. >> basically. >> they do have wawa's, but they use this wegmans as a wawa.ow, that guy, look, whenever they don't make icon tact with the camera. >> i know. >> look -- >> oh, he's waiving. >> i got a wrap two minutes ago. let moo ask you something, the first customer come out with more than one bag, is this snowstorm buying? >> for the fire department. >> for the fire department. what's breakfast for the fire department today? >> oh, chicken nuggets for later, some waffles for now, some bacon mac and cheese for the boys, sole milk, some water, so. >> waffles. no french toast for the firefighters up here? >> i see it is easy to make the waffle and localed it in the truck while driving. >> oh,. >> so you went with the mega and brand, didn't go with the let go of my eggo. what goes into the thought about what waffle do you buy? >> we're firefighters. we got to go with cheap. we can't afford eggo's. >> but this is the imitation eggo because it is a rounds waffle. >> yes. >> it is perfectly centered it holds the butter and the syrup while driving and trying to pu

i talk to worker here at the wawa. he said he walked to work took him 45 minutes and now he has to walk home but he figure that was the one way not to get stuck in this. but again, iain, the snow finally starting to subside here in hamilton township. we were very hard hit it came late and it was fast and furio furious. >> yeah. all right, dawn thanks for your coverage this afternoon. we appreciate it much get home safe. all right. >>> thank you. >> let's get back to fox 29 weather authority now. as we take a look at doylestown in bucks county the north and western suburb getting hit by this nor east. kathy has the latest for in you just 15 seconds. the storm is moving out temperatures will be falling tonight and all of that pretty snow clinging to the trees is going to freeze and put more pressure on those tree limbs and power lines. look at this beautiful picture of center city philadelphia and the circle. heading down toward the art museum. you can see the roads they're just wet. but anything that is untreated any si

we're at a wawa. now here is where i was telling sue serio earlier. yes, it is good it is above freezing. but it is bad when you get out of our car, you step in this, this is just slop. so you can see that this is wet and slush. you wouldn't walk in that puddle. the problem is when you think you're walking on snow you think straight through, and then you get the ankle-deep slush. that's what i am warning everybody about. now look. as hard as we worked, and we're just tacking to people, here is my man sean gregory with the family business. he took an hour nap in this since he started work willing with the first snowflakes yesterday. now, sean and i were just across the street, if we had the video, ryan, do we have the video available? yes, no? all right, so, there is a guy in a nissan maxima, decides on his way to see his mother being rushed into cooper, to stop at the 7-eleven for coffee. for now it is wawa coffee. that will driveway is worse than the slushy driveway here. he gets stuck in his brand new mix and maxima. fortunately as is what i saw yes

like i said, the wawa, who would have thought, wawa actually shutting down? they had in choice.ar back up, he's turning people away. we will get things right here in pennsauken new jersey coming down here, been pretty steady since mitt night. so we will see what that purple line finally does see if it shifts just a little bit. back to you guys. >> something you don't see every day, people getting turned away from from the wawa. imagine driving, getting bundled up? >> can't wait to go. >> poop. lauren? are people talking to you yet? >> no, but i just got three hospitalization, so i'm waving. i got three hospitalization from 309. >> hey. >> listen. >> horn why? >> now at john's plane and fancy diner. this all got live reviews on my twitter feed. i'm homing when i go inside i get comings. that's all i need, comings from inside. because all of the action out here in the snow has people running inside. we will go in there coming up after the break. >> we've shunk back to a dad box, i apologize for that, quakertown, pennsauken, allentown, i mean, we got boxes everywhere. because the s

the wawa without power. the intersection here hello guys without power.he street lights, the mcdonald's over here without power and dave you can see -- you see that car way down there that is stuck. that car is stuck like many are stuck as i try to get over this little plowed in thing and probably the worst for many people the liquor store here is closed. take a look what we went through about an hour and a half ago. we were stuck along i-95 on street road coming up the ramp tractor trailers were stuck it caused a chip reaction that everyone got stuck on the incline on the off-ramp northbound 95 to street road people were sipping their wheels. 18 wheelers said they'll be stuck there for three hours before a wrecker. we talked to truck driver who was just trying to get home. >> hello. my god. this is what we're dealing with. úit's been better. >> what's it like on the roads. >> we're both stuck. >> it's bad. it's bad. it's been better. chain reaction up here and i have a single axle tract i don't know another ax stole get more struck. i'm waiting on wrecke

