we begin with breaking news, a very dangerous night for a philadelphia a police officer drag by a car in the overbrook section. that car then later crashes on lincoln drive. good morning it is sunday february 7th i'm rahel solomon. i'm jim donovan. we want more on this breaking news. reporter tim jimenes joins us from the phone. tim, good morning. >> they were towed from the site of the crash on lincoln drive but as we mentioned it all started 4 miles way in overbrook. the 60th and lancaster where a car dragged an officer that happened about 3:30 this morning. now police say that officer is fine, not the seriously hurt and within a half an hour of that happening investigators say that car was spotted at monument and city a avenue and

soon after that police say that car crashed into another vehicle on lincoln drive. now police say, excuse me, police say one man was taken in custody at the site of the crash. in one taken by ambulance, and it is not clear what exactly started this whole incident that had the officer being dragged in offer brook and ending with that crash on lincoln drive. reporting from 19th police headquarters tim jimenes for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> tim, thanks very much. certainly relieved that officer is okay. >> exactly. >> lets get a check of weather because it is a big day, it is super bowl sunday. >> meteorologist justin drabick joins us from the weather center. what will it be like as we get those last minute snack foods. >> you better get on that if there is a party at your house. >> you didn't know? >> no, whole delaware valley coming over jim's house. real nice day today. people have party plans, sunshine, mild temperatures up around 50. enjoy today. we are talking about changes on the the way for later this week. also a little bit of snow and

another shot of arctic air for part of the upcoming workweek. check it out this morning all quiet, cold once again just like yesterday morning. a lot of locations down in the lower 20's this hour. twenty-one in allentown. twenty-two reading. thirty at the a airport here in philadelphia a the good news most areas are dry, so we don't to have worry about icing conditions this morning. eighteen in quakertown. mid 20's doylestown and willow grove. wind are calm like yesterday morning, so if you go for that morning work out outside morning walk or jog, it is g no harsh wind chills, just cold air, settling in. there you go clear skies on storm scan three, we will have a a a lot of unshine around this morning into the afternoon and a few area cloud may develop. so, here's temperature break down. little chilly 20's and 30's by noon time. lower 40's. afternoon high temperatures well above average close to the 50 degrees for philadelphia mid 40's at the shore. up in the poconos not a bad day at 38 degrees.

we will talk about that next storm chance bringing snow for upcoming workweek. i will time it out in the full forecast coming up in a few more minutes, rahel, back over to you. and we are anxiously awaiting kick off to super bowl sunday. count down is on, of course, just over 12 hours, until the big game, and of course, watch it right here on cbs-3. >> lets take a live look at levi stadium at santa clara, california. still dark there for now but in hours it will be pack with fans for super bowl 50. nfl starting celebration of the past and present at annual nfl honors. cbs sports director done bell bell, is on the red carpet for all of the action and tells us about a big win for i player already in the spot. >> just a few miles from where i'm standing in downtown san it was made official, cam newton is 2015 nfl mvp. he hauled in 48 of the 501st place votes. becomes first carolina panter to win the award.

becomes first black quarterback to win the award out right. he had a career high 35 touchdown tosses to go with ten rushing touchdowns, he didn't a attend the ceremony because, he has some business to take care of in san jose as they get set for the super bowl today but i did talk to a couple of nfl great about cam himself. >> this kid has had one heck of a year, 15-one, he led his team to the super bowl. when you play that position that is what it is all about. >> cam newton, he is absolutely amazing what is it about him that makes him so special. >> everything as far as a ball player. i haven't seen that kind of beast in my life at the quarterback position. not only is there wonderful size, he is faster then he looks, he is so big, he has more speed and he can pass the football. >> reporter: meanwhile 206 pro foot the ball hall of fame class was announce and philadelphia native and roman catholic alumni, marvin harrison gets a a nod on his third time on the balance the on the.

