a triple shooting turns deadly outside a club in the feltonville section, ahead how a security guard stepped in, to stop the gun man.

plus, new this morning, police investigate a deadly accident, in burlington county , where the one car crash left the driver dead, overnight. and another chilly start to our day, not as cold as it was yesterday at this time but still well below average for the end of the weekend. today is sunday november 12th, good morning everyone i'm jan carabao. lets get over to that all important eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist, chelsea ingram. good sunday morning, chelsea cold but it will get better. >> i like what you said, not quite, quite as cold, still chilly though this morning. we are dealing with temperatures in the 30's and also still in the 20's and lots of cloud cover as we are starting out this sunday. lets show you these numbers in the delaware and lehigh valleys. we have 35 in philadelphia upper 20's in allentown. mid 20's mount pocono. twenty-seven in reading. down the shore we are in the low 30's. thirty-two atlantic city. we are in the 30's at this hour in delaware.

now we are, warmer compared to this time yesterday morning just 24 hours ago. we are five to 10 degrees warmer. 10 degrees warmer in philadelphia and 6 degrees warmer in the millville area. here's what you can expect today. it is not as cold as it was yesterday, generally high temperatures are going to be from five to about 10 degrees warmer heading in the afternoon, we will have morning cloud and that will lead to some sunshine as those cloud thin out and with the light variable wind, wind chillies not a problem throughout the day-to-day. milder afternoon in store down the shore with temperatures in the lower 50's. forty-one in the poconos. forty-eight here in philadelphia we have a slow warming trend taking place throughout the week. we will show thaw in the full forecast, back to you. chelsea, thank you. breaking news, one person is dead and two others are hurt after a shooting outside of a philadelphia nightclub. as "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh explains a security guard was able to stop the shooter. >> reporter: good morning, jan

we have learned an armed security guard is responsible for shooting that suspect gunman in the leg, and this all unfolded around 4:00 this morning outside of the a lounge on the 4200 block of mccallister street in feltonville. at this hour homicide detectives remain on the scene , going in and out of this club gathering evidence, it reportly started with than a argument and escalated in to this deadly violence. authorities say the victim was shot in the face and then chest and then was pronounced dead at temple university hospital, shortly thereafter. this is not first time violence has erupted outside of this club back in december we reported four people were injured after being shot outside, here. again, at this hour what we know one, 39 year-old man killed in this shooting after being shot in the face and chest, while a 24 year-old was injured. the 27 year-old shooting suspect was shot by an armed security guard and remains in stable condition at temple university hospital in police custody. again homicide detectives remain on the scene collecting

evidence, we will bring you very latest just as soon as we have those details but for new reporting from feltonville, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in other news a crash lead one person dead in burlington county, crash happened along beverly rancocas road overnight, in willingboro, the driver crashed into a tree there right now, it is not clear what may have led up to this deadly crash. we are waiting to learn more information about that person 's identity. route 202 in chester county is back opened today after a fiery crash that left one person dead there. this is eyewitness video of the scene, the crash happened around 12:30 yesterday afternoon in the north bound lanes, near south matlock street, in west goshen. the crash involved nine vehicles, one of them was a tractor trailer, it flipped over and caught on fire and at lee one person was killed, now all lanes of route 202, between high street and west town road were closed late into the night. officers say they are in the

process of notifying the victim's family. two people are in jail this morning accused in the brutal attack of the university of pennsylvania graduate student. police say this surveillance video shows men right after the attack and investigators say 18 year-old due january damsler turned himself in friday night. twenty year-old lance ryan had been already arrested. the attack happened on the 400 block of south forty-third street last sunday. police say the hit that student with the brick and robbed him and left with the fractured skull. president trump is in the philippines this morning, that is his latest stop on his tour of asia. he landed in the philippines capitol of manilla just a few hours ago. he left vietnamese capitol of hanoi overnight. the president will meet with philippines president rod reag owe decutter he i tomorrow. questions about russian meddling election are following president trump. correspondent stephen portnoy is traveling with the president.

