MICHAELA PEREIRA, CNN ANCHOR: Get back to New Hampshire at the moment. But breaking overnight at least eight people are dead after two commuter trains collided head on in Germany, south of Munich. Officials believe up to hundred and 50 people have been injured. Now according to the train company, the impact left train carriages fused together and partly derailed. Right now it is unclear what exactly caused that crash. The widow of a former ISIS leader charged by the U.S. Justice Department in the death of American aid worker Kayla Mueller. Umm Sayyaf was capture in the raid by U.S. forces in Syria last year and it's now being held in Iraq where she is expected to face trial. Justice officials allege that Sayyaf and her husband forcibly held Mueller for 17 months while she was sexually assaulted by ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. Back to here at home Michigan Governor Rick Snyder declines to testify at congressional hearing on the Flint water contamination crisis tomorrow. Governor Snyder says, he cannot attend because he is delivering a budget presentation to the state, detailing his long-term plans to help the people of Flint. All of this comes with a state board approved a petition to recall Governor Snyder. The districts must collect nearly 800,000 signatures in order to get it on the ballot. All right, so the polls are already open in a few New Hampshire towns. After the votes are counted tonight, who will stay in and who will drop out of the race? We're going to take a look at which candidates have the most to lose.
ISIS Widow Charged In Death Of Kayla Mueller; Michigan Governor Declines To Testify On Flint Water Crisis