temperatures they're going to dip even lower overnight. good evening every body, i'm joyce evans. >> meteorologist monica cryan. it will get pretty low. >> it really is. we're talking temperatures in the teens through the overnight. some areas even near single digits. we didn't have much of a warmup today staying into the 30s. but feeling more like the 20s. in the city for the overnight, 17 degrees. for the suburbs 13. further north you go actually once again could be a few areas that drop into the single digi digits. clear but cold for tonight. those winds now we had gusty winds earlier today they're starting to calm down but we still have wind chill as a factor. for the forecast. here's a look at our current temperature. 24 degrees in philadelphia. temperature in wildwood 28. wrightstown 21. and reading into the low 20s as well. but you factor in that wind, that northerly wind, so cold really biting at the skin. it feels like it's 11 degrees in philadelphia. trenton feels like the single digits allentown same kind of thing. at about 7 degrees. so make sure you bundle up. you'll need to be bundled up all the way into tomorrow. especially in the morning it's going to be a cold start through about 9:00 o'clock, noontime 33 degrees but it does have some nice sunshine. not going to do much for a warmup at least we've got nice sunshine to look forward to. temperatures into the upper 30s and not as breezy tomorrow. joyce. i've got look at the full forecast coming up in a bit. >> happening now a philadelphia child is recovering tonight after a dramatic rescue in west oak lane. firefighters rushed into a row home engulfed in flames for that live-saving mission. several fire companies were called out to fight those flam flames. our sabina kuriakose is live at the scene tonight. sabina, what's happening? >> joyce, crews are still on the scene here still very very active. now, firefighters rushed into the second floor of a row home here to save a child trapped inside. >> don't cry, don't cry, don't crying she'll be all right, okay. >> friends of the young girl caught inside this row home fire pray for her recover reach firefighters say around 6:30 saturday evening on the 6500 block of north bow eighty three street philly's finest risked their lives to pull a child and both parents to safety. >> companies made an aggressive effort to save young child on the second floor where companies actually went above the fire through the second floor windows to get to this child. >> reporter: crews arrived win minutes of getting emergency call but already the fire inside was fully raging. firefighter as tacked the flames on the first floor. but quickly realized young child was still inside and upstairs bedroom. officials would not say how old the victim is or the extent of the injuries. but friends we spoke with say they rushed the scene when they heard it was classmate's house on fire. >> to see her like that it's hard. >> it took 11 companies nearly half an hour to put out the fire. along with the young girl's friends and family deputy commissioner anthony says the heroes who pulled her to safety now pulling for the child's recovery as well. >> they went above the fire while companies were doing an aggressive interior attack, and, you know, it says a lot about philadelphia's fire department. >> reporter: now the child is in critical but stable conditi condition. the parents are expected to be released from the hospital tonight and as you can see around here crews are still on the scene that's because the investigation into exactly what caused this fire continues. joyce back to you. >> thank you sabina. police have identified the victim who was killed in a hit-and-run and then hit again in pottstown. police say 24-year-old donald prunell was walking to work around 8:00 along but ruin hundred new shoemaker road. that's when somebody driving a dark-colored pickup truck hit him. that driver took off and then another car hit prunell. that driver stopped and called police. police say he died right there at the scene. if you saw anything that may help police they want to hear from you. it was two years ago that a philadelphia police officer walked into a robbery in progress and jumped into action. tonight he's being remembered for giving his live to defend others. family, community members, brothers and sisters in blue gathering in north philadelphia to remember sergeant robert wilson, iii. he was 30 years old when he opened fire on armed robbers inside a game stop. he had run inside that store to buy a gift for his son. today the crowd lined up outside the 22nd police district where wilson worked. the group releasing balloons after his grandmother said a prayer. >> he was lot of fun. he always liked -- you always liked to have him around. when he wasn't at the house you'd miss him. if you cook, he eight. he'd have us come around and e eat. >> rob's last conversation was about life. and what we going to do in the future. and he didn't have a chance to fulfill that. i had the chance. take everything more seriously. >> report wilson or sergeant wilson was an eight year veteran of the force. prosecutors charged two brothers with his murder. 