bernie sanders and donald trump win and this could be a major turning point for chris christie, we are live. also the zika virus has been making international headlines and now it is in our own backyard. we will tell you about new local cases reported. and if you can allow yourself a few extra minutes heading to work or school this morning, there could be slick spots on the road, talking about black ice this morning. good morning, it is wednesday, february 10th i'm erika von tiehl. before you wake kid up check out bottom of the screen, there are several school delays, we will continue to scroll through them throughout the newscast. and it will start to get colder over the next few days as well, katie is on the sky deck. katie, meisha checking those roads. the not much good news today. >> yeah, good morning. the roadways are looking very wet, and very slippery a lot have of black ice still out there, katie. so when can we expect temperatures to bump up, or when will we see that. >> yeah, in the really. you set me up, to to

disappoint people. we are looking if you are in the a fan of the cold air to even colder conditions, in the days ahead here but that is for the next pretty clear the next couple days. can you you tell that there are a few flurries flying around here. we have since looking out we overlook parking lot at our station headquarters, final dustin on the car windshield. the it is not sticking easily to the paved surfaces but there are still lingering snow showers out here. you will see that very well represented on storm scan three. snow showers look worse sometimes then they are. it is very light to snow, currently falling here in the broadcast center and del marva peninsula, up and down i-95 but do expect that the aftermath of this storm system will continue to full retreat. aftermath issues will come into play where you run into pockets of ice, and anything that was wet, damp from yesterday has had a chance to refreeze now that the temperatures dropped off. we will give you caution yellow light here on the road this morning. afternoon it is mainly wet,

temperatures rise ago about freezing for at least the afternoon but tonight we will fall if to that zone where we are below freezing. mid 20's overnight. here's where we stan right now, at the four below freezing, every single one of these observation points. it is not scattered or isolated but anyone could run into the refreezing issue here. other than morning flurries or a stray straight up snow shower in a couple spots blustery conditions pick up and even though we do still have aftermath issues we have solid b minus. granted some schools are opening late giving scoot the that came through yesterday but things will get better with time here today in the wake of the system. >> well, that is some great news. thanks very much, katie, good morning, happy wednesday. you heard it, still cold, still some black ice, it will be slick, slippery and it will be busy. certainly was monday and tuesday, and i am assuming that today will be no different. we have an accident here, let the me back out of the way, to see if that has cleared. nope, still there. the route 30 eastbound ramps

to 202 north bound pulled off to that shoulder not causing too many slow downs but we are seeing volume levels increase right now, as we push in the 6:00 o'clock hour. just make note of that. also the vine looking at west and eastbound directions looking good, although ten minutes ago looking at this camera it didn't quite look this busy. we know volleys building on the vine as well as we should, snow, 202, headlights in the northbound direction at boot road this is where we're starting to see where we do see snow on the the sides but also, on the roadway, and just maybe 15 minutes ago we were seeing snow flakes coming down by camera lens. still very slick, slippery and cold here. 202, headlights moving in the northbound direction north of west chester. actually north of wilmington delaware foulke roadblocked all directions all lanes at silver side road, use an alternate marsh road and wilson road. erika, back over to you. next up, south carolina for donald trump he is leaving new hampshire with his first win of campaign 2016. trump has 35 percent of the republican vote, and ohio governor john kasich is second. senators ted cruz and former

florida governor jeb bush and marco rubio, they are battling for third place. trump told supporters that if elected he would make america more competitive. >> we are going to make america great again but we will do it the old fashion way. we will beat chine, japan, we're going to beat mexico and trade. we're going to beat all of these countries, that are taking so much of our money away from frustrates. >> kasich poured nearly all campaign you resource necessary new hampshire. new jersey governor chris christie spent time and resources in the granite state, after last night's disappointing outcome he is reconsidering whether to re-continue his campaign. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us from pennsauken getting an ear full from voters out there, justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ear full indeed, just as we spoke to several people this morning, many thought their feelings were too extreme for tv, whoever there was a consensus, one, that their governor was distract by a presidential possibility, and

