lower merion township, new town and camden. >> the weather threats we're facing now. >> it will be thatd air overnight and the ice forming on all the roadways. here's the last six hours. you can see this storm spinning away from us. we do have flurries and light snoers that will make their way through the area tonight. we're not concerned about those. up toward allentown to very light snow showers extending up into lehigh, not quite over to easton yet. you may see a passing flurry or a snow shower. that's all part of the main body of this storm system which is still in the upper atmosphere. but that's not going to be accumulating snow. no, it's the temperatures that we are to watch closely. right now we're generally right above that freezing mark. 34 in coatesville. 35 in philadelphia and wilmington and mt. holly and trenton. 36 in atlantic city and 36 in dover, but we are going to drop down. it looks like we'll be right below the freezing mark. we expect a lot of upper 20s and some low 30s tonight across the area. that means all of that moisture out there is going to freeze. what's nex

sky force 10 is live surveying the damage in lower merion township as we continue to give you a bird'sye view of the aftermath of storm damage across the philadelphia suburbs this morning. >> and the quest to keep his accusers quiet. we'll have a live update from montgomery hearing. >>> this is a common sight for drivers today, blocked roads and detours remain in the aftermath of friday's powerful storm that smashed cars and damaged homes and left so many powerless. here's an update to get the power back on across the area. the number of outages is down slightly since about 30 minutes ago. a total of 58,000 homes and businesses still without electricity and the vast majority of them more than 51,000 are peco customers. four other major power companies in the area each have less than 6,000 outages remaining. matt is surveying the damage across the area. what are you seeing? >> reporter: the damage is spotty from the areas we're seeing. it doesn't look like widespread damage but the areas that are being hit, being hit pretty hard. let's give a look from the air. there's a work crew down

part of a large treea carulph road in upper merion township. police got the call about night.he scene. an investigation the under way. >>> also utility companies are making some progress at least in repairing downed power lines but hundreds of thousands are still power even at this hour. now 217,000 peco customers are in the dark. nearly 26,000 for ppl 10,000 for atlantic city electric. nearly 6,000 for delmarva, 4,000 for>>> and getting around other septa regional rail lines still very much a problem due to the storm. train service on some lines is still suspended because of power, equipment or track issues. at 30th street station here we found passengers patiently waiting for the few trains that are running. septa says crews are working to clean up storm damage on the tracks. >> trees many of them off of our right away fell over onto us. this is a tree that came down, another very tall tree that came down on our doylestown line last night near the e routes detour because of storm well.some northeast corridorice and keystone service following are some delays. both l operating

septa says a route 125 bus was heading westbound on i-76 and lower merion township when the tree fell on top of it. as traffic was piling up, fox 29 viewer september us this picture of the branch resting on top of the bus. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> heading back outside now over the ben franklin parkway in philadelphia. the snow still falling across much of the area. as we continue our team coverage for you, we were done at the shore with brad. now let's head over to delaware county and check in with shawnette wilson much she's tracking conditions in delaware county. >> rorter: wl, dn,ette? echo a loft what brajust talked about he mentioned the whipping wind i'm trying to hold ton my hat and my hood. i don't know whai'm touching right now but the wind is britt tee brutal out here and he also mentioned projectiles. makes you concern. i look at some of these what do you call them traffic signs here like the stop sign here is leaning overnd theind is whipping. so the wind a b concern for people out here. traffic touch and go here. it is moving now on baltimore pike in springfield.

this happened about 1:00 in lower merion township. service on a number of the lines are still cancelled. towns trees and power lines are affecting services. amtrak is running modified service along the northeast carter this morning. check the schedule before you leave the house. >>> the airport, if you're flying out of philadelphia international, your plane may not be going anywhere. more than 500 flights were cancelled yesterday. some airlines have been offering to waive fees for passengers who change their flights altogether. >>> 5:08 on this saturday morning. the major storm that brought us snow, rain, and high winds is poised to cause coastal flooding water. this is a live look over cape may. calm. the coastal flood threat with more details coming up. >>> the same storm system has been battering new england. leaving a wide path of damage and flooding there. millville. wild wood. allentown. we're into that first alert for the entire area through 10:00 a.m. this morning. i wouldn't be surprised if we decide to extend it through the

you get into parts of lower merion township. and now you see we're not 5 to 9, but philly, 2 to 6 inches. trenton includes in that 5 to 9-inch range. >>> hey, good morning, everyone, jessica boyington with you right now. checking on the roads we're starting off in the lehigh valley. street. schuylkill expressway right around 30th street and headed eastbound. seeing any delays proposing the everything is still green. moving and getting out of the also the blue bell, downed trees and cables blocking the roads between blue bell pike and marsh road. back to you, tracy, vai. >>> and taking action, why the family of a murdered young man are suing the suspect's family. >>> hidden under the water. thanks to a storm. >>> neighbors in one chester county community are blaming sinkholes on a controversial natural gas pipeline. >> two new holes formed over the weekend and forced one waem from their home in west whiteland township. video shows crews from state and sunoco working to cover up the holes. one neighbor says the sinkholes plus one

