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within so many minutes. don't leave anyone in the bathroom by themselves. you cannot do that. i'm in a room with a patient, family and hearing their call lights. it is just me and another nurse. >> many frustrated nurse is here, in the meantime in a statement to "eyewitness news" a hospital spokesmen said in part, we regret that pasnap has been unwilling to agree to a reasonable settlement and has now called upon its members to abandon patients at the bedside in an attempt to arrest even higher wages and benefits from the hospital. spokesmen tells me that there are high, and fair wage is here, that the highest paid nurse is paid more than $160,000 per year, but these nurses were picket to go day say this is not about money. that this is about safe staffing levels. live from delaware county memorial hospital i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> anita, thank you. crews respond to the partial building collapse in the philadelphia row home this morning. it happened just before 5:30

in the 1900 block of cambridge street near ridge avenue. row home is vacant no one was hurt. there is no word on what cause that had partial collapse. a water main break is flooding sidewalks in philadelphia's hunting park section of philadelphia right now. flooding streets and does not leak at t are this morning a y section. "eyewitness news" reperr taken e hospital and aome. eleven compa i young girl was sthat at this pot cause. foow fighters go up thr know, hopefully i detectors. reporting from west oak lane, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". two years ago today a philadelphia police officer sergeant robert wilson the third walked into the game stop to buy a gift for his son , and he would die moments later when an attempted robbery turned into a shoot-out. >> applause. >> reporter: commissioner richard ross led the department in a memorial

ceremony at the 22nd police district yesterday, that is where sergeant wilson served. he was in the north and house.a store and tried tob t trump is inlikefulfill that. florida this morning allegations afterr. obama guy. president friy on the conservative web site breitbart, detailing similar claims of obama surveilling trump. spokesmen for former president responded in part neither president obama or any white house official ever ordered surveillance on any u.s. citizen and any suggestion otherwise is simply false. >> it would be the biggest political scandal since watergate. >> reporter: at a town hall event republican senator lindsey gram say illegally wiretapping trump would be troubling but it would be equally concerning if trump was legally surveilled, that could mean there had been evidence of activity between trump campaign and foreign government. >> it is my job as a you had senator to get to the bottom

of this. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions who recently re accused 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 all across the country 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 also asked for republicans in congress to support the president's agenda organizers also asked people there to support another republicans in local races. republican push to repeal obama carries coming this week two house committees will vote on legislation with the house voting on a package by the end of this month. kentucky senator rand paul is demanding to see the house bill to repeal and replace affordable care act. on thursday he searched offices of the house of representatives for the bill

saying that the public has a right to read it. he even brought a portable copy machine, senator paul was unable to find the bill. well, recently we told but multiple protests outside senator pat toomey's office calling for him to host town hall meetings. this monday afternoon we invite to you join us as senator toomey conducts a live social media conversation right here in our very own studios. "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean will be asking the senator questions thaw submit via facebook live, again, monday afternoon, we will look forward to hearing yo. is there still so much sunday morgue. w changing their lives for change. justin. we are tk about the spring-li

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athat area and just a ope up at 6:00 tomorrow morning but in the meantime, extra time to get around that road work. here's a live look at i-95 in delaware nothing to worry about except some sun glare this morning. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler now back to you. sepsis is a deadly infection that strikes out of no where and it has been called a medical emergency by federal health officials. pennsylvania health department is considering statewide protocols for hospitals so it can be found and treated faster to reduce fatalities. in the healthwatch now, health reporter stephanie stahl has more from a local family's devastated bicep cyst, who say that the regulations cannot come fast enough. >> jet gun. >> reporter: six year-old connell harvey is a playful first grader. >> i like science. >> you like science. you mugs be smart. >> reporter: and happy despite difficult challenges. >> he has stabilized from a long way from a child who

almost didn't make it. >> reporter: it happened out of no where where he was sick, fever, vomiting, not himself, at the hospital, he was crashing. >> i have never felt so sad in my life. >> reporter: connell's havertown parents john and christian were bombarded. first they were told their little boy had sepsis, potentially deadly infection. he was also diagnosed with leukemia, blood cancer was manageable, sepsis infection was more dire. >> we could see that his legs and his fingers were already starting to turn black from the septic shock that destroyed his limbs. >> reporter: connell ended up having both legs amputated and fingers on one hand. >> it is in the what you ever think that your job is going to be a prosthetics for rest of his life but you will take him anyway thaw can. >> reporter: chris who lives in plymouth meeting wasn't as lucky his 15 year-old daughter , emily, died from a sepsis infection. >> her smile lit up a room. everyone that knew emily love

