cold left i

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is at montgomery county courthouse in norristown with the very latest, greg. >> reporter: ukee we're told witness testimony is over here at montgomery county courthouse right now bill cosby's defense attorneys as well as the prosecution making their closing statements. the judge saying he has cleared his evening schedule and wants this hearing completed by tonight. >> let's did this now. >> reporter: within minutes of bill cosby's arrival at montgomery county court house, day two of testimony, started in the hearing to deciding whether or not an oral agreement prevents cosby from being charged criminally with a 2004 alleged sexual assault. andrea constand alleged that cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her at his cheltenham home. first witness called on tuesday, cosby's current attorney john submit the submit who says that then montgomery county district attorney bruce castor, promised cosby's criminal attorney walt phillips that the comedian would not be charged, quote mr. phillips got oral assurances from mr. castor that this was a irrevocable

reporting at the 23rd street arm ri, greg argos. >> looks like it was a lovely evening. meantime thousands of you don't know athletes closeed out a three-day competition that helped to raise funds and awareness for women affected by breast cancer. unite for her held it's eighth animal pink invitational. 3500 gymists, along with the competition young women and girls are educateed by breast health and positive lifestyle choices >> every coach, we all have somebody affected. they come in here and pay tribute to those loved ones. and that's empowering >> it's expected to raise more than $400,000 this weekend and all money raised goes to support therapies for those prelateing breast cancer. >>> the anthem of the cease is heading back to port early once again. plus. why you could now wind up beinging way more or way less at disney world. lauren? >> in our leap day gives us another opportunity to have another 60 degree february day. we'll talk about that plus a little rain in the forecast for monday. coming up. >>> straight ahead in sports. play ball. phillies open the exhibiti

that's where eyewitness news reporter greg argos joins us. >> reporter: good evening. the staff concern you can see it is locks. it is closed. inside a huge mess after that woman nearly killed after she was slashed in the throated like you mentioned with that broken beer bottle. philadelphia police on scene. medic arrived in may fair. the 37 year old victim her throat slashed being wheeled away by paramedics of the the victim was dancing with another person inside the bar sunday morning. that's when another woman approached her, hit her in the head with a beer bottle which shattered and slashed her i know the threat. the victim remains in critical condition at course definitively hop un northeast philly. >> philadelphia police have not made any arrests. northeast detective say they are continuing investigation. tonight at 11:00 you'll hear from members of this community here in may fair and concerns they have over this tavern and some of the incidents that happened here over the past few management's live in may fair p i'm greg argos cbs three eyewitness news. >> thank

for now live in old city, i'm greg argos, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. sore bye the little digital problem there. coastal flooding is causing headaches in some parts of the jersey shore. three over absecon, tidal flooding along absecon boulevard left roadways, parking lots under several inches of water. >> and, from flooding to this. here we go again. tracking snow on storm scan3, another winter storm is set to bring more snow to our area. so we're wouldn't they are noon what casino of punch will this pack, katy? big fan of sandwiches but not a snow sandwich. >> yes, and you know the first system thankfully more of coastal issue, at least, you know, certainly caused problems down there, but the entire region wasn't involved in it. that said there is another on the way, that's the one that will have little more widespread impact, however, we've got really well defined storm system to track here, the one that was affecting the coast with the flooding we showed you moment ago, we turn our focus first, start it off with a view of storm scan3. look at that re

greg argos is live in new castle county delaware where that accident led to a dramatic rescue and tonight we are hearing from the heros, greg. >> reporter: that is right there, guess contact we are hearing from the fire fight hours rescued a 18 year-old woman from hockessin, delaware. the she's lucky to be alive. the car she was driving in skid off a icy road, and slipped into what was an icy creek this morning. this morning the creek mostly frozen and creek road very slick. >> the call came in 7:30 for a vehicle off the roadway in the creek. >> reporter: inn identify 18 year-old emily earnes from hockessin, delaware buckled into her seat, upside down and gasping for air. >> she was still belt ed in the vehicle. everything was cover with water except about neck level. she was holding herself out of the water with the seat belt. >> reporter: hockessin fire fighters were first on the scene. >> first reaction was to get in the water and try to get the individual out. >> reporter: coupled with the fact her car could flip entirely over at anytime. >> when the vehicle landed in the water it lan

