again, at this hour, no word on blaze, but luckily no one was inside at the time. live in bucks county this morning, anita oh, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> all right, anita, thank you uprooted trees and downed power lines, residents in delaware county still feeling the powerful punch by friday's nor'easter. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in havertown where many people are still without power this morning. trang, good morning. >> hey, good morning, rahel, jim, yes, it hand was very difficult weekend for many people here in delaware county and they're not out of the woods just yetment peco was reporting some 20,000 people in delaware county, still without power this morning. including this neighborhood that we're in right now. this pretty much the lights we have set up here, but so much widespread damage that county crews are having hard timekeeping up, seeing massive trees like this one with the power lines, still, unaccounted for, and still, out here, but county officials declared a disaster emergency saturday. due to the widespread power outages and

luckily the this impact the economy if it rises to 1096 and 2596?t isn't a big exporter to the usa that it is going to impact its mid—size and some of the large companies and demand has fallen over the last few yea rs, demand has fallen over the last few years, steel demand, and it has been relying on exports to europe and the usa to really increase profitability of the company ‘s win that sense it is important for india. thank you so much. hong kong's richest 2 been vague g been vague about % been vague about plans to he has been vague about plans to retire in the past but as it turns 90, it is apparently the right time. his net worth is around $3a billion. it is for companies of all listed on the hong kong stock exchange and reported earnings numbers on friday. if this is as cover ports, retail, energy, he will stay on in an advisory role but now control has been passed on to his son, victor. victor is 53 and has been deputy chairman since 200015. moving to the future of work, one is driving global demand the robots in the workplace, it is by far

he was luckily -- >> he was walking? >> he was walking. just i provided him with some paper towels and was asking if he needed help. yeah, he was walking and he was saying he was okay. luckily he stopped by yesterday looking for things and getting things out of car. he was okay. >> reporter: so these crews are going to start working real hard now. we're going to give them space as they start to clear the debris and clear the transformers out of the way. neighbors watching intently because they want to get the power back on. you can understand why it's taking a few days to do that. in addition to the power lines, they've got things like that tree on the car, you got debris scattered everywhere. it's going to take some time. peco says it could take until monday for most customers. >>> patience is a virtue. >>> let's head county where neighbors try to get around this tree that was blocking oxford road right in havertown. you can see the tree leaning on the power lines. practically hanging over them.e today to clean up the damage. >> oh, my go

luckily i spoke their language. background checks, fleek, fresh or fam? >> none of those apply, not correct use for background checks. >> n.r.a., wax, salty or bay. >> yonone of the above. >> your consent dank? >> dank. >> teens are organizing the movement not old adults so does it make it cool if they listen and do you think they will take credit for it? >> it doesn't matter who takes credit for it, it just matters that the change has to come. >> i learned a lot including how to dab. it was clear america's grownups failed at enacting any change, we adults would have to count on the next generation to solve all the rest of our difficult problems. >> all right, american high schoolers. you have started a conversation about guns that could actually move towards legislation. so which one of you wants to take on north korea? perfect. middle east conflict. are you sure you can handle it? you're wearing a choker.

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i did get a fright but i managed to avoid it, luckily, and then ijust got on with myjob after luckilyot on with myjob after that and i totally forgot all about it until i got home and my husband asked me if i had seen and my husband asked me if i had seen this video. he did not know it was me who was driving. born in fife, despite the village being all but cut off midwives made to the month to help with the delivery and local farmers cleared the roads to get both mum and baby safe to the hospital. across the uk people have refused to let the weather get in their way. this is a paramedic, part ofa their way. this is a paramedic, part of a cycle response team for the london ambulance service. and stranded drivers on the k one were treated to cream cakes and muffins handed out by a fellow motorist who happened to be a delivery driver for a bakery. —— on the a1. this businessman bought 12 hotel rooms and offered them to the homeless. businessman bought 12 hotel rooms and offered them to the homelesslj just and offered them to the homeless.” just thought for the sake of 20 quid we would ge