he spent 13 seasons with the indianapolis colts. he averaged 84 catches a year, second all time in nfl history. if you are wondering, terrell owens on the ballot for the first time in his career did not get the not. story here in downtown san francisco people cannot wait for super bowl 50. of course, you can catch that right here on cbs-3. reporting from super bowl sit the eye, i'm don belfor "eyewitness sports". >> excitement brewing, thanks, don. from mullica high school super bowl sunday means making thousands of hoagies for a good cause. >> cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live at clear view regional high school. why so many hoagies and why today. >> good morning, jim, rahel, yes, i love hoagies. i was so excited about this assignment because we get to talk about two things. first, super bowl and then hoagies for a good cause. i'm here at clear view high school where the bread is already coming in and you can smell, sweetness, goodness and

jim, how are you doing, john, john wash burn, a student council advisor here is helping to manage this whole situation, break it down, what is going on. >> in about 45 minutes to an hour we will have the seventh grade, eighth grade and high school children making hoagies for hope and great cause for medical need of children that are suffering. >> reporter: dealing with life threatening illnesses. >> don't worry, this is live tv. >> just look at me. >> this is what will be going on here, this whole entire room will be filled with volunteers. how many volunteers will you have, how many hoagies, how long will it take. >> we have 400 volunteers and we will be making hoagies from 7:00 o'clock until will 11:00 o'clock. >> reporter: and how many hoagies. >> we're making over a thousand hoagies today. >> reporter: $10,000 is how much you have raised so far. the what is ultimate goal. >> we are hoping to raise as much as we can. we have presale order in and

then we have people coming into buy hoagies a at the door. we are selling trays, hoagies that we're making are italian, turkey, and buffalo chicken. we gave them a good variety to change it up. we're excited about today and money will go to a great cause. 100 percent will go to needy families suffering from medical severities. >> reporter: now this i don't know how much meat and cheese is involved jim and rahel but there is a lot of bread and it smells good. they have cool t-shirts. i get one. look at this. lovely. we have been talking about this super bowl. you and i agree on who will win? who will win. >> cam newton and carolina panthers. >> reporter: we heard don bell say cam newton got that mvp award. lots will be going on here. you can still buy hoagies. they will go on sale at 10:00 a.m. >> yes, they will be sole until 2:00 o'clock. come do clear view high school in the main lobby and purchase your hoagies and first come first serve.

>> reporter: first come first serve if you don't get here early, you will be out of luck. that is perfect for super bowl parties. >> absolutely, awesome and they are delicious. >> all right. live from mullica, new jersey, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> nothing like a hoagie, i love it. of course tonight's big game means big parties. many are making last minute preparations to entertain. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff caught up with one family whose party has become quite the talk of the town. >> game's on. >> reporter: there is pro football, and then there is doing football like a pro. >> hot pepper shooters. >> reporter: the pagano family of glen mills is known for their epic super bowl parties swapping out wings, dip for massive amounts of traditional family cuisine. >> this is all italian made food, broccoli robb, mozerella cheese on top.

>> reporter: they are preparing to host 150 people tomorrow, no caterer included. >> i made 450 meat balls. >> reporter: all that calls for 8 gallons have of gravy and at the helm, trish. >> i started to prepare like two weeks, buying everything and then i started cooking friday morning. >> as long as i can remember we have had a big party. >> reporter: this is 13th year that the pagano family is hosting this family. that wall behind me is wall of fame. everyone shows up gets a signed football. this all started as a gathering of just 25 people. >> word spread and as word spread, more people knew and we invited more people. nobody said no. >> reporter: as party grew, so did the home, this kitchen and man cave area where the man will be on were added to the home to accommodate yes, to accommodate this super bowl party. although we were early we did get to officially sign on. in delaware county alexandria

hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cbs-3 is your home for super bowl sunday coverage of the game, starts at 6:00 p.m., followed by live special addition of the late show with stephen colbert and then stay tune for "eyewitness news" at the 11:00 followed by a special addition of the late, late show with james corden. and on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at the 11:00 from the length of the national anthem to the over/under for the game, many bets will be placed for super bowl 50. >> sports betting is illegal in philadelphia, plenty of people are still doing it. tonight cbs-3's jessica dean sits down with the local bookie to take you inside the underground world of sports bet nothing our area. >> what happens when someone can't pay or doesn't happen. >> it is not like the movies. i don't go break their legs. it is kind of part of the game. >> as game of sports betting continues to change, the the book i says plenty of philadelphia fans continue to make the same betting mistakes. find out what that is, and

again, that is on "eyewitness news" following special live addition of the the late show with stephen colbert. still to come this morning the g.o.p. candidates battle it out in new hampshire. >> the republican presidential candidates are feeling pressure to stay relevant and try to knock each other out of the race on the debate stage. i'm weijia jiang in manchester new hampshire with that story coming up. and super bowl sunday, almost as important as the game and commercials or the snacks. how restaurants are expecting big business this game day but first here's justin. we have nice weather if you are heading out the to that super bowl party, lots of sunshine and milder temperatures. then it gets cold for the workweek. those details coming up.

