this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the super tuesday show-down is on. hundreds of delegates are at steak, as voters hit the polls across the country. the race for the white house could come down to this. good afternoon, i'm erika von tiehl. the latest pole show texas is the only state republican donald trump is not poised to

win. correspondent weijia jiang explains why democratic presidential frontrunner hillary clinton is already looking toward the general election. >> voters are lining up at polling stations on super tuesday in what is expected to be a record turn out. polls show donald trump with the significant lead over his opponents, most of the 12 states holding republican primaries and caucuses. >> trump, 49%. >> the pollsters say those numbers may be low. >> there are some people who still won't acknowledge they're supporting him but they can't wait to vote for him. >> senator ted cruz believes he'll win his home state of texas, hoping to make it a two-man race. >> what we will see, i believe, is donald trump, both coming out with significant chunk of delegates and everyone else far behind. >> democrats are already in a two-person contest, and hillary clinton is hoping to land a knock-out blow to senator bernie sanders. >> sanders voted early this morning, in his home state of vermont.

but he's looking for more than votes tonight. >> the goal of today is to end up with as many delegates, as we possibly can. >> there are 80059 delegates at steak for the democrats, but polls show clinton with a lead of 20 points or more in six southern states. clinton hear already shifted some of her focus to the general election. >> i will stand up and fight for you throughout this campaign, no matter who the republicans nominate. >> clinton will hold rally in florida, tonight, the sunshine state votes on march 15th. weijia jiang, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". now, if the general reelection was today, new cnnorc pole finds republican frontrunner donald trump would lose against either democrat it candidate. bernie sanders earned 55% of support from people surveyed to trump's 43%. and in pretend head-to-head match up with hillary clinton, she would top trump's 52% to his 44%. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of

super tuesday, wednesday the polls close we'll bring you up-to-the-minute results on cbsphilly.com. erin andrews back in court breaking down on the stand against this morning in her $75 million hotel stalker trial. andrews, a sport reporter, says the marriott hotel was neglect in telling her stalker, michael david barrett, had err room number and then giving him a room next-door. he recorded her undressing to a peep hole, made nude videos of her posted them on the internet. andrews got emotional when answering lawyers questions today. >> the thing that hit home for me and hurts me the worse when girls high school, college, say except for the marriott stalker thing. >> it doesn't get better. >> her stalker was convicted in 2010, and spent more than two years in prison. but, andrews says, the damage

has been done the hotel says the stalk is her to blame. >> lion waiting in the wings, here it is, tenth and vine st. in center city lurking right in to change that forecast, let's head outside to katie where it is just lovely on the skydeck. just wait, right, katy? >> i clearly have winter weather accessories on, dress in layers, not necessarily short and t-shirt weather, however it, really is nice outside. and with that sun at your back, oh, feels so good. i'll actually take you out to another area camera, starts things off in the network camera. before we came on the air, couple of folks with their lawn chairs sitting on the beach, looking so picturesque right now, with the sun glistening off the open ocean water again not really warm outside. but above average, and for march 1st, we'll take t storm scan3, nice and quiet, nice and calm and collected for now

it, does change later tonight, as our next system makes it arrival here, already flirting with 60, we decided to actually up our expectations for daytime highs, glad we did now. 59 degrees, at the airport, 55, in atlantic city, generally up ear's, around the region as whole. just nice day, with more sun than anything, the rest of the day here, 55, our expected high at the shore points, and, even flirting with 50 up in the poconos, so, really nice weather coming our way, but eventually not only is rain and snow in the forecast, but a blast of cold headed our way, reminding us even though meteorological spring may be here winter actually still underway. erika, we send it back into you. >> developing right now, new grand jury report released today by attorney general, kathleen kane, claims two roman catholic bishops in the altuna johnstown diocese helped cover up the sexual abuse of hundreds of children.