reporting here i'm greg argos. cbs3 eyewitness news. >> two firefighters fighters are recovering tonight after injured fighting a house hour in burlington county. flames broke out early at home in borodin town. one of the injured firefighters was hospital d the other was treated at the scene. their injuries are considered minor. cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> turning to weather it was a gloomy end to the weekend understand more rain is on the way for us. let's turn it over to lauren casey. >>> hey, our weekend coming to a close. a little bit and a soggy side. light rain coming through the delaware valley. rainfall totals not super impressive. picked up a quarter to an inch. princeton just over a ten did this of an inch. atlantic city picking up combo 400th of an inch. storm scan 3 showing us a picture about an hour ago rain clearing out of center city philadelphia. there's not enough moisture left over to see anything coming through. maybe a flake flying by. clearing out in philly. now showers

. >>> our team three coverage continues with "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos in wilmington delaware for us, greg. >> reporter: ukee, the conditions here over past two hours have transitioned from that white powdery snow to sleet, freezing rain, and you can see it coating the sides of our live truck. untreated roads that is the same conditions you would see. even with these wintry conditions, these dangerous conditions, it didn't prevent folks from shopping here at the concord mall for items you may not think that they need. even with all of the snow removal crews called in. >> we have had some crewness since four or 5:00 this morning. >> reporter: all 330 dell dot snow and salt trucks on the roads. >> we're concerned with that change over to rain that we will get freezing rain. >> reporter: still a tough time driving to boscovs at concord mall. >> the road are pretty bad outside. like i don't know, we have to be careful. drive with caution. >> reporter: that didn't stop many shoppers from braving the weather, knowing they would soon be basking in the sun. >> we're going to florida s

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in olde city outside the club where the alleged incident took place, greg. >> reporter: good evening, guess contact right now no arrests have been made but that fail police department report does show mccoy name as one of the suspects in that massive fight with two off-duty philadelphia police officers which began apparently over the ownership of a bottle of champagne monday morning, there are still signs of the fightin side of the recessed lounge in olde city where sources say former eagles running back lesean shady mccoy and three of his friend allegedly assaulted two off duty i philly cops early sunday morning. >> four on one from what i'm told punching him knocking to the ground and once on the ground they began to beat him, and, stump him, kick him. >>> investigators are not officially naming suspects, no arrest warrants have have been issued. >> there are not any charge's this is time. >> cbs-3 obtained police report naming mccoy, curtis brinkly and two of their friend, as suspects. for a fight which started over bottle service. >> al

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos now joins us from the montgomery county courthouse with that part of the story, greg. >> reporter: media circus is just that here in norristown. crew as cross the globe descending here at montgomery county courthouse, sat trucks in toe, all waiting to find out fate of the comedian bill cosby. inside the montgomery county courthouse, decor um. >> we love you, bill. >> hi bill. >> reporter: outside anything but. >> it is crazy. >> reporter: not only local media covering the hearing which could dismiss sex a assault charges against bill cosby but crews from around the country and globe here as well. >> it is a lot of attention and coverage and it is not necessary. >> reporter: some live in norristown can't wait for crew toss pack up and leave. >> he is going through his case, the the way he should and everybody should just basically leave him alone. >> reporter: others understand high profile celebrity draws attention. bill cosby's case that draws cameras and crews to the normally quiet montgomery county courthouse. >> i think a lot of it has to do wit

you are not alone. >> reporter: in philadelphia, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a school bus carrying special needs students was involved in the deadly crash in cumberland county. it happened around 7:45 on east commerce street in fairfield township. police say that the toyota rav4 crossed over center lane and hit school bus head on. suv's driver larry waller of bridgeton died at the scene, four pine land learning center student and bus driver suffered minor injuries. eighty-two year-old bus aid is in critical but stable condition at coupe are hospital. >>> a four alarm fire tears through a home in wyncote montgomery county. chopper three over smoke and flames at the greenwood avenue and spruce lane n1 was home when the fire started and no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is still being looked into. >>> seeking those in need, happens at shelters and churches all across our community but what about a multi course fine dining experience for the homeless. local film maker is working on making that happen here in philadelphia, and "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh has th