100 days and tonight bombshell accusations from president trump against his predecessor. the president accusing now former president obama of wire tapping phones at trump tower during the campaign. series of early morning tweets from mr. trump shocking the world one of them saying "terrible. just found out that obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory. nothing found. this is mccarthy i! >> president trump did not offer any evidence or details nor did he say what prompted him to make the claim but it's causing a fire storm of reaction from both sides of the aisle. >> i don't know if it's true or not. but if it is true, illegally -- [ laughter ] >> it would be the biggest political scandal since water gate. >> president obama spokesperson released a statement saying in part "neither president obama nor any white house official ever ordered surveillance on any u.s. citizen and that any suggestion otherwise simply false. meanwhile the controversy comes on the same day that trump supporters planned demonstrations around the country. pro trump rallies carried out in washington, new york city, palm beach, florida, and other cities and here at home, people for trump rally took place neshaminy state park in bensalem. jennifer joyce talking with supporters about why it was important for them to participate. >> because i love trump. he's making america great again. >> reporter: hundreds of people gathered at neshaminy state park wearing their red, white and blue and waving their flags in support of president donald trump. >> he's behind us. >> reporter: rally hosted by the organization people for trump meant to promote positivity and the idea of working together to make america greater for all. >> look at us. it's a great day. it's all positive. we don't need more negativity. we need positive. stand by our president and support him all the way. >> reporter: pete of northeast philadelphia brought his two daughters to the event he thinks the president can inspire them. >> what i like them to see is don't give up, believe in what you believe in, don't stop fig fighting. >> ♪ >> reporter: patriotic music, prayer and speeches rallied the crowd of children, families and four leg friends huddled in the park on cold saturday. >> and we just thought, you know, we really need to kind of come out and kind of have the president's back. >> reporter: this is one of many spirit of america rallies happening throughout our area and across the country. open to anyone who is supporting trump's efforts as president. >> i believe that we're here not in opposition to any party or any other group of people that we're here as americans to make america greater for everybody including the people that have opposing views. >> i was always a little bit on the fence burt let me tell you his speech the other night with the joint congress really totally sold me. >> reporter: as medical professional colleen mccloskey cares about health care and the future of the affordable care act. >> when he said about the pre-existing conditions was going to be covered, when they repeal and replace it, that kind of gave me a little bit of ease. >> reporter: people here say there is a universal benefit to backing our president they hope rallies like this can spread that message and unify a very divided country. >> it's time to come together like he said in his speech the other night. it's time to come together as a country. report rt in bucks county, jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. vermont senator bernie sander social security in mississippi tonight where he joined a pro union rally at a nissan auto plant. the senator is calling on the japanese automaker to drop its opposition to workers union ey eyeing. sanders joined other groups including the naacp in challenging the company to allow workers the right to decide whether to join the united auto workers union at the plant in canton, mississippi. sanders said workers had been threatened with layoffs if they vote in favor of joining the union, and they've been forced to attend anti union meetings. nissan denies these allegations. >> the reason that we see opposition to unions here in mississippi and in fact all over the country is because unions work in providing increased wages and benefits. >> workers at 42 of nissan's 45 plants worldwide are union knifed but not at the three facilities in mississippi and tennessee. philadelphia police are looking for a missing man tonight. his family says he may be suffering from dementia. rivera was last seen on februarl hospital. that's on the 100 block of east lehigh avenue. he was released from the hospital. he has been seen since. if you may have seen him, please give police a call. >> another missing person in philadelphia tonight. a woman from germantown. police are looking for 27-year-old stephanie delgado. she was last seen near her home on thursday on the 200 block of seymour street. she was wearing a gray and purple coat. police believe that she may have been with man named christian. a car plunges off a cliff landing on its roof and the teen inside survives. what police say the time of day may have helped safe that teen's life. plus, a drug maker's price gouging when it comes to a life-saving medication. is it so? well, we'll tell you how lawmakers want to go after them. and picture of a local boy's smile seen around the world. thanks to a fox 29 photographer. took 18 months but we finally tracked down cameron and his