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the outages have also prompted the red cross to open an emergency shelter in horsham montgomery county. >> meantime, mother nature seems to be calming down right now after getting down right mean yesterday. the snow, the wind, and the surf was out of control. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, is live in the cbs-3 mobile weather watcher this morning, checking out all of the damage in montgomery county. anita, good morning. >> good morning jan yes conditions yesterday were certainly out of control, a lot of people reported feeling like they were blowing around in those wind gusts and it is those very wind gusts that created a lot of damage in many part of our including here in delaware county. so right now as you mentioned driving around in the cbs-3 mobile water. i turn around the camera, show you what we are looking at on the roads. see waking up this morning the sun is starting to come up you can see that it is just a winter wonderland out here, a lot of snow accumulating on the grassy surfaces cents we've also seen a lot of snow on parked cars, and as i mentioned, that wind caused

well, the snow beg to freeze, wio many without power, the red cross made an overnight shelter in horsham township, 227 meeting house road. whole plaza last power. the workers at the china king tried to finish orders in the dark. we spoke to a lady who got a final order. >> apparently i calledust before the lights went out, so my order was. >> reporter: watch out for the downed trees, on route 1, several degrees were knocked down. this one came down at chathamro. i'm going to a frnd that has power, so i can charge my phone and eat something, because i can't warm up anything. >> reporter: live look, if you just saw the jeep go through, cars are having to go around the tree and the parking lot. be aware of black ice, this was snow, not the case any more as the temperatures have dropped overnight. bob brooks channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> use caution this morning. folks your time, 5:05 a.m., this morning downed trees having an impact on septa bus, trolley and regional rail line service, take a look at this here, the bus on manayunk avenue in manayunk was stuck because of slick road

army reserves at the horsham air national guard base next wednesday, march 14th.he event is open to men and women in the military community and their families and there will be in addition as you mentioned to celebrate women's history month, a special portion focused on women's veteran success in the military. and it will be two events, one at 9:00 a.m. and one at 12:00 p.m. we ask anyone who's interested in participating register at the event. they can rsvp to tammy.l.cartegena -- all there or the website as well. but we're really looking forward to seeing everyone next week. >> talk about your experience, making that transition from military to working for comcast and how it's been for you. >> thank you. i transitioned from military life to civilian workforce almost 17 years ago and i have to say it was just as nerve racking getting out as it was going in. i didn't know what to expect but over time as i started to use the tools that i learned in the military and apply them to the transition itself and actually working at comcast, those leadership skills outside

we will take it easy out there obviously a lot of people still sleeping, montgomery ville, 202, horsham road but you can see driving conditions around there. we've got snow, we have got ice, slush, we have kind of the whole shebang here this causes problem spots for many of us. if i were you in this area or areas like this i would give yourself some extra time even though volume isn't really going to be the issue. it will be that you are traveling less than posted speeds. down wires because of all that heavy snow, times three in mount laurel, hartford road closed near wilmington university, elbow lane closed near hartford road and church road is closed near country club septa. broad street, regional rails back to buses, some suspended or detoured. make sure you check your schedules than line, jim, over to you. >>> new this morning two people were taken to the hospital after a fire in the lawn dale section of northeast philadelphia this is video from the scene on the 6900 block of rising sun avenue. we know that the call came in just before 3:30 this morning. it took about 20 minutes for

. >> at clayton's in horsham, the staff will continue to sell to anyone 18 and older because the law says they can. the owner says the shop won't hesitate to question anyone interested in an assault-style rifle. >> what are you going to use the gun for, is this going to be for target, is it going to be for house? >> clayton says he expects federal laws might change in the wake of the school shooting. >>> i'm a fan but that doesn't mean we have to agree on everything. >> under pressure to stop gun massacres, the president is taking on his own party in the national rifle association. at a meeting with lawmakers, president trump appeared to embrace ideas including universal background checks and confiscating guns from those being dangerous. he even took on senator pat toomey for not including an age limit in his background check bill. >> you know why, you're afraid of the nra. >> the president says his administration is drafting an executive order that would ban rapid-fire gun bump stocks. >>> lawmakers in new jersey, they're moving forward with six gun safety bills. the assembly's judi