reporting from willow grove, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> you never know. >> they call it, the cathedral and tonight palestra could become, a place for two teams from the same school. >> "eyewitness sports" reporter pat gallen is in university city where philadelphia high school has a chance to take home two titles and that is not all that is on the line, pat? >> correct ukee and guess contact we are live here at the palestra as you called it cathedral of college basketball but for tonight it is all about high school hoops and it is philadelphia catholic league championships tonight and a program that you talk about both girls and boys team they are very impressive. they are both in the champion ship game tonight and as you mentioned a couple of very impressive streaks are on the line. >> there is brown, alley hoop. >> reporter: newman goretti high school has become a basketball juggernaut. how has it happened? >> you know, the older guys pass willing it down to the next group and the next group. it has been pretty interesting to see it evolve and it has been rewarding

greg argos shows us how facebook post and go fun me account, makes for unforgettable night for hundreds amazing five course meal. >> you can't make reservation. >> lobster bisque. >> only person people a round to dine. >> these short ribs, here. >> and for one night the five star meal is completely free. >> this is the city's homeless pop up restaurant, jason, the brains behind it. >> a friend in atlanta has put it on their facebook page, someone had done something similar. i put it on my facebook page sunday night. we raised $623,000. >> nearly 200 homeless men and women were wind, dined, some even danced in the beautiful 23rd street armory. and the evented crowd funded entirely through individual donations, and those from some 25 local restaurant, and businesses, also provided a pop-up boutique, stocked full of clothing and other essentials. >> we gave away 250 back packs, 220 dollar gift cards to vvs, work boots, look 100 pairs every pants, another hundred shirts, sweaters, t-shirts. >> they're giving back to the homeless. i'm on my downfall right now. and i thank them for coming out

greg argos shows you how they are making a difference in the lives of one feltonville family. >> thatecial block party. one bathe in the flyers orange and black, and one honoring nine year old, and her family. >> we met this family back in december. and they're a very gracious, wonderful, loving family. >> has suffered from an eye tumor sense list than a year old, her family strapped by cash because of her constant hospital advice. >> i the idea every our program to fill them with happiness, give a break to a family dealing with a long-term illness with their child. >> the philadelphia flyers wives and players stepped in and built up. >> they were here it, and all the wives did a great job. they should all be applaused. >> very ex kite dollars -- excited to err her and her family. >> they renovated their feltonville home. transforming her bedroom, the family kitchen, living room, and basement all at no cost for the family. >> it is so, so different, brand new house, amazing, beautiful, no words, i can't find words to explain how thankful we are for everyone. >> perhaps no words are ne

reporting here in mayfair, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> police are loose looking for two men accused of attack ago woman while posing as utility workers. police say the men armed with guns forced their way into a home in point breeze yesterday morning. the woman suffered cut to her forehead, and is in stable condition. those suspect left without taking anything from the home. >>> a frankford auto body shop remains covered in ice after a six alarm fire over the weekend. now, this is what joe's auto body shop looks like right now on griscomb street. more than 100 firefighters responded saturday morning. they used a tremendous amount of water, and that coupled with freezing temperatures, turned everything into ice. >>> now, battling fire and ice is not easy there is picture by jose suarez, shows firefighter covered in ice. franky riviera, one of about 150 firefighters who spent most of the day saturday at the scene working to control the blaze. one firefighter was injured, and recovering in stable condition. >>> 5:36 right now. governor tom wofford erred flags in pennsylvani

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos tell us about the program that is a win for everyone involved. >> reporter: chopping, grilling, and sauteeing, all staples learned in expensive culinary institutes. >> we really try to hone in on the fundamentals. >> reporter: this is part of the special 14 week program offered by hunger relief non-profit philabundance is totally free. >> the purpose of the program is to provide job training, culinary experience for low income adults. >> students are getting in here very early in the morning. 7:45. >> this is the last second ticket, so to speak. >> they're going non-stop until 12:30. >> reporter: one of those students is kevin robinson. >> being in high school for a while, lost my job. >> reporter: now homeless kevin is determined to learn a new trade. >> this is a great chance to learn a new career. >> reporter: get back to work. >> more about life skills then it is about cooking. >> reporter: chef campos who runs the program says with their background the students here are especially motivated. >> we are also learning from the difficulties from

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is at central detectives right new with new developments in the case, greg. >> reporter: ukee, those sources say, aggravated assault charges are likely. an award for mccoy's arrest could be issued as earl will i as tomorrow morning. this cell phone video could be used as evidence against lesean shady mccoy. apparently showing the former eagles running back and three of his friend in a weekend brawl, at recess lounge in olde city. according to multiple sources and police report obtained by cbs-3 "eyewitness news" the fight was over who owned a bottle of champagne. it also involved three off-duty philadelphia cops, also at the club. two of those officers were seriously injured, with multiple broken bones, and possible skull fractures. wednesday sources at central detectives say that they are investigation is complete, and that the district attorney's office now will make the decision about whether or not to charge the nfl star. meanwhile the mccoy has retain high profile philadelphia attorney jack mcmahon will defend mccoy if charged with aggravated