a tree fell onto his car this happened last night, about 7:00 along south gulph road in upper merion township whether police arrived they say they found the victim trapped in his car with a tree on top, the man died at the scene, his name is not being released until family can be notified. >> keeping an eye on the many power outage in our area, people across all major providers are still without service. peco reporting over 160,000 customers, are still without power across five countess. ac electric reporting around 4,000, delmarva, just under 6,000, and ppl at over 12,000 of its customers still without power. >>> in hard hit delaware county a disaster emergency is declared in response to the widespread damage caused by yesterday's massive storm. fox 29's sabina kuriakose live in havertown, surveying the damage. sabina? >> up and down the street no power unless you were one of the lucky ones to be able to find a generator and one of the reasons why this giant tree, that came crashing down on this street. we're estimating it is about 60 to 80 feet tall. by the way you are not going to believe

a 57 year old man was killed when part of a tree fell onto his car in upper merion township. it happened on south gulph road about 7:00 p.m. friday. the victim's identity has not been released just yet. >>> as people in pennsylvania continue their clean up efforts, communities all across new jersey are also dealing with serious wind damage, as well. trees toppled onto power lines , and left homes and roof thomas all over the state damaged in some way. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan, caught up with homeowners as crews cut their way through branches today. >> the powerful winds took outnumber of big trees like this oklahoma that ripped up part of the street, and worse than that, it slammed into the roof of this home. it was snowing sawdust and mulch saturday, tree crews tackled extremely winter storm >> heavy winds, big storm, a lot of trees. >> bob woke up to the sound of this tree falling onto his home on hillside avenue in haddon heights. >> big crash, my wife started yelling, hey te down. part of it is coming dn is over the headaches begin trying to figure out how m

according to authorities, they placed skimming devices on atms in ben salem, lower merion township, and possibly other locations. police discovered the device when someone noticed unusual activity on their account after using the atm. authorities hope to find them before they steal more money. >>> life is returning to a block of old city after on this fire completely destroyed part of the community. >> here's an instagram post of the fire oven at the capofitto pizzeria as it reopened yesterday. the restaurant was damaged during the february 18th fire on chestnut street. right now we don't know when or if other businesses damaged in the fire will reopen their doors. >>> 4:06. march is women's history march. today the betsy ross museum is beginning a special celebration by opening a brand-new exhibit. >> stitching the story together is a new permanent installation in the house's main gallery that allows visitors to discover the life behind the legend of betsy ross. the doors open up at 10:00 a.m. >>> 4:07 and 45 degrees. now we are getting ready. that's why we issue first alerts. >> yeah.

happened at 7:00 o'clock on the south gulf road area between arden and upper gulf roads in upper merion townshipene they found a 40- foot long section of the tree, on top of the victim's vehicle. the tree landed on top of the front windshield, dashboard and front seat, no other injuries have been reported. >>> police need your help in finding a five three-year old man who is missing from the wynfield section of the philadelphia. anthony medially was last seen leaving work the attack owe bell on city avenue right around 5:00 o'clock yesterday evening. police say he normally catches the 65 bus, and a g bus but he never came home last night and his family is worried he may have gotten lost along the way his family says he is mentally impaired and anyone with any information, on medially's whereabouts is asked to contact the police. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight, a big weekend for the flyers, jeff skversky has details coming up in sports. >>> plus, the video game for tonight is a huge hit for kids but find out why some parents are concerned bit. >>> finally the touching story of how

on south gulph road between arden and upper gulph road in upper merion township. police foundot long section of a tree on top of a vehicle. the tree landed on top of the front windshield and dashboard and front seat. the unidentified victim was pronouncin >>> h caused trees to topple across the region. a downed tree has caused problems for commuters on lincoln drive in the east falls section. the strong wind knocked outr to tens ofre in the dar staye power iseral hous this morning. outages. pse&g, 13,000 outages delmarva nbe reports oesown across the dela fell along route 1 at h in overbrook causing drivers t swerve around it. bob brooks is on the scene he damage that's been left behind by bob, hopefully drivers are taking it easy this morning. >> reporter: some are some aren't in our last half-hour, we had a person that came flying up u.s. one here, they almost ran into the tree, i thought they were going to. they swerved. the big tree is at u y road, they down has passed the trees down all over. temperatures have droppas is starting to red cross made an overnigh

