right now we're at 37 degrees, 40 degrees in northeast philly, 37 allentown. temperatures in the poconos at 28 degrees. it still feels like we're in the 20s in philadelphia, stretching down wilmington feeling like 31 in mount holly. we are going to see strong wind speeds today and tomorrow so that feels-like temperature will stay in the 20s and 30s. closer look at our satellite radar shows a few clouds. the stham we saw yesterday bring us all the snowfall has now pushed well away from us and what we'll see as we go into the rest of today as temperatures pushing right around 40 degrees by 4:00 p.m., feels-like temperature at 32 degrees, and then we'll quickly drop back down to feels like temperatures in the 20s. our actual temperatures tonight of course getting down below freezing for most of the area, philadelphia down to 29 degrees, 23 for allentown, 24 degrees in coatesville, and 27 in wilmington. again, the concern is going to be black ice. coming up we'll talk more about a potential nor east are 'easte nor'easter number three. i'll tem you about that in ju

although the actual temperature's in the 30s. 29 in northeast philly. feels like 26 in atlantic city, feeling like 26 in dover. it's going to be a cold start to the morning here. satellite radar shot showing a few clouds with a few snow flurries. the system is away from the area. one thing we're watching tomorrow is a chance of light flurries. the next thing late sunday night into monday, one model out of about three models is suggesting the round of wintry mix or snow moving through as we go through the day and evening monday. potentially a third nor'easter. we're watching this closeliment one out -- closely. one out of three models suggests that we could see measurable snowfall. we'll keep you update on what to expect and have details coming up in a bit. >> thanks. >>> 5:10. let's get you back to work for a lot of people. a check of 422. jessica? >>> the schuylkill expressway around route 202 and 422, we had an earlier crash in this direction. right now, not bad. if you look here, you see where there is -- there are icy spots and snow left into the sh

by 7:00 tonight, we'll see light showers near pottstown, reading, northeast philly. and them everything doesn't get revved up until the overnight hours heading into wednesday. it's really going to be wednesday afternoon and evening that we're going to see the heaviest snow. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, we'll see more of a rain/snow mix over parts of philadelphia. by the time lunch rolls around, now we have a better chance of snowfall for wilmington, mt. holly, into lehigh valley and into the poconos. and if you're right around the shore, temperatures are much warmer where we expect to be dealing with rain. 47 degrees at atlantic city by noon. but take a look at allentown, closer to 33 degrees. looks like some of the snow will be the heaviest as we get into our evening hours. that's why the wednesday evening commute is going to be the most concerning for us. closer look at how much snow you can expect to see. with the next system moving through. not a whole lot here at the shore. closer to philadelphia, airplane 5 to 9 inches, up towards allentown, 7 to 1

we're starting to see visibilities go down and northeast philly, mt. holly and in wrightstown but we still don't have issues across far south jersey. now the good thing is the temperatures above freezing everywhere except for the poconos. this snowmelting on the roads but when you have 50 mile an hour wind gusts and snow that heavy, you can't see so it's dangerous travel any way. 38 in philadelphia. these numbers are going down slowly during the day and the current wind gusts, we're seeing some pretty impressive gusts now. 52 miles an hour in wilmington, 47 in coatesville. we've seen gusts over 50 down toward parts of the jersey shore and the gusts as we go into the afternoon, 55 to 60 miles an hour in parts of the area, 7:00, similar story. that is the heart of the storm. 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. when the winds will be the strongest, still strong at midnight and tomorrow morning when the precipitation's over, it's still kind of gusty but it won't be as dangerous a wind as we're seeing this afternoon and by saturday afternoon it's just a windy afternoon but a

that heavy snow is still coming down in philadelphia, northeast philly, mount holly, trenton, doylestown and that mix starts to make its way to atlantic city but it's just too warm. we'll continue to see lots of moisture moving through at least through 4:00. but you start to see more pink in there, that means the system is going to start breaking down and pulling away and we'll get warmer air moving in. for a closer look at some of the currents right now, we'll take you there i a few cameras. steve. >> we're seeing conditions deteriorate depending on where you are. so in philadelphia, you're waiting for that wall to arrive and it's right across the river there in new jersey. but take a look at shot i'm about to show you right now out of wilmington. we've been watching that wall of snow come up from south to north and this is what we we are talking about. it's the rate of snow at which will come down once that wall arrives. you can actually watch the vi visibility just drop before our eyes. three-quarter mile visibility, i would surmise lower now. that means heavy snow falling in your are

