those are numbers right new we still have peco with 23 you this people out, ppl, 18,000, del marva 849. so we have a lot of people. we don't have lights back on. we have trees down. lets get out to steve keeley in delaware county havertown area and what are you finding there, steve. >> reporter: when we say people we means homes, businesses, probably five times that number of people because look at your house you have five people in that house , so it ace lieutenant of people without power, suffering, so 30,000 homes and businesses, probably is about a hundred thousand people that are in the watching because they don't have any juice running, unless they are watching on their phones which is even way of communicating. they have got snow piled up here in this parking lot on west chester pike. get ready for another rare tuesday run on the local grocery stores as sue is warning everybody about what could be a whooper snowstorm for people north and west. people start running and buying up everything. but, fortunately those people luckily will have lights in their kitchen, and power for the

just over 7,000 for ac recollect customers and about 47 for del marva customers. >>> as we just said there bucks county one of the places dealing with the most outages. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabaos is live, showing us what people there are waking up to, good morning than georgia, jan. >> reporter: jim and rahel, good morning they are waking up to a whole lot of snow 16 inches fell here in this area of bucks county, from yesterday's storm that caused a whole lot of damage and power outageness bucks county alone peco says it is still working to restore power to 45,000 customers, but if you remember, during my first live shot at 4:30 they were working to restore 51,000 customers with power. slowly but surely they are turning lights on, you can see behind me what they are dealing with this morning, this is bustleton pike and tan yard road in rich before he bucks county. a section of the road is still off limits and close todd traffic because of the down tree that has taken out a power line, fortunately in this neighborhood you can see that the lights are back on but that we

reports 11,000 customers are still in the dark, ppl reports 353 outages ac electric reports six, del marva 184 pse&g has over 500. >> lets head over to new jersey, live picture from route zero seven in cherry hill right here near wegmans wet coating of snow but more is expect. new jersey governor phil murphy has issued a state of emergency in the garden state. if you are heading out take it slow. >>> as storm continues we will keep you up to s will provide hourly updates throughout the day-to-day plus here on cbs-3 and on line at cbs philly.com. >>> is there other news including a hit and run in northeast philadelphia we will tell you how good smart tans lifted a car off a little girl >>> disturbing crime caught on camera philadelphia police need your help finding the suspect attacked a with man on her way to work in center city jan. >> reporter: we have seen pretty much everything from inside the mobile weather watcher this morning from rain sleet and new snow we are taking a live look at a road in bustleton this morning where you can see snow is falling faster now and it is starting to s

atlantic city electric has 176 homes and businesses in the dark, del marva, power stands at 741 and pse&g is at 58. >>> police say icy roads for blame for 10 car pile up on kelly drive this morning. this section of the roadway is now back opened in both directions, chopper three was over the scene near 30th street and girard avenue. it happened just after 8:00 o'clock this morning. one cara period to have veered off the road and into a tree, in word on whether anyone was hurt. >>> as we gear up for more dangerous conditions, you can keep track of the latest storm as it arrives in the area with the cbs-3 mobile weather app just down load to it day from the apple, app and google play stores to get your local forecast, right on your smart phone. >>> it was a murder spree that shook the delaware valley last summer, and new families of the three victims allegedly killed by cosmo dinardo and his cousin on a bucks county farm, have filed wrongful death suits. "eyewitness news" reporter chantee lans is live in the sat center with details on this case, chantee. >> reporter: all of the victims pa

seventy-four del marva customers are without power. >>> again, as i just said there among places hardest hit is bucks county where most of the power outages are this morning. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live, in richboro which saw the most snow in pennsylvania, good morning, jan. >> reporter: jim and rahel, good morning, richboro got 16 inches of snow, and boy, oh , boy did it do a whole lot of damage. peco says its crews are working around the clock in bucks county alone to restore close to 47,000 customers, with power, but if you remember from just 30 minutes ago that is down from 51,000 customers. so some progress is being made here this morning. some of these people in bucks county of been without power for a week now, since that last nor'easter, you can see here, the damage left behind, this is bustleton pike and tan yard road, in bucks county. a sexist still closed. it is because of that down tree and pur line there in the middle of the street. fortunately though as you can see lights are back on in this area but that wet, heavy snow added to a already saturated gr

ac electric has 8,074 del marva customers are without power some people in bucks county are also waking up without power. >> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt spoke with neighbors in bensalem who are hoping the crews can get power back on quickly. >> reporter: neighbors cut through this large oak tree on magnolia avenue in croyden that fell a few hours before, thanks to the wind and heavier snow. >> we will be there for 46 years. >> reporter: teresa compass says her mother was inside when the old tree came crashing down but thankfully she was not hurt. >> it was very quick, not loud at all. >> reporter: few blocks way neighbors on garfield street cleaned up from the march snow while crossing their fingers for the power to come on. >> i have a one year-old daughter and it is very cold outside, so it will be cold in the house. >> reporter: power went out here mid afternoon, when a neighbor heard transformer blew. >> i saw this big, blue, long light, and then, 22nd later there was another ball have light and it was flames. >> reporter: now it is a waiting game to get lights and heat o