they also felt they saw christie doing more campaign then governing. >> mary pat and i spoke tonight and we decide that had we will go home to new jersey. >> reporter: tuesday night in new hampshire g.o.p. presidential hopeful and conservative governor chris christie announced that he and his family are reassessing his white house bid as the presidential primary path continues to south carolina it will take a while to count these votes. we want to see exactly what happens. we will go home to new jersey to wait. >> reporter: back in the garden state christie has folks waiting for him although some are not willing to roll roll out welcome wagon. >> would you welcome him back. >> i was going to say something, that is disrespectful. >> i know he is campaigning but state we are living in and things we are going through this year, he should have been showing his face around here a little bit more. >> he was voted, elected to do a job here and in my opinion he failed to do that job. >> reporter: early results put christie spot number six in

new hampshire, a bottom rung finish one that makes him not eligible for upcoming south carolina debate where top finishers in new hampshire, iowa and polls are welcome. >> we leave new hampshire tonight without an ounce of regret. he was too focused on the campaign and he lost touch. >> reporter: typically tough talking governor struck a reflective tone tuesday, following what has been a bear knuckle fight for the white house. some in new jersey say they never saw their governor as presidential. >> no, not at all. this country would be in bad hand if that were the case. >> reporter: new jersians like their governor not holding back in their commentary here, this is likely not last we have seen of governor christie, this election cycle, look for him to pop up, even more along this presidential season, that debate on cbs is set for this saturday coming up this weekend at 9:00 o'clock. erika, back over to you. thanks, justin. well, certainly no surprise in the democratic primary, bernie sanders from

neighboring vermont scored a landslide victory against hillary clinton. he thanked the voters for making, and making him a contenders. >> what happened here, and, arouse elect trait, people who came out, in large numbers, that is what will happen, all over this country. >> the clinton campaign argues their candidate will do better in the democratic caucus in nevada and south carolina. you can see all of the election results on line at cbs philly.com. coming up next we will go live to new hampshire to learn what the primary means for the future of the the race. all right. right new 6:07. it is a vote pennsylvania attorney general catalan kane calls unconstitutional. despite her objections, state senators will vote today to remove her from office. the resolution would require support from at least 33 senators to pass. unlike impeachment the move does not require action in the

state's house. we will speak with art heywood a democrat who initially supported kane's removal from office but has been since changed his mind. >> in this process of determining whether she should or shouldn't be removed, i haven't heard anything convince ago this would suggest that she should be removed. what is it that she cannot do that is important to the job, i haven't heard that. >> it is unclear if governor wolf will sign off on the measure if it does pass the senate. he called on kane to resign. kane is scheduled to go on trial in august when she will face charges for allegedly leaking confidential grand jury information. it is confirmed a woman in delaware and two pennsylvania resident have contracted the zika virus. delaware, pennsylvania divisions of public health say that all those infected traveled to area affect by the out break. the mosquito born illness is generally mild but can cause birth defects when it affects pregnant with man. we will have more on the local

cases in our next half an hour. well, we are also learning more about the dream vacation that turned into a night the mayor for hundreds of people a aboard royal caribbean's anthem of the seas. that cruise ship sailed into violent weather over weekend and won't return to new jersey until tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff spoke to passengers from our area. >> reporter: on saturday it was cocktail making robot that is are most striking to the anthem of the seas passenger, michael. >> it is a neat state of the avert ship. >> reporter: hatboro residents left out of the north jersey port bound for bohamas with his fiance and more than 6100 passengers and crew members. mid sunday the trip took a turn. >> people are starting to freak out, and you start seeing crew members they are running around, shutting down the bars, they are literally just in a frenzy. >> reporter: for good reason, colossal ship was caught in the the wild storm system off of the coast of the carolinas. conservative estimates put wind gusts inner 150 miles an