by 6:00, a little light rain in northeast philly, pottstown, reading, again, a smooth commute going homem work today. overnight, as we start to see that system revving up here, that's when we start to see lighter rain and snow amounts, even a wintry mix. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m., getting ready to head out the door, rainfall through most of the area, down to the shore. more of a mix right over philadelphia. and accumulating snow will already start in parts of the lehigh valley near allentown. by the time lunch rolls around, a rain/snow line mix is going to continue through through millville, and looks like we're closer to rain in atlantic city. as we head through your wednesday commute take a look at what happens. first of all, our wind speeds are going to be picking up up to 40 miles per hour. on top of that, we're dealing with the fact that we're dealing with heavy snow over trenton. northeast ohio valley and pottstown. atlantic city at 6:00 tomorrow, you're dealing with more of a wintery mix. cape may is dealing more with rainfall. so it all depends where you

northeast philly, we have malfunctioning traffic lights at warbech avenue at the boulevard. >>> jersey shore is expecting to see beach erosion from the storm. bob brooks is live in atlantic city good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, matt, i don't envy gray hall i know he is getting soaked. it's not too bad. we're getting a slight mist down here, the winds are calm. one thing i have noticed as we get closer to high tide, the waves are coming up a little bit behind us here, you can see they are starting to go over top of the rocks down here, that's pretty much the most significant thing we've seen. i want to bring up video here. officials are worried about a few things. one of them the flooding. the fire chief in atlantic city is calling this a major street flooding event this is not going to be nuisance flooding. people will want to keep an eye where there are cars are parked when the high tide comes from this, they may get flooded. move them from low-lying areas. it could go on for quite sometime 2 to 6 high tide cycles. beach erosion, not much anyone can do about that, that's

we had gusts well above that in dover and northeast philly and that's why we had so many issues withes across the area yesterday. still some gusty winds but again not damaging winds. winds gusting to 40 miles per millville. gusting to 31 in philadelphia. are with this coastal flood warning in effect for the jersey coastline. moderate -- minor to moderate flooding possible as we head into high tide time just a couple hours from now. 9:30 a little bit later for back bays but expect flooding of numerous roads with this coastal flooding aad into the next could iteaster in thealk f a few. >> oh, boy say it isn't so lauren. [laughter]gotten to e yet fall that's clearly going to take re snapped this picture on the linehere a large troop rwerayines dnd t wis out there this weekend and we howhe send us your weatherndur +f< a download i tay fm stores tecasts right onur y loca smartphone. >>> penn state meantime talk a little sports now, has always been known as a football power but not the basketball team. the last time that they qualified for the ncaa tournament was in 2011. this year's team

northeast basically, that will eventually be replaced by just the flood watch. the little bit of difference rent area that is involved in that but good portion of the same area phillyil toll morning then a look at the winter storm warnings and the winter weather advisory, this posts until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow for all of the region included in that, could you end up with up to foot of snow at the ski resort. so looking at the region as a whole, there is cents a lot of bee tail region by region, floods you'll see but mainly rink turning to snow for most of us, and very, very windy conditions that will go along with this, especially later on today. meisha? >> yikes. seeing it basically all morning long, so look outside right now, looking at disable vehicle here, 95 north at the vine, now been moved out of the way, but take a look at the volume levels, actually not that bad. you will have to hang onto posted speeds, just because of how wet it is out there. malfunctioning traffic lights, city avenue at conshohocken state road. this is city avenue. they are malfunctioning both directions, by the way, and we still have the accident in delaware, 95 north at 495 north, fuel s

same with philadelphia and northeast philly. trenton has improved. that's important because we'll get drier air northeast, too, and the vizsibility in millvill really terrible. the temperature is going to help us overnight because it's not going drop that much. everything melts tomorrow. >> our coverage continues next at 4:00, taking a live look at center city. at the newaukum cast technology center, our entire region affected by slick roads, whiteout conditions. the current wind gusts, around 54 miles per hour. we're right back. before we duo, the closing bell on wall street. t s&p 500 closed up. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >>> here's a look at what drivers are dealing with on martin luther king d

