from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". snow falling lightly, you can see it there on the arch in philadelphia's chinatown, the scene could change little later though as we are tracking some snow. you may not see much out of your window right now, but his is a changing situation. good afternoon everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm erika von tiehl. katie tracking this tricky storm, all going see it at some point just matter when, how much, this thing is pokey.

we will want to get right over to katie with the forecast. >> like the pokey little puppy. doesn't want to leave. it will take its sweet old time, large expansive system part of the forecast here it doesn't have a loft moisture with it, doesn't have a lot every strength, so, we are going to see snow out of it, i call us more than anything big fat nuisance on fat tuesday. >> to current snowfall totals we are tracking, very short list, generally location that is fall anywhere from philadelphia on southwest. >> thugs far, generally unpaved surround fuss pick up inch, in glenmore, for example, at philadelphia international airport, so far .3 of an inch. we have been in the thick of this for many hours, but light precipitation bark worse than the bite, primarily the southwest half of the delaware valley getting included here in terms of the precipitation. also, plane old rain across portions of delaware and southern most new jersey here. now, we're sort of sitting

right along this barrier that's setting up. where you will end up with steadiest moisture, looks like the radar will eventually fill in with time. we are track that little bit more later in the show for you. but, just here's where we stand right now, you have got winter weather advisory post in the all of the counties shaded in purple there. those last until tomorrow morning, also, winter storm warnings, for choice few locations primarily west of philadelphia, although coy see us doing decent here with snow fought toll as in new castle as well as salem counties, too. your general synopsis, though, the snow going to be light, it will be intermittent, off and on, scattered, however you want to put it, but it won't be huge swat of heavy snow that comes through. higher totals granted head further southwest of philly but general one-3 inches still our expectation, watch for slick travel out there, a lot of time these more lackluster system tend to bring some of the worse travel issues, especially if the road isn't treated this could get little slick. meantime everything we do see come through today will be light, but still with us, any time the rest of the day or

night, temperatures in the meantime have chance to climb to the upper 30's, in philly, at the shore, up in the mountains little colder, but, you might even see few peaks of sun along the way, lot of moving pieces with this one, jim? >> thank so much, katie. you can track the weather any time download the free cbs philly weather app. it is available on itunes and google play. >> we have new video this noon shows the brawl inside old city whatever led to assault investigation, involving former eagle, lesean mccoy. crossing broad. com obtained this video which shows what appears to be a fight inside the recess lounge early sunday morning, police report obtained says mccoy and throw friends allegedly punched and stopped two off duty philadelphia police officers. the officers were seriously injured. so far, no arrest warrants have been issued.

>> officials are predicting record turn out. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is live at polling place in manchester, new hampshire, where people are out and about doing their civic duty. rahel? >> reporter: good afternoon, jim, that's right. this afternoon, we are here at the websters school, one of 12 polling sites, in the city of manchester, the state of new hampshire's largest city. take a look behind me. i have to tell this is actually smaller than what we have seen today but officials here telling me that they have seen strong numbers as of about 20 minutes ago. officials telling me they've already had 180,061 people show up, and of course we're expecting record turn out numbers across the state. so what we're seeing here, we are probably seeing across the state, as well. now, part of what makes new hampshire politics so interesting for many, is how many undeclared voters they have by some estimates, 40 to 45% of voters are undeclared, and what that means is that those voters can come here

today, to polling site like this, and they can decide which primary do they want to vote in. do they want to vote in the republican primary, vote in the democratic primary, then, and here is the key, they can still leave undeclared, and that's interesting, because i've been seeing a lot of people as i stand here, i've been seeing a lot of people double check and make sure, hey, i can still leave here undeclared. but it is very important to voters here in new hampshire, i keep hearing it time, time again. so all of these folks here will decide whether they want to vote republican or democrat. here's however the other thing. if you are already registered, republican, if you are already registered democrat, you have to vote in that primary, but again, 40, 45% of voters declaring themselves undeclared. so that's what makes new hampshire policy so interesting t could really go either way. now, polls for the most part opened at 7:00 this morning, they close at 7:00 tonight. so still lots of activity expected for the rest of the day, and we of course, will travel to some of the other polling sites, try to catch up with some of the candidates, and have updates throughout

the day. for now reporting live in manchester, rahel solomon, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> see how it turns out, rahel, thank you. as people in new hampshire are casting their ballots, presidential candidates are making the rounds trying to sway those undecided voters. correspondent weijia jiang breaks down all of the action in manchester. >> voters are already lining to up cast their ballots in the first in the nation primary. >> new hampshire never lets you down. >> the candidates are out early, shaking hands, as voters head into their precinct. >> thank you. >> jeb bush is hoping time spent in the granite state will pay off. but, says, he'll head to south carolina anyway. >> so you're going there no matter what? >> yep. great organization. this is a long, long process. a lot of things can happen in a very volume tight year. >> marco rubio also hoping to have a strong finish. >> i feel great. we have great energy, a loft great support, so looking forward to the results tonight, moving onto south