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onto campaign 016, the g.o.p. candidates faced off last night in new hampshire to make their case to vote's head of tuesday's primary. >> donald trump returned to the stage after skipping the last debate in iowa. correspondent weijia jiang has latest from manchester new hampshire. >> reporter: awkward start to a saturday's abc news republican debate, some of the candidates didn't realize they had been called to the stage but once things got underway, jeb bush and chris christie charged at marco rubio all three are vying for main stream g.o.p. voters. >> this special that barack obama doesn't know what he is doing -- >> there it is, memorized 252nd speech. there it is. >> marco rubio is a gifted,

gifted politician but we have tried it the old way with barack obama good donald trump made his first debate appearance since skipping the one in iowa. >> i would bring back water boarding, i would bring back a hell of a lot worse than water boarding. >> republican candidates would not be the only ones appearing on national tv last night, democratic front runner bernie sanders tested out his comedy chops on saturday night live. sanders complained about the the wealthy, 1 percent, getting preferential treatment during his skit about the tie tap i can. >> enough is enough. we need to decide to work together if we're all going to get through this. >> reporter: earlier hillary clinton fired back against questions about her trust worthiness, and the 2012 benghazi attacks. >> there is more information about this, then you will find in most other kind of events. >> reporter: for some candidates tuesday will be a major day for survival in the

race. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the u.s. ambassador to sewell, has met with the the south korean defense minister in the wake of north korea's rocket launch. south korea defense minister says it was an unacceptable act? many say long range rocket is a test of technology for a missle that will could strike the united states mainland, the launch follows north korea's widely disputed claim last night to have tested a hydrogen bomb. police need your help locating a missing war hero in montgomery county. nine three-year old karl least ter was last seen on thursday morning. police say his carries also missing. white 2011 buick. family members are concerned about his health because he fell and struck his head on wednesday. >> we don't know if he is out of it a little will bit. they found him, he seemed to be okay but again, with head injuries we're just not sure. >> take a look here the

pennsylvania license plate on his carries dj h-1547. please if you have any information, you are asked to call the police. meanwhile rescuers believe as many as 124 people may be trapped in the building that collapsed during an earthquake in southern taiwan. 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit yesterday, high rise, residential complex, buckled during the quake killing 22 people. hundreds of people and this puppy may have been rescued for the ruble. there are 24 confirmed deaths so far. meanwhile work crews in new york city began slicing up that crane that came crashing down on a street on friday. one person was killed, and three others were injured as 565-foot long crane was being lowered during strong wind. officials say it could be weeks before they necessity exactly what caused the collapse. manhattan street will be cleared of debris by monday morning. justin joining us now, justin, quiet the but possibly tracking snow showers. >> we have snow showers coming in on mainly tuesday but nice

official end to the weekend. >> yesterday was great, today will be great. >> we will love today. warmer. we will be close to 50 degrees and sunshine. we will go back to the cold air for you winter weather fans, you will get your shot again at chilly temperatures later this week. we will talk about that in a bit but this morning cold start. we have clear skies, calm wind, we are dropping down in the the 20's but no problems on the ben franklin bridge. it is icy conditions this morning. our road are looking pretty dry. here are weather headlines. again, nice sunday. it will be milder compared to yesterday, mid to upper 40's, maybe 50 degrees in some spots. we will talk about that snow chance arriving later tomorrow night and then on tuesday and then that sets stage for another arctic blast with the coldest air we have seen all winter long later during the week. chilly now though. twenty-six in capitol city of delaware. twenty-one millville. twenty-five along the coast at wildwood at this hour. thirty at philadelphia at the airport. mullica at the 26 degrees. the then in the north western suburbs we will find that