hour, passengers were told to stay in their cabins and there they took to social media. >> at any point did you think you might testify leave this ship. >> reporter: delaware county's emily harris says at the height of the storm it seemed that boarding life raft may even be too dangerous are. >> so we just stayed in our room. it was ter filing. we had no where to go. we just had to stay and ride it out. >> based on everything they have done, they did everything they could to make it right, i assume but how we got into that decision is a mystery to me. >> reporter: others too, senator bill nelson of filets calling for an investigation into why the ship pressed in the path of the storm. a lot of things have been repaired. >> reporter: when given a tour sunny skies made things seem normal. as for mike, he was planning a cruise for his honeymoon. >> i don't know if i will be going to do a cruz again after this. >> all passengers have been refunded and royal caribbean is allowing 50 percent of the value of this trip ton applied

to the next one. reporting from the sat center, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, still ahead, this morning on "eyewitness news", new video surfaces as prosecutors consider charging former eagle lesean mccoy with assault following a brawl in the olde city nightclub that left two off-duty police officers seriously injured. more information on that. also criminal charges could be filed in flint's water crisis as cities mayor comes forward with the plan to give residents clean water but it comes with a hefty price tag. >> ♪ >> disney has no plans to let it go, we will tell you about the new plans in the work for frozen. oh, elsa fans stay tune.

christians will observe ash wednesday and begin the lent season of sacrifice. the christian will receive ash toes remind them to repent. during the 40 days of lent many believers give up a favorite food or activity, for others, they will perform acts of charity. season of lent is meant to get christians ready for easter celebrations, easter is march 27th this year. turning to our weather heading out early swing by church watch out for slick spots, katie. >> definitely. we have a little bit of snow that might lead to troubles out there as well. we are looking at live neighborhood network and you have to look closely. i did just right before we came out to the shot, there is

very light snow flying out there, reducing your visibility dramatically over the delaware river, anyway. it not as much as a concern other than slick travel. we have very light snow, and, that is my catch phrase with this storm, because anything you have, just looks worse then it is. snow is light, it is perhaps leaving a dusting at wheres in some spots, but generally just flurries are flying in these spots. now this storm again is making it forward, and still looking somewhat scattered in nature but still here, but there in lies the problem. you can see a streak of snow starting to dip south here eventually we are going to see another system push on through to reenforce chill. this first one reenforce is it on its own. high pressure build in thursday and friday before another system comes along to reenforce that cold. as it does so, it will send temperatures on a downward spiral bringing a light snow shower friday night into saturday. when we talk about the chill

that is on the way with two blasts of cold essentially here we will have temperatures from 15 to 20 degrees below seasonal average. the majority of the seven day features temperatures that don't hit 30 let alone freezing mark. saturday, sunday valentines weekend definitely coldest. the thinks coldest air we have experienced this season. another head liner for potentially next week with a new storm that might be brewing at this point, it looks like it is a tuesday concern but timing off similar with what we had this past week here. we will see how we do we will keep an eye on it. but for now it is all about the cold. >> they are coming. >> traffic cameras, i'm starting to see more and more snow which is odd. more snow flurries still coming down, in certain areas. if you are just waking up good morning, happy wednesday. just know we are still dealing with black ice, out there. it is looking wet in some areas but certainly you can assume black isis still on the roadways. this is a live shot, eastbound

schuylkill toward the blue route and you can see looking like again, as i said, very slick conditions. we just switched here and what you are looking at where we had an accident route 30 eastbound ramp to 202 north bound pulled all the way off to that shoulder for those around that area not causing too many slow downs but it is certainly could. then when we look at headlights you can see that glare on the road surface, this is actually looking more like black ice and then it is, to the wetness we are experiencing from just that melting snow or melting ice. not so much the case now. now it is just too cold. it will hold that ice and refreeze, anything that may be had that you had out. headlight coming in the eastbound direction of the boulevard. this is an area moments ago we were seeing snow coming down and i have updates on flooding coming up in a bit but first we will take a quick break. stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back.