vietnamese president greeted president trump a at his presidential palace ahead of the sunday's trade talks in hanoi. >> we will be doing a tremendous amount, billions and billions of dollars of trade. >> reporter: mr. trum april period confident he can broker a deal to strengthen american exports here and slow china's growth. beijing is vietnam's largest trading partner. on air force one president was back on the defensive when asked if he thought russian president putin was sincere in his denial of russian meddling in the u.s. election that despite assurances from the u.s. intelligence community that russia did try to interfere in american politics president trump told reporters quote, he said that he absolutely did not medicine until our election. did he in the do what they are saying he did. the president, added, i really believe when he tells me that, he means it. >> what he believes is what he believes. what i believe is that we have to get to work. i think everybody understood this that heard the answer. we have to get to work to solve syria, to solve north

cover re, to solve terrorism. >> reporter: putin a inn mr. trump crossed paths during the asian pacific cooperation summit but we are told they had in formal meetings n a joint statement saturday both acknowledge they are sketching out proposal for political transition in syria. mr. trump said russian probe when he called a democratic hit job threat tones get in such agreements with putin. mr. trump tweeted good discussion on syria hope for his though solve along with chine at dangerous north korea crisis. progress being made. the president will wrap up his visit to asia with a stop in the philippines before returning to the white house next tuesday. stephen portnoy cbs news with the president in hanoi. back here at home now the jury in the bribery trial of the senator bob menendez gets back to work tomorrow morning, with an alternate replacing an excused juror. meanwhile jurors remarks after being dismissed from deliberations, are creating, quite the stir, she told reporters that she would have

acquitted menendez and co-defendant salmon melgen on all counts. experts say there may not, there may not be grounds for a mistrial motion by prosecutors , but that the judge likely will ask jurors tomorrow if they were aware of the comments. in texas now, victims of the church massacre were laid to rest yesterday and today the town is getting ready for an emotional sunday service one week after 26 people were killed. omar villa franca were killed. >> reporter: mourners fill grace bible church for funeral of richard and teresa rodriguez, the community is coping with the reality that many beloved members of their town are now, gone. a week ago devin kelly started shooting in the first baptist church during sunday services killing 26, the church's stewart rod green and his wife judy hat run ins with kelly before the massacre. >> very evil person, very crazy person, and his actions

were sporadic, and he bragged about being armed. >> reporter: when kelly showed up to the first baptist fall festival last in rod kept an eye on him looking to see if he was carrying a gun. judy remembers being alarmed because kelly had a strange, vacant look. >> i was scared for all of our , family and all of the people there within the home. i was praying. don't let anything happen. >> unaudible. >> reporter: now some members of the community are trying to look forward and begin to heel , in nearby atkins, volunteers organized a barbecue to benefit sutherland springs. >> immediately, i said to my wife, we have to do something. >> reporter: mike rich helped after harvey devastated the state. when the unthinkable happened in souther land springs he didn't think twice about volunteering. >> when disaster strikes or tragedy happens you have two choices. you can sit around, wait for help to arrive or roll up your

sleeves and make it happen. we rolled up our sleeves. >> reporter: from as far away as georgia and even washington state are helping the small south texas community, organizers say, that 100 percent of the proceed will go to the victims families and the church. omar villafranca, cbs news atkins, texas. still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", this sunday morning. >> i am terrified, i'm absolutely terrified. that all of the benefits that we're seeing are just going to go away. >> a mother's fear, her boy is already battling a devastating disorder and new recent decision could end up stealing some of their quality of life, our stephanie stahl explains the ruling and why this family is still hopeful. we will also have this. i'm pat gallen here at saint guess prep where they are putting finishing touches on their very own rendition of the very popular disney play, we will go behind the scenes

health reporter stephanie stahl has their story. >> like most brothers elliott and henry johnson are competitive and they love video games. >> that is cool. >> downingtown brothers have trouble walking so they usually rely, on scooters. >> they have due shayne muscular dystrophy an incurable progressive disease. >> we cannot do other stuff your friends can do and you are different and stuff. >> reporter: elliott was diagnosed first 10 years ago, month later henry. >> it was one of the worse days of the life that we had as parents, you know, the dreams that you have for your children just, go up in smoke and you're who, and we were struggling to cope. >> reporter: joann hans paul johnson were told children