luckily the next couple of hours, we'll see those gusty winds subside. it will be breezy but not as gusty. those winds will return here on sunday afternoon. wind gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour will be back in the picture. we do get two nice, quiet days ahead of us here for monday and most of tuesday. but looking over some of the latest information, a nor'easter is likely now on wednesday. and the trend here is towards snow. wind gusts now, if you're walking outside, it's not a pleasant march evening. march definitely coming in like a lion. wind gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour. windchills right now 18 in the poconos, 30 in blue bell, feeling like lower 30th at the shore. at 11:16, i'll walk you through the newest information and have your exclusive ten-day forecast. >>> trees down, power out, a big mess to clean up from the poconos to the shore. a familiar sound for many people across the reg job. chainsaws getting a workout as residents and workers cleared downed trees. fallen limbs blocked roads in northeast philadelphia. today's clear skies were a welcome

>> luckily it didn't. the crew lands them safely.hey hop out and they get a second look at her hand. >> laos is a little lousy for her. >> she tries to tell them she's okay but they want to make sure because she's got some blood dripping there on her hand. let's move over to australia, where john gibbons is flying his drone. >> like an australian golf course. looks like it. i'm serious. i think that's a golf course. >> regardless to what it is. >> oh, cool! >> that one there doesn't take kindly to you being in its friendly skies. that's a wedge tailed eagle. >> man. it's really to fight like the red baron. >> yes, it comes face to face with that drone like yo, what you doin' in my neighborhood? this is my space. john says that three eagles came their way, and he does make mention that they were not just trying to bump heads. >> haven't people been training birds of prey to take down drones? >> the eagles are like this is our place. you land your little self. >>> you just never know what could come around the next corner. this happene

after several close calls, luckily the drive ended without anybody getting hurt. teasley was booked into sonoma county jail facing dui charges including driving a commercial vehicle while impaired. andrea nakano, kpix 5. >> according to the casino, the bus belongs to transportation. they have yet to get back to us for a comment. >>> last week's storms may have turned deadly tonight. two people missing after being swept away from floods in mariposa county. the storm washed out the section of highway 132 on thursday. sheriffs say the 67-year-old usually drives there to get home from work. they found his toyota avalon more than a mile downstream. in some spots, crews are dealing with chest high water, usually a foot deep, it is now ten feet instead. dozens of people have been searching on the ground along with drones and helicopters. >> considering the sixer for both individuals. we presumed both have deceased. >> sheriffs say 72-year-old carol brown sals missing. she tried to check on some horses during the floods. >>> tonight, ice is responding to reports that it u

and welcome from our studios in berlin where the weather still has us wanting to cover our heads luckily we've just the thing coming right up. to trend on top of the traditional fisherman's cap in the uk in style. and singing in signs the inspiring story of death finnish rap her son mark. presenting up and exhibition in the german city often doesn't offer inspired by stuff. well it's been around for ages but as they say in the fashion world what goes around comes around and this little number the skipper's cap also known as the fisherman's cap is currently enjoying a revival as the head covering of choice for finely tuned fashionistas which is also great news for the city of hamburg in northern germany where several versions of this cap have their home and work hats like this have never really gone out of circulation. hamburg has a strong maritime heritage and the staple is a classic fisherman's car that has been popular here and it's now making a big fashion comeback. fashion guru karl lagerfeld has also found inspiration in the old school headgear. last december he put on a show featur

a sort of german blog from hamburg i thought ok luckily we have the northern german version the edge they did not touch about i am so lagerfeld which took place just around the corner from here on the philharmonie it was a tribute to hamburg so it had to include the cap twenty five and that in turn introduced an international dimension and awareness of the craftsmanship and its hamburg origins and how. laws console is keeping that should be shown alive his workshop in the old town of hamburg has been turning out hand fashion caps since eighty ninety two. only fits once even if we have our own twenty camps ranging from the arabs a good to the keel. and other regionally named capsaicin dispose of luggage it was related to one of these camps but it's actually his own creation and i think it has little in common with the classic fisherman's camp class and that's just about . does you know this is the singular originally worn by dock workers it has a leather strap which you used to secure it just a wee bit little couldn't. and then we have the floats made by west german chancellor helmut