>> report exposed the abuse by more than 50 priests or religious leaders over 40 year period. these findings are based partly on evidence from an once secret diocese archives. >> the secret archives was a safe, contained in the cabinet in the bishop's office, and this safe was under lock and key which only the bishop controlled. in the file cabinet marked confidential litigation files, filing cabinet was also four drawers, and also contained files lane he'd by the victim's names. >> specially agent of the office of attorney general stood inside this organization, they found themselves surrounded with evidence of an institutional crisis of child sexual abuse. >> that report is specially critical of bishops james hogan, and joseph adamac. cane said the statute of limitation haves run out for the alleged crimes some of the alleged abuse verse died. >> argument between two north philadelphia families spiraled out of control and ends with

two people shot police say violence happened between two families living in an apartment 3900 block of percy street argument escalated, bullet started flying, two men shot one in critical condition. >> they saw that there was signs of a violent struggle. they saw three knives on the hallway floor. they saw blood on the floor, blood on the walls a door had been forced off of it hinges, they found broken bottles, broken glass, they also found three spent shell casings from a semiautomatic weapon. >> police say one year old boy was in the apartment during that fight. but luckily he was not hurt that investigation is ongoing by east detectives. >> ice cream truck flips over, see this, causing major traffic jam, in south philly this morning. chopper three over that scene, i95 southbound, near columbus boulevard. another car was involved, as well. we're told that one man was

taken to hahnemann hospital with a injured wrist. no word right now on what cause that accident. there are still delays in that area this noon. >> the government has released the terms of osama bin laden's last will and testament. al quaida leader claimed he had $29 million, and wanted most of the fortune used on jihad. will part of more than 100 documents seized in the may 2011 raid that killed bin laden at his compound in pakistan. he also planned to divide some of his money among his relatives. >> now, a historic concert headed to havana, cuba, the rolling stones have announced they'll play thereon march 25th. now, they are the biggest bands to play cuba since the revolution in 1959. the free concert is expected to draw huge crowds, in a country where the government once persecuted young people for listening to their kind of music, rock music. the concert will come three days after president obama visit havana. coming up here on "eyewitness news", first, we will tell this little boy is

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quick thinking by a good samaritan, likely saved a life, watch right here. a two year old, watch the man, pulls right out of the back of the van. this happened in eastern china, and captured by the driver of the car behind that toddler. that toddler's grandfather

driving the van and didn't even notice. luckily the car behind pulled aside and pick up the little boy. the toddler was not injured. the rear door had apparently been damaged in a accident, and wasn't able to close properly, but thank goodness that kid is okay. all right, on your health watch this noon, a link between a lack of sleep, and over eating. researchers in chicago say lack of sleep intensifies the cravings for sweet, salty and high-fat foods, similar to the effect of marijuana scientists say sleep lost extends the effects of a chemical signal that enhances the joy of eating. sleep deprived patient ate nearly twice as much as those who got eight hours of rest. >> not great news, right? >> astronaut scott kelly marking final 12 hours in orbit after spending nearly a year in space. kelly has already handed over control of the international space station where he has been living since last march, studying the effect of orbit on the human body. kelly will land in desert

tonight at 11:00 27:00 p.m., they're very specific, he is expected back in texas tomorrow. now, kelly, who is phone from his tweets from outer space, sent this one earlier this morning. he says we're down to a wake up. earth, i'm coming for you tomorrow. good night from space. love his images. all right, still ahead on "eyewitness news", it looks cool but ice climbing really for everyone? what an expert says the one mistake is that could be deadly to potential climbers. katy? >> before the week is said and done, we are tracking some snow. yep. some snow. tell when you it gets here, and what you can expect coming up.

>> the sport of ice climbing is growing in top partially. one climber says just because it looks cool though does not mean it is for everyone. has been scaling ice for 38 years, and, even he is still war bye it. >> the 62 year old said one mistake could mean the difference between life and death. >> i'm scared all the time. i'm alive because i'm a very negative thinker. i always figure something will go wrong, i'm running five back up plans all the time. >> guess that's how do you it when earth climbing. >> i guess so. >> says ice climbing differs from rock climbing mostly

because climbers have ice changes, freezing, and refreeze, and happens in the winter. but you agree? couldn't he do mini golf, checkers? right up my alley. very safe. >> little put put? >> and beautiful day outside, katy? >> it really feels niles. wait until you step outside. very, very comfortable outside. still, requiring a jacket, i would say, but more march 1st standards, not bad at all. really is quite, quite pleasant outside. and doesn't last forever, that's why i say get out, enjoy it while you can. we eventually have to deal with not just rain but also yep some snow. now thankfully this doesn't look like major heavy hitting storm system. we go through everything, take a look what's happening at the local, actually, more region wide zoom. storm scan, the moment, nothing but couple of clouds, starting to bill owe into western portions of the keystone state, you can obviously see heavier rain also pushing right now in toward just north of cincinnati. and that is the leading edge of the storm that will affect us starting tonight and into tomorrow. potential for severe weather far off to the south, could

