mental issues. reporter: now with authorities knowing only 133 made it out. we have four people unaccounted for. we re not expecting good news. reporter: agents with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms and explosives are combing through ruble still trying to fine those missing, bring their families some peace. people asked me, what can we do? what can we do for these four people not accounted for as their families are waiting for word, even right now. say a prayer for them and their families. they are going for some of the toughest times you can possibly imagine. reporter: and now chopper three is live over the wreckage and ruble left behind by that fire, atf agents and others were only able to get full as zest today because of hot spots and structural issues. authorities want to find exact origin of this fire today but we have seen, what looks like investigators being lowered into the ruble because they are focusing first on finding those four people, still
colorado. going to beaver creek. hopefully we will get snow. reporter: carla kline and her family are heading to the slopes this thanksgiving holiday. heading into philadelphia international airport they are hoping to avoid the holiday rush. i would be there but they came from panama yesterday and it took me two and a half hours to get to the airport last night yeah, so traffic was really bad but today was a breeze, no traffic at all. reporter: midday on the ]jbusiest travel day of thes were the lack of long lines. so far, so good we came early. flight is supposed to be at 4:30. we just wanted to avoid hustle and bustle so we came early. i m surprised our flight anxiety we chose to come early and so far it looks good. reporter: rick fox and his family breezed through airport check in on their way to chicago. i m really excited. spend time with my husband s family. so we will get sometime off. reporter: earlier in the day lines formed quickly at this tsa secu
apartments were impact. jennifer harding let us up. just the fact that we get that little bit of water in the kitchen faucet has been great but not everyone is like that. a lot of the residents i have spoken to have had absolutely no water. reporter: while she s not completely out of the clear. you cannot flush the toilet , so that is where things get a little bit, you know, hairy. reporter: downstairs on the corner of her building we have watched restaurant regulars at parx read the closed sign before turning away. just wanted something for quit lunch for shopping but, we will have to go so where else. reporter: that is the old pipe sit ago above ground right there. city officials are hoping to have water turn back on within the next few hours. live from rittenhouse square, chante lens for cbs-3 eyewitness news . thank you so much. also tonight, it was a pretty nice day today, but that first day of winter but we re watching a possible storm, just in time for
evening. look at these temperatures, 16 in philadelphia, 15 in allentown, four in mount pocono. fifteen in millville. with the winds continuing to be strong here s what it feels like if you step outside right now. feels like zero or below, every where except for the shore. feels a little bit above 1 degree atlantic city, wildwood warmer spots, dover feels like two but philadelphia feels like minus one. 1 degree below zero, as well as allentown 19b low in mount pocono. wind chill advisory remains in effect for vast majority of our area going through to tomorrow, at noon new trimmed back just a little bit. that is good news but wind chill warning for poconos, that is where our wind chill values could reach as low as 20 or 30 below. as far as traveling is concerned for afternoon commute tonight we are giving you yellow light, still slippery, and on the account of the road around the city if you were out and about where we re still not seeing things completely treated. there are
reporter: he calls for lock s return that gathered more than five hub signatures in one day mr. lock is my favorite teaches, bar none, of all time, and, you know, i just felt like an in justice was done so i decided instead of being quiet i stepped up. reporter: eric who says he has been speaking with mr. lock, as fellow parents want him back in the classroom this is asanine. parents that i have communicated with are, unequivocally out raged. reporter: now is there a previously scheduled meeting tonight with the superintendent, at cherry hill high school west and east parents and student say they plan to be there to voice their concerns. they also plan to show up in large numbers tomorrow night, at a board of education meeting. live, from cherry hill, anita oh for cbs-3 eyewitness news one of the wounded students who survived a florida high school shooting is sharing her story to day. meanwhile more questions surrounding the sheriff department s initial respons