with due shayne lose their lives but they there was a ray of hope. >> doctor says i have the war possible news but i have the best news, and the war possible case scenario and that is there a drug trial. >> reporter: the drug slows progression of dushayne and gave johnson brothers more mobility. >> it is a life changer for them. we were seeing a miracle in front of their eyes. >> how often do you come out here. >> reporter: after school every day they are in the backyard playing with connolly but their fun days are now in jeopardy, f.d.a. has reject approval of the drug that keeps them moving, it is a peel failed the drug will no longer be available. >> i'm absolutely terrified that all of the benefits that we're seeing are just going to go away, and then we're back to square one with no hope and help and no where to go. >> reporter: reject ago travel the f.d.a. says there wasn't enough evidence to prove that the drug works. >> their job toys make them. so they are worried it might be dangerous reports report i understand that they want more data but i don't have time.

the boys don't have time. we have 12 years with no safety concerns whatsoever. >> reporter: because it is a rare disease scope of the drug trial was limited and while it might not have worked for others it did for these two. f.d.a. is expect to have a decision on the appeal around christmas. johnson's are hoping they will have something special to celebrate. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 8:15. turning weather now chelsea still freezing this morning but did i see a 60-degree day in the forecast. >> we will get there, we will get there. we're talking upper 50's by thursday, coming up but we will deal with another chilly day out there today, but today not quite as cold as what we dealt with yesterday. right now, we have a temperature around 35 degrees in philadelphia, you can see cloud, cross center city, wind 's calm though and that is key so unlike yesterday morning we are not going to be dealing with that dreaded, wind chill factor. right now we are at 28 degrees

in allentown. we are still in the 20's in mount pocono, and 24 degrees, lieutenant of spots starting to check in the 30's like millville at 36 degrees, we have 32 for atlantic city. in delaware we are also in the 30's. thirty-three in wilmington. we have 31 in dover. we are in the 20's at lancaster. twenty-eight, reading at this hour right around 29 degrees. everyone though is warmer compared to just 24 hours ago. and so we are making some headway here, and we will see a slow warming trend, it is not only as afternoon that especially as we head in the upcoming week and generally this afternoon it will be five to 10 degrees warmer compared to what we dealt with yesterday. winds light, variable in many locations pep order cross the map, on the calm side, so, as i mentioned before wind chillies not a issue as we head throughout your sunday. by noon time hour we will be in the mid 40's, not as cold. we will see cloud breaking up for some sunshine as well.

by 3:00 o'clock we are in the upper 40's with some sunshine out there. that is improvement from yesterday and improvement, across the entire map, 47 in allentown for that forecast high temperature we will be in the lower 40's in the poconos, down short in the lower 50's. forty-nine millville. forty-eight in wilmington for that high temperature today and right around 49 in dover. here's that slow warm up i was telling you about, by tuesday, we're at 53 degrees. wednesday in the mid 50's and then up in the upper 50's as we head into thursday. yes, indeed, nearing that 60- degree bench mark. our live neighborhood network shows kutztown and plenty of cloud cover across the area here with temperatures still on the chilly side of things, still got to bundle up temperatures in the mid 20's and you can see included cover here on storm scan three these included will break up for sunshine as we head in the afternoon. i'll draw your attention to the system out to the west, that will pass on through the region overnight and testimony morning as a very weak system,

it will bring the chance for a shower around. let me show you what i'm talking about on future weather. notice cloud spinning out in the afternoon and evening. we will see cloud increase once again in the overnight hours again tonight and by tomorrow morning we will risk a shower around, some models are not printing out much in the way of precipitation at all but there is risk for areas north of i78 perhaps a brief rain/snow mix or snow shower accumulation wise not amounting to anything but it does look like models are showing temperatures will be cold enough, up that way but most areas are not going to pick up very much in the way of precipitation at all. here's your forecast for today 48, not as cold with sunshine as we head into tonight we have overnight lows dipping in the mid 30's, mostly cloudy sky, shower possible and then shower possible into monday morning. monday afternoon a high of 50 degrees, sun and cloud by tuesday, high pressure in control through middle of the week and next chance for substantial rain head our way

