waking up to temperatures in the teens, in many places around our region it is the coldest we have seen in a while but the good news is this bitter blast will be brief. fire fighters rushed to save a little girl trapped in the burning home, ahead their hero efforts that left her parents injured. president trump levels a serious allegation against former president obama, i'm brooks silva-braga at trump tower what the president says happened here, coming up. and today is sunday march 5th, 2017, good morning everyone i'm jan carabao. if you thought yesterday morning was cold wait until you step outside today. lets get over to meteorologist justin drabick with the eyewitness weather forecast. good sunday morning, justin. i run from the car to the building so i can get heat. it is rough this around zero in spots. it is march been since earlyis not used to it but stepping outside you will feel it. a lot of sun today, more than yesterday but still not

helping things out much. maybe we will get up to 40 degrees. still running 10 degrees below average this time of the year. half an hour away from the great looking sunrise, clear skies, look at the temperatures, 16 at the airport. that is not factoring in the wind when you factor in that 12 miles an hour wind it does feel like 3 degrees in philadelphia actual temperatures ranging in the lower teens to the north, allentown 13. twelve in reading. along the coast temperatures in the upper teens at this hour. quakertown, doyletown, pottstown coming in at 12 degrees. maybe dropping another degree before sunrise. winds out of the north at 10 miles an hour. looking like it will stay like that throughout the morning and afternoon not quite as windy as yesterday but nasty wind chills feeling like zero in reading at this hour. same deal in trenton. 2 degrees for that wind chill in wilmington and millville. storm scan three nice and quiet full sunshine we will start to bring clouds back in here later tonight. that is a sign o today's high,os. but hey we are making

thanks, justin. happening now water main break is flooding sidewalks in philadelphia's hunting park center of the city. this is east hunting park avenue near front street. water covering sidewalks there but hasn't flooded streets or damaged homes. crew where is not yet on the scene when we arrived just after 5:00 this morning. no word on whether water services is being affected right now or about how long it will be before the break is finished or fixed. this morning a young girl is in the hospital after a fire tore through her family's home. it broke out last night at philadelphia's west oak lane section. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has more on how rescuers for the through flames to rescue her. >> reporter: three family members were taken to the hospital and we are told that fire fighters had to battle through flames to reach a young girl trapped on the second floor of her home. eleven companies in total encountered heavy fire on boat and first abe second floors of the home in the 6500 block of north bouveer street at 6:30

p.m.escu >> companies make a hercule critical but stable condition at the hospital. >> reporter: that girl and her parents were first transported to einstein medical center, after seeing the extent of the fire, friends of the family, rushed the block. >> i just hope that she will be okay. >> reporter: initial indication is that the fire originated on the first floor of the home. the fire marshall will lead an investigation into the exact cause. for now, rescuers are being hailed, heroes for making their way through the burning home, refusing to give up on on had the child. >> we had fire fighters go up through the interior and that is how we were fortunate to get to this young child, you know, hopefully in time that we made a difference here. it is unclear if the home had any working smoke detectors. reporting from west oak lane alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". two years ago today aicer

sergeant robertso into a led the department in a memorial at the 22nd police district yesterday. that is where sergeant wilson served. he was in the north philadelphia store with two men walking in trying to rob the place back in 2015. sergeant wilson exchanged gunfire with them and was hit several times. he is credited with saving lives of the workers and customers. >> think about this house is like a museum. >> rob's last conversation was about what we are going to do in the future. he didn't have a chance to fulfill that. i have that chance. so i will take everything more seriously. >> two men are now charged with sergeant wilson's murder. happening today, union nurses and technical staff at delaware county memorial hospital are walking off the job. the strike will last two days. the union and the hospital's owner prospect medical holding s have not been able to reach an agreement on staffing