family. sean? >> joyce with only 19 games left the flyers look to make a final push for a play off spot. flyers versus the first place capitals. we got the highlights later in sports. ♪ crews spent the day searching through what's left after a deadly explosion at a house near mexico city. officials say fireworks were being made inside the house. and that a build up of gas may have set it off. four people were killed in the blast including two children ages six and 11. six other people were hurt. some of them have cuts and bur burns. a teenager speeding away from police crashes down a cliff on to a beach below and surviv survives. the car came to a stop on its roof as you can see here. this is just outside boston. police say the 19-year-old driver was speeding when an officer tried to pull him over. police say they backed off after the chase became too dangerous. they say he drove through a guardrail and went off the road about 2 miles down the road. witnesses say firefighters had to use the jaws of life to dig the young man out and he came up the hill wearing a neck brace. >> he was conscious. >> yeah. >> look good. >> that's surprising. big drop. >> it's very big drop. i just think it's crazy to survive something like that. it's just unreal. >> the young man was last reported in stable condition tonight. police are not sure why he did not pull over but they say he is really lucky because if it had been a different time of day the car would have been underwater. well back here at home, firefighters in north philadelphia were called out to a factory building fire this was on north american and west comer land streets to night. the fire was placed under control just before 8:30 and nobody was hurt. no word yet on what caused the fire. in your money tonight the price of a life-saving drug is sky rocketing. patients who depend on insulin may have seen the price of the drug double in the last few years. now lawmakers investigating if some drug makers are racking up huge profits. while risking patient's lives. fox's rob lowe reports. >> reporter: more than 29 million americans rely on their daily insulin. there are three major brands. competition keep prices not with insulin if one wrapped raises its price the other two quickly follow. every day about five or sick times a day, scott tests his blood sugar. he's lived with insulin dependent diabetes for 30 years. >> i use ten vials every 90 days $3,000. 310. that's $12,000 a year just to stay alive. >> reporter: he wears a pump delivers insulin throughout the day. every day. his insurance hasn't protec prod him from price increases. >> the customer has no voice really because they have no choice. and i think that's the part that's really disjointed this is not place for them to say they have no choice, they have to have it to survive. the insurance companies will p pay. let's jack the price through the roof. >> reporter: mark herder also row lies on insulin. >> give myself a shot once a day at bedtime. >> reporter: 74-year-old is on medicare but that only pay as percentage. >> last september, when i purchased the same thing, it costs me approximately $700 out of my pocket. >> you make the treatment look great when you're able to lose weight. >> repki moneywho are in with pharmaceutical managers who negotiate the errs can that exactly a product, a medical product and then from there reaching the patient. >> reporter: here's what patients have seen in the last five years. the price of top-selling insul insulins have more than doubled. a vile costs $254 last year. compared to $122.5 years ago. $248 last year, 2,011 the cost was $114. >> in 25 years of technology and advancements and processing, how can the price of something be ten times higher when the formula is sift tent for so long and worked so well? i think it's a crime. >> reporter: patients and doctors are not the only ones scrutinizing dramatic price increases. lawmakers and the american diabetes association are also concerned about price hikes. >> it's a very complicated system. but so it's easy for everybody to point the finger at everybody else. we really need to get the facts and we'll be able to figure out legislative solutions. >> reporter: den very congresswoman diane be get tells us she's calling for congressional hearings to gather those facts. >> the pharmaceutical companies will tell you when we have more complex insulins we have insulin that does a better job, and so on. and that's wonderful for diabetics. but not if they can't afford it. >> reporter: the american diabetes association has launch add petition calling for access to affordable insulin. so far it's collected 190,000 signatures to share with congress but changes can't happen quick enough for the millions of americans who use insulin to keep them alive. >> they push the price to fatten their own covers and the probl problems there are so many people, unlike myself, that you just can't afford to keep going up and going up and going up because, um, your income doesn't go up. your ability to earn doesn't go up. >> something needs to be done and i think it boils down to the moral conscious of the companies, you know, make your money somewhere else. that was fox's rob lowe reporting for us tonight. a federal lawsuit accuses the three insulin makers of cole lewd to go raise their prices and