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is at central detectives with what the d.a. is saying tonight, greg. >> reporter: ukee, quite simply district attorney seth williams says he won't allow anyone who pressure him or his office into rushing this investigation which comes this sunday is going in to its third week. the in the 18 taste since police investigators say shady mccoy battered two off-duty philadelphia cops in the the bar fight, many people have weighed in on whether the current buffalo bills running back and former eagle should face charges. >> if he want to pound our officers and stump our officers then he needs to pay the price. >> just silence. absolute silence. you can hear crickets the over at d.a.'s office. >> reporter: for those impatient or want to bully my office into doing something, we're not going to do that. >> reporter: thursday district attorney seth williams says he had no, sir time line on possible charges. >> the only timetable we have is justice, getting it right. >> reporter: earlier this week mccoy and his attorneys met with detectives

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is at central detectives with the message attorneys have for prosecutors, greg. >> reporter: ukee, that message tonight from the attorney is very simple, one identify exactly who is responsible, to complete thely investigation, and, of course, three, file charges. it has been 17 days, 12 hours, and 15 minutes, since shady mccoy allegedly a assaulted two off-duty philadelphia cops. the fight taking place, early super bowl sunday at the recess lounge in olde city. police report that the current buffalo bills running back and former eagles, stumped, punched a kick the two cops a brawl over who owned a bottle of champagne. over past two weeks we have seen pictures of one of the injured officers. >> we did nothing wrong. >> we have seen shady, his attorneys and central detectives leave a center city meeting. >> he would love to talk to you. would love to talk to you but i'm not letting him talk to you. >> anything about the alleged fight, sir. >> reporter: we have heard very little from the nfl star himself. >> i'm not talking, man. >> still no charges. >> we h

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in olde city with the the new video and latest on that investigation, greg. >> reporter: jessica, we can tell you the the entire investigation, entire case, everything is in the hand of the district attorney's office right now. they are reviewing it and they are charging unit will deciding whether or not to issue arrest warrants new cell phone video shows the the all out brawl apparently involving two off-duty philadelphia cops and former eagles running back running back lesean shady mccoy. and right now central detectives say that they have handed the case over to the district attorney's office whose decision it is whether or not to charge the nfl star with aggravated assault. >> this wasn't just a regular pushing, shoving match. this was an all out brawl. >> reporter: according to incident reports and police sources the fight began around 2:45 sunday morning at the recess lounge in olde city. lesean mccoy and three friend began arguing with the off-duty cops over a bottle of champagne. when one of the officers fell to the ground. police

we are live from wilmington delaware, greg argos for cbs-3 eyewitness news. >> greg, thank you. >>> in pennsylvania penndot started its salting operation before the the first flakes fell, "eyewitness news" at penndot maintenance yard in norristown where front end loaders dumped salt in the waiting plows. the agency has more than enough salt to get through this latest storm system. >> we're well positioned in the district. we have over a 108,000 tons of salt, at our a available and in the five county region, a additionally we have used about 35,000 tons to date for this winter. >> reporter: if you plan on driving tonight, penndot does ask that you give their salt trucks space to do their jobs. >>> lets take you outside on the roads now live with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab, right new there is a a mix of snow, and sleet, and freezing rain on the schuylkill expressway, heading west into montgomery county, you can see there roads are slushy but it looks like it is moving long. take it easy if you head outside tonight. >>> follow storm scan three and track forecast anytime, just down load

reporting here at the 23rd street armory, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> great idea, makety-eighth annual ac admit awards red carpet turns into fashion runway. hollywood's biggest name glam it up in the latest designs. danielle nottingham takes a look at best and worst dressed on the red carpet. >> best actors bri larson, sophia, and kate blaine chet, owned the red carpet in shades of blue at the 88th academy awards. last year's best supporting actress winner patricia arquet look elegant in a simple navy blue gown. >> who are you wearing? you look gorgeous. >> thank you, so do you. marina rink aldi. >> rachael, and charlie is her and, stunned in bolds colors, plunging neck lines, low backs and high slits. oscar winner was the bell of the ball in a custom louie vet and, while others wore vintage looks in gray. >> what we see on the run bay directly compare tonight what we see on the red carpet. >> first time nominee lady gaga wowed in a white pant suit. and whippi goldberg channeled old hollywood in a black gown modelled after betty davis. >> the academy award showcase some