levels, the hospital says that it will remain opened despite the strike. in the statement hospital administrators say crozer keystone has been preparing for possibility of the strike, and ain place, theient during tweets making allegations predecessor. brooks silva-braga explains. >> reporter: the president waved to supporters in palm beach, florida hours after mr. t is accusing then president other bam a of wiretapping trump last october, how low has president other bam a gone to tap my friends during the very sacred election process. this is nixon/watergate. bad or sick guy. president trump wrote that the wiretapping happened here at trump tower but offered no evidence. the tweets follow a story published follow on the conservative web site breitbart detailing similar claims of obama surveilling

trump. spokesmen for former president responded neither president mow bam a nor any white house official ever ordered surveillance on any u.s. citizens. any suggestion otherwise is si biggest political scandal sin liz wiretappingn, evidence of activity between trump campaign and foreign governments. >> it is my job as a united states senator to get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions who reaccused himself from the investigation of links between trump campaign and russia also traveled to florida for dinner with the president. brooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". supporters of the donald trump are voicing their views in favor of the president. they held rallies in response to recent anti trump rallies among them was rally at neshaminy state park in bensalem hosted by people for trump. organizers encouraged people to accept opposing opinions, they asked for republicans in congress to support the president's owe gend a.

organizers asked people there to support other republicans in local races. the republican push to replace obama carries coming this week, two house committee s will vote on legislation with the house voti o month. offices of theacne. senator paul was unable to find the bill. immigration officials may start separating children from their parents when they are caught crossing u.s. border illegally. senior official says that the home land security department is now considering the proposal. right now parents who are arrested generally get to stay in the country until their court date. new proposal would detain adults while children would go to protective services or relatives in the u.s. rating at yelp is getting involved in the transgender bathroom debate. users can sort businesses based on the types of gender neutral bathrooms available to patrons. yelp will include bathrooms that offer a single locking stall and available to any gender. yelp's ceo has a vocal critic

of laws that force people to use bathrooms for genders they do not identify with. recently we told but multiple protest outside senator pat toomey's office calling for him to hostwe this e inviteo own afternoon, we will look forward to hearing from you. well, still to come right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning a missing class ring found after 40 years, how social media helped resews night ring with its rightful owner. also ahead caught on camera a bus driver falls asleep at the wheel and crashes on a busy highway. plus, tiny technology with big benefits, how doctors say it could keep you from reaching for those reading glasses, justin. good sunday morning, waking up to temperatures feeling like zero in some locations, if you don't like the cold don't worry we have another workweek warming trend in the

back on "eyewitness news" an explosion ripped apart a building in the mexican city suburb killing two adults and two children. six others were hospitalized. red cross, the red cross blamed the blast on a gas build up. blast happened 2 miles from where a massive fire works market blast left dozens dead in december. meantime a fire swept through a house in western massachusetts killing a mothera. horrifying moments aboard a double decker bus in china were caught on surveillance and dash cam video. one person was killed when a drowsy driver nodded off for 20 seconds while carrying a bus full of passengers. bus violently crashed in the truck and then guardrail, and police say driver did not sleep the night before. a washington state man is reunited with his class ring that went missing for 40 years dave mills lost ring on the

camping trip in kentucky and he never expected to see it again. recently a man using a metal detector found the ring and after cleaning it noticed initials engraved on the inside. >> so for whatever reason it was close to the surface. it just made finding it easier >> i think it is amazing it looks like it looks. it looks like the last time i seen it and it has been in the ground almost 40 years. >> man with the metal detector contacted the newspaper which caught the eye of dave's friend. he posted it on soche ring back. show later this 0 degrees in some spots. that is typical for heart of the winter. we had that earlier in january that is march. >> march is a fickle month. >> it can be all over the place. it can be a cool month across the delaware valley. get ready to step outside cold stuff, but we have a great looking sunrise today with clear skies, over us, sunrise happening in 15 minutes, and we are looking at our library camera on the parkway in center city.

