natasha brown. cbs 3. it could be a rough commute at 30th street in the morning as amtrak and septa work to recover from severe service disruptions. rack tram canceled service on the northeast corridor and the keystone until tomorrow due to the hazardous conditions. there are also hazardous delays forcep that. they are suspend ped for most on the regional rail lines. the wind was also a threat for drivers. you see a tree fell on this septa bus this afternoon as it was headed west on the schuylkill expressway. this happened near the gladwyne exit. there were passengers on the bus , but no reports of any injuries. the westbound lanes were closed for an hour until the tree could be cut up and hauled away. american airlines suspended all flights out of philadelphia international tonight. the noreaster hammered the airport with snow and strong winds. officials say more than 400 flights to and two philadelphia were canceled today. some airlines are offering free waivers to change travel plans due to the severe w

natasha brown i power outages. we begin this evening with more. thanks so much guys,he continues toall. especially if you look at the street lights we have the accumulating snow and slush. roadways are wet at this time but you still see a white on the ground with the snow continuing to fall and ctinuin sideways ma. the no has wrapped up mostly for a lot of us across the delaware valley but we still still have this one concentrated snow ban. we'll show you it's positioned right over philadelphia right now stretching northward p up into portions of bucks and montgomery county. this one lingering snow shower that doesn't want to let up right now. washington township still seeing the flakes flying, lower providence still seeing some snow and snowfall totals, oh, my goodness, in the poconos, monroe county, 22.5 chlmfeet of snow, . hammonton over three inches of internl and philadelphi inches of snow. and yes, of course we had those intense, insane winds today. cape may gusting to 71 miles per hour. for reference hurricane force is 74 miles per hour. wa

. >> natasha brown joins us from rittenhouse square with the very latest on the conditions there, natasha. >>> well, you know, heavy wet snow blanketed the area earlier today throughout this city but now it is, a couple hours ago but not before leaving behind, a slushy mess. flakes fell fast, steadily, heavily making for scenic views in rittenhouse square and fun snow day for nine year-old dive a and her dad. >> i love making snow and playing in the snow. >> reporter: there were fun moments others found it difficult to get around with waking however carefully, being the best option. >> not too bad, it is warm so not sticking. >> reporter: goggles are helping. >> a little bit. >> slippery, messy, sloppy, yucky day, kind of day to just stay home and binge netflix and do nothing. >> reporter: while some could not find enough works to describe the weather conditions today... the philadelphia parking authority was very busy, clearing cars, out of snow emergency routes. others let their actions speak volumes, using simple acts of kindness to help fellow philadelphians to get around like north c

good evening, i'm natasha brown. thank youg us the third straiday folks in some areas are still left in the darkthon bitter cold night. widespread poweric may take ds ov ihabein delaware cou. for almost 48 hours crews have been trying to restore power and cleanup the damage created by the nor'easterhat roug the friday.2,000 hoehol in delawathoute esmate tn wednesday mthursday. >> the widespread perdowned trs in the county to declare a disaster emergency yesterday. to announ theyavhe governor's offie for help. governor's chief of staff and he indicated the governor will provide all resources available. >> by tomorrow's evening commute at the latest state police and possibly national guard personnel are expected to traic at intersections like this one where the traffic signals are out. that system expected to be in place until the power is restored. and again, that could be at let three days from now. >> peco is working hard to address this issue. and their big focus now is larger issues. martins run is an area for sen

that is very latest for now live from the sat center, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>>dozen suspects are facing charges in connection with the pawn shop theft ring in bucks county. today authorities announced the results of the year long investigation, and the owner of the levittown quick cash trading post and morrisville loan and pawn along were four of its employees are accused of buying and reselling $700,000 worth of goods, stolen by 27 alleged thieves. >> the pawn shop's owner and his employees, actually operated under a policy that the grand jury called, don't ask, don't tell. what does that mean? as long as the thieves didn't say that the items were stolen the pawn shop employees, never asked. >> authorities say that the thieves used the money paid from the pawn shops to fuel their heroin and opioid addictions. >>> the growing popularity of ride sharing services can give imposters access to unsuspecting passengers. recent case in callus raising new questions about safety after a man was arrested for allegedly posing as a driver to pray on female passengers. ride

toppled tree near the arton top of at least two cars that were in its path and good evening, i'm natasha browning us tonight. delaware county is one of the hardest hit areas in the region. and that is where officials have declared a disaster emergency at this point. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live in havertown to show us some of the problems in that county. alycia. >> reporter: natasha almost 24 hours after the nor'easter passed through here, many people in this county are having a rough go at it. you'll notice this tree just behind me, it's completely dark. unless there's a generator not a single house has lights and that's because the power is still out here. now, a third of the county, that's tens of thousands of people, woke up this morning with no power. the power outages throughout the region and the county trees that were knocked down. this storm, a lot of cleanup happened today here in havertown though we still saw so many trees in the streets. some even still knocked onto power lines. no all these trees uprooted by the heavy winds in yesterday's storm didn't nearly kn

