we spoke to township police chief john viola about 20 minutes ago. take a listen to what he had to say. >> very concerned about that with the tree that is are weakened already. from the past storm heavy winds and rain and snow from friday's storm and now with this wet snow on top of it what tree hasn't come down we're very concerned what could happen with the additional weight and the winds are supposed to come in this afternoon. >> reporter: back life and what what happened on friday the ground so saturated the trees just most of them fell over under sustained winds. the township is expecting of course not to see such dramatic wind speed today but they are hoping of course and keeping an eye on things and we will dot same for you. reporting live along the eagle road in havertown, joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you joe. with a power problem still lingering from last week employees are work aig round the clock at peco's header headquarters. "eyewitness news" at headquarters this morning utility company reports about 11,000 customers are c

we have caught up with haverford township chief john viola earlier today, talking about these back to back storms and how the township, has been dealing with it. >> well, we have 17 cars in the street, between us and radnor we have 906 calls for services for over week friend friday to monday which is a really high number. we were out friday we were non-stop just giving out addresses and we were responding to them. so much so many trees down. medical emergencies, alarms, wire fires, just continuing. >> is there any silver lining to this event right now, thaw are seeing. >> spring is almost here. >> reporter: chief has a point , i think we're doing math here, behind the camera, about 14 days until spring, march 7th, give perors a giving way to some clearing and some sunshine. reporting live from havertown, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> spring, forward this weekend. it is getting closer. thank you. >>> lets check out road in montgomery county, mobile weather watcher has taken to the streets. we are looking live in montgomery villain you can see the snow piled up in the midd

john, see you later! if you think about dangerous places to work, the glorious surroundings of the royal opera house don't immediatley spring to mind. but yesterday, a violat heard that chris goldscheider was exposed to noise of 130 decibels, that's equivalent to a jet taking off, while sitting in front of the brass section. doctor greg nassar is an audiologist and can tell us more. good morning. it is hard to imagine 130 decibel is, would you be right next to the jet taking off? that's getting to the dangerous level of exposure and would cause instant damage —— decibel is. exposure and would cause instant damage -- decibel is. what kind of damage, you have a model here? the damage, you have a model here? the damage we would look attwood be permanent damage to the hair cells in the inner ear, the fine organ responsible for detection and delivering sound to the brain —— would look attwood be. who is exposed potentially? anyone who gets this kind of sound. sounds which we re this kind of sound. sounds which were once tolerable are now intolerable, everyday sounds like pots and pans, dishwasher, chopping boards will be abnormally loud. pots and pans, dishwas