colder air. the teens and lower 20's at this hour, 22 in reading. good news in mount pocono they can fire snow guns with temperature of 5 degrees. here's storm scan three. we are protected by high pressure. clear skies at the moment but this storm system a across the carolinas, again, another coastal storm developing this one will head out to sea but it could be close enough to bring cloud later today in delaware and parts of the southern new jersey and then early tomorrow, maybe even a little bit of rain tries to get the in the coastal areas. i wouldn't be surprised if some rain or even wet snow breaks out across the shore points at sometime tomorrow afternoon. then we will watch this system dive down from southern canada and northern plains, bringing us snow showers through our forecast here in the the delaware valley. great looking super bowl day to day. out in san francisco santa clara kick off at 6:30. 66 degrees. perfect football conditions there in the sunshine. all right. we will bring it back home. here's one system that passes off the coast over the next 24 hours but close enough brushing the coast with some

rain and maybe a few few wet snow flakes. this is a storm we will to have watch. not a real strong storm but it has a lot of energy in the upper a atmosphere. the as that roles through it the will transfer that energy a along the coast and that will throw back chances for some snow especially late monday night and certainly tuesday morning. not expecting a whole lot but just off and on snow showers. light rain and snow develops late on monday, there is two systems we are watching. off and on snow showers on tuesday. could slow down the morning commute. we could wake up with a coating to an inch or so on the ground but light accumulations expect. maybe one to 3 inches of snow at the this point. here's one forecast model showing a generally one to 3-inch's across the delaware valley, lesser amounts closer to the coast better chance for some rain. as far as temperatures today well in the 40's. i wouldn't be surprised if we hit 50 in some spots. it does cool down in the lower 30's tonight. tomorrow noticeably colder with cloud and threat for rain in the afternoon. forecast, sunny, milder up

around 49 degrees. tonight partly cloudy skies, 32 for the city, colder in the suburbs. here's the extended forecast we are bringing in the cloud monday and then monday night some rain and snow showers and off and on snow, on tuesday, again, light accumulation possible, temperatures in the upper 30's. look at the even of the week, guys, high of 30 on thursday, that is arctic air, winter is hanging around, jim and rahel. >> not happy about tuesday but i'll be happy with today. >> one day at a time. super bowl sunday isn't just for football fans are gearing up for one of the biggest eating days of the year. >> that is right, guess what americans are expect to consume, a billion, with a b, chicken wings. correspondent kenneth craig has more now from new york. >> reporter: blonde's sports bar in new york is gearing up for the big game. >> chaotic zoo might be a description. >> reporter: ken hartman says place will be pack with plenty of hungry, thirsty fans. >> gentlemen. >> reporter: when it comes to eating super bowl sunday is

the second biggest day of the year. only thanksgiving is bigger. chicken wings are a football favorite. >> we do two metric tons of wings just on that day. >> reporter: national chicken council expects americans will eat 1.3 billion chicken wings this weekend. that is enough for every man, woman and child to have four wings each. to go with them more than 20 million-pound of chips, and don't for get quacamole, during super bowl week americans will eat 139 million-r cade owes, a enough to fill a football field from end zone to end zone over 53 feet high. always popular on game day, about 48 million people will get take out or delivery. >> what can i get for you. >> if you need something to wash it all down. >> according to a new survey of men, beer will be the most popular beverage on sunday. >> a lot of beer record record add it all together and average person will ethan estimated 2400 calories during the game, and thousands more,

throughout the day. >> i'm sure next day i'll have to start my diet, again. >> reporter: kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we all do. super bowl commercial will will feature folks born exactly nine months after a super bowl. >> and one local woman will have a starring role we will have her story when we come right back, stay with us. oh, honey... no.was the first capital. ♪

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super bowl baby, and explains just what that means. >> reporter: in this spot ready to air during sunday's game the nfl celebrates super bowl babies. second generation fans, born nine months after their teams took home their respective titles. it includes, seal, a parity of his song kiss from a rose, and in black and gold, tanya young. >> my birthday is in 27th, 976. >> we're all babies. >> reporter: phoenixville area high school graduate who has had to stomach exactly being a super bowl baby means. >> we don't think about it. >> to tell you the truth, i don't remember the moment. >> reporter: let's just say young passion for the pittsburgh steelers is only out done by the passionate post game celebration, of perfect parents, following super bowl ten played in

january of 1976. >> we beat dallas. twenty-one-17. >> reporter: circumstances of her conception were brought the to light when a steelers fan club put out a notice with birthdays falling in the certain range. >> ♪ >> wow. >> reporter: with the help of a fight song written by her mom, tanya made the cut and sent three days shooting commercial between pittsburgh and new york. >> very clever the concept of having seal in it because it is a song that is amazing. >> reporter: alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that is good stuff. >> that is brilliant. >> meanwhile, coming up on the next half an hour of "eyewitness news". >> a super bowl sunday tradition in south jersey. students are holding a huge hoagie sale and we are live with more on the good cause, behind it all, we will also have this. who will take home the vince lombardi trophy i'm

jamie yukiss in san francisco with the excitement building. jamie will join us live, coming up as we take a live look again at levi stadium in santa clara on this super bowl sunday morning. >> we will be right back.