on south gulph roads in upper merion township. police found 40-foot long section of a tree on top of the vehicle. the tree landed on top of the front windshield and dashboard and front seat. no other injuries were reported. >>> action cam was in west kensington section always crews battled a fire along the 200 block of north hand cock treat -- hancock street. it is not clear what started the fire. >>> 9:37 a.m., police need your help to find a 53-year-old missing man from the philadelphia wynnfield section. this man right here was last seen leaving his work at the taco bell along city avenue friday evening. police say he normally catches the 65 bus and g bus, but never made it home. his family is worried he may have gotten lost along the routes. his family said he is mentally impaired. if you know where he is, or if you have seen him, call police. >>> all right, so you can forget about winter and enjoy a glimpse of spring at the 2018 flower show. the doors open at 11:00 a.m. at the pennsylvania convention center. this year's theme

a driver died when a tree fell and smashed right onto his car on upper merion township. flooding could worsen when the next high tide rolls in. we're watching for that. ted greenberg joins us live from west wildwood. >> reporter: that's right. the flood threat here at the jersey shore not over yet. in fact, the threat higher than what we have seen so far during this storm. even though much of the storm has moved out of here as far as the precipitation goes and the really strong winds. look at the back bay here along west wildwood. the back bay here, you can see it's looking angry. we're waiting for the high tide to come up later this morning. that's at about 9:30, 9:00 earlier on the ocean front. the problems we're expecting primarily are on the back bays. and not just this morning. also the chance of moderate tidal flooding during this evening's high tide and again tomorrow morning. look at the video from last night in atlantic city. that's when we saw minor tidal flooding. again, this will be moderate. that's what we're expecting. more roads passable. deeper water. win

part of large tree fell ton a car headed northbound on south gulph road in upper merion township yesterday. police got the call right around 7:00 last night. a 57 year old man died at the scene there. an investigation is now underway. >> the deadly storm also reaked havoc on power lines now hundreds cents every thousands of people are waking up in the dark this morning. right now peco has more than 292,000 customers without power, that number sits at 102,000 for ppl. 19,000 for delmarva. 13,000 for atlantic city electric. 22,000 for pse&g. 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

. >> reporter: here in lower merion township alone at one point today more than 4,000custi power and there were more than 90 locations where there were trees or wires down. i'm sarah bloomquist channel6 "" >> all right, sarah, thank you. >>> power crews in delaware spent the day trying to untangle this mess in brandywine hundred. they're already working on downed trees in the area of the washington street extension and hanover road when four telephone poles and two transformers were brought down. we're told that wire had been comprised by the storm and a truck snagged it. >> in the past hour or so, we've got an update from peco saying it is still trying restore more than 42,000 outages. most are in delaware montgomery county. ppl still has almost 29,000 outages. half are in monroe county which got buried under 20-inches of snow in some spots there. >> 6abc.com has the updated watches and warnings for our next storm assault's' cecily was mentioning plus multiple live views from live six. check it often. >> time for the "action news" traffic report. >> all right, matt pelman in the "ac

montgomery county where they had severe power outages over the weekend, and talking about the lower merion townshiprea, radnor, those areas had trees that were bent over. look at this tree right here. it is standing up. it is ready to go. it is no where near a power line. it is not going to hurt anyone. that's the kind of tree we like to see, and, unfortunately, when i was coming into work at 2:00 a.m., the trees, mike and alex, already bent over and into the streets, where i had to like drive around into someone's like driveway to get around them. and that's one of the big worries with the storm, is that those trees, you know, they're already saturated from the rain we had when it was warm, then the wet snow that we had on friday. they're going to go on those power lines, in and around montgomery county. but here, in pottstown, it looks pretty good. now, obviously, we have to wait. hi, guys. until the 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. window. when we expect monsters, monster amount of snow. now, 4:00 a.m. this morning, you know karen, and i love her, and thomas, they were begging people to go out into the s

he led them on a chase to lower merion township. he stopped at a parking lot. officers and all four opened hitting hip in the arm. the investigation is still going on. >>> philadelphia firefighters keeping people safe by installing smoke detectors at homes in north philly. the firefighter joined by the red cross went to homes on the 2500 block of north newkirk street putting in fire -- putting in alarms. weeing a house on the block caught fire killing a 71-year-old woman and injuring two other elderly people. the installations are thanks to a million dollar grant from fe fema. last year, they installed 30,000 smoke alarms in the city. >>> new allegations against former usa gymnastics dr. larry nassar. for the first time a male accuser has come forward. saying he was abused. >> and we are still tracking that nor'easter so much how much snow will we get? kathy will have that for you still ahead. ♪ (phone buzzing) i like these yogurt bites. (phone buzzing) and i like these yogurt bites... ah... ooh! apparently, i like them more than i like my phone. where...ah, oh