the drug makers, they all deny the allegations. the security around trump towers costing new york city big time now. what the city is doing that officials hope will mean reimbursement. plus, how pizza dough and the viral video are making two new jersey boys big stars. ♪ ♪ a section of beach in delaware may soon be off limits to smokers. south bethenny beach is considering an ordinance to ban smoking. if it passes, when the council votes in april it will be the last town on the delmarva coast to enact a smoking ban. that ban would include all types of tobacco including e-cigarettes. a taste of the wild west came to delaware county tonight. hundreds donned their cowboy hats and their boots for a very good cause. it was the fifth annual gala for mother of providence regional catholic school in netter provence township. fox 29's chris o'connell there. is that him in the cowboy hat? he served as master of ceremonies tonight. the event raises money for classroom supplies and scholarships for catholic school students. in cherry hill, new jersey, the joy of reading was spread among book lovers of all ages. two authors shared their books with girl scouts and seniors today at spring hills cherry hill assisted living. author charlotte fell cher brought along some games and activities for the children and senior citizens to do together which are featured in her book. and the group also listened to author allison pilla read her new book it's not so bad i'm just glad thatnhough things might be a little enjoyen police say the road rage and then as we h ♪ turkish officials say a plane they believe belongs to the syrian military crashed near the turkey/syria border today. the search is now underway for the pilot who officials believe ejected from the aircraft. a syrian opposition group fighting the government to told turkish media that the group shot the plane down. in houston today, police are linking the death of a teenaged girl to a satanic ritual. two gang members from el salvador are now charged with kidnapping and murder. fox's will car explains how police say two other girls also became victims of the men in this grizzly case. how would you feel if your 15-year-old daughter had been murdered like this. >> reporter: two gang members in the united states illegally are accused of in horrific murder in texas police say has links to satanic worship. >> 22-year-old miguel arriver rose flores and 18-year-old, are charged with kidnapping three girls and murdering one. they were seen smiling in court. investigators say the two men belong to the violent gang innness 13 held the girls at a houston apartment for weeks. two were a able to escape but the victims say one girl was killed for knocking over a satanic shrine. >> my partner and i met with the family yesterday, and we believe strongly that we have a good identification on the victim. >> reporter: authorities believe the teenager was run away reported anything january. >> these are very up pressable young women, okay, y'r and whoep homeland security to immigratio. aosts are going up b federal reimburse $127,000 a whg too much pay additionalfamily ae pushing for charges to night. she's accused of stabbing another woman in a fit of road rage. mary craig was arrested following what police say is her involvement in a november stabbing. the attack came after authorit authorities say women in two cars ex changed profanities while at a stop light or red light they were stopped there in the felton area of delaware. craig allegedly establish the victim in the upper torso. craig has been released on bond. back to your fox 29 weather authority tonight. here's live look into old city after a mild start to the week. we're getting ready for temperatures in the teen overnight. monica especially when you consi as oft it feels like the teensp forhi s begi sunday. we just well, really does warming we saw through 13 degrees in millville digitsgt of tough the evening. tomorrow 38. ot going to be as gusty. wind chill not as much of a problem as we head into your sunday. that's the good news. then temperatures will continue to climb. look at this. 50 degrees on monday. we've got some cold easing and then we head into tuesday it's going to be a mild rain. want to show you how this kind of pans out. some of our western counties picking up on the best chance for rain as we head into your tuesday. and then by wednesday there may be a lingering shower into the early morning hours. by thursday, it's a lot more sunshine. temperatures low 50s. so at this point we'll stay into the 50s and 60s at least through thursday. joyce? >> all right. monica, thanks so much. coming up, see how pizza dough an viral video are making two jersey boys big stars. and some special waiters giving customers some unique service. where restaurant owner is turning to robotics service. wired differently. to fill all types of robots. somets both take orders and they serve the food. cute. two young brothers from new jersey have been demonstrating their amazing pizzas ting skills for stars. fox's12-year-old micel going work with their dadabout everyt. >> r factory in jersey cityter: soon b >> we need about one hour a s with this 302nd million views d various tv shows found the teste day the news. they are fantastic. the picture of a local boy's smile seen around the world thanks