joyce evans fox 29 news. >>> philadelphia police looking for the guys in this surveillance video.hey're wanted for robbing the quickie mart on the 4300 block of frankford avenue. in frankford. this happened on february 7th. one person demanded money from the cashier then fired a couple of shots towards employees behind the deli counter they weren't hit thankfully but they the guys got away with some ca cash. if you know anything call police. bill cosby back in montgomery county courtroom today trying to get sexual assault trial dismissed. he's also trying to stop dozens of accusers from testifying at his april 2nd retrial. our bruce gordon was there today and has details from norristown. >> this pretrial hearing could make bill cosby the target of a parade of accusers looking to bolster the single criminal claim for which the legendary comedian stands trial. prosecutors want judge steven o'neill to allow up to 19 others female accusers to testify that cosby drugged and sexually assaulted them. the prosecution believes the women testifying about cosby's quote prior bad acts will sh

now let's get you out to joyce evans who's been talking to people having a tough time navigating the roads. she's live in chester county for us tonight. joyce? >> reporter: wow it is smooth sailing right now iain u just wet roads behind me as bob was saying, it's going to refreeze, and that is going to be pretty slippery but you know what, all day long, folks were having kind of rough out here. >> hit my brakes but lost control on the truck and i can't stop. >> reporter: oh my. you weren't even going fast. you don't have -- no, no, no. very slippery. then when the trucks with the wait pulls you off. >> reporter: humberto's deliver row day ends as he came inches from flipping his truck into a drainage ditch near uni unionville. >> wow. this guy is really lucky. isn't he? >> yeah, he is. he almost, you know, went into that ditch a little farther would have been worse. the right front too was completely off the ground. >> reporter: it took a little while for rivera's towing to carefully pull um beryl tow out of the mud and back on to the pavement. >> pretty lucky because you see it's a b

our joyce evans has more tonight from bala cynwyd.y but now i'm getting ready. >> reporter: ready for backed up check outlines. >> i actually went to west philly to the marks just to get hamburger it was so crowded i had to walk right back out. >> reporter: grocery carts are overflowing. >> i came in for bread and milk. so, hey, you never know. >> reporter: good thing there's constant shelf restoc restocking. >> they're calling people in to help out. asking people to stay things like that. >> reporter: colleen moved from pharmacy to grocery. at the acme upper darby. >> power came back on within eight hours. >> reporter: sharing stories between many shoppers just trying to restock after getting wiped out of grocery when they lost power in the last storm. >> it seems to be getting old after awhile. >> reporter: just a few odds and ends says anthony mastro jell-o also shopping for his 86-year-old mom. in case the lights go out again. >> are you worried you'll lose it again? >> yeah, we are, because it's like you never know what's going t

our joyce evans has the details. >> i was watching tv every night, you know, i see what's happening.'s not all on tv and it's not just in philadelphia. last summer, yonni and his family when terrorized by gunmen in new york. >> somebody has to do something and hopefully other people will start to do something now. >> reporter: partnering with philadelphia police he is opening up his property at broad and york for philly's first gun buy back event of 2018. >> we're not only combating gun violence but also trying to combat and thwart the availability of guns. >> reporter: the captain says, about 680 guns were reported stolen in 2016 during crimes like robbery, burglary or theft. so friday from 10am to sick p.m., anybody can drop off any gun no questio questions asked 5 gift card to his clothing boutique right next door. and police say many people who come out are legal gun owners who just want to get rid of firearms. >> because you don't want a gun that you're not using that you don't need to be present in your home or god for bid in your car and become the victim of a burglary or some

joyce evans, fox 29 news. >> "good day philadelphia" team also following this storm for you. has got the latest forecast. bob will have your traffic conditions out there on the road and all your days news and headlines. good starts at 4:00 and goes all the way to 10:00 a.m. right here on fox 29. >>> neighbors are concerned that acquaint south jersey town after a woman was robbed at gun point at a local atm in the middle of the afternoon. let's get out to dave schratwieser who joins us live outside that bank in collingswood tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, the victim had just withdrawn some cash from the atm behind me. she headed to her car and as she got there, she was confronted by the gunman who stole her purse and took off. collingswood is a quiet town known for restaurant, shops and save living so the thought of a robber pulling a gun on a woman as she left this walk up atm in broad daylight is frightening to say the least. >> that's scary. i wouldn't think that would happen here in collingswood but i mean it could happen anywhere. >> i can't believe something like that

joyce evans is live in gulph mills montgomery county. we begin tonight with kathy orr who will time this out for us. kathy. >> iain we're talking about a one-two punch with this storm. this is going to develop into a major winter storm. this one is a nor'easter unlike the other storm last week but nevertheless another powerful storm. now, this is the beginning the genesis of the storm. the primary low right now over the northern plains with blizzard conditions and winter storm warnings for those folks. we'll watch this area of low pressure redevelop off the coast of the mid atlantic and then sip up the eastern seaboard. because it's going to be a little bit farther to the south than the last storm it will have longer to travel and that means more moisture to gather. as it continues to pull down the cold air, it will be changing that rain over to snow during the day on wednesday. wednesday is the day to change any type of travel plans a great day to stay inside. so let's go hour by hour with this fox future cast. we'll take from it the cu