last check peco, in this immediate area between lower merion, radnor, haverford township there are just under seven you this people at last check without power, i was talking to a buddy in haverford township where i live, he just lost power again , a few hours ago. got kicked back on, and, he told me 15 minutes ago, once again work this storm, wet heavy snow, that is a major concern as this snow sticks to the trees, and starts taking off branches, and starts taking out power lines and starts taking out cable lines. that is something that people will be keeping an eye on. in terms of those numbers, 35, hundred here in letter merion on this right side of route 30 , and still without power, and, take a look over here you can see this young lady here trying to scrape off the snow. it is so heavy. i was at my house a couple hours ago just shoveling my work way was a difficult chore it was so heavy. out there two or three times because of this wet, rain slush that this storm began w i tried to break out snowplow at one point. it is just too thick. snowblowers will not work. we are watching th

upoer merion township say a 57-year-old man was driving north gulph road when all of a sudden a largetragic accident happened around yesterday evening betweenardon and upper gulf and the man was pronounced dead at the scene. >> i-95 odog much better as we get everything together and we moment the roads are better than yesterday. moving smoothly. you down there. so it should be safe traveled travels. but there codots out there. so we want to check in. brad rudolf fromn e phone this morning. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> how are you today. and probp deprived. >> and tell us where we stand. >> things are flowing smoothly. storm and precipitation that moved out last night. obviously as you have been reporting all morning the windth wind, downed lines and trees and we have a lot of in the aret of interstates affected now and travelers would be wide to oblems and use it online to see what we have te contractors throughout the county region working with ile sure we can safely remove these trees before on eping the roadway >> with a lot of circumstance circumstances, power out or wha

reminder police say these same two men put skimmers in other parts of bensalem as well lower merion and other townshipsucy. >> thank you shawnette. >>> developing news out of nation's capitol a bombshell white house communications direct hope hicks resign. she was one of the president's most loyal aids. she is stepping down one day after the panel investigating the russia probe interviewed her for nine hours. she told a house intelligence panel that she has occasionally told white lies for president trump. the president has issued a statement saying he'll miss sag having hicks by his side but he sure they will work together again. >>> back here at home faculty at lehigh university want to take away president trump's honorary degree. according to allentown the morning call, more than 80% of faculty who voted want the board of trustees to resin the degree. the school awarded the president the degree in 1988. the professors say if the board does not take action they want to know how his statements align with the schools values. >>> new accusations of assault tonight against delaware county state represent

if you talk about the radnor township and lower merion, the customers without power is down to 7,000 and it seems like a lot. not nearly the case as last week. traffic is moving along nicely. got some slush and actually a moment ago we saw the sun peek out here. the cars are starting to come out and the snow has stopped and the cleanup begins, you see people shoveling and look at this parking lot here. the plow is out here all afternoon. you can see blacktop fow the concern is to make sewer this doesn't freeze over, overnight. the snow is heavy and be careful if you have to shovel out there today. it's back breaking snow. but fortunately it seems like things are okay in this immediate area. we have not seen widespread power outages and we have seen crews up and down the roadways as they continue to restore power from last week's storm. we'll keep an eye on the main line. channel 6 "action news." send it back to you guys. >> thanks for the live report. >>> so much kindness being shown. one neighbor came over and plowed the driveway. >> such a neighborly time. >> thanks to my neighbor.

township. closure at gulf creek road and a pole downtown a rider truck on king of prussia road. in lower merion we have bryn mawr avenue at old gulf blocked off and lincoln drive northbound at johnson downed trees up there jamming us up for the commute. and southwest philadelphia a water main break we are watching this afternoon blocking bartram avenue and 84 and. and tidal flooding near brooklawn speeds of 9 miles per hour if the area because of restrictions at 130 and 47. and not bad on mass transit but tomos running severechedule basica saturday scheduleokay thanks matt. >>> our coverage of the approaching nor'easter con aor y n t couldl and could tolrt. ali gs here wit tofe >> and we are not ter storm across nine states from our area north to new england. we have the full accuweather forecast. lth check tonight a eaclea literally be a pain in you back. ing ali gorman joins us with more on how to handle it. they are nothe light fluffy snow but dense heavy snow. if are you not careful and not using proper mechanics it could lead to back sprains and here we go again. shovels ready and get your

this just north of the belmont avenue exit in lower merion township. no injuries were reported but the dominos have fallen hard because of this one. traffic into and out of philadelphia is brutal right now. matt pelman will detail that for us shortly. slick roads may be responsible for this crash involving a school bus in chester of the at least two cars collided with that bus at 1:30 near the intersection of second and kerlin streets. there were students on the bus at the time. but we have not yet been told if anyone was hurt. this witness tells "action news" that the children were shaken up but at least to her they appeared to be okay. >> right now the falling trees seem to be causing the most concern and damage. "action news" reporter john rawlins live outside the peco facility in plymouth meeting and john crews working really hard right now to try to keep up with all the demand today. >> reporter: oh,, at this point i don't think they can keep up. i think mother nature wins this round. they will keep up once this is all over. as the storm intensifi