by saturday. >> look at thursday, i necessity i'm getting a head of myself but light at the end of the tunnel. thank you. time to check road now lets go to amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. >> i know you are wondering so i will just say it, last her we mentioned is out of the roadway in coatsville. that was blocking traffic on west kings highway some one helped him back home n1 has troubles out that way. most on the major are completely clear including 95, vine, 76, 202, turnpike and our volleys picking up in all area. if you are in center city there is on going construction project on jkt between 20th and 76, road is completely closed including bridges over jfk and your alternate schuylkill avenue 30th street or market street. finally heading down the shore or backup you will run into construction on the atlantic city expressway particularly in the westbound lanes is there construction between route nine and garden state parkway right lane is block there. in the cbs-3 traffic center

i'm amanda mueller back to you coatsville cow has been rescued. >> thank you. a very popular, disney musical has made its way to our area but it is venue that makes it such a rare performance. our pat gallen went over to st. joes prep to find out how they got their hands the play that hit the small stage for the very first time. >> reporter: with over 1,000 performances on broadway and two year national tour the tone a ward winning disney musical newsys is in our area. >> but this rendition is being done by high schoolers at saint guess prep in philadelphia. >> it just fits perfectly with our body of what we embody here at the prep, and we have been dying to do it since the day we saw it, and for it to kind of, come true, it is, the little surreal to be honest. >> reporter: after writing a letter to the disney in the

hopes to award them the rights to the play, students were exited to learn they were one of the four schools nationwide selected to parities faith in the pilot program. >> it is crazy. we didn't expect to hear back. once we originally did we thought there would be an issue that would prevent us from being one of the schools. it is super exciting. it was a pipe dream as freshman and now reality. >> reporter: with that came hard work like building the set. >> frame behind the brick took three days of a weekend, cutting of the brick pieces themselves and laying of the brick pieces took a good month >> reporter: with the show just days away they are ready. >> we go by that mantra, they will respond like mature adults. this she especially they feel such ownership of, they feel so much pride doing it thaw can tell there is a different air about them, not that they don't want every show to be great but this show they want to blow them away.

>> reporter: pat gallen, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". this is a good show too, run of the 11 shows is already underway and it is so popular they have sold out every show, still ahead on "eyewitness news" faith hill and tim mcgraw the country music superstars talk about their relationship and life on the road, we will be back in a moment, stay

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country music's first couple faith hill and tim mcgraw was sold millions of record and, now and now they have passed another milestone. turning 50. here's a preview of tracie smith that we can see later on cbs this sunday morning. ♪ >> faith hill and tim mcgrew,

they are both huge stars, on their own. but when they get together, as they did in l.a. staples center this past july, they can bring the house down. nashville's power couple has already sold out, something like 80 shows on this tora loan. a spectacle of, flirtation and age defying physical fitness. believe it or not they both turned 50 this year. >> when you look in the mirror do you see 50. >> it depends on what day it is. some daisy see 58, 60. >> i don't feel like i add 50, i don't know. >> the fact is they mostly act like a couple in love, faith and tim have obvious chemistry most of the time. >> i work with my husband but i wouldn't say it is 24/7 marital bliss.

>> no. >> no. >> there are fights. >> yeah. >> yeah usually her fighting, i don't fight. >> i like a good fight. >> we have some good won. >> yes. >> we are passionate people, you know. >> still looking and sound gooding faith hill and tim mcgraw coming of age and hamilton's lynn manual miranda when it comes to his beloved puerto rico this sunday morning at cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. coming up this next half an hour we will go where no news cameras have gone before, the towers are visible for miles, but for very first time ever, our cameras are granted access, into the gates, of the limerick nuclear pur plant, "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean tour is it facility to show us how things work and why future of this plant could be in jeopardy. plus this morning, runners set a course to raise money to battle childhood cancer, the ninth annual lemon than run coming up next.

it is not as cold as it was this time yesterday, still need to bundle up heading outdoors this morning. meteorologist chelsea in grammys back to tell us what to expect for the rest on of the