hard to be motivated to do much anything in this weigh weather why jack made a pit-stop at wa wawa. >had to bundle up and it work. coffee helps. >> the concern now high tides in both the morning and the evening tomorrow. as these coastal communities continue to brace. in somers point, brad sattin fox 29 news. >>> back here in philadelphia, hopefully you didn't plan on flying out of philadelphia today at philadelphia international airport more than 500 flights canceled and the airport says, yeah, expect more tomorrow. for those trying to use public transportation on the ground, it wasn't a whole lot easier. all amtrak a suspended in the northeast corridor until at least tomorrow. let's check in with fox 29's joanne pill lee gee who is at 30th street station. a lot of stranded passengers, joanne. >> reporter: that's right, dawn. this monster storm made a real mess of plane and train schedules leaving passengers here at 30th street station and at the airport stranded. a different kind of busy here at 30th street station. the people who are here are looking for spot to spend the night. si

. >> so not only this wawa in bensalem is without power and still is, several wawa's in our area spent a portion of the storm in the dark, no access to wawa, just not what we're used to in these parts. because of so many outages around town, the bensalem school district is closed today. we're live here, another live look at the utility crews right across the way trying to get the power restored here. but, to see full list of school closings, and school delays, head to our website fox29.com. karen, thomas? >> oh, because it is so long, all right, jenny, thank you so much. delaware county, lot of people there lost electricity for the second time, just got it back up, in time to lose it all over again, because we had all of the snow so heavy and thick, on our trees, pulling them down, on to the wires, this is broomall, specifically, with the branches down. we got a lot of homes in that area, they were in the dark, for nine hours, they are some of the lucky folks, they got their lights back on. and in camden county, there was a tree that came across partridge lane, in cherry hill. so peopl

let me show you this, because i told you this wawa here on 663 is where a lot of the plow trucks hadn fueling up. and bob said it, they're not in plow mode yet. sort every stand by wait and see. i actually just check my e-mail, and red mike masco's latest update. he calls this, karen, thomas, a appetizer, what we're dealing with right now is just an appetizer. so we've had the first course, and what we had here in bucks county, quakertown, was some pretty heavy, i would say, consistent snowfall foray for awhile. it has taped err off now. it feels to be kind of the mix between snow and rain when the flakes fall on my glove and i catch them, see they're wet and heavy just as sue and mike had been promising. so right now, it is sort after lull. things have sort of quieted down. it is not a lot happening. we have seen the plow trucks pass by us here at the wawa, few times, that means they're salting the roads and keeping them safe out here. so, i know last time we prom ills dollars we would hit the roads there is time i promise you we will. we will head over to city hall where they were

that better not be a wawa. >> no. >> what's that? >> is that their station. >> the penndot salt yard there in south philly right at front and oregon there. >> so probably loading up? >> that's casino every fun to watch. when i go home this afternoon after our shift, i think i will ' just get my sweat pants, and watch that. the rest of the day. >> what a great way to spend the day. >> oh, on my ipad because i'll be watching fox 29 of course. >> that's the answer we want. be watching fox 29 of course. >> that's the answer we want. quick break, back in say 90 the ross spring dress event. it's here. where you'll find the perfect dress at the perfect price. whether you want to stand out from the crowd or dance the night away. from a weekend getaway to that special celebration. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you've gotta get to the ross spring dress event, on now. ♪ you're gotta go to ross. so i want my glasses my girlfriend loves artists. and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% o