carolina donald trump the clear frontrunner in the polls but also led the polls in iowa, only to finish behind ted cruz went the votes were tallied. >> for the democrats, it would take a major upset for senator bernie sanders to lose. today's vote are all about expectations, moving forward. >> hillary clinton is pushing for every last vote. as she can close the gap on sanders, she can claim momentum just like bill clinton did when his second place finish 1992 earned him the title the come-back kid. sanders himself will likely say the win is proof that voters want a political revolution. weijia jiang, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of campaign 2016 and the new hampshire primaries, when not on tv you can always get the latest on our website cbsphilly.com. meanwhile, in our area, delaware county authorities are investigating a deadly hit-and-run in chester. a woman's body was found near

west ninth and haze street around 7:30 this morning. police closed off the roadway looking for clues, friends of the victim called her jennifer, and say she frequented the missionaries of charity shelter nearby. >> trying to get the bus or something like that and got hit, and the person sped off. i hope they move on and everything like that. >> police have not yet released description of the vehicle involved in this deadly hit-and-run. meanwhile, the search continues for a driver who hit a family in south philadelphia last week, and took off. the crime was caught on surveillance video. police are looking for an older model red honda that is missing its passenger side mirror. a mother and her two children were hit while crossing dickinson street last tuesday, and they all survived and are now recovering at home. a fire that heavily damaged a desperate apartment is under investigation this noon. >> crews respond to the 1,000 block of delsea drive just after 8:30 this morning. that blaze reached two alarms and multiple people were evaculated from that building. fortunately, no one was

injured. the red cross is helping those families who were displaced. well, in case you didn't know, it is fosh that the day today, that great german interested that's falls of course the day before ash wednesday. >> for many around the delaware valley means waiting in line for sweet treats. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo gives us a taste. >> open and taking orders before dawn, today's special at haaguely's in mayfair is the fashnaught. you probably know them as donuts, but whatever they're called there is sweet treat has customers hooked. >> have a good day. >> i've been coming here for over 40 years. i actually have to buy some, freeze them, for a friends on friday night, but they don't make them, only this day. >> that one day is fat tuesday or fashnaught, as it is known here in this old-fashioned german bakery, day for customers to indulge on the last day before lent begins.

>> it is just one day a year. >> what a way to indulge, haaguely will feed hundreds of customers by days ends. >> we just make them and make them. >> richard haaguely's father started the business 86 years ago. richard was born above the bakery. >> i grew up here and this is my whole life. my father told me when to start to work. but nobody told me when to quit. >> now he's perfected the recipe, and has handed it down to his son and grandsons. the traditional fast naught is powder. the cinnamin version wasn't created until a customer requested it, now here at haaguely it is a customer favorite. each fast naught hands rolled and cut, as for how they create the life fluffy dough, that's a secret, and the taste is almost too good to describe. >> i couldn't even tell you. you have to eat one. you have to eat one. >> well, if you insist. >> see you next year. mayfair, jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> and jan, if you are watching we know you didn't bring any back, so we're still

keeping you on record for that. it is fashnaught day in pennsylvania but most people are celebrating mardi gras today. tourist, marking fat tuesday in the french quarter, look at the great comes tombs, elaborate floats, flashy costumes, marching bands, beads and of course the vin yeah's, the parties ends at midnight when fat tuesday gives way to ash wednesday and lent begins for christians. right now let's give you live look at the fest i have tis in new orleans where the good times are still rolling. hang on, more floats coming down the way here, still hours of partying for thousands of people lining the streets. they'll be going for the next 12 hours, jim, if not more. >> alcohol fueled most likely. >> likely. >> meanwhile, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", terror during rush hour. two trains crash head-on caring commuters in germany. an emergency workers say one car is barely recognizeable. what investigators think happened when the trains hit a curve. >> also, hugh jackman has a warning that really everyone needs to hear after he reveals

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royal caribbean cruise ship headed back, the and the them of the sees head today florida whether it got caught in dangerous winter storm over the weekends, that churned up giant waves and high winds. pictures taken inside the ship reveal sealing damage, and overturned furniture, florida senator is criticized the cruise liner's decision to sale through the storm.