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos shows us video of the an alleged incident, greg. >> reporter: ukee that video shows the chaos in the club in olde city where two philadelphia off-duty police officers seriously hurt allegedly at the hands of lesean shady mccoy. this is video of recess lounge in olde city. as a fight broke out early sunday morning. >> when there becomes an altercation over a bottle of champagne. >> reporter: that fight is between an off-duty philadelphia cop and four other suspects. the sources say all four are football players. one is former eagles running back lesean shady mccoy. >> four on one is what i'm told in terms of punching and knock being him on the ground and then they begin to beat him and stomp him, kick him. >> reporter: right now no warrants have have been issued so police are not the releasing suspect names but cbs-3 "eyewitness news" obtained police report name mccoy, curtis brinkly and two of their friend, as suspects. >> the first complaintant sustained some very, very severe injuries in terms of, his eye socket, broken nose, broken ribs, and hand

we're live from norristown i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thanks, greg. the first voting event of the 2016 presidential election, tonight, caucus goers in iowa will pick their candidates, new poll show donald trump in the lead on the g.o.p. side and democrat bernie sanders with a slight lead over hillary clinton. correspondent craig boswell reports from des moines, greg. >> reporter: it is likely to be a nail biter here in way tonight. campaign's trying to round up these last minute voters and they are sending different messages but they all have a familiar refrain, get out and caucus, it will all boil down to turnout. democrat hillary clinton brought breakfast to thank her campaign workers in december money. >> i'm feeling so energized because of all of you. >> reporter: clinton is in a dead heat with senator bernie sanders in the the latest poll, that is coming out on top depend on one thing. >> we will win tonight if the voter turnout is high. >> reporter: polls show if first time voters caucus, sanders and republican donald trump benefit. >> so this i

as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos shows us, neighbors say violence place that bar, and it needshutdown. >> eyewitness cameras capture the moment a 37 year old woman is rushed from fiddlers green tavern in mayfair. her throat slashed, with shards, from broken beer bottle. >> i walk up, there was bottle, when she hit her in the head the bottle ended up slicing her throw. >> manager rock ann fry, whose brother owns the bar there, and says the brutal attack happened very quickly. >> it wasn't something that could have been responded to. it was a literal two-second incident. >> as philly police continue their investigation, to be perfectly honest, we're not surprised. neighbors say they're fed up with continued problems at the tavern, even planning town hall meeting this week to address them. >> there has been just violence stemming constantly, somebody's always getting hurt, constant fights. >> as we spoke with frank, who lives around the corner? >> this has to be stopped. >> quick question, are you the owner here? >> roxanne was locking up the bar and able to address some of his co

as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos shows us. some we spoke with called this bar a neighborhood nuisance. >> eyewitness cameras capture the moment a 37-year-old woman is rescuered from fidler's green tavern in mayfair. her throat slashed with shards from broken beer bottle, >> when she hit her in the head the bottle sliced her throat. she says the brutal attack happened quickly >> it wasn't something that could have been responded to. it was a literal two-second incident. >> reporter: as philly police identity the investigation >> to be perfectly honest, we're not surprised. >> reporter: neighbors are up. >> this has to be stopped. >> reporter: are the the owner here >> rocks sane was locking up the bar and able to address some of the concerns >> we're aware of fights to at the bar. we're working to get everything under control, working with the 15 and added security. we're taking steps to try to fix everything. >> are you going to have a representative at the town hall peeing >> yes, they are. >> reporter: the tavern is locked.