lay snow across the midwest, really only going to end up with some rainout of this, perhaps few rumbles every thunder. now future weather taking you all the way to 10:00 tonight. that's when about give or take an hour or two we start to seat first raindrops falling into our far north and west most suburbs. it will continue into the overnight. and as of the early morning risers, like erika and i, get up, head to work in the morning, we will be dodging wet weather t does look like you will surge have damp roads for at least first part of the morning rush, but the back edge of this is already pushing through, so if this speeds up well enough the majority of the morning drive should be fine. and then we clear out, end up with clouds breaking for some sunshine for the second half of your wednesday. so the timing could be a lot worse, than it really looks like it will be, here's basically just the snapshot view of all of the bullet points, showers developing through the overnight, timing generally, generally, midnight to 7:00 a.m., give or take, depending on location, and it will likely slow specially the earliest morning commuters tomorrow. not talking about much more than maybe half inch, so this could have been a lot worse, but will be a breeze that

picks up. storm two comes along, then, into friday. so as early as thursday night, we see this next disturbance cross by to our south. that put us on the coldest side of the storm. that's where we think we will start to see snow coming in. i would say most of the day friday has chance to see snow. but it would be light. it would be accumulating on unpaved surfaces. where we stand right now, we showed it to you earlier, 59 at the airport, pretty modest breeze for most, say for the folks at the shore, one more glance, at friday, and the overall seven day. friday, is the coldest day of the pack, with some snow showers, that could last any time during the day, mainly a grassy accumulation, but, we may end up with one, 2 inches out of that. on the unpaved surfaces. erika, we send it back over to you. >> katie, thank you. as katie was saying, march 1st it, means february, the end of february, and the end of black history month. but the study and celebration of black history should go on throughout the year and it can, because, one of philadelphia's treasures. joining me now, patricia wilson aiden president and ceo of the african-american museum

in philadelphia. patricia, so great to see you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. we think it is february. we think of black history month. this should and year around education, and this is really what the african-american museum history specializes in, the museum. >> absolutely. black history month is just one segment of the year. but, black history is american history. so, we enjoy welcoming our visitors every month of the year throughout the year. we are one of the premiere destinations in philadelphia for african-american art history and culture. so, we're hoping that it is not only february, but march, april, may, june, july, that we are going to welcome our visitors. >> year around, one of these great exhibits, first one, african-americans in philadelphia. >> yes. >> tell me more about that. >> called audition freedom. presents pan plea of african-american heroes, 1776 to 1876. that in american history, so, whether you are the family from north philly, or you're a family from iowa, coming to

learn more about this country's independence, we have place to go if you want to understand how african-americans contributed to the formation of our country. >> fantastic, and another one, i know couple of weeks left, but the afro cuban art. it looks incredible. >> it is wonderful and so time lip, called drapea-mania. two generations of cuban artist who is celebrated their african heritage, there until march 30. we are hoping people will come see us. >> fantastic. other aspect of the museum, you cover it seems all types of different african-americans from entertainment to sports. you really cover all different faucets. >> we are committed to celebrating african-american art, history, culture, our programs, cover all of those topics. so, we have family, friendly activities. we have those that are interesting to millennials, film screenings, if you go to our website, you are bound to find something that you'll enjoy. >> must be so fun for you to see the children coming in and hearing their comment.

what have you overheard? >> absolutely. it is so empowering, refreshing, we see children responding and saying oh, they look like me. and oh, this is wonderful opportunity, mommy, daddy, to actually learn through play. so we are really very excited to welcome all generations to the african-american museum. >> tell me more about the learn through play? >> learn through play, we have what is called a children's wall. that children's wall is specially for children who are from two to around six years old and it takes them through the lives of some historic figures, as if they were children. so they can engage that way. >> best way to learn through play, right? >> exactly. >> thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. >> if you would like to learn more about the african-american museum right here in philadelphia all do you have do is go to our website cbsphilly.com. click on links and numbers. we'll be right back.

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lovers. the philly pops makes a big announcement this morning. >> ♪ in the 2016, 2017 season, they'll play music from, it seems, everyone, elvis, louie armstrong, he will is a fitzgerald, great line up, right, katy? announcement made today at the clef club sound broad street, of course we have we're the proud media, can't wait for this new series to begin. the pops are in their 37th season. and just a terrific thing here in philadelphia. >> love it. ella fit gerald, cannot go wrong. >> the pots? >> can't miss. that's "eyewitness news" at noon. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. >> the young and the restless is coming up next. have a great day! >> ♪ >> ♪

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