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good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao, lets check out our forecast, in case you have to get up and get out the door this morning, meteorologist chelsea ingrammys on the sky deck with eyewitness weather. >> jan, you have to bundle up even though it is not quite as cold as it was yesterday, let me show you numbers across the region. we are checking in at this hour in the 20's, 30's, regional wide, it is 35 degrees in philadelphia we are in the upper 20's in allentown, mid 20's in the poconos. twenty-seven in reading. we are in the low 30's down the shore. thirty-three in wildwood. thirty-two atlantic city.

we are in the 30's at this hour in delaware. pretty much every where actually is warmer compared to this time yesterday, we are 4 degrees warmer in allentown big difference in philadelphia where we are 10 degrees warmer and let me tell you i can feel it out here on the sky deck. yesterday was frigid, as we started out the day but today is not going to be as cold, high temperatures as we head in the afternoon about five to 10 degrees warmer then yesterday afternoon. we have morning cloud, that will be following by thinning out and sunshine and light, variable wind and we will not be dealing with much in the way of the wind chill factor today. by noon her we are in the mid 40's. 48 degrees by 3:00 and we will see slow warming trend as we head in the upcoming week, we will have details in the full forecast for now, sending it back to you. chelsea, back to you. 8:30. we will continue to follow breaking news this morning one person is dead and two others are hurt after an overnight shooting near a philadelphia nightclub. now this all happened outside

a lounge and social club in feltonville, police say two men started arguing there when one of them fired at the other , hitting that person, he was pronounced dead at the scene, at the hospital rather, and a security guard fired at the shooter hitting him in the leg, he is now hospitalized in police custody, a bystander was also shot in the leg. at lee, five people are hospitalized after a brawl at an ohio nightclub, this happened overnight, in fairfield outside of cincinnati. now local media reports that at lee one person was shot and at lee four others were stabbed, one of the stabbing victims had to be flown to the hospital there, fairfield police have not released the conditions of those victims but none of them have died. it is not clear what led up to this brawl but no word on any arrests. more trouble for republican senate candidate roy moore, a former collogue says it was quote common knowledge, that he dated high school girls back in the 80's, a former prosecutor who worked with moore in the early 80's made those remarks to cnn.

moore accused of sexually assaulting an under age girl decade ago, he denied those accusations at a veterans day event yesterday. >> these attacks, involving minors, and they are completely false, untrue, they are very hurtful to be personal. >> moore is resisting pressure from people within his own party to drop out of that senate race, he was favored to win the seat vacated by now torn general jeff sessions, but it was until the washington post published a story accusing him of sexual misconduct. president trump is now in the philippines and it is next stop of his tour of asia. he left vietnamese capitol of hanoi overnight. earlier this morning he landed in the philippines capitol of man philadelphia, scheduled to meet with the the philippines president duterte tomorrow. questions about russian election meddling are still following though, him though, he says he believes russian president putin, is sincere, in his denial of involvement,

and that is despite assurances from the intelligence community that russia was involved. he will return to the white house on tuesday. and american flag, flies proudly above wynfield soldiers monument. it was dedicated there yesterday. as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan shows us caring for that monument was a mission for one veterans until the day he died. >> reporter: hoisting old galore which a extra sense of pride is an annual tradition on veterans day. >> present hut. >> reporter: this is first time a flag has flown on a proper flagpole above wynfield soldiers monument. philadelphia councilman jones helped him get it. >> it deserves to be cared for >> reporter: is there one man who has done most to care for the monument several years ago wynfield residents association president michael reid, andy brutes a local landscape tore help maintain the monument. brutes a veteran who served two tourness iraq, from 9/11

took it from there andy not only took care of this but he did it all throughout wynfield >> reporter: andy planted grass, pruned trees and at his own expense added a cement walkway to the monument. >> i said andy why are you doing that? i said it is for veterans, it was for disabled, wanting to roll up in the wheelchair. this is why i did that. >> reporter: for all his work andy won't get to see monument 's latest touch this past june at age of 40, any brutees died of the rare form of the colon cancer. >> just a void, we missed it, we wish he was here. >> reporter: this veterans day the residents association gave andy mom gladys flowers and when fire department rang belfor 42 vets on the monument they added a ring for andy. >> bells tolling. >> reporter: councilman jones pointed out today we may not know it but we walk among veterans every day, we may not notice their contributions like andy brutes trimming trees throughout wynfield but there is a reason for that veterans making their