we are at the wawa in quakertown, 663. look at this, it is empty. no one is here. so people probably heeding the warnings. it is still early though, to not come out into the snow. so here's what happened. when we were heading up this way, we passed about eight to ten different salt trucks on 76 and 476. during most of the drive it was sort of wet mixture of snow and rain. now pretty much all snow, just as sue promised. the roads though not bad out here a lot of slush really, on the streets and you can see it is not really bad. we saw a lot of the salt trucks. but we are blanketed by a layer of snow out here. so, how many inches will we see accumulate throughout the morning? mike and sue just told us, one to two or two to 3 inches per hour. so we will be out here all morning keeping you posted on the conditions and if you live in this area, of course, you can talk to us on social media, let us know what you see. we know that the school kids are not in class today. so we will see if we can find some of them. see what they're doing on this snow day. so for now, all sn

helping out with clean-up >> the main part of the storm that's when we took our break and went to wawa. >> reporter: at the peak, the weight of rapid accumulation was enough to bring this tree charactering down near morris and broad >> when i pulled up, we heard a crackling and all of a sudden tree went rateth right down. >> reporter: he said the traffic light happened to be red >> if this had been green, somebody would have gotten hit. >> reporter: as cumbersome as clean-up is there were ways to embrace the condition >> i take the as it comes. >> reporter: within the slush there might be heep to be found. that may be, just maybe the worst is behind us >> i want like just nice sunny days. >> reporter: again, the city snow emergency what happened set up a at 9:00 p.m. residents can parking on the snow emergency routes. they're asking them not to park too closely to street corners for clean-up crews to get by and to make room for all of this, live in center city, alexandria hoff, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you for that. . >>> as you get ready to led back to work and school, be sure

one ofofhe heart s shattering moments was last night on local radio,o, a mother wawas talkinga radio presenter saying she had gone to the e shopping mall and heard the fire had broken up. a child was calling her and said she could not get out but t the doors of the senenate was close. she was with other children n o werere there on the firsdayy of holiday. she could not get through to her daughter to try and save her. she could scream on the phone get out get out. meanwhile, the russian embassy is accusing the government of blindly following its british ally. australia announced it was expelling to undeclared russian intelligence officers in retaliation of the spy poisoning. removedrn nations have 130 diplomats. they will return to moscow in the coming days. the foreign ministry says it will respond harshly, but is still open to cocooperation. : the doors of the russian consulate closed on the orders of washington. it's leading the way, ordering out 60 russians in a massive international effort. russia is being punished for its nerve agent attack on a former russian spy in england. u

police are charged at a nearby wawa. nbc 10 just spoke with the chief of police in neighboring millville. he tells us his officers are helping police in vineland. he also says there's no evidence of anyone being in danger, but, again, unclear why is in place. we're going to continue to follow it. stay with nbc 10 right here on the air and on the app to get the latest on this breaking story. >>> we have some more breaking news. threats have forced the two districts in south jersey to cancel classes altogether today. a teacher received an e-mail containing the words bullets and guns. nbc 10 cydney long is live in franklin township with more on what led to the decision to close those schools. syd. >> rose, good morning. i can tell you i've been in touch with the police chief since about 6:405 this morning and i just a few minutes ago found out from police that that threatening e-mail sent to an us specified teacher was sent at about 1:00 this morning. that gives you an idea of just how quickly law enforcement and administra

helping out with clean-up >> the main part of the storm that's when we took our break and went to wawa. >> reporter: at the peak, the weight of rapid accumulation was enough to bring this tree charactering down near morris and broad >> when i pulled up, we heard a crackling and all of a sudden tree went rateth right down. >> reporter: he said the traffic light happened to be red >> if this had been green, somebody would have gotten hit. >> reporter: as cumbersome as clean-up is there were ways to embrace the condition >> i take the as it comes. >> reporter: within the slush there might be heep to be found. that may be, just maybe the worst is behind us >> i want like just nice sunny days. >> reporter: again, the city snow emergency what happened set up a at 9:00 p.m. residents can parking on the snow emergency routes. they're asking them not to park too closely to street corners for clean-up crews to get by and to make room for all of this, live in center city, alexandria hoff, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you for that. . >>> as you get ready to led back to work and school, be sure