mayor of flip michigan want to help solve the water crisis. the she's heading to washington d.c. where she will testify before house democrats. reporters kim hutchinson has more on what the mayor will ask for. >> all lead pipes in the city of flint, need to be replaced. >> flint mayor karen weaver did not mix word as she revealed a plan to fix the cities toxic water crisis. >> i'm announcing a fast start plan, an estimate $5.05 million-dollar project, to

remove, and replace, flint's residential lead pipes as quickly as possible. >> reporter: on wednesday, governor rick snyder will ask legislators for an additional 195 million-dollar, to deal with the problem. but he hasn't thrown his support behind pipe replacement the just yet. he will only commit to reviewing the proposal according to a spokesmen who says experts recommend pipes than coated with a chemical preventing corrosion before terming which line should be replaced. snyder says he isn't necessarily opposed to weaver's plan. >> it is more a question of let's do it in a organized, thoughtful, scientific, and engineering correct fashion. >> weaver pulled in punches in her response. >> we cannot wait for that. we don't trust that. we deserve new pipes. i cannot imagine that he would not support this plan. if he doesn't, shame on him. >> reporter: meanwhile team investigating the christ fridays michigan eastern general says criminal charges could be filed.

>> you know, involuntary manslaughter and deaths that may have happened to some younger person or older person because of this poisoning to misconduct in office. >> reporter: kim hutchinson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead this morning where you can get designer wedding dresses for less than $300, um-hmm, that is coming up. and a local fourth grader is holding a valentines day bake sale but she's not keeping money, proceeds go to something much sweeter and closer to her heart. hear her story and find out on you you you you you can help in this weeks brotherly love. katie, temperatures are dropping in time for valentines day. >> indeed it is, coldest air we have experienced this season about to be unleashed around the depth of arctic. how cold will it get? we will track one round of snow this storm just doesn't want to give up, we will do all that, track it for you, talk temperatures and that and more whe

prosecutors are decide if you go they will charge former eagle lesean mccoy with assault following a nightclub brawl that left two off-duty philadelphia police officers seriously injured. new cell even if video shows that the violence at recess lounge in olde city early sunday morning. incident reports say the officers were injured during an argument with mccoy and three of his friend. it was all over a bottle of

champagne. mccoy has retained a high profile attorney to represent him. friday's bruce springsteen concert has been sold out for months but you can still get tickets and benefit philadelphia schools. >> ♪ >> mayor jim kenney's suite at wells fargo center has 18 seats and fun for will school district of philadelphia is selling home for $556 each. you can get that sale through our web site at cbs philly.com. mayor's seat will sell seats for concert by adele and justin beiber. can't find better seats in the the house then that. frozen fans, they are going, to broadway. disney has confirmed the blockbuster animated musical will hit broadway in the spring of 2018, after an out of town try out, no word where just yet in the summer of 2017, the movie's oscar winning song writers are set to pen new songs for the stage version, along with the film's

familiar favorite. so 2018, heading to broadway, how about it. coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" bernie sanders and donald trump win new hampshire primary. we are live with the results and what it means for the future of the race, jan. erika, mosquito born virus, zika has now made its way to 17 states, the delaware valley has three confirmed cases, who health experts say should be most concern, coming up, meisha? all right, the schuylkill is starting to heat up plus an accident and flooding in delaware, i will have updates coming up but first we will take a quick break. stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will

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good morning, after denial, victory for both bernie sanders and donald

trump. now the attention heads south. focus of campaign 2016 is now south carolina. trump finished first and led g.o.p. john kasich broke away from the rest of the pack to claim second place. weijia jiang joins us live from manchester new hampshire to talk about the outcome, weijia, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika and good morning to everybody. these crushing wins for both trump and sanders really speak loudly here, highlighting voter frustration with the current state of american politics. but there is still such a long way to go before the party conventions in july and on the g.o.p. side a lot of uncertainty about who is trump's most threatening challenger. after finishing first in last night's new hampshire primary donald trump has his sites set on his next major contest. >> we are going now you to south carolina, we will win in south carolina. >> reporter: cbs news exit poll shows voters favor trump's position as political

establishment outsider, and overwhelmingly support his temporary plan to ban muslims from entering the u.s. ohio governor john kasich rose to second place, thanks to an impressive ground game. >> let me tell you, there is so much that will happen if you don't have i have seat belt, go get one. >> real winner is the conservative grass roots. >> reporter: pundits say first place iowa finisher ted cruz could regain momentum in the palmetto state where republican voters prefer evangelicals. >> the claim against kasich, for somebody like ted cruz is same one he can make against donald trump which is neither of them are real conservative. >> reporter: on the democratic side, bernie sanders rode a wave of support from young people and independents to beat hillary clinton. >> what voters here, in new hampshire confirmed tonight is nothing short of the beginning of a political revolution. >> reporter: clinton's camp is banking on support among minorities to give her an edge.