just over 8,000 ac electric customers are currently in the dark and 74 del marva customers are without power. >>> dramatic video shows moment a transformer blew in croyden bucks county, a twit ter user posted this video with the caption, well, if anyone is wondering why croyden lost power. >> bucks county is definitely one of the largest areas with many people waking up in the dark. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live in richboro where they have their work cut out for them, good morning. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning. peco tells us its crews are working around the clock to restore power to 51,000 customers here in bucks county alone, some of these people have been without power since the last storm, last week's nor'easter, this is a live look this morning at bustleton pike and tanyard road in richboro, bucks county. there is a section of the road still closed because of the down tree and down power lines this is what crews have been dealing with all week long, that wet, heavy snow, added to an already saturated ground has done just so much damage, throughout the d

reports about 11,000 customers are without power, ppl reports 353 outages , ac electric reports six, del marva 184. pse and g has just over 500 right now. >>> snow emergency goes into effect at 8:00 a.m. in philadelphia that means if your car is park along snow emergency route it will be towed. city offices, courts will be closed to day, yesterday philadelphia hardware stores were, busy as people stocked up ahead of the storm. >> today has been very crazy, pretty hectic everybody coming in, and storm will hit heart. >> we have to prepare them for the residents. >> philadelphia's code blue is also, in effect, first responders and outreach teams will patrol streets to take home less people to shelters. >>> new jersey governor phil murphy announced state of emergency yesterday from trenton well ahead of the start of the storm. he urged residents not to panic and instead use good judgment to deciding whether to venture out in the storm. governor murphy says snow equipment is ready to go. >> department of transportation stands ready to activate more than 2500 pieces of snow fighting equipment, at i

del marva has about 8,000 customers without power at this time. >>> and down trees hampered septa's bus, trolley and regional rail lines services this morning. this bus got stuck on manayunk avenue in manayunk due to slick conditions. septa's regional rail services remains suspended until further notice due to power problems caused by ice covered up lines and down trees. there is a linc to septa's alternative service options on the web site at six abc.com. >>> amtrak, meanwhile is beginning to restore services after a coming to the complete halt along northeast corridor at the height of the storm yesterday. is there modified services being offered between washington d.c. and new york city, as well as services from new york to boston. amtrak, keystone services that runs to and from new york, philadelphia, and harrisburg is also operating on a modified schedule. amtrak says that it is working to get refunds to customers, whose trips were cancelled. >>> and as philadelphia international airport, it is recovery day, lot of people are trying to get out after their flights were cancelled yest

to restore power to more than 23,000, customers, and, pse and g is reporting 56,000 outages and del marva has 668 customers without power, in new castle county, notice those numbers have gone up significantly as day progressed. >>> focus in chester county is now in the clean up effort. >> "eyewitness news" was in west chester earlier as snow came down hard and fast. many people wisely opt todd stay indoors and off of the roads. those who did venture out on foot, bundled up appropriately for the elements. >>> lets look live from the cbs-3 mobile weather watcher now making its way around snow covered roadness chestnut hill , the snow came but plenty of clean up left. if you are going to be out, please be very careful. >>> in fill at snow shovels and the salt bags were out. >> natasha brown joins us from rittenhouse square with the very latest on the conditions there, natasha. >>> well, you know, heavy wet snow blanketed the area earlier today throughout this city but now it is, a couple hours ago but not before leaving behind, a slushy mess. flakes fell fast, steadily, heavily making for sc

some business where is without water for hours when this happened yesterday, city officials say del marva gas subcontractor hit a 12-inch main around 10, causing, this happened. it has been for eight hours and customers have their water back. >> well, it is horrible but for some reason it is fun to watch, it is wasting water and all that. >> it looks like a painting of the tree with that white background. >> can you imagine, if it got below 32 degrees, and then all of the brandes would break fall dunn on the pur lanes and everybody would be without power. >> that is just a horrible story. >> that is a horrible story. >> look at pressure underneath that ground. >> all that wasted water. >> not a drop to drink. here's sue. >> it will go back in the eco system undoubtedly. >> all right, fine. >> well, we are looking at some rain we are looking at a little bit of snow, all that is in the forecast with very high winds, all of which, will make for a very messy friday we will give you ♪ mom, we got girl scout cookies to sell. the girl scout cookie inspired flavors you love. now in the dunkin' co