communities better not looking for recognition. >> bitter sweet, and we never really made a big deal out of a lot of things but when we find out things after the fact like wow, he really made a difference. >> reporter: if you visit monument lot names of those who died, flag for which they for the glanced down at andy's walkway to remember those vets to never stop serving in, wynfield, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". happening today, runners are logging miles to find a cure for childhood cancer, it is the annual lemon run. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh was live in fairmount park this morning with the look, good morning, anita. >> good morning, jan, a very emotional but exciting morning , here at memorial park here in fairmount, memorial hall at fairmount park where thousands of runners and walkers are getting ready for the lemon run, this 5k, in honor of alex's lemonade stand

, you can see now all of these runners and walkers getting ready to start at the starting line at this run gets ready to kick off, in just a few minutes, we just heard fromly scott, alex scott's mother of course, alex lemonade stand is in honor of her daughter who who her fight to cancer and there are so many other families here, who have their shirts on in honor of the people who they are walking for and all of this is just shows money to raise cure for childhood cancer but so many people here, so many families just sharing their emotional stories with us this morning and one of them in particular is lisa wood, she is also from lower merion where the scott family is from , she explained, why she's here this morning and who she's walking for. >> someone going through something like that the whole community feels it. we did this run last year, and , it is emotional. there is tears. you can emphasize with anyone

in your community, dealing with anything, you know, like with with their child, you feel it, you show support. >> reporter: so many emotional stories here again but it is all for a great cause, they have raised tens of thousands of dollars and all that money will fund research to find a cure for childhood cancer or for transportation to get these families to treatment so they may not otherwise be able to get to. we will keep up to dayton this all throughout the morning as this race kicks off in just a few minutes but for now live, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> they are doing such great work there, thanks, anita. still so much more to come on cbs cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, coming up next we will check with face the nation's john dickerson with a look ahead

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on cbs-3 and joining us now with a preview live in washington is cbs news chief washington correspondent john dickerson, jon, good morning. >> good morning, we will start with the late bets president's tour in asia and diplomatic moves he is making with respect to russia and north korea then we will switch to the two stories we are following here in washington this week, from the tax cuts, and also, the bomb shell revelation about alabama senate candidate roy more. we will start our conversation with republican senator tim scott, they put out tax cut plan last week different from the house version, that means they have got complicated work to do and then, hook up before that christmas deadline that the president has set with them. we will talk to treasury secretary stephen mnuchin about that, what does the president think about the senate bill, it has things in it that he does in the like. how will that all get work out other issues of the week, politics first alabama senate candidate roy moore ace alleged to have relationship with girls, minors and losing

support of some republican senators who had already endorsed him. they are removing their endorsement, people are calling for him to drop out. he is not moving. we will talk to senator scott about that but we will also talk about that, and other political news of the week which is democratic victories on election day with vermont senator bernie sanders, what can democrats do to build on that success? is it possible? also, the fight within the democratic party, lot of democrats don't think bernie sanders is one because he is an independent. so, how does senator sanders respond to that and what does the democratic part do i about its internal strive. and then jan, at always we will have reporters around the table to sort through political news of the week and we sat down with new hampshire trump voters in a focus group this week, we heard what they had to say, lot of it is what you would expect from the president's supporters and quite a number of things that surprised us. >> we will see you at 10:30, thanks, jon. still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", meisha, and

high flying dream drive, past the worst of that bitter cold thank goodness, it is still chill/you the side this this morning, chelsea ingram back to tell us when we can expect to see more seasonal weather. next up "eyewitness news" takes us for a camera, have been allowed before inside gates of the limerick nuclear power plant, why it is a future in jeopardy we will explain coming