>> it is not whether you get knocked down that matters, it the is whether you get backup. >> reporter: two contenders will take to the debate stage tomorrow night in wisconsin. but sanders first stopping in new york city where he is speaksed to have breakfast this morning with the reverend al sharpton, chris christie heading north too, new jersey governor says he is going home to quote take a deep breath before deciding whether to stay in the race. we're live from manchester new hampshire weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> weijia, thank you for that support. we are seeing snow showers this morning and the temperature is the big story. that will drop very soon, katie. the just how cold are we talking for the next few days what do you think. >> we will get a couple reenforcement. this storm pull as way and then another reenforcement comes away in the tail end of the week. the that is what we are facing out there but in the meantime what we are finding on storm scan three is a pretty decent pocket of snow showers which

does appear as though it will have a chance to fizzle as time progresses here but regardless, first state of the delaware, most of the del marva peninsula certainly here in philadelphia we are finding quote, unquote, light snow. so what it will do is reduce your visibility out there, we might pick up a quick dusting up to a half inch depending on your location if you get enough intensity briefly here but slick for untreated surfaces, granted, we have an issue of potential for black ice just because of what fell yesterday. watch for reduced visibility. i looked at observations with regard to that. you are generally at 2 miles to as low as a mile, and when we have snow falling, so watch for it but generally speaking we are on the heels of this storm system. it will be wrapping up and out of here pretty quickly. 32 degrees the temperature at ac. philly international at 31 degrees. the westerly wind picking up from ten to 15 but we could see gusts as high as 30 or 35 before the day is said and done in the wake of the

system. once we get rid of the luring concerns we will rebound to the upper 30's, expect to see some sunshine but the other sort of, you know, issue you have to throw in the mix is that wind. it will be net isable and it will make it feel colder then thermometer readings, meisha. >> great to know, thanks very much. happy wednesday, every within. if you are thinking of leaving your homes maybe jumping on the roadway just know it is starting to heat upright now and you are still dealing with this morning with black ice. we have seen slick roadways out there and take a look, this is ben franklin bridge looking very hazy, not quite sure if that is camera lens itself or if visibility really is this much of an issue, either way, just know that conditions this morning are going to slow you down a little bit and they are slippery. give yourself a couple extra minutes but overall ben franklin bridge for those coming from new jersey in the westbound direction is actually looking pretty darn good, and quiet. that is good news in that area one area that is not looking so slow, so quiet, is i-95

south at cottman, we can expect this. i will let you know that this seems heavier than normal. thinking of jumping on interstate i-95, just know it is looking very slow. we are seeing brake lights off in this area but no longer traveling at posted speed and it is only 6:30 in the morning. give yourself a couple extra minutes. we had flooding all cleared, route 47 was block near route 130 but that is all cleared for those in new jersey and flooding that we do still have in new castle delaware airport road, possible lanes are block in and around that area. we have an accident north of wilmington in delaware, erika, back over to you. the zika virus is spreading, north. there are three confirmed cases in our area. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joining us with the latest, in your area and your state it makes you stand up to say what is going on. >> reporter: it is a concern but health officials say there is in reason to panic. we do expect to learn more today but so far health officials confirmed three

cases in our area one in delaware, two in pennsylvania. these cases are all travel related. these people contracted zika outside of the u.s. health officials are emphasizing these case dose not pose a public health threat but they do want to focus awareness on pregnant with man because they do face the biggest risk. >> growing concern about the zika virus today after health officials new confirmed 66 cases, in the u.s. 3comm from the delaware valley, all woman who traveled abroad. health officials say zika is generally a mild illness that can cause flu like symptoms but most people don't realize they are infect. biggest concern is for pregnant with man, sick ace linked to birth defects and infants whose mother contracted the virus. >> anything which has a potential life threatening effect on our unborn babies is a major concern and we need to take it seriously but i don't think it is time to panic. >> reporter: doctor owen montgomery is chairman of obstetrics and gynecology at