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos spoke with a very deserving family. >> a special block party. >e bathe in the flyers or and black, one honoring and her family. >> we met this family back in december, very gracious, wonderful loving family. >> suffered from eye tumor since less than a year old, her family strapped for cash, because of her constant hospital visits. >> give break to family dealing with long-term illness with their child. >> so the philadelphia flyers wives and players stepped in and built up. >> all the wives did a great job. >> excited for her and her family to see the big ordeal. >> renovated their feltonville home. >> transforming her bedroom, the family kitchen, living room, basement all at no cost for the family. >> it is so different. brand new house. it is amazing, beautiful, no words, i can't explain how thankful we are for everyone. >> perhaps no words are needed just the site of this smile on her face. now, this is the six year the flyers wives have teamed up with none machine profit to help out a family in need. in total some $6 million has been raised t

as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos shows us. some we spoke with called this bar a neighborhood nuisance. >> eyewitness cameras capture the moment a 37-year-old woman is rescuered from fidler's green tavern in mayfair. her throat slashed with shards from broken beer bottle, >> when she hit her in the head the bottle sliced her throat. she says the brutal attack happened quickly >> it wasn't something that could have been responded to. it was a literal two-second incident. >> reporter: as philly police identity the investigation >> to be perfectly honest, we're not surprised. >> reporter: neighbors are up. >> this has to be stopped. >> reporter: are the the owner here >> rocks sane was locking up the bar and able to address some of the concerns >> we're aware of fights to at the bar. we're working to get everything under control, working with the 15 and added security. we're taking steps to try to fix everything. >> are you going to have a representative at the town hall peeing >> yes, they are. >> reporter: the tavern is locked.

greg argos. how is it looking in delaware right now. >> reporter: you can see the snow is coming down here. in delaware, like you method, new castle county right here behind me, we have route 13. fortunatelyly you can see route 13 right now. it is a little bit damp, wet, there's no accumulation on the roads. that is good news. take a look at the secondary roadways. the parking lots. you can see a quarter eighth of an inch, what we have here me are the snow piles from the large storm in january. this is still around here. but all of this new lighter stuff, that is the new snow that is falling. delaware department of transportation officials say they have had all their snowplows, equipment, all on the roads, pretreating this, because of the storm like you mentioned, the conditions here, can could get a little worse. it's a wintery mix that's expected here. so the snow that's right now white and fluffy could turn into more icy dangerous conditions for drivers on the roadways. i spoke with some of th

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins with us how much we're talk about on the money front, greg. >> reporter: we broke down numbers. over course of the five years mayor's proposal would bring an estimated 400 million-dollar in tax revenue but we wanted to know exactly what this means for the average soda drinker. we take a 20-ounce bottle of pop the price could increase, some 60 cents. the it may be a your go to pick me up that bolt of soda or sweet tea but now mayor jim kenney wants to tack on a one sent tax per ounce to that sugary drink. >> i love mountain dew. >> reporter: let's say there are as many reaction toss that plan as there are flavors of soda. what do you think about that. >> i think as long as i know it will go to a good cause. >> he is out of his mind. >> it is great. we should increase health awareness. >> they are taxing everything so why not. >> reporter: thinks different. >> yes. >> reporter: if passed mayores plan would fun 400 million-dollar in projects, more than half of which would go to the fulfilling a campaign promise of universal prek for city childre

. >> our greg argos talk with mccoy where he was playing basketball outside the bellevue.id he not want to talk about the fight. his attorney says a decision will be made next week over possible charges. he is one of four people under investigation in a fight sunday at an old city nightclub over a bottle of champagne. that fight was caught on camera. philadelphia police say two off duty officers were kicked and punched leaving one with a broken nose and broken ribs. and the other with a possible skull fracture. >>> also exclusive tonight two police officers hailed as heroes. they were at the right place at the right time to save the life of a woman who collapsed outside a montgomery county convenience store. natasha brown has more details now from lower merion township. >> reporter: fresh off a refresher course in cpr officers jeff sullivan and rob witt set out to start their day. little did they know they would have to put their renewed skills to the test so quick. >> soon discovered there was a young lady that was laying on the ground and she was in distress. at the time

we will go back out to greg argos and walt hunter in montgomery county with the latest on the bill cosby, ruling, guys? >> that is right, there jessica and ukee. just minutes ago the judge here at montgomery county courthouse, ruling in favor of the prosecution. in favor of the district attorney. basically saying that the criminal charges against 78 year-old comedian bill cosby can go forward. walt hinter was inside that courtroom at that time, and tell us how bill cosby reacted and what went down, walt. >> reporter: cosby had taken a five minute break while judge was in chambers contemplating his decision. mr. cosby came into the courtroom. he has been in there all day now for some seven hours, nine hours, sat down, the judge walked out and for significance of this ruling, it was very, very under stated. judge steven o'neill, in just a matter of a few sentences, regarding this application, by the defense, to basically stop the prosecution, at that motion it is denied. the in essence, the judge, although not saying it from the the bench said that there was word there had been a promise b