>> i'm going to a friend' house so i can charge my phone and eat >> reporter: the red cross made horshamat the keith valley middle school 227 meeting house road. another live look out e might or two for be lot of black ice out there it migery. reporting live in overbrook, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." gray. >> take it easy out there bob. >>> things have improved for those who had to spend the night in the dark. peco reporting 200,000 outages pse&g, $11,000. del mar -- delmarva, 17,000. last night storm brought amtrak to a complete halt along the northeast corridor. service from new york to boston expected to resume after 8:30 a.m. keystone service from new york, philadelphia and harrisburg is operating on a modified plan. >>> a bus load of passengers spent hours along wayne avenue. a large tree fell in front ofing the evening rush. live wires came down behind the bus. everybody has to stay put until peco shut off the power. three hours later. septa reporting service delays on routes including regional rails. we posted a link on septa website on our website 6abc.com. >>> philadelphi

. >> reporter: the red cross made an overnight shelter in horsham township at the keith valley middle school 227 meeting house road. another living look out here you can you can see a little bit of traffic this has created in the parking lot, making their own way around the tree. this is what they have to do, but chris said the high should be up in the in the 40s 46 reporting live in overbrook, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> gray. thank you so much for the update. power is out for several hundred thousand households. peco reporting 298,000 outages delaware county hit the hardest. atlantic city 13,000 outages. pse&g, 13,000 outages. delmarva, 23,000 customers in the dark. amtrak said it's getting back online following yesterday's storm which brought it to a complete halt on the northeast corridor. modified service between washington d.c. and new york city will gin this -- begin this morning. service from new york to boston expected to resume after 8:30. amtrak keystone service that runs to new york, philadelphia and harrisburg operating on a modified schedule. bus load of septa

this is on the road in horsham. we've had a number of crashes. right now talk about something happening in allentown. >> and not far from that area where we're seeing the live video right now. we had a crash earlier right on route 63, and that took a while to clear. we don't know if the wet roads were a cause or factor. but you know what, you can only imagine. because we're seeing ponding and wet roads across our region. things are running pretty smoothly. we're seeing light, not even moderate traffic here. and no crashes to report on 78 because of that earlier crash. moving into new jersey, though, they are not free and clear of any issues. just north of here right around exit 8a on the northbound side on the turnpike you will find a car fire. it's in the inner lane where it's in the process of clearing. but the 42 freeway, 295, the parkway is looking good. >>> 6:22 right now. it's tax time. do you save the cash or pay off your debt? we and the experts next. >>> plus our live team coverage on this major storm moving through continues straight ah

doppler radar and we have heavy downpours right now, in bucks county it looks like around bensalem, horsham, you could be running into some heavy rain in trenton as well. we will look closer at radar coming up but here's what you're dealing with rain, and, and, wet snow, and evening, damaging, winds we have a high wind warning in effect and coastal concerns for beach erosion, back bay flooding as well. by the even of the day, temperatures are still in the lower 40's, we will have winds , and rain and wet snow, winds gust to 50 or even 60 miles an her at times so messy weather continues throughout the day and it is one of those days, mike, on a bridge with a small car with bridge whose winds, you will toe hang on to that steering wheel >> oh, bye a white knuckler, crossing the walt whitman probably will see speed restrictions, nothing just yet lets get to one commute's leather right around bethlehem pike and welsh road a issue tying upright lane. you can see law enforcement on the scene. we will see, delays along the pike this morning. 309, again at welsh road that is the issue. not seeing m

lower makefield in bucks county 10.5 for you. 10 inches in horsham. that was a facebook viewer.ing nbc 10. plymouth 8 inches. 7.7 in upper gwynned township. springfield 6 inches. gilbertsville 5.1. and eagle veil 5.1. in new jersey this was a facebook viewer. 4.5 inches in pittman. princeton, 2 inches. some of the other numbers are dated. and new castle county, i would love if you got out there and measured the snow. i'll give you a shout out on the air. so far the numbers that i've seen, 6.6 in newark, edgemoore 6 inches. how much water is in that snow? these numbers are really impressive. so when you're shoveling out that 4 or 5 inches of snow, it may contain over an inch of rainfall in it. so it's absolutely back-breaking in many of these areas. do notice berks, lehigh, up through this corridor here, not quite as much. the storm track pivoted a little further to the east. the storms are very sensitive. 20 or 30 miles in the track change can make all the difference. so they escaped the worst of those conditions. >> and our live team coverage of this major winter storm keeps ri