hahnemann university hospital and at this point he says there is in vaccine or medication available for treatment or prevention. sick ace widespread, central in south america as well as caribbean. >> zika virus first detect in the western hemisphere in 2014 has reached u.s. and project to cause up to 4 million cases in this hemisphere. >> reporter: while there hasn't been transmission by mosquitoes in the u.s. just yet cdc fears it is just a matter of time. >> we do think it is likely we will have have limited local transmission in some of those southern states in the winter months now, we have a chance to get ahead. >> reporter: experts say an out break here is not expect to be as bad because the u.s. has better mosquito control. now these new zika cases in our area were confirmed by the cdc through blood tests, several dozen more are pending, health officials are now asking pregnant with man who have traveled to zika stricken countries to speak with their doctors and get tested, even if they are not showing any symptoms.

>> maybe in the yet confirmed but for confirmed ones do we know where in pennsylvania or delaware where they are. >> reporter: health officials are in the saying where they live obviously for medical reason and personal information reasons but they are saying that at least two women in pennsylvania, they have now recovered. >> that is good news at least, thank you. 6:39. a ceremonial ground break to go day will kick off work on renovating philadelphia's love park. is there a sketch of the new idea they have for us, plans for redesigning the famous land mark will be announced at a news conference. it will feature more trees, grass, and it is expect to be completed sometime next year. there is some controversy surrounding beyonce's appearance in the super bowl half time show. >> ♪ >> or calling it an attack on police officer. her dancer wore leather outfits and black barrettes, some politicians say that was ad in to the black panthers. they call attention to one move where the dancers held

their fist in the the air reminiscent of the the black power solute. anti beyonce protest, is planned for next tuesday, outside nfl headquarters in new york. coming up this morning valentines day just a few days away a perfect time for bride to be to do a little shopping. coming up where you can find brand new designer gowns at deep discounts. also this... in this weeks story of brotherly love this nine year-old girl loves to bake, she, her siblings and her friend are using her talents to take on a rare cancer. she will talk about the grandmother who inspired her when we come right back. >> ♪ >> looking live outside right now, i hope you are having a nice start to the day, so happy you are joining us, katie has forecast and meisha checks on the roads when we come right back, good morning.

check this out, if you can right here a snow day for baby bear in fin land's helsinki zoo. julia and her mom sophia played in the winter weather yesterday. while it is fun to watch, it is puts tolling zoo keepers because pair woke from hibernation one month early. one reason according to zoo officials may be because of recent mild weather but getting out, enjoying snow and, you know, gotten off ease think winter in terms of temperatures but now getting an arctic blast. >> you said it. this will be the coldest air we have experienced this season too really a 1/2 punch of cold air coming in. first of which comes through with the first season trying to make its full retreat. we will check with the eyewitness weather watcher network most of the will folks reporting temperatures just shy of the freezing mark by a couple degrees. i want to zero in on these, we will go out to 31.

that came from sharon crowley. we have not seen her on the board, so welcome back. thirty-one with lots of cloud there her, from gloucester township but you she's starting to see light snow, picking up and great advice to be careful because it is slick. also 31 degrees coming from kerr any mount laurel seeing a hint of light snow, a dusting where she is in mount laurel. it doesn't really cover grass in her location. the let me take awe cross the board here and go into one more and take you to north wales where 30 degrees is temperature that comes in from phil. he also reported just snow, but it has accumulated on the grass, far less on the pavement. exactly what we had sort of, off and on throughout the day yesterday but here's that round of snow that all of the watchers are noticing right now. it is more robust but it is starting to fizzle with time here. give it a few hours, we are basically going to see storm scan empty out the here. last gasp we will call it of this very sluggish system that