all quiet, roadways in good shape. we have to battle cold conditions this morning. make sure that heat is working in your car. check this out so far temperature has dropped to 16 degrees, at philadelphia international airport. that makes it coldest morning since january 10th when we hit 14. maybe we got down to 15 at one point, we will see when the final numbers are in but nonetheless it is cold this time of the year. still not record cold things conn be worse. we have gotten down to the single digits for this time of the year. still feeling like january again this afternoon even with the sunshine. yesterday we made it to the mayy butt again. it has been likewill talk aboutu cannot escape the cold, 14 in cherry hill, 20 georgetown delaware, 17 in the capitol city of delaware. similar conditions around philadelphia, surrounding suburbs, 15 mullica, chalfont checks in at 13 degrees, 12 in

quakertown and doyletown. been a long time since we talked about numbers this coldest special liz these wind chills. we have not seen these numbers this low much at all this winter season. here we are in march talking about 0 degrees in trenton, helding, that is what it feels like on the exposed skin. three in allentown. two in millville. single digits every where. as we progress through the morning they will get better but still rough 9:00 o'clock predict wind chills hanging out in the lower teens but wind will back off by after noon hours and we will get those wind chills back in the upper 20's and 30's but still cold this time of the year. you'll get the picture this evening we are running wind chills in the 20's. tomorrow will feel better, still cold in the morning but at least we don't have 0- degree wind chills and feel more likely to mid upper 20'sprn real thomas we have a warm front approaching us. clouds will build in monday afternoon. when we step outside see those clouds thinking hey, that is warmer air in the atmosphere. it comes down to the surface. we will feel that difference

on tuesday and then later tuesday we will get some showers in here, probably afternoon and evening hours, as the cold front approaches but today, sunny day, still cold, well below average, high temperature if we're lucky around 40 degrees, mostly just stuck in the 30's. and then tonight not quite as cold, clear skies, 27 for the low for the city and colder out in the suburbs. and then tomorrow backup to 52 , with more clouds by the afternoon, tuesday, 64, with some showers around, still hanging on to 60 on wednesday, and then as we clear out and then we're back to the lower 50's and 40's show up by next week even. remember, jan next saturday night we will turn those clocks ahead one hour as daylight savings time begins aids week from today. >> very good reminder, thank you. on the cbs-3 healthwatch new health for millions of people who need reading glasses. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us tiny technology similar to a rain drop that is now letting people ditch their w >> reporter: after investat anesthetic,ned and fla.

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(voand exceptional customerity pre-ownservice,les... eyewitnessust can't wait tld. an temperature changom today. there is act holly, new jersey. it will hit you h year, philadelphia, not pressure today andom temperature still running 10 chs this week. we will talk about that and time out our next chance for rain coming up in eyewitness weather in just a few more minutes, jan, back to you. at least you have a nice sunrise, get back in and get warm. thanks, justin. union nurses and technical staff at a local hospital are walking off the job today but the hospital says it will be opened for business, as usual. and "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at delaware county memorial hospital this morning, anita, what is their disagreement there. well, jan, these nurses are concerned about safe, staffing practices here at the hospital. you can see behind me here

that they are starting to gather here, 370 nurses and technicians at delaware county memorial hospital now beginning to picket against the hospital, after 12 hours of failed negotiations, two weeks ago when they first threatened to strike and then gannon friday when they first, again tried to negotiate and those negotiations also fell through. joining me is long timer angela napolitano what are you demanding. >> we demanding safe staffing. since prospect we knew we would have problems when a for profit hospital bought our non-profit hospital so we decided to join the union over a year ago. we have been negotiating over a year. our main concern is safe staffing. they have cut our staffing. they have given more patient toss one nurse, technical staff, the x-ray, they have cut them, they are asking us to do more and more with less and less. and it is really become an un safe situation because if it

was safe in there we would not be out here. >> reporter: talk about the long standing negotiations that were 21 meetings over the course of this year. there was a meeting two weeks ago. one gannon friday. what have these negotiations been like. >> they have been very difficult and frustrating professional group back. they are i unsafe. walking away at end of the daze what are your concerns for the patients inside. >> we are very frightened for patients inside but we feel they have paid enough, they have paid enough for the agency nurses to be in there, the replacement nurses as i the. we don'tt ur nurses that are until seven crei thsecond floor, where thee conde girl and her parents, fire fighters say that the fire may have started on the first floor of the home.