her. sepsis kills more than 250,000 americans every year, that is because it is often not identified and treated, quickly enough. >> it is equivalent of two jetliners crashing every day dies from sepsis. >> reporter: difference between life and death often depend on sepsis protocols in hospital where suspected cases are quickly treated. >> if they have the proper protocols in place, then she would still ab live today. >> reporter: now push is on for pennsylvania to adopt statewide sepsis protocols in, other states that have them research shows that lives are saved and money too. >> to have a protocol eliminate possibility of human error. >> it is a statewide and don't need to think twice bit. >> reporter: for now her thoughts are focused on giving connell a normal life knowing there are in guaranties. >> you just live for the day. you don't think about yesterday. you try not to think about thomas much. y process they are instead of t cbs-3

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airport. coldest night since january 10th where we dropped to 14 that morning and really the story today will be wind chill values over next few hours. actual air temperatures still holding in the upper teens. eighteen in philadelphia, close to 20 in south jersey. still mid teens in the suburbs , 15 in doyletown, and in pottstown at this hour. wind chills still hanging down in the single digits even though wind speed not that strong, cold air is in place but wind will lighten up heading in the afternoon. these wind chills do get better, but still nonetheless it is a cold day. storm scan three is nice and quiet in, threat of any precipitation, today over next 24 hours. pretty quiet weather we're in but we will expect milder temperatures to return. today, loss of sunshine, need sunglasses, high temperature still running a good 10 degrees below average. less wind, still watch out for wind chills this morning down around zero and single digits at times. we will get close to 40. it is not going to feel like witt that breeze.

up upper 30's near the shore and poconos. get ready for another warming trend for the workweek making run at 60-degree temperatures. we are tracking rain. we will time it out in eyewitness weather in a few minutes, jan, back to you. at least sunnies shining, thanks, justin. nurses and technical workers walk off the job at delaware county memorial hospital. they are accusing the hospital 's parent company of not properly staffing the medical center. and now, "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at delaware county memorial hospital this morning. anita, what is impact on patients there. >> reporter: good morning, jan after 370 nurses and technicians walk off the job here the happies saying that they are opened, and ready for to serve patients thanks to a contingency plan that they have started to prepare two weeks ago when union leaders first threatened to strike. as you can see, it is happening, these nurses walk off the job around 6:40 this morning, and they are demanding, safe staffing.

i'm joined by mary joe, you have been a nurse here for 22 years at the hospital. tell me what you guys are asking for. >> well, part of our role as professional nurses toys advocate for our patients. patients safety is so important to us. ratios help us give our patients the best care possible. prospect has in the been opened to any negotiations about patient ratios and staffing in the hospital. >> reporter: now you guys are consistently saying that staffing levels are an issue. there are not enough nurses, to patients. when you go home at the end of the day is what your concern leaving your patients here. >> with professional nurses we always look back on the day, what could we have done better not having enough staffing doesn't give us a bedtime, the time necessary, at the bedside , to give education and to give support to patients

that are, sick and families of patients that are dying or of cancer or have complex medical problems. >> reporter: do you believe lives are hanging in the balance here. >> as a nurse we always take time to provide the best care but staffing secures patient safety at a higher level. >> reporter: i want to read you a statement from the hospital spokesmen. he tells me we regret that they have been unwilling to agree to a reasonable settlement and called upon its members to abandon patients at the bedside in an attempt to arrest even higher wages and benefits from the hospital. is what your response to this? >> well, i think we never abandoned our patients. we gave a 10 day notice. we were called into an emergency meeting yesterday where prospect made our bargaining committee a nine people waited in the lobby for an hour because they didn't have enough chairs in their center city office. so is that negotiating? it has never been about money.

it is always been about benefits, and staffing is main concern of the majority of the nurses at this hospital. this is our community. these are our patients. we have lived here. we have taken care of them. most of the nurses have been here 20 plus years. it is our hospital and our community and we want to make sure that they get the best care possible. >> reporter: thanks very much, marry joe. these nurses plan to continue to picket here until 7:30 tonight and they will be back here again tomorrow. for now live from delaware county memorial hospital i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> anita, thank you. right now fire officials are trying to figure out what cause aid fire that sent a young girl to the hospital. fire broke out in the 6500 block of north bouveer street around 6:30 last night. that is in philadelphia's west oak lane section. by the time, fire fighters arrived the fire had already spread to both the first and second floors of this home, a man and a woman were rescued.