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around 3:30 this morning and then crashed into another koran lincoln drive. one man was then taken in custody, it is unclear if he was the driver. no word if any other suspects are involved. we will have another live report, at the top of the hour. today is sunday, february 7th, good morning i'm's jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. thanks for being with us on this super bowl sunday. justin drabick is in the cbs-3 sky deck and such a nice weekend it has been. >> nice break from the cold air. we had temperatures in the 40's, today, we are close to 50 degrees in some spots if you like mild weather, take advantage today if you change for upcoming workweek. we are talking about a little bit of snow. we have a nice start clear skies, starting to see color here, sunrise coming up in 40 minutes or so. 30 degrees at the airport but cold in the suburbs again, with the clear skies and calm wind. we are down to the lower 20's in locations, even 18 now in quakertown, 21 degrees in pottstown. wind, good news, pretty light,

calm at 5 miles an hour, that is about it. in brutal wind chills this morning. storm scan three tells the story today, a lot of sunshine around this morning. we will see a few more cloud return later this afternoon. here's what to expect this morning, clear, cold temperatures in the zero's and 30's. this afternoon sunny, mild for this time of the year, temperatures well in the 40's and then again some spots hit 50 degrees. our average high for this time of the year is 42. forecast high 49 for philadelphia, upper 30's and in the poconos we will talk about that snow coming at us for the workweek time it the out in a few more minutes, rahel and jim just back to you. local high school is making a delicious super bowl snack this morning all while giving back to the community. >> that is right cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live from mullica where some fancy volunteers are getting ready to make thousands of hoagies, cherry, good morning. i will put this out there, i personally like turkey and american cheese, i'm just saying.

>> reporter: they have three different types -- did you order? >> yes. >> reporter: is there three different types of hoagies here. we're early. as you can see volunteers are not here just yet but the bread is here. let me tell you it smells marvelous. but they have been working to set this up for months. i'm here with student organizers, gina and rob, you guys have been working. how haded to crack whip get the students from the local clear view high school to come out today. they are almost here. they will be getting them up. how do you get these volunteers hyped up for this thing. >> we treat this school our whole community like a big family. i think when other students understand they can be in the same position, they want the same help and they are here to help. >> reporter: it is called hoagies for hope. what they are doggies making hundreds and hundreds of hoagies and they are using the money, to help families in need and so, lets get to the meat of the situation, gina. how much meat? how much cheese will be on the

tables today. >> is there over a thousand pound of meat and cheese total for hoeing that is we are making. >> reporter: there is three different types of hoagies, what are they? >> so we have your standard italian hoagie as well as buffalo chicken hoagie and a turkey hoagie. >> yes. so jim, rahel mentioned she liked turkey and cheese. that is an option here. let's talk about this. you guys have done this. this is second year. last year raised $10,000 to help local families. what is the goal for this year. >> well, i think the goal, anywhere above that like 14,000 or just over that mark. i think we will reach it. >> reporter: there will be 400 student volunteers, they start around 7:00. there is a pep rally before that. you guys are getting hyped up. there is a bit of the rivalry between you two. rob, who are you rooting for for this super bowl. >> i'm thinking we will see a win from the panthers tonight and i'm happen bye that. >> reporter: you know, their quarterback, i mean cam newton

got the mvp but gina, you disagree. >> i think broncos will win it. >> reporter: are you a payton manning fan. >> yes, i love manning. >> reporter: so all of this will be happening this morning. it will be supremely busy here. they will run. they have to get everybody hyped up at 7:00 but hoagies will be for sale, $5 for a foot long, right for a foot long. >> yes. >> reporter: 22 inches, huge. that starts at 10:00. we will be here live all morning. live from mullica cherri gregg for kyw-3 "eyewitness news". good luck to rob and gina, and hopefully they have heard your order. >> i think cherri will take care of me. >> thanks. meanwhile in santa clara, california security is high as thousands descend on the city for super bowl 50. heavily armed military personnel, officers with a assault rivals, bomb sniffing dogs, and even combat helicopters overseeing it all, home land security and cyber

