broken line of thunderstorms moving through so not everybody will get rained on but they are starting to intensify along this line right here moving through philadelphia at the moment and back to the west. we are watching this one cell in harrisburg poised to move in lancaster county. another cell south of philadelphia over delaware county and this one moved off the coast that was previously warned over burlington and ocean counties. i want to focus over this one in netter providence township that has lightening, pretty heavy rain. it does not have a warning at the moment but moving east at 359 miles an hour, and that will put it near darby by 5:06, west deptford by 5:16, deptford by 5:22 and gloucester by 5:29. biggest threat is strong damaging wind in excess of the 60 miles an hour as well as potential for some hail, in excess of three-quarters of an inch in diameter, and very heavy rain that will slow down, the rest of the afternoon commute. we are still under a severe thunderstorm watch for the area until 9:00 o'clock tonight. biggest threats with any of these storms damaging wind and hail and i do expect next

couple of hours to be when we are under the gun for severe weather and then starts to die down after 7:00 o'clock or so. still in the the slight risk for entire region. we have a severe weather out break just getting underway in the planes, that one has been labeled a particularly dangerous situation. we will have more on that coming up. heading out to the polls this evening, scattered showers and storms, not every spot get hit but these storms could turn briefly severe, heavy downpours, gusty wind and possible hail this evening. if you are out and about see those dark cloud rolling in time to move things indoors, and big changes with the storms moving out, warm temperatures do as well, i'll tell but those changes coming up, jessica. now, to campaign 2016, it is primary day in pennsylvania, and delaware. the voters are finally having their say. we're told, turnout is steadily. >> front runners in the presidential race are looking to solidify their path the to the nomination here in philadelphia and cleveland.

"eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter joins us from election central with plenty of excitement, walt. >> reporter: ukee, despite importance and excitement of this election only one of the candidates, hillary clinton, will actually be here in town tonight when we start counting the votes. three g.o.p. candidates already in other parts of the country, already eyeing primaries in the future and democratic candidates, bernie sanders is out of town as well, however, he was here earlier paying a special visit to the reading terminal market where he surprised and delighted a lot of folks. suddenly politics was on the menu at reading terminal market. bernie sanders shaking hand, turning down offers of these steaks and lots of other goodies, before accepting a gift of blue bliss, and posing for a selfie with zoe at fair food farm stand. i got him a bag of blueberries and shook his hand. i was like you will do great. >> pennsylvania is one of the the key states of today, lot of delegates and we will do everything we can to capture

every possible vote we can. >> reporter: as sanders departed, heading to west virginia in advance of that state's may primary, hillary clinton will be in center city this evening with experters as results begin to roll role in. donald trump now plans to be in new york city, counting votes and delegates, not the just in pennsylvania's primary, but four others underway today. looking ahead to the may third, indiana primary, ted cruz will be holding a rally there. while john kasich, who also had planned to be in the indiana canceled his plans, for an election night gathering there, after he and ted cruz, united their campaigns attempting to stop trump so while most of the candidates will be out of state, the voters most definitely were inside their polling places, all very large, turnout today, and fortunately officials say the large turnout, everything went, extremely smoothly. live from election central i'm

walt hunter, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". voters in delaware are also heading to the polls in large numbers, "eyewitness news" at highland elementary in wilmington, presidential race is the main attraction on the ballot, no local races are being decided, the polls close at 8:00 p.m. one of the most watched local races is for pennsylvania's second congressional district. incumbent congressman chaka fattah is autopsy against three democratic challengers and "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff tells us what is at stake. >> reporter: we have seen a steady stream of voters at various locations, but when it comes to this race there is a very significant elephant in the room. the most contested congressional race, in the second district has seen in over two decade once again centers around the man who has held the seat for 11 terms. >> this is a great morning. >> reporter: congressman chaka fattah cast his ballot this morning and will face trial for federal corruption charges next month. >> voters of the district to have decide to punch my