unique view of the power plant in montgomery county, for decade, it has been a landmark for sorts, many people seen towers and steam, but very few, have actually been inside those gates. this past week "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean gave us an exclusive behind the scenes look at a place so many of us recognize, but may not understand. >> you probably never knew, thousands of gallons of local water, poured down the sides of these cooling towers at the

limerick nuclear power plant. >> we got 18,000 gallons a minute from the schuylkill river or perkiomen creek and that is make up water for the steam. >> reporter: rick, site's vice-president took us where no cameras have been before. we walk up nine flights of stairs, to the race way of one of the plant's cooling towers. >> we make electricity for over 2 million pennsylvanians and businesses here. >> reporter: nuclear power begins with the splitting of uranium adams a process calling fusion, which creates heat which is pass todd water to produce steam. >> the steam rotates turbine generating electricity in the generator. that steamies condensed and sent right back to the reactor >> it complete that and just as the rain suggest. cool down steam, nuclear power is considered a source of clean energy because it does not emit any carbons. >> it is different from solar or wind in that we have the two year supply of fuel here at limerick. we operate constant power over

94 percent availability all the time, we're always on for that two year period. >> reporter: pennsylvania's nuclear plants make up about 93 percent of the state's clean energy, but the plant's operator excel on does in the know how much longer its three plants in pennsylvania including limerick will continue to operate due to high costs and lack of financial support from the government. their hope is lawmakers at federal and local level, will do more to support nuclear energy. >> the loss of limerick, or the rest of the pennsylvania nuclear fleet would be, devastating, for the local economies. >> reporter: primary concern was nuclear power is the potential for exposure to radiation. what would you say if someone is concerned about the radiation here at this plant. >> well, our typical worker gets less radiation in a year then two dental x-rays you might get at a dentist. so radiation is a biproduct of nuclear energy but very manageable, controlled and we have safe controls associated with that with workers and the

public. >> reporter: safety was constantly on the mind of our guys as they led us around the plant. >> because you are a neighborhood. >> we live here, we work here, just like you so we are concerned about that and again , safety is our number one priority. >> reporter: and the pennsylvania general assembly, in late october passed a resolution supporting nuclear energy that resolution urges the federal energy regulatory commission, to ensure, nuclear power received proper compensation and support. as for him rick plant its current operating license runs through 2044 for unit one, and 2049 for unit two. jessica dean for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". turning to weather now chelsea, how does it look out there. >> i will start you out with a really couple cute pictures and they are cute for a reason here we have dogs that are, warming up, by the fireplace, this is from our weather watcher, phil whose doggies name bella charlie and you have to stay warm because it

is a chilly start to the day once again even though it is not nearly as cold as it was this time yesterday morning. here's another one, ed our weather watcher and this is casey, all bundled up in her winter coat, i put, sweater on my dog, doppler, also because you have to remember that it is cold you have to take care of yourself and you have to take care of your pets too. so, some temperatures are check in the 20's and 30's out there. he had need chesterfield at 28 , we had 33 for carrie in mount laurel. lou in eagleville said 30 in his background. then go live to center city where we can see, you we are stuck under the cloud for now but i do think we will see those cloud spinning on out, until have afternoon. it is 35 in philadelphia, but what is key, that is the wind, and then it is calm, and wind chillies not going to be a factor, as we head through the rest of the your sunday. temperatures across the delaware and lehigh valleys in the 20's and 30's. we have 33 in delaware. there in wilmington.

thirty-one in dover. twenty's in the allentown. mid 20's in the poconos. twenty-eight in reading. twenty-eight in land car ter. down the shore, look at this we are up to 40 degrees in wildwood, it is still freezing though in atlantic city. everybody though is warmer compared to 24 hours ago. so we are 10 degrees warmer in philadelphia, 8 degrees warmer in wilmington we are 6 degrees warmer in the dover area so we are making some improvement. and as we head in the afternoon, high temperatures are going to be about five to even 10 degrees warmer compared to what we saw yesterday, by the noon time hour 44 degrees, in the quite as cold, and then some sunshine by 3:00 with a high temperature around 48 here in philadelphia. and across the rest of the region we are also forecasting highs in the 40's, and 50's down the shore, and 51 in atlantic city, 52 for that high in wildwood. forty-seven in trenton. forty-seven in allentown. right around 41 degrees today in the poconos. we both see a slow warming trend as we head in the upcoming week, 53 degrees by tuesday, we are in the mid 50