to fox 29 photographer it took 18 months but we finally tracked down cameron and his family. hi hey i'll take one of those new fast play games. oh, you ready for a rush? uh, sure! ♪ i'm pretty excited for you right now. ♪ fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! fast play, please! fast play. play fast. win instantly. ♪ld. little did the guy us and ♪ live truck and said, can you report my smile yes, we can cameron. >> it went bon kearse and a year and a half later, this -- buzz feed has compiled this list of the 32 most whole some things that have ever happened on twitter. we're talking in the universe. and number one on that list comes from fox 29 photojournalist dave eitzenoun now. >> wouldn't it b which led to we're here to report inte that's grandson. >> you know cameron. >> there you guys were. and there was my grandson. >> and then you call us. >> i did. i called. >> how many people saw this picture of you? look at how many that is. that's almost million people. look at that. >> wow! >> cam. >> kids run up the truck all the time. put me on tv it i want to be on tv. i started rolling down the window because i see him coming i rolled down the window and he says, can you report my smile? and my heart just melted. >> ♪ >> cameron's smile is melting a lot of hearts and lifting them as well. >> literally millions of people have senior picture your smile. >> and not just senior smile. have been inspired by your smi smile. >> yes. >> hundreds of thousands of comments just keep oncoming. >> people have i guess screen shotted the tweet and put it on other websites. so it's gone viral on instagram, a website called injure. >> the list goes on and so do the shares. >> just ask fox 29 producer lea who is feeling sad one night so friend tried to lift her spiri spirits. >> they wanted to cheer me up i get this text with this link. i click it it's this website and it's like number one on the list. i had no idea that lea works with a guy behind the tweet. neither did the next person. >> you get a text from another person. were they like trying to make you smile with it? >> yeah, they were just like trying to cheer me up. trying to make me smile of course it's the same tweet by dave eitzen they're sending me to cheer me up. >> small world. big smile spreading far and wi wide. take what someone at dunkin' donuts asked. >> is your name cameron. >> yes, how do you know my son. >> she said i seen his picture she's like my good niece i feel- like i met someone famous. >> this is my room. >> favorite things for boy whose smile has gone viral. >> my favorite teddy bear likes this one the best. >> his teddy, eating and. >> it my mom. >> aww. >> that's so nice. >> and also birthday pears. >> in case you're wondering -- >> i am letting you get me, no, no. >> this kid stole our hearts. >> king me. even let us hold his basketball trophies. >> please. >> little stars. 2013. when you don't have the camera then you can hold it. [ laughter ] >> most likely. >> packs is fox 29 photojournalist paxton reece. who became cameron's bff. >> my third pick six. i got two before. one i got by myself. one i got when i was versing somebody else. >> as cameron whooped paxton in madden nfl -- >> i'm more old school than old school. >> whoa! >> how old are you? >> nine. >> his mom and grandma be held the power of their little boy's smile. >> i'm telling you, that is too cute. how many did it get? 1 million. >> 1 million. wow! ♪ >> how adorable. i think we ought to give cameron a job. >> oh yeah, definitely. definitely. smile all around. >> speaking of smiling, you know who else is smiling. >> ? >> who jay wright he continues to make his case for coach of the year. villanova finish up the regular season with a trip to georgetown. we have the highlights and the flyers. also on the road d.c. area taking on the number one team in the nhl the washington capitals. this one had to be settled in overtime. find out if the flyers pulled off the upset next in sports. wy chan so ff theyers a opponent taking bom sean's nicholas back stm . now a lot of flyers haver hy need to hit the fast forward button on the season with only 20 games left the only thing the sixers have going for them right now is potential rookie of the year candidate dario saric. saric was name the eastern conference rookie of the month for february where he led all rookies in scoring averaging 17 points per game. let's see if dario and company could see still a win for the pistons at the wells fargo center. second quarter sixers down one. part of a sixers 13-two run. but that's all it was folks. all downhill from there. mcconnell gets destroyed. pistons go the other morris phis the open three that's good flor. sunny h outs two earned right field bringing in two madness kicks inons down two st. what is that all paint for easys >> penn upsets harvard pa less 1 cunningham. the you go can play a little b bit. next statue to be unveiled, ladies, the great wilt chamberlain. >> why did it take so long. >> good question. >> that's a brand now practice facility. >> all right. thanks so much. that is our news for this saturday night. make sure you join "good day philadelphia". live powerball drawing is next. and then it's followed by... 150 meg internet with equal upload and download

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