. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, liver in hatboro, where it has been tough couple every days for people still in the dark there. good morning, trang. >> most of the people who remain without power as well as delaware county, a look why there are still this has been taken care of but still, there are still several homes here, in hatboro, without power, bought of -- because of this, peco says working as fast as they can to get the power restored, they actually gave us a look at their emergency operations center. >> customers affected by outages, more than one in three. now, employees are working 12 on-12 off shift coordinating the crews out in the field. as at the same time peco monitoring yet another nor'easter, expected to wallop the region on wednesday. it is a race against time to get all customers restored before that next storm hit. >> we have peco crews, contractors, 1,000 personnel from other utilities, as far a was as texas, george, a arkansas, louisianna, all working around the clock, to get everyone on specially in front of another potential storm. >> days later lots

but for now live in hatboro.'m trang do, cbs-3, " eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >> time now 5:36. in business news this morning, united airlines makes a move after some controversy over its bonus program changes. >> die ainge king hall joins us live this morning from the new york stock ex krajewski with the details plus a look at the numbers. good morning, diane. >> good morning, rahel, jim. while president trump says he won't back off his plan on steel anal aluminum import, hoping it is cents a bargaining toy for better trade deals. so the dow rallied 336-point yesterday, the nasdaq finished 72 points higher. >> after employee backlash, dropped plans to replace its bonus program with a lottery. united announced newest program last week it, wouldn't replace bonuses cents, in the lottery where employees could win cash, cars, vacation packages, butt employees who didn't win get nothing. announced misjudged how the changes would be received. >>> and, minneapolis st. paul is list eve

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in hatboro where trang neighbors are spending another day in the dark. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, jim, yes, being so patient dealing with so much. i can tell you it is very cold out here. still below freezing out here in hatboro, so not only dealing with not having power at their homes, but also dealing with sites like these, take a look, this is a very massive tree, that has been taken care of but still is so big it could really cause some damage if it does fall down, this pile of branches that you see here. now, most of the peco customers who remain without power are here in montgomery county, as well as delaware county. and peco says, their crews are working as fast as they can to get the power restored, and they actually gave us a look at their emergency operations center, which has been fully staffed, since friday nor'easter. in all roughly 630,000 of peco 1.6 million customers our area were affected by outages. that's more than one in three. now, employees are working 12 on, 12 off shifts, coordinating crews out in th

trang do live in hatboro where trang some people are still without power this morning, good morning. >> reporter: that's right, rahel, jim, they are going into their fifth day without power. as you can understand, they are getting restless. now, most of peco customers who remain without power are in delaware county and here in montgomery county. take a look, this is the reason why. teams like this, you can see this massive tree, that crews have actually gotten to, but, power remains out for several homes here in hatboro. peco says it is working as fast as it can to get power restored, and they actually gave us a look at their emergency operations center ment take a look at this video, this center has been fully staffed since friday nor'easter. now, in all, roughly 630,000 of peco's 1.6 million customers our area were affected by outages, that's about more than one in three. employees are working 12 on, 12 off shift, coordinating crews in the field at the same time peco is monitoring another nor'easter, expected to whallop the region on wednesday, race against time to get all customer

hatboro, definitely seeing light snowfall. it dependso on where you are. new jersey, upper pitsboro, starting to see that light snowfall. vineland on the edge here in the last hour, switching from rain into a little bit more of a snowfall as the temperatures continue to drop. millville still too warm for snow, so just seeing rainfall. same thing again for cape may and atlantic city. the poconos, that's where we're seeing mainly snow coming down and a few dry pockets in the lehigh valley, which will change as we go through the afternoon. now let's switch it over and show you what we expect to see. pottstown only 32 degrees. atlantic city, millville, wildwood, still has a while to go before we see that rain switching over to snowfall. so it depends on where you are, but a good portion of the area is expected to see heavy snow accumulation. and for a closer look at some of our snowfall totals we'll send it over to meteorologist krystal klei. >> tweaking the numbers a bit now we're actually seeing that storm come into fruition. they look pretty and fluffy but

lansdale, 31. 32 in hatboro. again, all the areas that are close to freezing have a good chance to see a lot of the snow icing over. windchills today, already started. our wind speeds staying strong. windchills feel like 27 degrees in philadelphia. feels like 25 when you head out in wilmington. only feeling like 27 in allentown. satellite radar shot shows lots of clouds, a few snow flurries mainly to the west of us. we have the system that's now out of our area, but still bringing snow to parts of boston. today, staying nice and dry. a chance of snow flurries pushing into friday. these will be isolated. this model is showing just a few outside of reading heading into tomorrow morning. we'll keep a close eye on that for you. a closer look at your neighborhood planner shows temperatures today staying close to 40. the feels-like temperature is going to make it feel like we're in the low 30s. the p.a. suburbs, actual temperatures, 38 by 2:00 a.m. lehigh value, around 38 by 2:00. for delaware, 42. new jersey in the lo