has been hit ising for over a day. looking at a storm system number one still trying to make its full retreat but will get out of here. weaver another streak of moisture dipping south, that will bring in some cold air to our area, in the the days ahead. when we talk cold we're talking cold. here and now is the the potential slick spots and poor visibility. we have a number of spots, specifically up and down i-95 under 2 miles. so please watch for that, that it may be one of the situations that you just get caught off guard and slowed down because of the weather. keep tonight mind, take tonight to consideration and then take out your winter coat you will need it, valentines day as you you on he washington would say, cuddle alert with full sunshine. high in better than 22 degrees. >> who doesn't love that, katie. i like the sound of that, good morning everyone. happy wednesday. this is the schuylkill headlights moving in the eastbound direction at the boulevard. you can see just how damp, wet, slippery, and dark it

looks but also volume levels certainly increasing on the schuylkill, blue route taillights moving in the northbound direction, looking busy and both directions on the blue route and i-95 south at girard, yikes, very busy, in longer traveling at posted speed there. very serious accident, fatal crash here, north of wilmington delaware, just to let you know pedestrian was hit in and around this area, foulke road is block all directions all lanes at silver side road, and use an alternate to get around this. i suggest marsh road, moving to wilson, otherwise alternatively wilson to marsh. you will be stopped in your track and have to maneuver. for those anywhere in this area this delaware you will to have get around. make note very serious accident there construction i-95 south ramps from delaware avenue is closed from november d suggest this would be your best bet but again that is construction that is going on until february 24th. we will get used to that. mass transit dart statewide schedule change and fair

increase, effective on sunday. erika, over to you. forget about journalism school new crop of campaign 2016 reporters haven't even finished high school. cbs news correspondent julianne goldman introduces us to the scholastic news team have of reporters. >> reporter: you might think this is any other shoe leather reporter covering hillary clinton in new hampshire but caitlin clark is just 11 years old. >> is there any specific issues you really want to cover. >> reporter: she's among 20 on assignment for scholastic news providing a kid eye view for the political process. >> we will get good jobs for people. >> thank you. do you have a plan so you know how to do that. >> i do, do i. >> fourteen year-old gabe ferris has learn that sometimes. >> why should voters vote for you you, donald trump. >> reporter: like the rest of us, sometimes you don't.

>> governor kasich why should young voters vote for you. >> you will in the get every interview so on to the next candidate. >> reporter: gabe's candidate maxwell had already spoken with john kasich and filed the blog post. >> there is lots of issues that affect kids, environments, education, the economy. that is one of the reasons i really like my job is i get to tell all of the kids about that. >> reporter: scholastic has had a volunteer press core since 2,000, since then the job has evolve. they are juggling multi tasking campaigns, and shooting videos, taking nets on iphones and, of course, tend to go their twitter feeds. as for making political predictions caitlin has seen enough of the cycle not to. >> i think it is just a level playing field right now and we will find out tuesday night. >> reporter: cub reporters making civics class look like child's play.

julianne goldman for cbs news, washington. >> smart bunch of kid. a young girl in gloucester county wants to help scientists fighting a rare cancer. as "eyewitness news" anchor ukee washington shows us her valentines day bake sale is full of love. >> reporter: little girl has a big goal, raise money for a research fund into the the rare cancer, that took her grandmother. erin and her friend sophia love baking. they are in charge as family and friend crack eggs and whip up cake batter. >> it the is just crazy when we're in the kitchen. >> at first we did it for fun and then my mom started to get sick so we dit for her. >> reporter: mom mom was laurie, she had a rare form of adrenal cancer, it is so rare it went undiagnosed for ten years. >> like one in 1 million people get it. >> reporter: her mother julia explained reality of such rare diseases. >> i said to erin that there has to be a way for people to

do research in order to find prevention and cures. i tried to explain that to her. the she's pretty smart. she said we should raise money. >> reporter: what better way than a bake sale. erin assisted and went in the kitchen. they sold their creations at mom mom's church and raised $600. they have gave money to the national organization for rare disorders. >> when we told her she was really happy. >> i felt like happiest she has been since she was sick. >> reporter: mom mom passed in september. erin's bail salees helping fund research grant in the rare cans their took her life. if they can get $33,500 the grant will be funded. so erin is holding another bake sale, on will valentines day. >> i want to have a triple of what we had last time but our goal for money wise is 1200. >> reporter: day of love, tea voted to a woman that they loved. >> she is still here in our hearts and we love her. >> reporter: bake sale is sunday february 14th at bunker hill presbyterian church in washington township gloucester county. it starts at noon.

