a lot of these streets like i said they need some smaller equipment like the bobcat. city says they're doing the best they can. 311 is the number to call for a request if you need your street plowed. however, the city is asking that you wait to make those requests until thursday. another thing to note is if you have a sidewalk in front of where you live, you do have to clear it about six hours after the completion of a storm. otherwise, you can get a $50 fine. for now reporting live in manayunk, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." back to you. >> all right, good luck to everybody getting their sidewalks and their cars out from under all the snow today. thank you, annie. >>> new this morning, utility crews spent the overnight hours cleaning up downed wires in burlington county, new jersey. it happened on south church street near pleasant valley avenue in mount laurel around midnight. police believe a passing car snagged the toppled wires taking down the pole and traffic lights. there were no reports of injuries. >>> it is 6:09. the power is slowly returning for so

. >> bobcat is owned by korea based company, and he says his bosses are a little confused by washington of. >> when i talked on our korean executives, they said can we help build the wall? i said it isn't quite that simple. >> he said he would say yes on attaches and regulation but be careful about trade. >> the don't put barriers up and cause them to retaliate. >> even the most of the satisfies are domestic, many are farm here's export crops to china, canada and mexico. and if the trade war hurts farmers, it hurts deer. and the feeling at this convention, it could hurt everybody. >> on wall street, stocks saw the first back to back declines since january. investors were not only analyzing the new health care blue print but also tighter monetary policy. the dow industrial average fell. the nasdaq was off 15 ask the s&p 500 dropped 6. oil prices held steady today at $via barrel despite the expectation that u.s. production could increase. that expectation for a rise in production was partially offset by comments from saudi arabia oil minister who said the fundamentals of the crude market

. >> reporter: but from the first image, bon bobcat, raccoon. >> saw plenty. >> captured deer. >> skunk. >> tail up. >> nine different species. >> the camera unintentionally photographed human mammals. >> somebody's dog, like opening a christmas gift every time we come and check the cameras. >> but for bob -- >> wow. >> the biggest gift of all. >> wow. >> was a mountain. >> came back. >> lion. >> and he's here again. >> it was thrilling because hee as an ecologist, i didn't realize how much activity there was up along this trail. >> in a nearby park the district has cameras that can even capture video like this mountain lion casually monitoring a very lucky opossum before exiting stage right. >> all these mammals are doing a really good job of avoiding people. >> the people pictures. >> never know what you're going to see. >> get deleted while the animal photos are now part of a study. >> we'll compare different species and their activities. >> from the images of the wild ride below. >> pretty cool. >> the snapshot the wild life above. >> the thrill never leaves us. >> nbc bay area news

. >> people in reading are also busy digging out tonight, some using their bobcats, others going that classic shovel route. brandon hudson is live in reading tonight. driving there won't be easy any time soon. >> reporter: no, it won't be, jacqueline and jim, especially fot with this thick packed snow. you can see it comes well past my ankle. i want to take you across the street. you can see some of these cars are still buried in the show. it's going to take a while for some of these cars and some of these people to get these cars out of there. we're on north sixth street out here in reading. the crews are working on these side streets this evening. we just got a few more flakes in the last half hour, but i can tell you around lunchtime today we were a little hesitant to drive down these streets. with so many cars buried in snow, we saw a few guys getting around on two wheels. how it is driving this in snow? >> bad. it goes everywhere. >> reporter: he rode his motor bike just as the final flakes hit the ground. the winter storm dumped enough snow to keep neighbors busy shoveling sidew

it looks like this street is going to need a bobcat to come through.he city is still working hard to get all of the streets plowed in the area. 311 is the number to call. however, they're asking that you do not make your requests to 311 about plowing streets until thursday. also one other thing to note if you live in the city and you own property or if you rent property, the sidewalk in front of where you live has to be cleared six hours after the storm does to. does stop. otherwise you get a $50 fine. reporting live in manayunk annie mccormick channel6 "action news." tam back to you. >> annie thank you. >>> freezing cold made it tough for philadelphia firefighters. they had to evacuate eight units from a burning apartment building on the 7500 block of thouron avenue in west oak lane. a 33-year-old man had to go to the hospital for smoke inhalation and septa buses were called in to help out the rest of the residents. >>> let's get another look at what it's like for you out there on the roads. this is mobile6 on avenue. very busy road in the morning hea