just at freezing in wilmington. 33 in millville. 34 in northeast philly. temperatures at mt. holly, 33, as well. closer look at the feels-like temperatures through the day, it only feels like 15 to 16 degrees in the poconos. feeling like 27 in allentown and doylestown. feeling like 28 in philly. closer to dover, feels like 28 degrees throughout most of the morning hours. for the lunch hours and heading into the afternoon, the feels-like temperature for the area is going to be in the 30s. keep it in mind as you head out. it's going to feel cold today. closer look at our satellite/radar shot showing clouds in the area. at least we dried out. the area of low pressure, the nor'easter is now still bringing snow to parts of boston. we are done. we are actually tracking the potential for another nor'easter sunday into monday. this shows the chance of snow flurries heading into the afternoon between 3:00 to 6:00. the next thing is the system coming up from the south here bringing us another chance of a wintry mix or snowfall monday. this is what one model suggests, brings it down clo

look at all of the irish in northeast philly. back to you guys in the studio. >> they're so cute.hat sister is adorable, looking good there, bob, that will be a lot of fun. all right, let's get out to jen right now to help us protect our garden, the time of year we're thinking about it, hey, jen? >> reporter: hey, guys. hi, karen. i know that your yard probably looks like this. we will talk about some spring planting, how to get inspired, and a cool new exhibit they're doing later today right here at the philadelphia flower show. yes, i want my yard to look like that. >> welcome back, up in the pocono mountains n just a matter of hours, or days it, may all look like that no matter where we are. sue will give us de the days in 15 seconds. >> ladies, gentlemen, i would like to you meet said i pennington. >> hi, said i. how old are you, nine? >> uh-huh. >> third grade. >> yes. >> in what school? >> greenfield elementary. >> greenfield, hi everybody at greenfield, although probably in school right now. you will and little late, right. >> uh-huh. >> and the reason you are here is becau

northeast philly, checking down to mt. holly. that rain/snow line transitions to the south.o about 6:00, we even have a wintry mix as far reaching as atlantic city. we also city the system move away from the city. the system is going to move quicker than the last one. wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. the other big difference is the accumulating snow. here's a closer look at the snow forecast. 2 to 6 inches for most of the jersey suburbs. suburbs north and west of philadelphia, 5 to 9, and lehigh valley, 7 to 12 inches, that heavy wet snow. again, you want to be very careful shoveling the snow. you want to be careful driving to work, coming home tomorrow. our temperatures right now, you head out the door, it's going to be a relatively quiet day. feels like temples in the high 20s. 29 in philadelphia. a cold start to the morning. the seven-day forecast shows big changes on the way as we head into wednesday. we still will see windy conditions thursday, friday. then we track the possibility of yet another system here. sunday into monday. so, we'll take a closer look at what's

hello to the benny coming into downtown philly all lit up, ready to go northeast philly waking up, passing the camera at cottman avenue. accident upper southampton share list and davisville road, it involves peco power play, because, the vehicle smashed into the telephone pole there. >> use wissahickon over to the boulevard it, will reconnect you with either the kelly drive or the schuylkill expressway. mass transit looking good, karen, thomas, back to you! >> following breaking news this morning, out of burlington county. a fast moving fire hits up a two family home. jenny joyce on the scene in delanco, good morning, jenny. last two live shots, firefighters keeping their distance from the flames, now, watching as fire crews have enters this home although still seeing flames shooting out of the roof of this home. the fire start early this morning on the 600 block every hickory street here in delanco. this is the twin home according to initial reports, everyone got out safely, at least one person was transported to an area hospital a man on the block told me that person is his sister, tempo