it is more than 53,000 for ppl , more than 2,000 for ac electric, 3,000 for del marva and nearly 3,000 for pse&g. >>> meanwhile more than 53,000 people in delaware county alone are still without power, officials declared a disaster emergency. they fear that some people may be without power for another couple of days, here's "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves. >> reporter: roughly 24 hours after a nor'easter ripped through the region this is what parts of the delaware county still looked like, we have found this car crushed near drexel hill and this home with the toppled tree on it in havertown. nor'easter then ripped through this region delaware county particularly hard. >> we felt like it was a quick flurry, that was about it and apparently not. >> reporter: this home with the toppled tree on tonight half town is hope fineli's home her bedroom is crushed in and her power's out. she's unable to sleep here. >> i will be sleeping at work. >> reporter: county officials have been told by power companies it could take days before the power is restored to everyone. with all of the outa

and ppl is reporti 4 outages and things areetter when it comes to atlantic city electric, del marva power and ps track the next nor'easter by dunn loading the free, cbs philly weather app available on itunes and google play. >>> the families of the three victims who were allegedly killed by cosmo dinardo and his cousin on a bucks county farm last summer has filed ongful death suits. "eyewitness news" reporter chantee lans is on the and she joins us live from our satellite center with more, chantee. rents are in all victims describing life after losing theisons they believe more should have been dt the accusedr cosmo dinardo from getting the gun. today attorneys for the of dean finocchiaro, tom mayo and jimmy patrick wrongful death lawsuit. victim filed a wrongful death next year. they were filed begins dinardo dinaankrwers, their sean bodies were found last july, buried on a farmnolebury, count. now that farm is owned bynardo'd according to criminal complaints sturgis was shot with the gun owned by dinardo's mother, lawsuit claims his parents, neglect to safe guard their gun while knowing

outages are lower for atlantic city electric, del marva and pse&g. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live in montgomery county tonight where utility crews are working around the clock to get things up and running up against this next storm alycia. >> reporter: yes, jessica thousands of people here in montgomery c still without power we did have a peak he crew not too far from where we are at, but that crew has since moved to another site. it is essentially a dash to a restoring of the service to as many people as possible before this next storm storms through. four days after a destructive nor'easter hit the region, we are for another one. >> they did say march will come in like a lion but i'm hoping it goes out like a lamb >> reporter: danielle thomas in hatboro one of the thousands in montgomery without power for days. >> we lost power about friday around like 4:00, 4:15 and ever since then it has been cold, it is rough. especially with children it wrist rough. >> we have been given an estimate on the peco web site and peco app they say 3/7 at midnight so closer to the ei

it is more than 55,000 customers, for ppl, close to 3,000 for atlantic city electric, 3,000 for del marva and nearly 4,000 for pse&g. >>> more than 50,000 people in delaware county alone are still without power this morning. officials have declared a disaster emergency. they fear that some people may be without power for another couple of days. here's "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves. >> reporter: roughly 24 hours after authorities started to rip through the region this is what parts of the delaware county still looked like we found this car crushed near drexel hill and this home on itn havertown. the nor'eastertn in delaware county particularly hard. >> we felt like it was a real tt it, and apparently in the. >> reporter: it is home with t it in havertown is hope fineli's ho and power out she's unable to sleep here. >> i will bele >> reporter: county officials have been told it could take days before the power is everyol of the outages and damage the county had disaster emergency there was a winter storm a couple years ago where there was storm, and we had many residents that wer

in the dark, and it is more than 54,000, from ppl and more than 2,000 for ac electric, 3,000 from del marva and almost 4,000 customers, for pse&g. 53,000 of those in the dark are in delaware county alone, officials have declared a disaster emergency there, they fear that some people may be without power, for another couple of days, here's "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves. >> reporter: roughly 24 hours after authorities ripped through the region, this is what, parts of the delaware county still looked like. we found this car crushed near drexel hill and this home with the toppled tree on it in havertown. nor'easter then ripped through this, reaching delaware county , particularly hard. >> we felt like it was just going to be a real quick flurry and that is about it and apparently not. >> reporter: this home with the toppled tree in havertown is hope finel i's home her bedroom is crushed in and her power out out. she's unable to sleep here. >> i will be sleeping at work. >> reporter: county officials say it could take days before the power is restored to everyone with all of the outag

electric reports 21,000 outage s, pse and g has more than 39,000 customers, without their power, and del marva reports 63 to outages in new castle county. >>> after taking a beating in last week's storm delaware county is not in the clear. >> or still struggling with problems and even though the snow has stopped in parts of the county the conditions remain dangerous. joe holden has been live in havertown all day and he joins us now with an update, joe. >> hi, jessica and ukee. i can tell you right now we have seen the sun, already there is improvement, there goes one of the out of the state power trucks many of them in delaware county still trying to restore power that was lost, on friday. you can see a peeking sun, is coming out of the cloud. silver lining for what has been a long day out here, we do apologize for the somewhat foggy camera, there is so much more moisture with this system the snow, is wet and it is heavy, it is accumulated somewhere in the order of, about 10 inches. hey guys, four wheel drives are out and that will get you around here. this it is a slushy mess on the roadways.