our joyce evans talked to some people having car troubles in chester county.brakes but lost control on the truck. i can't stop. >> reporter: oh my. you weren't even going fast. >> no, no, no. very slippery. then when the weight pulled you off. >> reporter: humberto cure rows deliver ledee ended as he came inches from flipping his truck into a drainage ditch near unionville good this guy is really lucky, isn't he. >> yes, he is. he almost went into that ditch little farther would have been worse. right front tire was completely off the ground. >> reporter: it took a little while for rivera's towing to carefully pull humberto out of the mud and back on to the pavement. >> pretty lucky 'cause you see it's a big ditch. luck killly the truck is final severing fine. nobody got hurt or anything. >> reporter: under worsening conditions not even a mile away. >> no it's not accumulation at all. it's that it's icy underneath. people think it's just slushy. we've had warm weather. don't be fooled. it is indeed dangerous out here. >> reporter: it got really bad really quic

. >>> fox 29 joyce evans has been talking to people out in the snow and she's live in kennett square tonight. joyce? >> reporter: well, iain, for the first time today we can actually smile and say things are not bad out here. folks are honking their horns. i don't know if they're just saying hello to us or they're just so glad that it is over. but the sun has been shining. it's peeking behind the clouds for a little bit. we see people making snowmen in the yard. the snow blowers are cleaning the driveways and the sidewalks out here. yeah, the sun is shining and it looks good. but early we had nothing but trouble. >> no, it's not accumulatio a cl it's that it's icy underneath. people think it's just slushy. we've had warm weather. don't be fooled. it is indeed dangerous out here. >> reporter: it got really bad really quickly. >> we were only going about 30 miles an hour so really wasn't that fast at all. >> reporter: bill lange to the rescue of his friend who spun out of control ending up in the ditch and the sticks south of kennett square. she was stuck inside that car while the state

our joyce evans went out to see how people are getting ready and joins us live in bala cynwyd tonight. joyce. >> reporter: iain all day shoppers have been trying to race to get a jump on what is now a crush at area markets just look at the lot here behind us on city half of a he they say they won't be caught off guard again. >> i wasn't ready but now i'm getting ready. >> reporter: ready for backed up check outlines. >> i actually went in west philly to the marks just to get hamburger but it was so crowded i had to walk right back out. >> reporter: grocery carts are overflowing. >> i come in for bread and milk. so hey, you never know. >> reporter: good thing there's constant shelf restoc restocking. >> they're calling people in to help out. asking people to stay. things like that. >> reporter: colleen moved from pharmacy to grocery. at the acme upper darby. >> power came back on win eight hours. >> reporter: sharing stories between many shoppers just trying to restock after getting wiped out of grocery when they lost power in the last storm. >> it seems to be getting old after awhile.

let's get it out to joyce evans whose of live in drexel hill with an document. >> reporter: there's a bit of good news here tonight. power just restored a few hours ago tonight, in this neighborhood right behind me, drexel hill including my house, which is back over there, i got to tell you i'm really happy about that. inconvenience but a lot of people are still in the cold in the dark or worse. >> what did you do >> making the most of the daylight, martha speed reading the newspaper before everything goes dark for a third night. then, lights come on. in her section of drexel park. >> yeah. >> could have been worse, could be horrible weather. >> reporter: it's much worse for patrick mccullough >> that door blew open. and there it went. >> reporter: an explosion blew a hole through the living room floor right above the furnace in his basement. when power was restored. luckily he his wife and and four children were living with the family >> we lost everything. >> reporter: insurance and red cross are hoping >> i haven't felt it yet. and a good thing is that me and my kids and wife are s

our joyce evans checked out some shoppers in delaware county and montgomery county and joins us live from bala kin wide. joyce? >> reporter: well, iain, something i see is start -- icy is starting to hit us here right now. i don't know if you can see it it is kind of light but it is icy here at the balanc bala kine act meme park sag premium. you got to get in if you'll get your stuff. it's crowded inside but you know what, all of this feels like such a slap in the face. after what we've already gone through. people caught off guard by the severity of last week's storm and that wasn't even a week ago. >> i wasn't ready but now i'm getting ready. >> reporter: ready for backed up check outlines. >> i actually went west philly to the marks to get hamburger but it was so crowded i had to walk right back out. >> reporter: groceries carts are overflowing. i came in for bread and milk. so, hey, you never know. >> reporter: good thing there's constant shelf restocking. >> they're calling people in to help out. asking people to stay. things like that. >> reporter: colleen moved from pharmacy to