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gassing up tonight at wawa. ready to hit the streets again. the main hoy ways in pretty good shape.ow attack the side streets. watch out for black ice in the morning. iain? >> good advice, dave. thank you as we talked about this before problem tonight as dave just mentioned going to be refreezing that means trouble on the roads. join us at 4:00 a.m. for "good day philadelphia". bob will have all your traffic conditions, sue will have your forecast, and all your day's headlines. good day starts at 4:00 and goes to 10:00 right here on fox 29. >>> down the shore, wasn't so much the snow but the flooding. streets covered in water. well, okay, and some snow. brad some in delaware county hit hard again. >> reporter: yes. it has been very long day we have trees down, power out a lot of people are still in the dark tonight. we'll hear from some of them coming up. >>> brad, thanks. plows working hard from the roads to the runway. air travel came to stop in philly today make sure to check your airline if you're heading out tomorrow. ♪ this was the scene in wayne this afternoon a familiar sigh

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. >> there's also a wawa. >> that's a shock, that's a shock. let's head outside this morning.g at rising water, yeah, just within the last 10 minutes the water started to really come up here along columbus boulevard delaware avenue. it looks like it's going to be a repeat of yesterday with those northbound lanes being blocked here near the ben franklin bridge. just stay over on 95 to get around that lake. now everything is a little bit funky today on mass transit. the regional rails are on a severe storm service plan. that's basically a saturday schedule. subways, though, they've been running all night, every 20 minutes. karen. >> temperatures are a little bit above freezing in the city. 1 degree. and it's going to stay about that way through the day today. and we're seeing a lot of melting on the roads but that's not going to be the case later on when the storm really intensifies and it's coming down heavily. one of the issues that we're really concerned about 'cause i know so many people lost power, some just got it back, we do have the concern for power outages today and th

. >> reporter: they're entire bensalem neighborhood is in the dark along with the wawa, the mcdonald's and the local liquor store. >> we have kerosene heaters so i think we'll be okay. um, and then candles so maybe some board games. >> reporter: in the meantime as the family truck is being used as a cell phone charging station, richie, jr., spent his snow day plowing the driveway. >> plowing the driveway better than going school? >> yeah arc little. >> reporter: as plows will work through the night to clear the freezing street vega house it's a night of board games and early to bed. they're just hoping power is back by morning. >> it is inconvenient, you know, you don't -- you don't get to do the things you normal dollar at nighttime. you know without power. >> reporter: what you're looking at now is a traffic light on street road and hulmeville road. that's the only electric that i can see from here. there are blocks and blocks that are completely in the dark at this point. you see, no street lights just the lights from the headlights from the cars coming by but it is that freezing te

the plow trucks already gassing up here at the wawa, getting ready to deal with all those roads. if you're at home keep an eye on the branches and trees outside your home as that snow starts to collect. >>> we continue our team coverage now with nbc 10's matt delucia live in chester county. matt, you've seen consistent snow there as well. >> reporter: and the snow is steadily falling at this moment. take a look at the roadway now. mostly wet, but don't let that fool you. there are some slick spots right now. especially the areas untreated, you get a lot of slushy spots especially on those side streets. let me put the ruler back in the snow. last half-hour it was about 3 1/2 inches. it's pretty much the same level right now. we're right about 3 1/2, get closer to that 4 inch mark. we'll certainly be able to top that as the day goes on. look at those power lines. randy was talking about this a second ago with the issue of the snow falling on the power lines and branches. you've got it already caked on those power lines. i want to show you one of the trees over here. this is exactly

her debit and credit cards good i'm trying not to use any atm's whether at the gas stations or like wawar whatever. >> reporter: investigators also want you to keep an eye out for the suspects. the obvious cameras they ignored captured clear pictures of them with a device in hand. >> definitely makes you want to pay attention, but i believe drugs has a lot to do with it. you know, i think that's causing a lot of the, um, crime and whatnot. >> reporter: police also say that these same two men put skimmers in other areas around bensalem in lower merion and possibly other locations. lucy. >> all right, we got to watch those thing. thank you very much, shawnette. >>> you get your groceries and check out you pack your car and you head home. what you probably didn't think about, well, see this is talking about what shawnette is talking about. kind of. what happened after you swiped your credit card. >>> it's a road many couples walk along without giving a whole lot of thought to that journey of getting pregnant. but now new technology could predict your chances ♪ >>> how did a man end up a in