's as we head into wednesday and then by thursday you see it, we will be nearing that 60-. we have plenty of cloud cover though right now across the mid-atlantic, as i mentioned, we will see those included thinning out in the afternoon, and then tracking a system, out to the west. she said, that will be passing through overnight into tomorrow morning, weak system and bring a shower to the region. let me show you what i'm talking about here. notice cloud thinning out in the afternoon. we will see good amount of sunshine by three or 4:00 and then sunsetting early early. cloud filled back in as we check in the overnight hours and then system swings on through, very weak system, not a ton of moisture but we still could see a shower in areas of north of i78, lehigh valley and poconos we could see a brief rain/snow mix and brief snow shower and accumulation wise it will not amount to anything and then we will dry out lead nothing tour monday afternoon. here's your forecast for today high temperature of 48 degrees , not quite as cold

as yesterday, with some sunshine out there especially during the second half of the day, tonight, mostly cloud which a shower possible and overnight low temperature of 36 degrees. we are seeing improvement, as far as our overnight lows are concerned as well. you're witness weather seven day forecast 50 degrees on monday with light morning showers possible, sun and cloud on tuesday we are up to near 60 by thursday, better chance for rain next saturday, jan. >> chelsea, thank you. time is 8:51. time to check the road with amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. hi there a manned. we are looking live at route 100 phoenixville pike, mess of the majors are clear and accident free right now, 95, vine, 76, 202, turnpike looking good mass transit running on time as well and taking a last live look at ben franklin bridge, beautiful shot, and conditions are great for beautiful sunday drive no matter where they are headed throughout the area. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm manned a mueller we will be right (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff.

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airport hanger turned in toy awe in seem. meisha johnson went to south jersey to check it out we are taking flight on this dream drive. model engining. >> this has been home to a collection of aircraft, and flight memorabilia, since 1989 >> this is opened to the public. >> bob mcgone galleys president. >> hangers are generally ambient temperatures. if you want heat you come in the sum are, if you want cool you come in the winter. >> reporter: volunteers helped keep these old fighters in shape. frank sirillo is a restoration mechanic. >> all these aircraft are non- air worthy so they won't

fly again. >> um-hmm. >> we just keep them, maintain them for the public. this is a t34, navy trainer, this came from willow grove. right now we're painting the wings and we will put it back together. >> what is this one. >> this is a f-14, this particular aircraft, flew, and in vietnam. >> my father for the in vietnam so every time i hear bit, it always resurrects so much emotion. >> he would have seen more of these, over here which is a very large aircraft. >> you have smaller aircraft, kind of awe, over the place. >> wright brothers. >> yes. >> that was built by high school, science class, that is compactly the size of the wright brothers airplane. >> my eye goes right to this aircraft. >> we have a couple members, who are building a full scale model of a german 109, because we could never afford real one , we feed it millions of dollars.

>> sit really. >> and we have a very small budget. >> this is so, that is so cool >> this is the jet engine, out of the f-14, we displayed our engine outside of the aircraft so that the kid can get an idea what pushed them, what moved them around. >> something that i think is so cool of this museum you can come in and you can actually get up close and personal and touch things. >> you can feel it, it is real >> you know what, they tell me meisha stop touching things in museum so look at them's touching. >> meisha johnson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meisha always has a good time. >> she does. >> a lot of people outside, how sit feeling. >> chilly right now but it will be warmer as we head in the afternoon compared to what we dell dealt with yesterday. forty-two in philadelphia. a high of 41 degrees in the poconos. we will see a warm trend heading in to thursday we are up to 60 degrees, more substantial chance of rain is going to be heading our way friday night into saturday so

that is what we will be watching out for but overall we will see that slow warming trend throughout the week. >> i like that 58 degrees. >> thanks, that is it for "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com. sunday morning is next. have a great day.

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