sort of german bloggers are from hamburg i thought ok luckily we have the northern german version the exit. did not touch about me i'm so lucky which took place just around the corner from here on the for the harmony it was a tribute to hamburg so it had to include the cap and that in turn introduced an international dimension and awareness of the craftsmanship and its hamburg origins and how. lars console is keeping that should ition alive workshop in the old town of hamburg has been turning out hand fashion caps since eighty ninety two. we have around twenty camps ranging from the to the keel turner and other regional sites and. it was related to one of these camps but it's actually his own creation and there's little in common with the classic fisherman's can't just. transfer should. this is the originally worn bar dockworkers it has a leather strap what you're used to security. and then we have the. famous by west german chancellor helmut schmidt one's income as you can see it has a far higher crown. in addition to schmidt the fishermen's caps were also popularized by maritime the

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luckily though no major injuries reported. >>> the woman at the center of a bazar kidnapping case in california is telling her chilling story exclusively to abc news. >> she was kidnapped from her boyfriend's home, attacked and terrorized before being released. police called it a hoax but not anymore. >> reporter: 29-year-old denise huskins kidnapped from her boyfriend's bed overnight. >> the voice kept saying wake up. this is a robbery. we're not here to harm you. i open my eyes and flashing light. >> they had headphones in their ears and separated. the kidnapper demanded a ransom of two installments of $8500 for her safe return. >> my only hope was to maybe show him the human that is in front of him. >> reporter: how did you do that? >> i shared with him something that happened when i was younger hoping that maybe knowing i've already been assaulted that he won't want to add to it. but -- >> reporter: he raped you? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: the kidnapper decided to release huskins, blind folding and driving her seven hours to huntington beach. >> i thought this is it. i'm going t

luckily, luckily, her passengergod bless him he walked away. he is going to have to live with that. >> the ntsb is still investigating to find out if the cracks that were reported by an engineer two days before the collapse may have caused that bridge to fall. in the meantime, the first lawsuit is expected to be filed today on behalf of one of the victims of that collapse. >>> it's 4:26. a 12-story building in fort worth texas was imploded over the weekend. and there it goes. it took almost 300 pounds of dynamite to bring it down. and the building opened in the 1950s as luxury apartments over the past 20 years, though, it was an assisted living facility. the site will be rebuilt with mixed use commercial and residential properties. >>> time is now 4:27. still ahead a. south bay teacher criticized for failing students on an assignment that participated in last week's national walkouts. some of the students say they were punished for exercising their right to free speech. and some are calling a new set of ads at bart stations in oakland and san f

emergency crews were called and so he was luckily -- >> he was walking?only had stitches. >> i provided him some paper towels and was asking if he needed help. yeah. he was walking and he was saying he was okay. yeah, luckily he stopped by yesterday looking for things and getting some things out of the car. he is okay. >> reporter: yeah. incredible story there. he came to her house yesterday. only had stitches on his head. he made it out of there alive. quite an incredible story. you can see it's all still left behind here two days later. this is part of the reason we're still seeing outages across the area. in addition to the power lines, power poles that peco has to deal with, they've got to get crews out to clear all of this debris as well. so 125 -- 25,000 out annals now. it could take until monday. isolated cases by the middle of the week. we are expecting another system by that time. for now, live in bryn mawr, randy gyllenhaal. nbc 10 news. >>> oh, my god! >> that was the response to this chain reaction caught on video last night. it started with a