fire fighters then had to work their way to the second floor with a little girl that was trapped. >> companies made a herc leann effort to get to a young child that at this point has been trans ported but is in critical but stable condition at the hospital. >> we are awaiting an update on the condition of both that little girl and her parents. fire fighters say the fire may have started on the first floor of the home, it is unclear if the home had any working smoke detectors. investigators have now identified the 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 this happened at route 100 and shoemaker role 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 hit parnel and that driver stayed at the scene. manhunt is on, for this group of burglars, authorities

say that they stole 28 handguns from john's gun and tackle room in palmer township northampton county on february . atm f announced $5,000 reward for information in this case. authorities believe the suspect may have been connected to attempted burgla ry at lehigh veil guns in allentown and relic hunters in white hall. they also happened february 23rd. trump is accusing president obama of tapping his telephones in trump tower. 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. did he not offer any proof or say what prompted the allegation. one senator says that there now need to be an investigation. >> i would be very worried, if in fact the obama administration was able to obtain a warrant lawfully about trump campaign activity with foreign governments.

so, it is my job as a you had senator to get to the bottom of this. i promise you i will. >> a spokesmen for president obama says neither the forty-fourth president or any white house official ever ordered surveillance on any u.s. citizen, and any suggestion otherwise, is simply false. hundreds of people all across the country responded to president trump's call that people who believe in his vision should hold a mass rally. demonstrations took place across the country in support of the president. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan takes us to one of those rallies in bucks county. >> you have got to accept opposing opinions even when they come from people that despise and loath you. >> reporter: that message of tolerance from the founder of the people for trum in south east pennsylvania as he rallied supporters at neshaminy state park. >> we want to send a message to all republicans who happen to be in the house and senate

that we're not going away and that we need them to support his agenda. >> reporter: hundreds attended the rally which organizers had planned to hold around president trump's 100 day mark but bumped up in response to the anti trump protestness recent weeks. >> move on, unite, let's get on with it. he is our president. we're here in 20-degree weather to support him. >> he won the election. he is president of the you had i think people need to recognize that and we're here to show fourth support for him >> reporter: american flags and trump signature red ball captains were on display as speakers offered their takes on trump controversies like immigration order and russian connections. >> i mean it is right to look into things but you have to look at both side of the aisle >> reporter: how do you think i is doing. >> i think he is doing fine. i think it is a rough road ahead. >> reporter: charles clayton was a democrat but changed part toys support trump. he said the president need to focus on policy. >> i thought his speech was great. of course, i think that, as

far as tweeting, i think he could lay back on that a little bit. >> reporter: organizers for rally said they hope everyone here continues to have energy and support other republicans in local races. in bucks county i'm cleve

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before saturday when the president launched a series of unsubstantiated claims about wiretaps of his campaign headquarters, by the president , president obama at the time, and we want to ask senators what they make of that and, what we're supposed to make of that charge, and how it effects their ongoing investigation into what the russians were trying to do. we have a conversation coming up with leon panetta, who has held every important job in washington and there is a lot to talk b he is former secretary of defense, cia director, director of office of management and budget. sesident trump wants to that given he wassormer cia , in the househebot those on oba and 170 million who were in week will b plan the other part of the insurance market. so, there is a lot to talk about jan, and as always we will have reporters around the round table. david sanger who has a

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justin, sunny out there but cold this morning. >> sun will not do a whole lot during morning hours. if you can shelter from the wind it may feel good but, afternoon temperatures still running, like middle of winter , running a good 10 degrees below average. get used to it for one more day and then another warming trend coming back at us, talking about spring-like conditions. weather watchers not much change, still looking at mid teens, for the coldest spot, and this morning we will head north of the city and john jenkins in perkasie sunshine but stuck at 15 degrees at this hour. there is some signs, some relief here, still cold, we are at 23 in cherry hill, new jersey at jenny janssen's house with full sunshine. nasty wind chill at zero for spots. still feeling like six in willow grove, five in cherry hill, four in perkasie. seven in clementon, and david dutch's house and look at philadelphia warmest wind chill we have had so far this morning, 13 degrees. we will go up to northampton county, sun shining, live look