>> our greg argos talked with mccoy outside the bellevue where he was playing basketball. as you heard did he not want to talk about the fight. decision will be made next weeks over possible charges. mccoy one every four people under investigation, and a fight sunday at old city night club apparently over a bottle of champagne. >> philadelphia police say two off duty officers were kick and punched. we've -- leaving one with broken nose, broken ribs, the other with a possible skull fracture. >> the pennsylvania spca is warning pet owners in morning, several case haves been reported of people posing as spca officers, threatening residents of animal cruelty charges, and stealing animals. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, reporting from which is no, ma'am a where the thefts are believe to be occurring. >> january 26, a day brenda johnson says she'll never forget. >> say from the spca. >> say ya, if you don't give me your dog, you are going to be arrested for animal cruelty, you and your husband. so i gave them the dog. >> johnson said it all started after a neighbor snapped

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"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in new castle county delaware where that accident led to a dramatic rescue and tonight we are hearing from the heros, greg. >> reporter: that is right there, guess contact we are hearing from the fire fight hours rescued a 18 year-old woman from hockessin, delaware. the she's lucky to be alive. the car she was driving in skid off a icy road, and slipped into what was an icy creek this morning. this morning the creek mostly frozen and creek road very slick. >> the call came in 7:30 for a vehicle off the roadway in the creek. >> reporter: inn identify 18 year-old emily earnes from hockessin, delaware buckled into her seat, upside down and gasping for air. >> she was still belt ed in the vehicle. everything was cover with water except about neck level. she was holding herself out of the water with the seat belt. >> reporter: hockessin fire fighters were first on the scene. >> first reaction was to get in the water and try to get the individual out. >> reporter: coupled with the fact her car couldp

>> our greg argos talked with mccoy outside the bellevue where he was playing basketball. as you heard, did he not want to talk about the fight. mccoy's attorney says the decision will be made next week over possible charges. now, he is one of four people under investigation for a fight sunday, at an old city night club. that fight was caught on camera and set to be over a bottle of champagne. philadelphia police say two off duty officers were can kicked and punched, leaving one with a broken nose, broken ribs, the other with a possible skull fracture. >> also, exclusive, two police officers are hailed as heroes. they were at the right place at the right time to save a woman who collapsed outside after montgomery county convenience store. natasha brown with the details from lower merion township. >> fresh off a refreshing course in cpr, officers jeff soul van and rob whitt set out to start their day. little did they know they would have to put their renewed skills to the test so quickly. >> soon discovered there was young lady laying on the grounds, and she was in distress

for now we're live from norristown, i'm's greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> also coming up at 6:00 bill cosby hearing has brought a lot of attention to norristown and how residents are handling the media circus in montgomery county. >>> keep it the right here on "eyewitness news" as we continue to follow criminal case begins bill cosby. we can get latest anytime at cbs philly.com. >>> mother and her two young children are hit by a car and left to die in south philadelphia. now police are searching for that driver who left a clue at the scene. the the family was hurt while trying to cross broad street near dickinson, "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco joins us from hahnemann hospital in center city where all three victims were taken, diana? >> reporter: jessica, tonight that mother is in critical but stable condition, here, her two children are also, here, and they suffered injuries but they are expected to survive. meanwhile, police are now looking for a female driver of a 1998 to 2,000 model red honda accord that left the scene, leaving behind, a side mirror. tonight p

we are live from center city, i'm greg a argos for cbs-3 eye witt the necessary news. >>> a a lawyer for an alleged victim in the bill cosby's sex assault case says cosby is using the courts to bully her client. cosby has sued his a accuser andrea constand for talking to police when her 2005 case begins the comedian was reopened last year. cosby says she violated the confidential settlement, and wants that money back. constand's lawyer says cosby's filings are in an effort to create a shadow court system that is free, from public scrutiny. >>> dunkin' donuts customer is facing an assault charge after an alleged outburst and worker in a hospital for stitches. take a look at this surveillance video from february 12th at washington avenue store in south philadelphia. it shows woman throwing a tip jar of doughnuts and knocking over a display case. work are claims that the customer got upset after she was told that her order total was $1.76 more than she expect. she left without taking any food and drove off in a dark colored car. >>> today marks 25th anniversary of the one meridian plaza