. >> natasha brown joins us from rittenhouse square with the very latest on conditions there, natashaer: well, good evening to you both, snow has certainly stopped here in the center city we are in the rittenhouse square area and there is a glimmer of sunshine here off in the distance. so happy to see that at this point but it was a good snow day for some, take a look at a little snow man here, however small, it was a good snow day for nine year-old girl you will meet at 6:00. in the meantime we were able to speak with a group of students, actual friday north carolina that came up, for a lacrosse team with temple university, it looks like you take a look earlier marveling at the snow and at our weather , certainly don't see every day down south. here's what they had to say. >> it is your only off day so we are taking advantage of it while we can. it is so cold but so fun. all of the teammates will be around the city, and, it is just so much fun. >> it is like winter wonder land, so, we are from florida and i never see snow ever. it is really cool. >> reporter: really cool, cool time f

we joined natasha brown at the kimmel center saturday for the susan komen survival and strength, more than 2,000 women registered for the event , heard from 30 cancer professionals, 30 breast cancer survives ores, our pal huey dillon took great photos over there, of us, and as well as our friends joanne, she works here many decades at cbs-3, honored for her work on the race for the cure and the pink light campaign. and the philly pops entertained us, people were dancing in the aisles, including me. >> i told but my rhythm, rahel >> is that rhythm is it. >> yes, it is, audience practically up on their feet. >> they're amazed at the dance were you doing. >> no. >> you have people up dancing with you. >> more on my facebook page, check it out. that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'll rahel solomon, thanks for watching. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. >> the young and the restless >> previously on "the young and the restless"... >> dina: jackie, please! help me! >> ashley: dina was gonna be in bordeaux for a couple days visiting an old friend? >> jack: what? alone?

good evening, i'm natasha brown. the outages are affecting customers all across the region, delaware county, though, was so hard hit, officials have now declared disaster emergency. alicia went to find out what that means, alicia? >> reporter: well, natasha, a desperation of disaster emergency essentially allows the county to ask for help, way of the county saying that the disaster and the damage after the storm may be too much to handle on its own. roughly 24 hours after a nor'easter rips through the region, this is what part of delaware county still look like. we found this car crushed near drexel hill, and this home with a toppled tree on it in havertown. the nor'easter, that ripped through this region yesterday, delaware county, hit there particularly hard. >> we felt like it would be just real quick flurry and that's about it, and apparently not. >> this home with toppled tree on it in havertown is hope's home. her bedroom is crushed in and her power is out. she is unable to sleep here tonight. >> i'll be sleepin

"eyewitness news" reporter, natasha brown went to the recently. to see how one of philadelphia 's arson dogs >> eighteen month girl as you can get, when it is cents time for her to role she is all business. >> good girl. national k9 definition virginias the philadelphia firehe will company her new partner assistant fire fire scene. snif arson. >> basically train with the dog we learn the works then we train with them to get them on the odorsd with fire debris like closing -- clothing and wood, george give the command then she puts the odor. >> then rewarded with a handful of food. >> her job on any getting investigators samples every evidence. george remembers the days years ago when the department didn't have these dogs, and one fire scene in particular. >> i too came back negative, if we had had the dog at that time, our chances every getting samples back positive, up, go way up. >> atfk9estled in press royal, virginia, since the ac exception of the k9 program hundreds every dogs throughout the country. >> currently have 57 police and fire depar

that is very latest at 30th street station natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> hopefully everyone stays safe. >>> wind is also a threat to drivers. tree felon a september bus this afternoon as it was headed west on the schuylkill expressway. this happened near gladwynn exit, there were passengers on the bus but no reports of any injuries. the westbound lanes were closed for over an hour until that tree could be cut up, hauled away. >>> also a scary commuor students returning home in chester delaware county. there a school bus got into an accident with the vehicle near second and kerlin streets, this happened around 1:30 this afternoon, schools let out early because of the weather. there were no injuries. >>> and the nor'easter continues to hammer philadelphia international airport with snow and strong winds, we have learned that american airlines suspended all flights through the rest of the day, so no american airlines flights for the rest of the day, coming up at 5:30 we will show you on you travelers are dealing with this weather disruption. >>> areas north are getting the brun

natasha? >>> the little girl who was at the center of the supreme court case that ended segregation in schools has died. linda brownas 9 years old when her father tried to enroll her in topeka, kansas. the school was all white at the time. brown's father sued the board of education when sumner blocked her from enrolling. the high court would rule in 1954 that separate facilities are not equal, which led to the desegregation of u.s. schools. brown died in topeka on sunday. she was 75 years old. >>> cisco is taking a big step to try and end homelessness in santa clara county donating $50 until to the county program destination home over the next five years. this is the largest donation of its kind. cisco's ceo says the problem is at crisis levels. he wants other companies to make similar efforts and says homelessness cost county more than half a billion every year. >>> california license plates will soon be a lot pinker thanks to work from local activists. the new pink ribbon license plates have begun to be shipped out. a group of contra costa breast cancer survivors actually came up with this idea. they say seeing t