from hotel bethlehem, cold start to northampton county but you guys will be stuck in the 30's this afternoon. one person out there walking, taking in that cold air. another warming trend will develop as i said next few days, right now jet stream well to the south, and bringing in that cold air but all of the movement back to the north. starting tomorrow and tuesday and wednesday. temperatures will run 10 to 15 e tuesday afternoon into wednesday. so we are taking a hit, average high close to 50, not enclose to that today but we spike those numbers for tuesday into wednesday again i think we could reach mid 60's possibly on tuesday if the rain holds off long enough. we will level out temperatures by end of the week. roller coaster ride in the temperatures. it has been like that for pennsylvania several weeks. wind chills, single digits, five at the airport in philadelphia, four atlantic city. still feeling like five in dover delaware v quiet. nothing butfrom storms today ano ba after 7:00

o'clock next sunday evening. not much happening today. high pressure keeps it quiet. quiet start of the workweek. notice cloud back in the region tomorrow, that is sign of the warmer air. here's a warm front that push necessary those 60's by tuesday. lit built of the price. we have to dodge some rain showers especially later tuesday afternoon and tuesday night. does not like like a big severe threat. still today cold. 40 degrees. but it feels much colder factoring in the breeze in the sunshine. but not as cold tonight, something to look forward to temperatures do get to the 20 qs bad as it tuesday, miloud, we have to watch a lh amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center, hi there, amanda. >> we have an alert for turnpike travelers. we have a vehicle fire on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound near the fort washington exit, it looks like car on the shoulders. traffic gets by but there are delays on the ramp. if you can avoid that area of the turnpike have the in the cbs-3 traffic center aim's amanda muhler now back to you. driving for dinosaurs, this morning.

>> what do you like about them >> well, i like that they are big, and they are fluffy. >> meisha johnson takes you on a dream drive with the prehistoric creatures and the old commercials and toys that yo in the dream drive go going in the pennsylvania. meisha johnson shows where to explore everything from vintage jersey toys to animals and they are all in the same place. >> this trip, we're heading over the bridge to trenton, new jersey. >> to a museum that i hear has a really cool dinosaur exhibit , something that i know

i'm really excited to see. >> welcome to the new jersey state museum in trenton, the capitol. >> reporter: beth cooper is curator of the museum who met me. >> it business new jersey craft artists, fine artists. >> reporter: okay. you have to show me somewhere else that is cool because i know is there hidden gems here >> we will go to the cultural history exhibit called toy world all about toys, that were manufactured in new jersey. >> reporter: here you can sit by tv abe watch vintage toy commercials. then you cannery acquaint yourself with old favorites like disney mechanical musical top, made in hacketstown, new jersey, in the 1930's. they even have a talking doll invented in 1890 by thomas edison. and, in case anyone gets restless, i see you have your bases covered with the legos. >> yes, we also have the largest planetarium in the state and that is aid draw for school kid.

>> oh, i bet that is. >> is what your favorite part. >> planetarium. >> why is that. >> because you get to see cool shows. >> do you guys like dinosaurs. >> yes. >> we're in the natural history hall that just opened up this summer again called written in the rocks. fossil tails of new jersey. >> look back through 3.5 billion years, of natural history, and meet some of the new jersey's former residents. like a turtle fossil that is um, 67 million years old. >> wait. >> that is it right there. >> wow. >> isn't that cool. >> yes. >> but as a new jersey dinosaur. >> wow, and we have two of them locked in the battle. >> yes. >> we are going to go look at something really cool. do you want to know what it is >> yes it is a trex head. >> people love to take pictures with them and

dinosaurs. what do you like about them. >> well, i like that they are big, they are tall. >> we still do research at this museum as well, working on specimens that they actually find in fieldwork. it is just looking in the earth for anything. >> meisha johnson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". might be something good today today because of the weather. >> we have sunshine but cold. it does get bet they are week. it is march. we will get mild days. not consistent. march is in the a consistent month but through go close to 40. feels cooler. tomorrow 50's, increasing cloud, we have showers in here tuesday but mild, in the mid 60's. still 60 on wednesday. by end of the week we will back down again so up and down temperatures and that is saturday night, turn those clocks ahead one hour daylight savings time begins sunday morning. people lose hour of sleep and we will get that sunset after 7:00. >> so great having that light later. >> even though it is harder to sleep. >> i will take the loss. >> thanks, justin. >> that is it for "eyewitness

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