hard to be motivatorred for much of anything in this weather which is why jack made a pits stop at wawa. >> had to bundle up a little b bit. it works. coffee always helps. >>> yes, coffee does always help. again, not a lot of flooding that we've seen and we've kind of went up and back for several miles along the jersey shore here. haven't really seen any flooding but that concern is tomorrow morning between 8:00 o'clock and 9:00 o'clock. we could see upwards of 2-foot storm surges and that as scott mentioned means that potential for at least moderate flooding. dawn and chris, back to you. >> brad, thank you. back here in philadelphia, nearly impossible to travel by air today at philadelphia international airport. more than 500 flights canceled and the airport says expect more tomorrow. more travel problems on the ground all amtrak trains are now suspended in the northeast corridor until at least tomorr tomorrow. now many travelers are having to adjust their plans. let's check in with joanne pileggi who's life at 30th street station and i imagine a lot of stranded people, joanne. >> repo

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. >> they've got bars, wawa, sushi. >> i love sushi. it any time of the day. >> i think we're hungry. >> i think that's right. >> if you're hungry for wet conditions. port richmond aramingo avenue at ann street not a lot of traffic out and about. keep in mind the snow emergency takes effect in the city at 8 o'clock so if you're parked along the snow emergency route, time to move those cars before 8:00 this morning. >>> trains are not on normal weekday schedules. regional rails, for instance, are basically on a saturday schedule. karen. >> let's take a look right now at the winds that we expect today. 35 to 45 miles an hour philadelphia and west of the city. and east we're looking at 45 to 55 miles per hour winds with with this nor'easter. you combine that with heavy wet snow and that's one of the reasons we're so concerned about power outages. for the most part i would say the storm is behaving itself as anticipated of the the area of low pressure just starting to develop now. about 50, 70 miles off the coastline and tracking up to the

plenty of snow to shovel in west chester as well peco, the storm, there were plenty of customers at wawa and people who had to walk around in the snow, drivers on the other hand, were dealing with nearly white out conditions. >>> philadelphia international airport is urging passengers to check with their airline before coming to the airport. here's what the airport looked like yesterday, a few passengers and lots of cancellations. by evening, planes were arriving and departing philadelphia international but they said don't take anything for granted, airport stresses there may be residual cancellations as airlines work to get crews and planes back into position. >>> northeast women's basketball team is in philadelphia for colonial athletic association tournament. >> i guess would you call yesterday a team building exercise. lets take a look. >> one, two, three... the bus got stuck leaving saint joe's after practice, they were on their way to watch the tournament at drexel. they did get the big bus out and hopefully not too tired because the team takes on delaware this afternoon. >> they c

we spoke to a man who lost power right at the same time the wawa here, did as well, and how about a listen to how things were going for his day. >> this morning i woke up, everything was cool, just started snowing and then like 2:00 o'clock we lost power and it has been ever since. >> reporter: all over again. >> yeah. >> reporter: you who power on friday, got it back on sunday. >> yes. >> reporter: mentally, it is a challenge. >> it is just annoying, i just want to play x box. >> reporter: everybody is playing tonight. >> yes. >> reporter: as far as roads are concerned secondary roads a kate was saying still snow covered, the main road is here , darby, eagle roads, are slushy. i see school district workers over there, they are shoveling , haverford township, of course, like so many others does not want another snow day , of course, i have to tell my kid they may be in school through july. just kidding. that is very latest reporting live from havertown i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, joe, thanks very much. >>> power problems, extend all across the region, peco rig