can't make it find out how to donate to the fund at cbs philly.com. i'm ukee washington for cws3 "eyewitness news". always touches your heart those stories. valentines day is the sunday but sat the day may wind up being more important day for many women in our area here's y february 13th is the eighth annual bridal extravaganza at goodwill store in pennsauken featuring designer dresses at deep discounts. and, it is something for everybody. beach wedding, country weddings, city weddings, you name it. our variety the tore use woodill found out what the bride needs to know. >> bride gets here she will be issued a ticket. we have dressing rooms, and there is usually a line are for them. you have to come prepared. wear under garments. you have to get here early for that dream gown. >> good advice. in addition to the 400 gowns, the sale will also feature ago celeries, veils and shoes and for under $400 that is worth waking up early for. >> yes, torey rocking the tiara. >> i love it.

>> and erika, you know how expensive these things can be. >> i got the my dress already what was i thinking. >> yes. >> darn it. >> so organized. >> hindsight is 2020. >> yes. >> there you go. >> we will be right back.

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good morning erika, donald trump will be right here in the studio 57 live and in color after last night's big new hampshire win. we will talk with john kasich and jeb bush, plus the market for genetic tests is booming but is there proof that they work? part two of the cbs news investigation. and what you eat can affect how you sleep? we will talk with one of the country's top sleep specialists about that. news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes and counting. >> counting down that sleep story. your head lines on cbs-3 the focus of the 2016 presidential campaign, now shifts to south carolina following last night's new hampshire preliminary. voters handed victories to donald trump and bernie sanders while john kasich broke away from the rest of the pack to claim second place. as for new jersey governor chris christie he is heading home to reassess his campaign. he had a disappointing night in the primary finishing in sixth place, with 8 percent.

and the zika virus has made its way to our region. a woman in delaware and two pennsylvania residents have contracted the virus. today law make are will discuss out break on capitol hill. it seems people in philadelphia are not only ones that love it here. lonely planet has rang the city as the number one place in the u.s., to vice it this year. the company notes that philadelphia hosted pope francis last september and will welcome the democratic national convention this summer. help correct nice philadelphia's byob restaurant scene, and our unique mosaics, beautiful. last november philadelphia was name the country's first world heritage city this isn't news to us. it has been great for a long time. >> yeah. >> great that they get on game. >> totally, very cool. >> best day. >> and amazing yes. >> you want to be extra cautious out there. we have a band of snow coming through. i want to show you our live neighborhood network shots, snowy scene in kutztown at

area middle school. 26 degrees. cold start. here's that aforementioned little pocket of snow and it is widespread, bark worse than bite but we are finding this leaving behind a dusting on car windshield and unpaved surfaces. it could get slick for sure. >> for sure i'm seeing that. in fact here's an accident in north wales 202 north at route 309 block ago this right lane take a look at this looking very and very snowy and it looks like a spin out was involve. just use your best discretion, leave early and very serious accident, balls row closed at silver side road. it is a fatal crash. still ahead gale was just talking about this eat right and sleep tight how different food can impact your level of sleep. >> yes. >> we will leave you you with a live look at the art museum, the rocky statue back there, snow coming down. >> it is. >> we will update that forecast in 25 minutes, be careful about those slick spots. i hope you have a great day.

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, february 10th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump and bernie sanders slate landslide victories in new hampshire. hillary clinton loses among women. >> we will talk to john cakasic and jeb bush and donald trump here in studio 57. >> is it proof that it even works? part two of a cbs news investigation. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> i am going to be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. >> trump and sanders win big.