security experts are also monitoring internet chatter and social media messages for possible threats. thinks all in an effort to keep fans and players, of course, safe. >> reporter: now excitement is still reaching a fever pitch in san francisco and taking a look at our count down clock right now kick off is now just under 12 hours away, 11 hours, 53 minutes, 43 secretaries. cbs news correspondent jamie yukiss joins us live from san francisco this morning, very early, jamie? >> reporter: jim and rahel it is early but lets get the party started. it is super bowl sunday. we are here in santa clara. we are not only ones. we did see those security guard and video monitors are already up playing sneak peak of what we will see as crowd start gathering later this afternoon. i think stories are all about the quarterbacks. they have received a lot of cam newton and a a lot of payton manning. if you want a ticket here on stub hub it is about 2700 to

$4,100, a little bit less than what we saw earlier this week. $5,000 some seats were going for. if you want a luxury box seat you're looking at $175,000 but at least you get the to eat for that price, $175,000 you better get something. regardless of what you are paying to come or in the the city experiencing things, everybody wants to take something home. and nfl, experience, and t-shirt running from $40 all the way up to $100. there is sweaters and sweat shirts at 400 bucks. this year even a vip store where you can buy luxury items. ship wines at home from napa or hand bags for 4200 bucks. for some the cost is totally worth it. everyone wants a memory of super bowl 50. we ran into shoppers that showed us what they are picking up. >> i'm super pumped. we have had such a great year, and with the number one defense and payton manning. we have been so bad for so

long and then going from horrible to okay and then this season was oh, my god, blew everybody's mind, just been incredible. >> reporter: don't you love it, all deck out in their sports gear having so much fun those two ladies. they hit the shop too. cheapest thing you can find about 40 bucks is this t-shirt, the next cheapest thing a hat, for 30. bumper stickers going for $3 if you want to cheap out on those family and friend you kind of care about did you don't want to spend a lot of money, rahel and jim. >> rahel looked at me when you said cheap for $3. >> hundred dollars for a t-shirt what the heck that is ridiculous. >> reporter: well, a lot of the women here i have to tell you with a lot more expensive. all of the ones with bling, they were a hundred dollars or more in some cases if you want a long sleeve t-shirt. >> what about broadcasters tonight, the world is watching this game every year, do they have butterflies in their

stomach before this game starts. >> reporter: i talk to phil simms and james brown and they both told me they do get nervous which i was surprised because these guys are professionals and been doing this a long time and covered other super bowls but they say every year it is so unique and they get those butterflies in their stomach. they are ready. there is 65,000 square feet of production trailers here in santa clara to make sure they look good and game looks good for you guys back at home. >> we heard from cold play with anthony mason even they were feeling nervous, probably being their biggest performance yet, even a huge band like cold play. >> reporter: i think they have gotten in the spirit though of things. they went down to los angeles and they met with a youth orchestra down there and got a little rehearsal. then they went to the late, late show with james corden got more practice in. they seem to be having fun. once they get in the half time show it should just be

spectacular. >> you are looking spectacular at 3:30 in the morning in the west coast. we appreciate you joining us. meanwhile it will be a exciting night, super bowl 50 right here on cbs-3 tonight. thanks for joining us. there is still much more to come on "eyewitness news". >> coming up next, she wasn't expect to survive past infancy. >> i was not expect to live. i was than the expect to be here today. >> as we mark, heart awareness month health reporter stephanie stahl shares krista's story this delaware county woman defies so many odd to overcome heart failure why she said her life is a miracle. and also ahead, making herself right at home, where a sea lion wondered into a restaurant. and then justin returns with quite a weather forecast, this weekend, but more snow is on the way, he has the the latest coming up next.