. >> coming out of the wawa. >> i thought it was howard eskin. >> it is in the like he has been, coming by fourth and market where we can say there we go. >> there is le jims at a wawa in suburban philadelphia, report was he was looking for schools for his kids. >> what? >> so if you are tall, black, it is very good chance someone will think you are lebron. >> fit comes to this people are swearing they have seen lebron in philly. it has come to that. do we want him that badly. our minds are playing tricks where he shows upright in front of us? is that what it has come to. >> yes. >> how does that make us look. >> pathetic. >> yes. >> big changes in temperatures can be bad, did you see this, doctor mike sent this out. we have had such fluxation? is that brian. >> no, that is lebron james. >> our director's black. >> but he is short and black. it is dwayne wade. >> dwayne wade is no that the short, stop it. >> it is spud webb. >> so, here's the thing our temperatures are going back and forth and people are getting sick. doctor mike says is there a correlation that you might have a high ri

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so other than that, the strip malls, the wawa behind me, the mickey d's, right across the road, are in the dark this morning. peco is reporting roughly 50,000 outages in bucks county alone. last night, chris o'connell was with the vague a family of bensalem, each member of that clan was taking turns to charge cell phones outside in the family truck. and of course, clear the driveway of all of the snow. last night the i-95 off ramp to street road was shut down after a tractor-trailer got stuck. we saw multiple vehicles stuck in the snow, wheels spinning, until help arrived. it even happened to our news van, chris o'connell, and photographer dave say they'd just helped a woman push her vehicle out of the snow when they got stuck. they got locked in place for roughly two hours before a group of guys helped to shovel them out. and they weren't alone. >> it was a chain reaction up here, i have single axle tractor, so i'm stuck, waiting ton wrecker, the guy behind me is waiting on a wrecker. >> this storm right away, when i started hearing branches falling, that start today make me nervous.

. >> i'm trying not to use any atm's like whether at the gas stations or like wawa or whatever. >> reporterigators say these same suspects also put skimmers in other locations. brian says he keeps an eye out. >> most places most atm's and stuff outside but most stores, no. gas stations. >> reporter: investigatorsly want to you keep an eye out for the suspects the obvious cameras they ignored captured clear pictures of them with the device in hasn't. >> definitely makes you want to pay attention. but i believe drug has lot to do with it and, you know, i think that's causing a lot of the, um, crime and whatnot. >> reporter: and again, reminder police say these same two men put skimmers in other parts of bensalem as well lower merion and other townships, too. lucy. >> thank you shawnette. >>> developing news out of nation's capitol a bombshell white house communications direct hope hicks resign. she was one of the president's most loyal aids. she is stepping down one day after the panel investigating the russia probe interviewed her for nine hours. she told a house intelligence panel that she

. >> i'm trying not to use any atm's like whether at the gas stations or like wawa or whatever. >> reporterstigators say these same suspects also put skimmers in other locations. brian says he keeps an eye out. >> most places, yeah, most a tm' and stuff outside. but most stores, no. gas stations. >> reporter: investigators also want you to keep an eye out for the suspects. the obvious cameras they ignored captured clear pictures of them with the device in hand. >> definitely makes you want to pay attention. but i believe drugs has a lot to do with it. you know, i think that's causing a lot of the, um, crime want n not. >> reporter: shawnette wilson, fox 29 news. let's get back to your fox 29 weather authority. lot to get to as we start with a live look at wilmington. rain, wind and snow for some of us moving in over the neck several hours. what can you expect? scott has got your forecast in just 15 seconds. >> you name it we've just about got it with this storm. major impacts across parts of the delaware valley. so what about the timing? tonight through friday we're looking at the heaviest

amy: while the parkland shooting has dominated national headlines for a month, far less coverage wawasaid to o the deathh of courtlin arrington. we go to birminghaham where we e joined by y her aunt shenise abercrombie. tell us what happened to your niece and was it, marched seven? >> yes. class. in school was dismissing. the young man that was in the class with her pulled out a gun and she is a mother students asked what was he doing. he pulled the gun and he shot her. he shot her in the chest and the bullet went straight through and killed her. nermeen: wendy to learn what happened to her? how were you told? >> school normally let out around 3:30. my dad called me a little after 4:00, i want to say may be about 15 minutes after 4:00. my dad called me a comment that her mom had called her -- called him and her brother called him and told him that she had been shot. i left work immediately and i got to the hospital and when i got there, i was asking about her and the young man behind the desk told me to sit down and he would get some information for me. at that time, i saw the p police