i did get a fright, but i managed to avoid it, luckily, and then i got on with myjob after that.otally forgot all about it until i got home and my husband asked me if i had seen this video. he didn't know it was me that was driving. born in balgedie, fife. despite the village being all but cut off, midwives made it to the mum to help with the delivery and local farmers cleared the roads to get both mum and baby safely to hospital. and stranded drivers on the ai in northumberland were treated to cream cakes and muffins, handed out by a fellow motorist who happened to be a delivery driver for greggs. in birmingham, this businessman paid for 12 hotel rooms, which he then offered to homeless people. you can't expect people to be out in that, it's life—threatening, really. so ijust thought, for the sake of £15, £20, it gets a few people off the streets. and stuck in skegness without an event to go to, the bbc‘s concert orchestra offered their services as a wedding gift to fellow hotel guests on their big day. when they started, it took your breath away. oh, yeah. very unexpected. amid

luckily these commuters weren't affected. that's all from me now.ction with an explosion in leicester in which five people died.

luckily, no harm done. 0ver crashed out on the first bend. luckily, no harm done.ons, millie knight, who only has 5% vision, and her guide brett wild. they have had their own experience of crashing on their own experience of crashing on the pyeongchang slopes last year. but those demons were put to rest today as they negotiated the course and safely crossed the line to win silver, britain's first medal of the games. we are just so excited to have a paralympic medal under our belts, and it is also our best result of the season. you have got a busy programme, the super—g tomorrow. yes we are back up tomorrow. yes we are back up tomorrow at four o'clock in the morning to go again. so we will be leaving the celebrating until the last evening. the british action wasn't just confined last evening. the british action wasn'tjust confined to the snow. as we moved into the afternoon there was a fiercely contested match on theice was a fiercely contested match on the ice unfolding with the wheelchair curling team. up against world champions norway it was not easy. just over a

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luckily my boyfriend was not there either. so i remember the day it happened, on june 12, we were all, a group of us, just watching the tv, waiting to know who was alive and who survived, and that is something that whenever there is a mass shooting, when i hear about it on the news, i think about that, and that affects me, because i know other families and other friends will have to go through that. over something that could have been prevented. it could have been prevented. i do not believe, at pulse, the shooter used a weapon to injure -- kill 59 people and injured 53. it is a gun that is so powerful that one of my friends, drew, was shot not once, not twice, not 3 times but 8 times, and there were so many other victims that were shot. i do not believe a civilian should have access, especially easy access without any background checks, without going through any training. i do not believe a civilian should have such easy access to those kinds of weapons. trauma point. as someone who was not there but lost people, deal with. i

luckily he didn't lean over to see what i was doing. the woman who went into the deli is not the same woman who continued home. as soon as i went to the end of the block and waited for the light i knew something had changed. i have been violated but charlie did not follow me down the block he did not make remarks about my body and yet men now terrified me. the restaurants and nail salons became two-dimensional as if they could fall down like poker cards. a police car was parked before the tower its lights flickering into mail officers leaned up against the side of the car chatting with the ease of men. the black officer glanced at me and i look back at him but said nothing. i wanted him to comprehend that my eyes were compensating for my close mouth. they were yelling for help. if either of those came and asked what was the matter i would've gazed at my arms and legs. look behind me to see if you followed. that said nothing, they were thought i was crazing. if i had it in me to say there is a man harassing me at the deli then what? is h

luckily everybody is okay. >>> and forget the dog ate my homework, how about the snake ate my slipper? >> this x-ray tells the story of hungry python in australia. but the man who owns the slipper says just by looking at the snake he could see the perfect outline of the slipper in his stomach. >> the wild python apparently slithered into his home while he was sleeping. a vet performed surgery and the snake is now recovering and they will release it back into the wild where it can go on to eat more slippers. >> that is a very slippery snake. >> umm. no. >> jack? >> no, i don't think that one -- >> thank you, jack. >> you do not have to humor him just because he is the new guy. >> how long will i be the new guy? >> here all week. >>> all right. coming up -- >> how is our chemistry? >> the latest on the space station spiraling toward earth. we have new details on where its parts could land. >>> and how one woman went out on a limb to save a tree. she married it. >> wait? she married a tree? >> she married a tree.