back on "eyewitness news". february is heart a bare necessities month. hundreds turned out for heart ball in center city. proceed will support the american heart association life saving mission of building healthier lives, free of cardiovascular disease and stroke, by stephanie stahl who you can see there with the mco ceremony. >> stephanie tells us national the go red for women highlights special issues women face when it comes to

heart disease. >> mostly can be prevented but thousands are born with congenital heart defects are the report report crystal as born with the congenital heart difficult fearing. crystal was told she would not see her first birthday. >> i was than the expected to be here today. >> reporter: talk about defying odd, krista has survived, heart failure, open heart surgery and a stroke. >> i had paralysis, and it was very scary. >> reporter: but fear just can't stop love and heart disease wouldn't stand in the way of krista getting married. >> it is a lot of everything, luck, miracles and just determination and wheel power. >> reporter: not only did she go on to become a parallel therapist with students with autism krista got in super shape and competed in a body building competition. >> going through heart failure and being able to say look i'm here because i was active and i take care of myself is pretty awesome. >> reporter: now she's on a mission to help other woman and raise awareness about heart disease and go red for women disease. >> it is not just man's

disease but woman's disease and february brings that out to light. heart month is my favorite month. i love go red for woman. know your bod and listen to your body. >> reporter: now living to celebrate your 30th birthday krista has wisdom behind their years. >> don't live in fear, don't let little things stress you out, and live your life and be as happy and healthy as possible. >> reporter: with her heart situation now under control krista and her husband are planning on eventually having a family. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". great story. workers at a high class, and, get a surprise visitor. employees found a eight month-old female sea lion pup a asleep in the dining booth at the marine room in san diego. it was under wait, dehydrated. the pup was taken to the animal rescue center. experts are cautiously optimistic about her recovery. >> ah, poor pup. >> at least it went in the the high class restaurant.

>> it is high quality. >> exactly. >> probably not as warm as san diego no. >> but still looking nice. >> we will have the sunshine out just like southern california, sunny conditions to day and shaping up to see a nice sunrise. live look at ocean city, boardwalk quiet but people will be outside later this morning enjoying nice start to the day. temperatures cold, below freezing along shore points. we are tracking a storm moving just off cher but bringing included, maybe potential for rain and a few wet snow flakes coming in tomorrow. we will talk about that in just a bit. big story is temperatures. they are dropping. average high is 42 degrees. we will be well above that today upper 40's maybe 50 degrees. tomorrow that transition day we will bring in more cloud, watching our next storm moving in the lower 40's and 30's tuesday and wednesday and only near 30 on thursday as another true shot of arctic air, buildness to the delaware valley. check it out wildwood 27. inland the atlantic city

airport 21. mid 20's in newark delaware. mount holly, mullica, voorhees all coming in the low to mid 20's. chad forward checks in at 24. lafayette hill milder at 30. here's the setup on storm scan three a lot of activity. one feature to the south, steady rain, inland snows in north carolina. that is storm that moves off shore but could be close enough to the coast tomorrow morning with a little bit of rain and few wet snow flakes. we will watch this system moving out of the southern canada, bringing cold air with a threat the for off and on snow showers. so we will break this down. it is a complicated forecast. it is not a well organize system. the it will transfer energy off shore during the day tuesday but it ties late to get a heavy snowfall out of this. here's the setup. monday afternoon and monday night we will see light rain and snow showers breaking out. it is off and on snow showers around at times tuesday. not a steady snow. this could be around to impact morning commute on tuesday. overall, light accumulation

expect, maybe general one to 3 . the lets a's time things out, there you you go storm number one, moves off shore maybe brushes coast tomorrow with precipitation. and then into monday afternoon, monday night we will see that next disturbance out of the midwest and snow showers breaking out monday night into tuesday morning. we will see a little bit of the break tuesday afternoon but more snow showers could move in later on tuesday night. so this is one model forecast generally about one to 3 inches a across the region, and some areas less than that, half inch to an inch. we will see how that plays out. by end of the week we're talking cold, ten to 15 degrees below average this arctic air sticks around for a few days all the way into next week even. forty-nine for a high today. warmest day out of the next seven. thirty-two for tonight, low temperature partly cloudy. here's that extended forecast, great super bowl sunday. monday more clouds, rain, snow showers develop late in the day and at night. thinks off and on light snow at times on tuesday.