and calling on federal safety officials to investigate. meanwhile, two commuter trains crash head-on in southern germany, killing at least nine people, and injuring 150 other. transportation officials are blaming an apparent malfunction with automatic safety system. it was supposed to apply the brakes in the event the two trains end up on the same tracks, correspondent don champion has the latest. >> huge cents ever emergency response err carefully sifted through the mangled scene where two trains collided in southern germany. here, one of the train cars is barely recognizeable. investigators say the trains crashed hid head on just as the morning rush was getting underway. the impact derailed several cars. at leagues 150 people were hurt. >> a steady stream of ambulances were seen rushing to the scene, some of the more severely injured were flown to hospitals, german news agencies report the rail line is used by commuters who work

in munich, the accident happened on a single line that runs along the river, which officials said complicated the rescue effort. don champion, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> actor hugh jackman is warning his fans to wear sunscreen after revealing that he's battling skin cancer yet again. the 47 year old posted the selfie showing the ban and on his nose, wrote the cancer basil cell, a he can ample of what happens when you don't use sunscreen. the australian actor has been treated at least three time for skin cancer. i think that's the best warning you can give, especially someone so loved, all of those xmen movies, kids love him, good warning, this is what happens when you don't put sunscreen on. >> the sun is not your friend. meanwhile still ahead on "eyewitness news", before you eat lunch today we should tell you why you should eat some pizza. >> i like. that will the roof of the gas station comes down and caught on camera too. how the driver of that crushed car underneath escaped without injury. katy? >> and erika, of course we have our eye on system that is

brinking in some additional snow in addition to tracking snow we're also talking about some coastal flooding, so we'll have full details for in you my full forecast coming up straight ahead. stick around.

>> just horrifying site, here, california gas station, as you watch right there, the roof over the pumps collapses. amazingly only one worker was actually on that roof suffered minor injuries. two people were on top of the roof when they noticed cracks and then scrambled to get off. the driver of the crushed car really, i mean, if you can say he lucked out, okay now, inside the mini mart, was not injured. that car though suffering

severe damage. but incredible scene, that image. >> it must have been some crack, though. >> oh, just saying. >> but the weather wasn't the scare. i woke up this morning, at 2:00 a.m. thinking here it comes. >> i know, and i feel like you, when you just hear the word snow you automatically assume the worse, right? this is one of the systems where the bark is worse than the bite. i stay a lot of times, even on the radar, looks a lot of worse in spots as it actually is. we take you out first, storm itself actually very large system. but notice, i mean, you don't have a really classic wrapped up storm here. you do have pockets, though, of some moisture, so cents not moisture rich system, not strong system, but big, so it will be linger here for awhile, where the problems come into play in terms of the fact this is so prolonged we end up with minor accumulation out of this. some do better than other, notice this little set up. this is the barrier that we're seeing in the air masses, guys, allowing for this up lift. allowing for the moisture to

just come down as some snowflakes here. and it is coming down relatively well across portions of york, adams county just outside of the viewing area and south central pa. but generally speaking, we still haven't seen a heck of a lot. we did show you some of those snow totals thus far at most finding a inch or so in some of the western count ills. the other issue we've got to discuss here is the coastal flooding where there is still coastal flood advisory posted up and down the delaware bear and its contributaries for minor but widespread flooding, high tide starts to pick up anywhere from say just 15 minute or so actually more like ten minutes or so from now right through 3:30 p.m. that does lead the potential for roadway flooding could lead to couple of closures, so bottom line is follow the signs. heed the warnings. use caution. let me walk you through future weather. so we have had the moisture confined southwest of philadelphia all morning long. event lip, though, we get in toward the typical evening rush. it looks like the radar will start to fill in little bit more. this is basically where you are going to ends up guys around 6:00 p.m. give or take

an hour or two with your best potential to get say one to 3-inch swat to pick up. also across northern new jersey and up toward the lehigh valley. early tomorrow morning, lingering shower, or snow shower, maybe couple of flurries but nothing more. then we see the winds pick up, things start to clear out. one more check for you in the eyewitness weather snowfall map, bulk every any precipitation, in terms of snowfall totals, going to the southwest suburbs, outside of philadelphia, we throw salem and new castle count any there, as well, but delco, chester county, as well as lancaster county still sitting winter storm warning. not finding any snowflakes we can readily see here in the kutztown area middle school shot. there are shots indicating there is snow up there. it wants to come down but won't come down very heavily. temperature readings currently into the 30's generally region wide here. we will only tack few additional degrees on for daytime high. light snow. off and on. any time the rest of the day and night, lingering flurries and blustery winds in its wake tomorrow, then we head toward the tail end of the weekends. it will be a cold, really

cold, mid 20's at best, guys, with a arctic blase of chill coming in our way for friday through the weekends. >> as our friends ukee would say, cuddle alert. >> indeed. perfect time for valentine day. >> absolutely. >> ready for lunch? apparently national pizza day. does that mean it is a holiday? because you know on holidays calories do not count. so ladies what are your favorite toppings? >> i love tomato and onion actually. >> there go. >> big fan. >> i like procuitto. >> i like mushroom and extra extra cheese. >> anyway you want to give it to us, we'll take

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