ticket. we will win today because of the work we have done and their support of the work that we will continue to do and watching. >> reporter: state senator dwight evans first ran for office at the age of 26, he now seeks to represent the district comprised of a large part of philadelphia in a section of montgomery county. >> i have been making my case for the last four months trying to get across the importance of some representation in the second congressional district. >> reporter: attorney dan miroff told "eyewitness news" that his decision was not directly due to congressman fattah's charges but because of the need to provide voters with another option. we met him at the polls as well. >> i'm excited. turnout has been great and reception has been great. i'm exited to what it will be tonight, we will find out. >> reporter: lower merion town hip commissioner brian gordon is fourth democrat on the ballot, the attorney has focus had his career on civil rights. >> people are looking at the campaign as a chance to address forgotten neighborhood, need for schools, better schools, libraries, after school programs and second chances

for returning prisoners. i mean this is what i brought on and that is what i think has gotten through. >> reporter: how messages of these candidates resonated with voters and how will they respond to the incumbent's current financial and legal troubles? for that, we will to have wait and see. for election 2016 i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia's mayor jim kenney performed his civic duty this morning. he cast his ballot at old first reformed church in olde city. well to day democrats will decide the winner of the four week contest to see who will challenge senator patrick tomb any november's general election. the katie mcginty the former chief have of staff for governor tom wolf is among those vying for pennsylvania senate seat. "eyewitness news" was at mcginty's polling place in wayne earlier this morning where she cast her vote as one of her daughters stood by her side. we have captured a rival, former congressman and three star navy admiral joe sestak. the sestak stood in line with other voters before casting

his vote at his polling location in gradyville. john fedderman voted in pittsburgh, mayor of the braddock is running as a political outsider, allegheny county businessman joeys also on the ballot. also on the ballot today candidates bat tolling succeed pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. "eyewitness news" was there as democratic candidates josh shapiro cast his vote in meadow brook. republican candidates john rafferty headed to the voting booth in eagleville. also running on the republican side, joseph peters, and on the democratic side, joe morganelli and steven is a pala. the poles are opened in pennsylvania and delaware, you still have time, they will be opened until 8:00 o'clock tonight. now in other news tonight there is a big break in the cold case police have made an arrest in the 2003 arson in olney that killed five family members, including an infant. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is at police headquarters with how police crack the case.

>> reporter: look hard enough on the 100 block of widener street and see evidence of what happened here 13 years ago, middle of the night, november 18th, 2003. >> then i could hear the mother screaming, calling for her sons. >> reporter: ferocious fire swept through this olney home killing three month-old jacqueline santiago, her mother, claire deville, and her father 23 year-old john santiago, his 17 year old brother allie and their mother francis contact dejesus. investigators say early on it was arson but they never said hot suspect arsonist was, and why, until right now. >> this is over a bar fight, and pride, yes, santiago got in the fight with the suspect and a couple of his friend but he was an excellent boxer at the time, a skilled boxer and he beat two or three of them up and because of their pride being hurt, they bent back, found out where he lives, came to the house and set the house on fire. >> reporter: police say witnesses led them to the

suspect three two-year old abdul riveria who was still living in philadelphia. the sister of the victim, now living in florida, spoke to me over the phone and said this, i think i thank everyone for helping with the case. it is a happy day but also a sad day. this has been a tragedy that has left a hole in my heart that can never be filled. neighbors meantime also had a mixed reaction, they say they are relieved but that no arrests, can have memories that haunt them. >> every time you look at that house you remember that night. you remember that night. >> reporter: philadelphia police say suspect riveria was very surprised to see them when they pick them up on monday evening. there was a reward for information leading to the suspects, police say those witnesses hoff come forward will receive a share of that reward money. reporting from police headquarters, rahel sol machine for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police continue their search foreman who abduct and sexually assaulted a woman in west philadelphia this past weekend. investigators say she was