hatboro, we picked up good amounts of snowfall, closer to nine inches. 31 degrees. this is the combination that we're dealing with today, a lot of snow on the ground and below-freezing temperatures. the feels-like temperatures are down. feels like 26 degrees in philadelphia. feeling like 24 in pottstown. the next 12 hours, you'll notice the windchill will feel like low 30s all day. jessica boyington has a closer look. >> thanks of the starting 95 and cameras at woodhaven road. check the northbound side here. the see the vehicle that was on fire five minutes ago or so. it looks like they put out the fire here. they're still blocking northbound traffic. northbound traffic here almost stopped approaching the scene. any vehicles trying to get off here -- i don't know if they're allowing them to. that looks like another vehicle trying to get to the scene. maybe they're letting people to the shoulder. it's difficult to see. they're moving those amount of cars means they're not moving. northbound 95, seeing issues. look at the on and off ramps. it looks like this guy slid

we have don in tabernacle at 30 degrees, kite in hatboro right around 27. colder spots i've seen this morning, weaver ed in chesterfield at 29. dawn in downingtown, right around 28 degrees. we will show you a look at temperatures now across the greater philadelphia area. if you will. 30 degrees right now at philadelphia international airport. it is 29 in willow grove. twenty-eight in pottstown. right around 28 degrees if west chester. waking up this morning in media to this morning right around 30 degrees. so here is your forecast as we head into the afternoon. 48 degrees for that high temperature. very seasonable, good amount of sunshine, still going to be breezy out there. we should see gusts anywhere 20, 30 miles per hour, so like i had said still dealing with the kinds but the wind finally will be subsiding headed into tonight. look at the forecast down the shore, 44 degrees, plenty of sunshine, also cents have the risk for minor tidal flooding, coastal flood advisory in effect until about 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. we are quiet here at home. we're quiet

a crash in norristown along swede road and one as well out here in hatboro along davisville at byberrynty really nasty crash is blocking embreeville road. somebody reportedly trapped in the wreckage. northern delaware portions of creek centreville and carr roads are blocked. still a lot of cleanup left to do. rick and sharrie back to you. >> thank you. >> president trump threaten new tariffs to steel and aluminum imports. not everyone is on board. we'll explain. >> today was congress' deadline to fix daca. why the day is expected to end without any congressional academics. >> and meteorologist adam joseph tracking the very latest from our weather center and some big news for this week. >> yeah, another nor'easter heading our way but it's really nice right now. we got the sunshine and fairly nice temperatures out there. 44 philadelphia, 41 allentown, 45 degrees in wilmington but, yes, i'm tracking more snow, more wind. we will chat about the exact timing with future tracker in that seven-day forecast, guys. >> all right, adam. sports coming up. what would it take for the eagles to trade

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 eighth but we know with the storm coming likely that power will be restored several days after that. >> reporter: erika goldblat, highlighted many in the county who at this point are just brace to go ride out this next nor'easter in the dark. >> frustrating, but it is really terrifying. we don't know how bad the storm will get. >> we want to let customers know we have not log side of you. >> reporter: peco trying to offer comfort to customers while assuring them it is doing everything that it can. >> we do have additional crews that are on system right now we have, more than 1500 additional personnel from other utilities from as far away as chicago our sister utility come ed,

for some families in hatboro montgomery county there has been no power for five days, power remains outs montgomery and delawarecounties, peco crews are working extra shifts and the company has brought in contractors including lumberjacks to help clear debris. let's turn to lauren for a look at the forecast. >> thanks so much, jim. today the calm before the storm, increase in clouds, le high of 47 degrees shower, then t rain and snow moves inight. winter storm warning int for largeof the area, and kicks in 7:00 p.m. this evening runs until 3:00 a.m. thursday, significant snowfall expected through the day tomorrow, meisha. specially west of i-95. >> all right lauren, thank you so muchment looking outside, pretty busy still accident as well, so the accident 422 oaks past the right shoulder, look how slowly dif yourself extra time there. look at this, lots going on here traffic lincoln drive johnson street. then also at 69th street malfunction light drive between fountai all of the red on the schuylkilto you. >> lots going o update 7:55 next update, todayelection day in for offers. i'm jim