it is also unclear at this time if the home had working smoke detectors. investigators have now identified victim of the deadly hit and run crash in pottstown montgomery county. police are looking for one of two cars that ran over 24 year-old donald parnel, it happened at route 100 and shoemaker road just before 8:00 o'clock friday night. investigators say parnel was walking to his job at wendy's when a dark colored pickup truck struck him and kept going. a second vehicle also hit parnel and that driver stayed at the scene. the manhunt is on for this , for this group of burglars, authorities say that e suspect may have been burglarief tapping his telephones in trump tower before the 2016 election. the president tweeted how low has president obama gone to tap my phones during a very sacred election process. this is nixon/watergate. bad, or sick guy. he did not offer any proof or say what prompted the allegation, one senator now says that there needs to be an

investigation. >> i would be very worried if in fact the obama administration was able to obtainrathrtfourth president ory wh simply false. hundreds of people, all across the country respond to president trump's calls that people who believe in his vision hold a mass rally. demonstrations took place all across the country in support of the president. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan takes us to one of those rally with is in bucks county. >> you have got to accept opposing opinions, even when they come from people that despise and do not like you. >> reporter: that message of tolerance for people of trump in southeastern pennsylvania as he rallied supporters at neshaminy state park. >> wsete him. that we will not go trump's 100. >> he won the election. he is president of the united states. people need to recognize that. we are here to show support

for him. >> reporter: american flags and trump's signature red ball contact caps on display as speakers offered their take on trump controversy like immigration orders and russian connections. >> it is right to look into things but you have to look at both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: how do you think he is doing. >> he is doing fine. it is going to be rough road ahead. >> reporter: charles clayton was a democrat who changed to support trump. he said president needs to stay focused on policy. >> i thought his speech was great, of course, i think he could lay back on his tweeting >> reporter: organizersay "eyewitness news",is looks, we will be local rac3 could stop itself?preza. 't s it. not toyota. not honda. not ford. the all-new subaru impreza.

more than a car, it's a subaru. turn heated w news networks at nicole brewer has rules? inside sporting club >> not wiping down after you wotornows do's don't's equipmenr too long. >> don't talk tour friend about her vacations to bermuda >> reporter: to taking one too many gym selfies. pick. >> i will limithaat anyone else. me see snow behind you. good below zero up in the will see another digits. sunday night werg as we will go today light savings time. turn clocks ahead one hour before you go to bed next saturday night. sunset on sunday will be at 7:04. by april 1st we are at 7:25 for philadelphia right now gaining over just over two and a half minutes of daylight each daze as we approach that spring season. that number goes down as we

head towards start of the summer as we head to the longest day of the year, there you go, spring conditions certainly ahead as far as sun goes. it is in the feeling like it. actual n philadelphia, this is no year.pla by tomorrow, and ph, five in dover the week we will returnchance n. the cold front i here. ma aere threat but , central andns we're on the warm spp 20's. cbs-3 trafficmanda.ou. >> we have a lot going on out there on the roadways. we will get to it. starting with a major accident on 202 southbound at 322, as you can see two lanes are blocked here and emergency crews including a tow truck are still on the scene there if you want to avoid this all together your alternate is phoenixville pike. moving to the blue route is there an accident northbound near south valley forge road, right lane is block, you should not need an alternate but just be cautious if you had are traveling in that area and finally in new jersey, we southbound center i'mresi andnt for his longer

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nurses called shots on the picket line while they are going on strike at a local hospital. house fire injuries a little girl when she's trapped on the second floor. we will bring you up to date on the investigation. a very cold finish to the weekend, but the thaw is on the way. today is sunday march 5th,

good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao. feeling like 0 degrees outside in some places, so lets get straight over to meteorologist