forced in to a car an held captive for 11 hours. that 20 year-old was then able to break free, and neighbors came to her aid, they called police, this suspect is described as a black male about 23 years old with dread locks and a long beard. police are also looking for the man seen in this photos. this is suspect in the south philadelphia rape attempt. last week, allegedly forced a 19 year-old woman to the ground on wharton street. she was able to fight back and spray him with mace. this man is identified as a black man around 37 years of age standing 5-foot seven and weighing 225-pound. investigators are searching for the cause behind an overnight house fire, in chadds ford, delaware county. we will show you video from dave smiley, who shows the home on dog wood hill lane completely covered in flames. fire fighters responded to the scene around 2:00 this morning, no injuries were reported. chopper three over a warehouse fire in south philadelphia, fire fighters were called to the 3600 block

of south lawrence street just before 2:00 this afternoon it was placed under control in less than an hour. no one was hurt and causes still being looked into. video of the dog walking on a leash sparks outrage and goes viral. the doggies being walked wye a woman driving a car. coming up, see what happens when another driver confronts her. plus with kate middleton's wedding doctors a fraud, we will tell you why a designer is suing over the dress five years after the royal wedding. another reminder severe thunderstorm watch is in effect until 9:00 tonight. storm scan three shows you where the storms are right now, kate will track it after the break. blank. high steaks day in pennsylvania today as voters head to the polls. we will have reports from the campaign trail and analysis from john dickerson tonight on the "cbs evening news". then, stay tuned to this cbs station, as we tally up the votes throughout the night. complete campaign 2016 coverage on cbs.

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a minnesota court could decide who will inherit prince multi million-dollar fortune n court papers filed today prince's sister tyka nelson said he did not have a will. she asked the court to appoint a special administrator to oversee his estate. the 57 year-old music superstar died last thursday and it could be weeks before the cause of death is released. authorities in northern california, are looking for a woman hossa tempt to walk her dog, could kill the animal. take a a look at this video. woman is driving around in her car, with her dog outside on a leash and you can see the dog trying to keep up there. this video was posted on line and went viral and a lot of people were very, very upset about it. woman who recorded the video confronted the women seen in the video. >> you have a dog and don't feel like getting out to walk it then you shouldn't have a dog. >> an investigation is underway to identify the woman in the car. let's talk with kate about

our forecast and still tracking thunderstorms in some spots. >> in some spots, yeah, as we talk b these are scatter storms. not everybody will get the rain. if you don't, enjoy your lucky, sunny 84 degrees day but we do have some nasty storms that are popping up in portions of the area, this afternoon and this evening. skill under a severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00 o'clock tonight. just keep an eye to the sky. no need to cancel plans but if you are outside, definitely move on inside if you are at baseball practice or something like that if you see dark cloud, start to move in because these storms can form quickry. lets look at what is going on. we will go to one spot that got thunderstorms, cleared out behind the thunderstorms and see rainbow in the distance there we saw that on the kutztown camera, and it looks nice. seventy-six in the wake of the storms that moved through that area just a bit ago. take a look at that line of storms we are tracking through the rest of this afternoon and they are packing a punch. no severe thunderstorm warnings at the moment but you can see batch of nasty weather just poised to move into lancaster county.

that will continue its trajectory over chester county and eventually possibly into south jersey and delaware this front will get more of the southward push as well but we may all get in on the severe weather before the evening is through. right just above philadelphia crossing over camden and gloucester counties we have heavy rain here, possibly even some hail and strong gusty wind. this storm is not warned but will slow down traffic on i-95. back to the west there is that cell that moved from the harrisburg area into northern lancaster count a long the turnpike here, it does have lightening as well as heavy downpours, so if you are in chester county, possibly a long the turnpike or route 30, eventually watch out for this cell that will move through your area eventually. you can see difference between temperatures to the south and to the north, cooler air starting to move in, as that front progresses, southward, 60 in mount pocono. seventy-two in philadelphia still very warm, south of the boundary, 85 right now in dover. eighty-four in millville. 85 degrees in atlantic city. so for voting the rest of this evening 6:00 p.m. is when you want to keep an eye out.