some of these streets that require some of those smaller vehicles, like a bobcat to come through and clear it out but take a look at this video showing you the work that the city of philadelphia had been doing all day yesterday throughout the day. they will again be doing a lot of snow clearing today as well. now, they got most of the major streets out but there are a lot of people in south philadelphia we caught up with that were kind of dealing with the same issue with their smaller streets. some of them waiting for those plows to come through as they cleared out their cars. as for center city they pushed a lot of that snow off up to the sidewalks which made it kind of hard to walk around there but the city says that they stopped all trash pickups yesterday because they were using those trash trucks as plow trucks. they had about 450 vehicles on the roadways and they had a number of crews working hard to try to clear as much as they could. now, we caught up with some contractors who were finally glad to have some business. >> most people dread snow but you guys,. >> love it. >> wan

outside the arena it took a bobcat and plow to clear the piled snow, but just around the corner we found mike fuller doing it by hand. seven years in reading have taught him not to be surprised by late season storms. >> once we think it's over, february, mid-january and february, you think it's over. march got something for you every time. >> reporter: for drivers here it's been a day of spinouts and digouts. crystal collins enlisted all three of her kids to help. >> i have to shovel out my mom's car in case of emergencies. >> reporter: the storm is having a domino effect on this berks county city. 20 snow plow drivers are working 12-hour shifts tackling the secondary roads through the afternoon. trash pickups are delayed by a day and for snow loving school kids, like francisco and mariana, classes are canceled for the rest of the week. you're a pretty good older brother. >> i guess so. >> reporter: you're out of breath. >> yes. >> reporter: in reading this mid-march storm packed a snowy punch for anyone required to work. so you have to be out in this? >> yeah. >> reporter: or just tryin

. >> looks like a bobcat. >> reporter: saw. >> coyote. >> reporter: plenty. >> possum. >> reporter: captureseer, skunk. >> nine species of animals. >> reporter: unintentionally photographed the park's human mammals. >> somebody's dog. like opening a christmas gift every time we come and check the images. >> reporter: for bob -- >> wow. >> reporter: the biggest gift of all. >> there he is. >> reporter: the appearance of a mountain lion. >> i think he's a young aged male. >> reporter: who came back the next -- month and the month after that. >> here again. thrilling, because me as an ecologist didn't realize how much activity up on this trail. >> reporter: in the a nearby park the district has cameras to capture video. like this mountain lion casually monitoring a very lucky opossum before exiting stage right. >> all of these mammals are doing a good job avoiding people. >> reporter: the people pictures. >> you never know what you're going to see. >> reporter: get deleted, while the animal photos are part of a study. >> examine their species and activities. >> reporter: from the images of a wi

. >> pay the professionals to do it, my neighbor across the street, she had crew come with a bobcat at 1:00 in the morning, at least i'm up, but waking up everybody else clearing out their driveway. >> steve keeley, you need some help. crews in south jersey will be out this morning to help electricity for thousands of customers who lost power during the snowstorm. almost 7,000 people still in the dark, pse and g working to help people in gloucester, camden, burlington county get their power back on, while ac electric says most of their outages are concentrated in gloucester and salem counties. the win posed threat as power lines continue to come down in different part of the region. police manned intersections like this one at beverly rancocas and jfk in willingboro after trees fell on to the road right there. many customers wondering when the light will be back on. >> i have a generate earn, 3800 amps, i can use that if i need it. and we've got plenty of food in the house and stuff. so we're good. the only thing we won't have heat. >> the numbers are smaller for peco, in chester, dela

and started the construction in october 2015 selling the whole house to bare frame with bobcats digging the basement workshops a couple months later a new permit was to the city changing the scope 5,000 square feet seven bedroom with a penthouse floor. today we present our case against 2015 and respectfully ask you discount the permit and let the construction presume. since on the larger house we agreed to modification 2014 to 121. clipper street in this particular role for end rult of 23 to 2400 square foot four bed, three bed. if it approved we're removing small affordable housing dwelling pool [inaudible] the block finds this option agreeable as it is align with the aaestheticic of the block [inaudible] we request that you listen to our argument out of place, seven bedroom disproportion nate not affordable building thank you. >> >> good evening commissioners my name is fea hor ton i'm an architect tect i have lived at 142 clipper street for eight years i have concerned with the penthouse at 135 clipper street the proposed third floor and penthouse is not thoughtful in design aestheti