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luckily these commuters weren't affected. that's all from me now. and the top story here in the uk: three men have been arrested in connection with an explosion in leicester in which five people died. the men are being questioned on suspicion of manslaughter. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. music do investor's years, streaming giant spotlight goes public in a billion—dollar listing. vietnam's government is hoping its young tech savvy population willjenna and generate new sources for growth. good morning, welcome to asia business report, live from singapore. the world's biggest music streaming service, spotify, has gone public on the us stock exchange. of the ten—year—old compa ny‘s public on the us stock exchange. of the ten—year—old company's planning to do ina the ten—year—old company's planning to do in a rather unique way. spotify plans to hold a direct listing, selling up to $1 billion‘s worth of shares on the new york stock exchange. our us business correspondent explains why they chose this method. everyone

luckily a do not have to watch cricket any more. . . do not have to watch cricket any more...ch cricket any more... laughter. .. but do not have to watch cricket any more... laughter... but the fact they have been tampering with it, which you can do with dirt and sticky tape that you put in your pocket and apparently the camera caught one of them doing so. it is quite shocking. if we lost the ashes in this way we might demand to replace them. that is the question, whether it was going on in that competition as well. this is a deepening crisis and, as an american, i know that the ashes is incredibly important but it speaks toa larger incredibly important but it speaks to a larger point. people watch sport to distract themselves from the everyday life and if things are tampered with, it is less fun. in the guardian, a picture of the stu d e nts the guardian, a picture of the students were 70 people were shot dead. part of this extraordinary rally we saw yesterday, march for our lives march for our lives. how much traction this will happen at the moment they are making a lot of n

this is how i held on with my feet firmly on the ground the water came closer and closer luckily it only reached this white line. a day later he was rescued by helicopter kara loan the tsunami killed around twenty four hundred people each he refuses to tear down the devastated house the ruins serve as a reminder. today rikuzentakata is one big construction site they've taken soil from a mountain and used it to raise the center of the town twelve meters higher japan has earmarked eight hundred thirty million euros for the project but it still wouldn't be enough of a powerful tsunami struck again. yuichi has built a new house on top of the mountain far from the sea his daughter tyler was born just a few weeks before the tsunami her grandparents spent only a few days with her. not me no money did he not explain to her that her grandparents were swallowed by the waves and she understands the meaning of death. such eco says she hates the sea she suspects what happened but she refuses to say that her husband is dead. turning now to some of the other stories making news around the world british

very luckily. i think. oh. really right. but the two men were known to be at all it's over a number of issues including the iran nuclear deal trump said this was one reason for his dismissal but we disagreed on what you look at the iran deal i think it's terrible i guess he says it was ok i wanted to use a break it or do something he felt a little bit differently. tran was also accused of publicly undermining tellus and on several occasions went to listen talks about the possibility of direct dialogue with north korea last december trump said he was quote wasting his time to listen also appeared to be caught off guard by the recent offer of talks to kill young on his trip to africa last week or perhaps the lowest point was when to listen failed to deny outright reports that he had called trump a moron even so he said he was not expecting to be fired and had wanted to stay in the job i want to pull in our correspondent in washington carson phenomena good evening to you karsten we know that rumors had been rife why asked year

and lots of cars got stuck in the area and luckily a good samaritan was around. >>> trish hartman live in bucks county tonight. how are the conditions shaping up tonight? >> reporter: so it's finally starting to lighten up here in plumstead, lets do another measurement though. last time we were at 13 inches and now we'll get again 13 inches, so things are starting to slow down in terms of accumulation as you can probably see, it's still coming down to route 611, we can actually see the road the first time in a couple of hours that has happened. still slushy and slick and the plows are making head way here. even though officials have been urging vehicles to stay off the roads, and that includes atv's we ran into people out and about any way. drivers say that roads are treacherous through the height of this storm. and plows are coming through trying to keep route 611 clear and people are driving around even though ocs are urging folks to stay off the roads. and county dispatchers are getting records of disabled vehicles all over the area. and this plow driver says it's a challenge to kee

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