it will be 80 degrees. showers and thunderstorms. we will start to clear things out around seven or 8:00 o'clock but even through 8:00 o'clock no guaranties there won't be thunderstorms around in delaware, they may be dodging some rain drops as you head to the polls but don't let it keep you at home. future weather shows these showers and storms clearing by about 7:00 o'clock. still lingering showers or storm down the shore around 9:00 but everything is out by 9:00. i'm concern about tomorrow and we have talked about this yesterday, this front will stall off to the south and place where it stalls is going to determine tomorrow's weather, also your location will determine tomorrow's weather. is there an indication that a couple showers in the morning may form south of the philadelphia, the cloud will eventually clear from north to south during the course of the day but wouldn't be shocked if a couple showers pop up. just a 5 percent chance of rain for your wednesday but then, thursday, friday, showers, creeping back in the forecast, temperatures drop and it will feel more like that april showers kind of weather we are used to this time of the year. overnight scared earth storms early and cloudy and cooler down to 51. for your wednesday, some sun,

noticeably cooler, we got to the mid 80's today. tomorrow more 20 degrees colder. stray showers south in the morning and you're witness weather three day forecast, well, showers return in ernest late thursday. first half of thursday may not be awful. showers creep in thursday evening, and then it goes around into friday. that doesn't look great. that is not summer like. the question is, the weekend rebound and i'll have that answer coming up next. >> we will see you then. >> thanks, kate, appreciate it. it was a great morning for saint james regional catholic school race for education. hosts, students, teachers and families as they raised more than $30,000. they are hoping to renovate their gym. they are on their way. lots of excited young people. they ran or walk around the school all morning to still have energy to dot cupid shuffle, with yours truly, when it is all said and done. well done family and young people asked me if i could do a little, yeah, a dab, so there you go. >> that is for you, kid. >> right back at you.

>> they were rolling. >> we had a great time. >> designer obfuscate middleton's wedding dress is a target of the wall street. >> the alexandria mcqueen fashion house stole her idea. the christine kendell allege her sketches were inspiration for satin and lace bridal gown. she sent her designs on buck ham palace five months before the royal wedding and received a letter thanking them for them. she's now suing mcqueen for breach of copy right. the label, and the royals both deny any wrongdoing. as we continue, chick-fil-a is recalling some of its food. that story is new in our next half an hour plus how fresh is your fruit. a new device claims to determine the condition of your fruits and vegetables we will show you how it works and when it could be available, don. point break how another injury could completely reshape the nba playoffs, and the season is over but not forgotten, why one young flyer isn't over that playoff loss to the caps, sports coming up

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thanksgiving came early, two weeks early for flyers when rookie shane gostisbehere made his debut. twenty-three year-old is just one of the many reasons why the team has a bright future. now today, players packed up for the summer but during regular season gostisbehere scored a point this 15 straight games, which is a record for nhl rookie defenseman. now flyers season ultimately came to an end sunday when they were eliminated from the playoffs bite washington caps. the l is still fresh on shane's mine. >> you watched the games now and you should have, could have, would have sort of a feeling but i try to step away from the game a little bit and not watch too much. i have a lot of hockey in my system. right now, you're still a little sour taste in our mouths. we're not happy about it but you have to move on and take positives from it. >> like that phillies hat, kiddies learning.

housekeeping for flyers, brayden schenn scheduled to meet with the nhl player safety department. he is heading to the principal's office for heading washington's tjoshi. he is suspended. he will serve punishment next season. >> phillies back in action visiting washington. nationals have the best record in baseball at 14-four. vince velasquez gets the ball for phillies. he better be careful with bryce harper, nationals all-star has three home runs against the phillies this season. step curry is out two weeks, now this, nine time all-star chris paul has a broken right hand, the clippers point guard will likely need surgery which could end his season, l.a. is locked in a two-two series tie with the portland trailblazer. you want the best players on the court when things are being decided but they are two of the best point guard in the league. >> all season long. >> and did you see the disappointment on his face.