inches of snow, at deepest part of the north jersey, so you see this, enterprise truck coming in the wawaf freezes and flying off, from that high above and goes to the windshield, and it can kill people. if you think we are making fun of this stuff this bothers some people trucker came in here and said do you see that snow. how are we supposed to get it off. >> buy this thing to watch it off before you leave. he has a branch up there in the front. anyway, yeah. so, you can tell, what happens , in the light is people will lose the snow, slide down their windshield, this guy taking picture of us and it goes off or flies off when they hit green light. lets look at our boss, jim driscoll's video that he thought, and can see it, and i can but if it hits the point where, he thought he had to take video, and you can see it now. tell me what you are seeing. >> i see a car with snow on top they should have taken it off. is that a mercedes or a honda, i cannot tell. >> walk over to the monitor. >> lexus. >> anyway, it is 3 inches of snow on top of this suv. that is a honda. >> we have half foot on

this wawa had to close their doors as volunteer firefighters get to work on those trees. >> we were out all night long clearing trees, debris on the road. >> the trees so bad that some people had thai band on their cars. >> one guy would get stuck and then -- 73 was just a disaster. >> reporter: in cam ben county the heavy, wet snow made shoveling a literal paid. >> the heaviest we've hadny while. not toes shovel. >> women meade also had a tree down in his front yard, this one about to bloom, growing bulbs, a sign that spring maybe close but swirnt he winter is here till the bitter end. >> reporter: all eyes on that possible storm monday. meanwhile, psc and g says they've got 20,000 pout power in burlington county about camden power seeing outages. they say they are bringing in resources and that will give them a better estimate of when they might get the lights back on but it could take several days to get everybody up and running. nbc 10 news. >>> check out this video snent by an nbc 10 viewer. that's wires sparking there. this is in wind coat in montgomery county. a viewer sent us th

and we had videotape in that that was clearar as day that the wawas no fight, the officer lie, that walter not take his taser. we still got a hung jury the first time and had to try him again. amy: what about the additional video that the police are going to release? >> that is going to be key. we believe that may be released by friday. our understanding, the first time we met with the doj when they decideded to not prosecute, they told us the video that nobody has seen is very disturbing. they said that officer blane salamoni in the daily gets out of his vehicle, walks over to mr. sterling, pulls out a gun and puts it to his head, and uses profanity and threatens to kill him. amy: i want to turn back to 82016 press conference right after alton was killed, with quinyetta mcmillan, the mother of sterling's son, cameron. at the beginning of the event, 15-year-old cameron consoled his mother as she spoke. but after a few minutes, he broke down into the arms of supporters standing behihind the two of them. >> the indivividuals involved in his murder took away a man with children who depended u

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. >> well the larger -- >> wawa just added 25 stores >> the larger issue of pressure on retailers ast of amazon's increasing dominance is real. >> except for kohl's >> they have a tie-up, right what that does with whole foods, we know that i was away and amazon is the second largest market cap company around >> look out. microsoft is a mudder. >> they're coming up. >> they're a mudder. >> still in the fourth position. on alphabet's heels. >> it is letting the others go ahead. it will close strong it's a photo finish. david, i want to explain something to you. >> please. >> the same ill informed people who say i'm not using amazon for food, i'm going to whole foods are the ones that say, that's it i'm drawing the line on facebook call me instagram. this is when you get him out, right? >> right >> he had nothing to do with it. he didn't have pink hair. >> no, he didn't >> by the way, pink is from philadelphia let's get this straight. >> facebook is down again. we spent a lot of time talking about it i continue to hear from people who basically still say they don't believe engagement wi