by end of the week we are dry but just cold, we struggle to get to the lower 30's for afternoon temperatures, temperature rahel, back to you you. >> enjoy that warm weather while it is here. >> it is 6:49ish, time to check road. >> lets go to ann evans in the cbs traffic center, ann, what are you seeing out there. >> thanks, rahel and jim. not too bad, rahel and jim. this is schuylkill at vine street expressway volleys building but in delays or problems. if you are heading to the philadelphia auto show, at convention center, last day, i will go myself today but do look out for delays on arch street at 12th street. the area of the convention center this morning. we will move traffic cam to i-95 at girard in delays or problems on i-95 this morning. that is latees from cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans. "eyewitness news" will be right back for your super bowl

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and today was name nfl most valuable player for his effort. newton is the odd on favorite to win the super bowl mvp. needless to say they are both pretty important. >> for us, ultimate goal, for this sport toys win a super bowl. you win national championships in college and doing that but trying to get draft todd a team to put you in the right position to win a super bowl. >> it is a special week, exciting week, and it makes you very grateful for the opportunity just to have a chance to play in this game, super bowl 50, certainly, i think our players understand the significance. >> there is in rest for flyers, they are back in action tomorrow afternoon in the d.c. against the capitols. yesterday division rival rangers came in the center and walk out with a win. midway in the first wayne simmonds would get tangled up with ryan mcdonough along the board. mcdonough gives him a shot in the back of the head. there is a shot to the jaw.

he gets a game misconduct for. that done for the day. he didn't like that stick either. wayne would sit for the day, shane would score, shane gostisbehere on the power play find a hole, and his ninth goal of the season in just 32 games. ryan white thought he had first goal but he gets second one anyway would give flyers two-one lead in the third but would it not hold. rangers with the extra man, he ties it up with just under 13 seconds left in the third. overtime they go, no scoring, so it is a shoot-out and does not end well, it is the winner. the flyers do get a point but they fall three -two. what happens when you put the 29 worst team in the eastern conference together? sixers and nets at the center, thaddeus young back in the house in the third quarter, don't hurt him. he scored 22. he puts sixer up. in the port tj mcdonnell a a nice move in the lane. he had 17 points, starting for

the injured ish smith. under 30 to go, robert covington find a wide open nerlens noel for dunk. sixers win 103-98. okafor had a career high 17 rebound. big five is a philadelphia basketball institution that is celebrating its 60th year. there would be more to celebrate as within of the longest tenured coach woes hit a milestone, yesterday. fran dunphy looking for win number 517, but it would not be easy. late in the second half, quinton decozy gets one in the lane. that with give the owls a three-point lead, but wild ending, with temple up two, under ten seconds left off the miss, dave boys even it up. aj davis, he is there for the put back, that would tie it. it would get to the review. he does not the get it off in time. temple holds on. dunphy will surpass john cheyney for most wins in the history of big five coaches.

>> it is nice, crowd in philadelphia, i'm proud. i'm wishing every major metropolitan area have what we have in philadelphia in the big five and play each other and have great respect, honor, to follow those guys, who have gone before us. >> number three nova against 11th ranked providence dan you'll ochefu out with a concussion but junior darryl reynolds would fill in nicely. doesn't get much easier. they deathly for get about him. he puts in two of his 19, adding ten rebound, cats win 76-60. number one oklahoma and number two unc lost so nova could be number one for first time in school history in the regular season. the that is all for sports, i'm pat gallen, have a great day, enjoy super bowl 50 right here on cbs-3. now last week we saw cold play chris martin get in the car with the late, late show host james corden for some car pool karaoke. >> corden is now taking another special guest for a ride after the super bowl.

>> ♪ don't let the sun go down on me ♪ >> that is just a sneak peak of their car pool karaoke, you have to wait until after the super bowl tonight to catch the rest of it. >> don't miss a special addition of the late, late show with james corden after "eyewitness news" tonight. the don't forget cbs-3 is your home for super bowl 50. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's is what coming up at 7:00. >> more super bowl sunday coverage as we look at levi stadium where all of the action gets underway, just about 11 hours from now. stay with us. we will be right back.

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we will begin this morning with breaking news, frightening moments at the philadelphia a police officer, is drag by a car, in the overbrook neighborhood. same driver later crashing into another vehicle, on lincoln drive. good morning it is sunday february 7th, i'm rahel solomon. i'm jim donovan. we want to get you to tim jimenes from our sister radio station kyw news radio 1060 live outside southwest detectives with the very latest on the investigation. good morning, tim