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♪ there is still time to make your vote, count. more than 500 delegates are at stake, and in the presidential race today as pennsylvania,

delaware, maryland, connecticut and rhode island hold their primaries. our coverage of the campaign 2016, continues right now at 5:30. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. i'm ukee washington. republican race is far from kay yacht i can and democratic one fueled by unexpect twist. cbs news correspondent weijia jiang joins us from the sky deck with the latest. weijia. >> reporter: neither donald trump or hillary clinton will be able to secure the nomination tonight but at least for clinton if she does as well as the polls predict she can eliminate all doubt that eventually she will be the nominee. trump's road a head is a lot less certain and you are right, a lot more chaotic. voters in five states are playing key rolls in the presidential race today. especially on the republican side. front runner donald trump says it is time for his challengers to go. >> they ought to both drop out of the race so we unify the republican party. >> reporter: polls suggest trump will win all of the

tuesday's contests, rivals ted cruz and john kasich made an unconventional pack to slow trump's momentum. kasich went compete in indiana the next state to vote. >> you don't want to see hillary clinton as president and nominating donald trump ensures that hillary clinton wins the general, then i would ask governor kasich support tours stand with us. >> reporter: latest cbs news battle ground tracker shows trump with the five-point lead over cruz. in the democratic race today, hillary clinton is the favorite to win, she will spend the night here in philadelphia, waiting for results. but first clinton made a quick trip to indiana to meet with workers at a steel company. >> steel is crucial to our manufacturing base, crucial to our national security, and i will in the let this vital industry disappear. >> reporter: bernie sanders spent the morning meeting voters in philadelphia. he says he plans to stay in the race until the convention returns to philadelphia this summer.

but clinton seems to already been focusing on the general election. during her past several campaign stops she has not even mentioned bernie sanders by name like in the past, instead, by talking about trump instead. trump has a little room if he loses more than one state, then his path to stay on track to prevent a brokered convention may not be so easy. ukee and jessica. >> weijia, thanks. we will get back to you. voter turnout has been steady. that is not always the case on primary election day. >> there is interest and presidential election and the local races. joining us now ceo of the committee of 70, david thornberg, david, thanks so much for being with us. >> good evening. >> we were talking about how voter turnout has been steady. you guys are very involved in getting people out to vote. these are closed primaries. did you run into people being a little disappoint that had maybe they forgot to register as a republican or a democrat, and does that affect somebody like bernie sanders who counts on a first time voter.

>> is there always a little confusion on election day. people forget you have to register. you have to register a month before the election. clearly for some of bernie sanders he has done better in open primaries or when people can register and vote on the same day, but, you know, i think after a few hours, the kinds get ironed out and i think people every pretty steady right now. >> david, we saw senator sanders pop up at reading terminal market. a at this stage of the game what wins votes, is it popping up, advertising, heavy advertising or does it always come back down to the issues. >> i think this has been a personality driven kind of campaign. i mean between donald trump and ted cruz and certainly bernie sanders and hillary clinton, is there some big personalities in the race. hillary clinton is here. they have all been here. that is significant. she's here sort of auditioning for what she hopes ace critical role in july but the rest of them have been there, pumping up the base.

there is a lot of energy in this race and reason for folks who have not voted to get out to the polls by 8:00. >> just a reminder two and a half more hours. quickly those local for just a second. we have this senate primary for somebody to take on incumbent senator pat toomey a republican, and katie mcginty has the establishment backing, joe sestak running this outsider campaign, do you think that to your point that tv adds and that sort of thing will make the difference. >> well, that race has tightened up a lot too and there is a lot of energy. that is keyword for the day. there is a lot of energy in the race and in the second congressional district race, fattah, evans and dan miroff and gordon. so, yeah, but i think, you know, the endorsements for katie mcginty made a big difference. i think that is too close to call category right new. >> it will be an interesting one to watch. >> have have you heard of any issues at the polls. >> no, good energy, above