. >> here's a live look, driving on, the roads looks okay right now in horsham, montgomery county.showed you earlier road conditions certainly depending on where you are, so road conditions certainly depending on where you are, so take that into ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ >>> don's here and we're going to ship yours to the last two and a half years, we have been talking about weather. >> you have. >> i didn't notice at all. >> yeah, i know. >> now, we will talk about something different. >> big news outside of weather , involving the birds, man, this is real deal. >> huge. >> big deal. >> at the parade it was surreal scene carson told to us get used to it. doug told us it is new normal. today, the eagles, did all they could to confirm that. the birds have agreed for a trade for michael bennet of the sea hawks, three time pro bowl shore can play anywhere on the line, he had eight and a half sacks last season and 24 quarterback hits. bennet turns 33 in november, and its sal

horsham 10 inches of snow. berwyn 9 inches. and exton, you picked up about 6.8 inches of snow.hurch in berks county. and you can see i ran out of time typing. so let's give you some of the latest totals there. we have in machine row county, 8.0. bartonsville 7.2. and pocono manor 6 inches of snow. i was being yelled at to the weather wall here there are your latest totals. we'll be back with more numbers in the next half hour. >> you say up-to-the-minute, we mean up-to-the-minute. all right, steve. thanks for that. >> hard at work. >>> to the roads now, and we have a look at the scene in delaware. this is i-95 in wilmington. coming us to from our camera at the blue rock stadium there. much clearer than it was earlier today. no doubt first alert traffic reporter katy zachry keeping an eye on trouble spots on the road. >> she ran on by too. >> most people luckily he'ded the warnings. they stayed home today. >> overall, things are improving, if we wanted to look at the vast region of roads. everything is improving there are still plenty of problems to slow you down as you try and

travers is president of the international wildlife charity, born free, he joins me via webcam from horshamhat is the nub of the problem, isn't it? it is. this is a piece of ivory, this is ivory capsicum carved in the shape ofa ivory capsicum carved in the shape of a pepper and this was taken to seven dealers in the united kingdom, all of him who said they would be willing to sell it because in their opinion it was pre—carved pre—1947, it was antique, according to the current definition. we took it to a lab and had a radiocarbon tested and it is almost certainly 2001, 2004, so therefore if those experts cannot tell the difference between modern ivory, which is this, and antique ivory which is currently permitted for sale, then the default setting quite simply has to be that we have to do and the sale, the commercials sell of ivory and antiques because they are without doubt linked to the modern slaughter of elephants. people are passing off new ivory as being antique and trying to get round the band that way. how is it that china has led the way on this? it is remarkable, a remarkable turn

now, the outages have prompted the red cross to open an emergency shelter in horsham montgomery county. we check out the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist, chelsey ingram. >> good morning, well, definately different situation , compared to yesterday. but we are still dealing with the win out there. take a look at the current temperatures, of course the wind making it feel even colder feels like the 20's right now, 35 degrees in philadelphia, 37 in wilmington , waking up in allentown this morning, with right around 35 degrees, 34 in willow grove, 37 degrees this morning in palmyra. so throughout the day today, temperatures are going to be in the four's, philadelphia, and down the shore, still going to be very windy, and it will feel more like the 30's and quick check of your seven day forecast, next chance for precipitation tuesday night. >> all right, chelsey, thank you. our next update is at 7:57. see you then. have a great day. leigh vivien leigh vivian lei vivienne lei devito. >>> in california sheriff's deputies sprang into action and pulled five people buried under sn

a crash in horsham along dresher road and gibraltar. pothole on 95 southbound at girard.r on the approach to that. tam. >> thank you, matt. let's head out to karen rogers. we want to know when this storm comes in. >> it's a beautiful start to the day. we've got gorgeous sunshine. let's check the timeline. i know that's what everybody needs to know from 7 o'clock to 10 o'clock light rain, wet snow north and west. tomorrow morning's commute it's snowing north and west and the city it's a mix of rain and a wintry mix with rain in south jersey, south and east. so that's tomorrow morning's commute. it doesn't really get nasty until later in the day. most especially the afternoon and early evening it's windy with that heavy wet snow. with a good portion of our area seeing six to 12-inches. >> thank you, karen. a bizarre ride through philadelphia. we're learning more about why a truck driver kept on going even after he smashed into an overpass and had the entire 50 feet of the top of his roof behind him he just dragged it for 3 miles. "live with kelly and ryan" next here on 6abc

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file footage: mr victor sherlock of horsham has got a robot at the bottom of his garden and he's tryingach it how to mow the lawn. artificial intelligence — everyone‘s talking about it. over the years, we've seen it develop, we've seen it evolve. oh, yes! this is the watson that wonjeopardy. we've travelled the world to see ai that tries to treat cancer... it studies millions, or tens of millions, of examples from the whole assemblage of scientific literature. ..predict crime... ..understand the economy... show me companies with revenue between $25 million and $60 million.