average turnout. >> that is a nice thing to hear on election day. >> my pleasure. >> the polls are opened in both pennsylvania and delaware, and you have until 8:00 o'clock, tonight, to vote. there are new developments tonight in the case of an atlantic city piano, fighting seizure of his property through eminent domain. as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us a judge is once again looking into that matter. >> ♪ >> reporter: charlie, feel for piano goes beyond intricate measures, for four decade he has ac's official piano tuner and like many great stories in the the resort town it starts with frank sinatra. >> he made it a point during the concert, during his performance to say who tuned this piano. >> reporter: burnbaum came into save the day and rest is history but it almost didn't turnout that way. while attending temple university in the late 1960's, he attempted suicide. his parents holocaust survivors living in

philadelphia were also dealing with depression. so they moved to the beach in atlantic city. >> for my family it was a new beginning. it was huge. >> reporter: this was charlie on the roof in 1969, he still loves to go up there. >> yes. >> reporter: his family's see side sanctuary is under threat. since 2012 the casino redevelopment authority has been trying to acquire it through eminent domain to redevelop area of the city near rebel. he and his wife sinned write in court again today. judge has ruled cr d.a. cannot proceed without more specifics with how they could use the property. they wouldn't comment but robert mcnamara from the institute of justice which is helping defend the burnbaums doesn't think cr d.a. provided enough new information to change the judge's mind. >> take charlie's place income it down and think hard about what might go there. that is just not enough. >> reporter: they say they are not trying to stan in the way of progress. they'd love to see inlet

section develop again but they'd like to watch that happen, from their own front steps. a final decision on the cr d.a.'s late's tempt is several weeks away. cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a terrifying experience, at an amusement park, still to come tonight on "eyewitness news" a six year-old's seat belt reportedly breaks while a family is riding a roller coaster a father holds on to his son for dear life. >> ♪ >> turning up for a once in a lifetime experience an area high school jazz band prepares to travel to new orleans and we will tell you why the trip is such a big honor, kate. well, thunderstorms moving out tonight but so do the 80-degree temperature. we will experience a pretty significant cool down in the coming days and back to april showers kind of weather, we will tell what you to expect heading toward the weekend coming up

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in the meantime, we are continuing, to monitor a stormy afternoon, storm scan three tracking storms as they move through the area, we have a severe then are storm watch in effect until 9:00. meteorologist kate bilo updates us on the storm threat

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terrifying moment caught on camera father and son were riding on the roller coaster when the six year-old's seat belt came loose. it happened the at wonderland park in texas. father held tight to helps terrifying son for the remainder on have the ride to keep him from sliding. i got you. wonderland parka pol guyed and said safety and mant nantz team conduct daily inspections on every ride. >> who is record ago this. >> thank you, my thoughts. >> i will give you credit. >> thank you. >> but is the dad recording that. >> i don't know. >> you think a at that point, you would drop the phone. >> exactly right. >> exactly right. >> just a thought. >> in the meantime, in the meantime, we have storms to talk about. >> roller coaster weather day, it has been up, down, we have had showers, scattered once and then turnout nice in the midday portion, i said yesterday, ten to two is your time to get outside. pretty nice for a while. that has change. we have a line of storms

moving through, not every where but we are seeing these storms intensify. they have had warmth, moisture to work with as they have been moving in the region this evening. lets take a look outside, it is looking ominous over center city philadelphia just an hour or two ago it was brilliant blue skies. cloud bubbled up quickly and new we are seeing some showers, move by mainly just to the south of the city but don't be shocked if you get caught up in a downpour this evening whether you are in the city or in any of our suburbs south jersey, eventually northern delaware looks like a storm is heading your way as well. lets check with our weather watchers keeping an eye on this busy day, in weather for us. we are looking at 74 as we check with bill laden in carding ton. seventy-four and sun. skies are very dark to the west, with loud thunder, and light rain. even if you are in the getting direct impact from these storms you may see flashes of lightening and hear thunder in the distance. gary has 81 in landingberg. he has sun but getting ready

for storms. they are hadding your way. eighty's to the south. little cooler up toward the north. seventy-six at jeff moore's house in hatfield. he has a few clouds there we are looking at still 79 degrees, here as we check with phil in chestnut hill. phil says hit and miss showers, more to come tonight, and we have a few cloud pictures as well from our weather watchers showing dark cloud starting to move in. again, you can see the rain that hit in delaware, greg mccoy i believe in marshallton seeing wet windows on the car out there. thinks a a system with the storm that popped up that won't impact for very long. i issued a rainbow alert this evening. seen great pictures of the rainbows. great night for. that as storm blows through your area keep an eye on the sky you may see a rainbow after it moving out. storm scan three, shows the line of the showers, it is a a broken line of showers and thunderstorms. not everyone gets wet this evening n lehigh valley or poconos you are donnas far as wet weather is concerned. the rest of the region we still got a couple more hours to get to before these push

off to the south. strongest one we have been watching is over lancaster county over chester county. not warned the at the moment but could still pack a punch with heavy rain and strong gusty wind. we had a severe thunderstorm warning for burlington and ocean counties and that storm has moved off the coast. here's one over delaware county right around chester area looking intense, very small storm, moving through quickly. heavy intense downpours as well as some lightening as well as with that one and moving back to the west you can see this one over chester county and we are tracking it here. it is moving to the east and it is really moving quickly. it will impact portions of northern delaware, southern chester county and delaware county. west goshen by 6:03. upper darby 6:19. it moves into camden by 6:27. evesham township by 6:39. that severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for vast majority of the area, notice poconos, northern lehigh valley not included in that watch off to the south until 9:00 p.m. for that severe thunderstorm watch. take a look at the difference

with temperatures across the northeast. we have 85 degrees for the high in philadelphia a58 in wilmington as well. eighty-five atlantic city. that was that segment between the storms moving through when temperatures surged. notice how cold to the north it got to 47 in albany, as front moves south we will tap in the cooler eras we head in the the day tomorrow. eighty's today, tomorrow's high once that front moves through only through the 60's, much, much cooler with a northerly flow and chance for a shower especially south of the philadelphia. overnight these scattered storms early and mostly cloudy 51 is your low. tomorrow sun and cooler with a stray shower to the south and i think the sun will rhea peer going through the day. the cloud push to the south. as we head in the first week of may it does look like temperatures will average below normal for the next couple of weeks. so your seven day forecast, chilly through even of the week with showers thursday and friday, and then saturday looks better, before showers return to the area sunday into next monday. jessica and ukee back to you.

the north penn high school jazz band will play in one of the most well known music festivals in the world. >> cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio shows you how they scored such a coveted invitation. >> ♪ >> reporter: they take the young but their music has old fashion soul. they are taking the soul on the road, to the new old jazz and heritage festival. >> it just makes me feel so proud this has been two years in the making. >> reporter: david devalentine owe is my tro behind north penn high school jazz ban, he lights the fire, and the results, music that you can groove to. >> when you put something in front of them, they surprise themselves how well they can do. >> i think everyone is just excited to do well. >> reporter: senior emma a sweeney is only girl in the 23 member band and she said their work ethic and twice a week rehearsals and friendship is the glue that bind them. >> it the is great, it is like

having 20 brothers. >> reporter: last year it brought a win at high school jazz band showcase, and impressed organizers so much that they scored the invite to new orleans. these young musicians will perform on the roster that includes the likes of the pearl jam and stevey wonder and it is first time ever that a high school from outside of new orleans has been invited to play. >> ♪ >> i don't know what that was but that was nice. >> reporter: is what cool is seeing them do what they love, jazzing out, with this once in a lifetime opportunity. >> very excited. it is very inspiring. it is a great opportunity. >> reporter: break a leg guys and girls. in lansdale, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> oh, yeah, do your thing. five decades after it was recorded we're new looking at never before seen footage of the beatles this video was released by an australian

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many of you asked for more good questions and we answeredments for tonight's encore we will turn to one of the most popular sandwiches in the city. >> we're talking about a hoagie. another one the from the country you hear sub, grinder, hero so why is it called a hoagie here in philadelphia.

>> nicole brewer says it is a good question with more than one possible answer. >> what do you call that. >> a hoeingy why do we call it a hoagie. >> no other word to describe how good that is. >> because it is full of a whole lot of stuff, i don't know. >> grinder, hero, subs, but if you are stacking meat and cheese in philly, it is a hoagie. >> it all starts with the italian immigrant, and this little place called hog island. >> reporter: cher garrett is third generation italian american, at restaurant school at walnut hill college. he says a section of the naval yard now home to the airport was called hog island. >> it is interesting. >> reporter: he said that is where immigrant found work in the early 1900's building naval vessels used in world war two. >> they were building a country and also building a life for their children at the same time. so, they made a sandwich, that was easy to eat. >> ingredients haven't really changed. >> you have to think italian, you have salmi, you have

brushuto. >> lettuce, tomato, onion, hot and sweet peppers. >> now we're on a roll. >> if bread is not good hoagie is not good. >> chef says these quick meals were eventually called hoagies after workers on hog island but there is a slew of stories like one about the irish man named hogan who asked his italian co-workers for one of his big sandwiches. >> i don't think that under is right. >> i think of irish potato and then hoagie. >> reporter: then al tea pal man the king of the hoagie before opening up a lunch show that sold sandwiches he was inspired by two guys chowing down on broad street. >> gluttony, and how somebody eats a sandwich and it becomes, a hog. >> so we just change it up, as a hoagie part there, and that is philadelphia accent. >> your guess is as good as ours. for now, it is a little something to sink your teeth into. >> we are changing word, having our own little flavor. that is good. >> always good. >> yes, it is, no doubt about it.

i'll tell you this month, i'm hungry. >> call it good. >> um. >> um. >> in honor of the primary day we are taking a vote for tonight's good question: it is if you have to vote today who would be the eagles 2016 starting quarterback. nicole will have the results for you at 11:00. >> my choice, weren't even be here. if you have a good question log on to cbs philly.com/good question or tweet us using the #, cbs-3 good question. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 primary day is here, voters in pennsylvania, and delaware are casting their ballots, we will have an update on how things are shaking out for campaign 2016. two new severe new then are storm warnings have popped up i'll tell you which areas are in the warnings and what you can expect through remainder of this night if you are still outside and heading to vote. >> we can feel more, comfortable and safer at school. >> reporter: a montgomery county school is one of the first in pennsylvania allowing

transgender students to use the bathroom that they choose, tonight, what sparked the decision, that not everyone is happy about. plus early morning inferno in delaware county gives crews trouble from the beginning, what they had to search for at the scene before they could even begin to fight the fire. primary day is here, voters are heading to the polls, casting their ballots for one of these presidential candidates, and a number of local races. it is a big day in campaign 2016, we have got you covered. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. we have team three coverage for you a and we will begin with the natasha brown, she's in center city where hillary clinton is awaiting the results tonight, natasha. well, good afternoon to you both. we are here inside the pennsylvania convention center right now where you you can see this stuff is underway for

a rally for hillary clinton later tonight. polls have shown clinton with the strong lead over her democratic opponent bernie sanders here in the state of pennsylvania. some polls showing double digits at this point. so both candidates have since made several appearances here in the philadelphia area over the last couple of days or so, just trying to get out the vote, just ahead of the today's primary. we are told voter turnout has been steady and all throughout the state. meantime, hillary clinton has set her sites on indiana right now where she addressed ironworkers earlier today. she's joined by former president bill clinton on the campaign trail ahead of the that state's primary on may third. also this morning, bernie sanders surprised folks at reading terminal in center city. shaking hand, hoping get out the vote, sanders is now off to west virginia in advance of that state's may tenth primary. clinton, of course, will be back here in philadelphia at 8:30 tonight for rally that is set to get underway and joining us now is cbs