and then even in northeast philly the wind was gusting over 50 miles per hour at times. now, today's not going to be as windy as it was yesterday. but the wind will still be sticking around. we have wind advisory that's in effect for abouthour or so. region wide, it is going to stay in effect down the shore little longer until the noon hour today. but we can see wind gusts anywhere from the 40's to even 50-mile per hour range even today. take a look at the current wind gust around 40 miles per hour in philadelphia, right around 37 miles per hour in wilmington, around 32 atlantic city and 37 in trenton. still going to be very windy day out there. it is 35 degrees right now in philadelia. 36 degrees in wilmington, it is 35 in allentown, right around 26 degrees in the poconos, and you bet, that winds is making it feel even colder. storm scan3, shows that this system, this nasty coastal storm, or nor'easter, if you will, is pulling away from the coast. so precipitation wise we have seen things quieting down. but, you know, wind wise really not seeing it all that much. just s

it's cooler, of course, right at the beaches, but 57 in northeast philly. that's pretty mild for this time of the year. as we go through the afternoon we find these areas of rain increasing. it's going to be wet for the afternoon rush for many of us, but the heavier rain comes after that. here's 9:00 tonight and it's pouring as we go through the night, some localized flooding, morning rush the roads will be wet, but as you can see it's too warm for anything but rain except in the poconos. and the poconos could end up getting a lot of snow out of this. as we go through the day tomorrow, the temperatures are dropping as the storm's intensifying offshore. and that means that the rain can change to snow from north to south. and, again, just like we've had in previous storms, doesn't have to drop to 32 for snow to be falling. here's 39 in philly and it's got kind of a bit of a mix here. and this is the afternoon rush tomorrow. so there are a lot of uncertainties about how widespread this area snow is going to be, how intense that snow is going to be, but the win

in and around center city spreading in south jersey and seeing heavier pockets in chester and northeast philly well. intensity picking up for you and we are seeing this over spread into our northern western, suburbs lehigh valley and poconos where it has been fairly quiet over last several hours but throughout the day today we will change from this wintry mix over to heavy wet snow, across the majority of the delaware counties. in the second half of the morning and afternoon snowfall rates of one to 2 inches per hour, maybe even some thunder snow possible, and total accumulation along i-95, six to 12 inches andt does include center city philadelphia potentially, more than a foot of snowfall in area north of the city, meisha so things are just getting started with this nor'easter, we will only go downhill. >> i can't wait for tomorrow really can. we have to get through this, heading out the door and hit the roadways, just be very careful. it is wet heavy snow that has me concerned that cannery freeze and we can see problem spots right now. but what i'm really happen bye so far this morning is w

flood watch for philly and points northeast, currently flood advisory, poconos have winter storm warning for six to 12 inches of snow and coastal flood warning, then, as well, for those coastal communities. that will last couple of high tide cycles, already getting the wrap. trust me, the the winds will eventually be peaking here 50 to 60 miles per hour but at the moment, meteorologist, matt peterson out there on the cbs-3 mobile watcher, went

by 5:00 now we're seeing a chance of a little bit of light rain in northeast philly, pottstown, stretchingut to reading. and the 9 clock hour we have a chance to see light snow here mainly for parts of reading and the lehigh valley. the big thing is going to be our commutes for tomorrow. by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning we are seeing accumulating snow in allentown, raed, pottstown. still a wintry mix for philadelphia which still is not great driving conditions as you're trying to get to work. we'll see rain for millville, down towards atlantic city and cape may. as we continue to go through the day for your lunch hour, look how everything changes. s with as we continue to see cold air filtering in on the backside of the system, then all the temperatures drop and we get the steady snow coming down over trenton, mount holly, philly, now wilmington, the lehigh valley will see that snow accumulating and the rain/snow line will continue to shift to the south. now we're seeing it stretch from millville up to toms river. but a few downpours over atlantic city and cape mow over 1:00. the worst is goi

coming out of northeast philly, nothing out of the ordinary, rolling past the camera here, at girardenue. airy, marshall, chestnut, again the northbound side of route 202 as you head into norristown, so just expect delays, and gridlock at all of the cross streets, and downtown we go live look, broad street overthrew the schuylkill, a combination folks getting into 30th street, and keep in mind, too, the flower show opens up this weekend down here at the convention center will leave us with a lot of extra volume through the weekend, and all of next week. mike and alex back over to you. >> sue talked to you about this weather we will get friday into saturday morning, so steve going down the shore, started in ocean city. >> liz ' see where he is snow. >> just for you, mike. we came to the tip of south jersey, again, or as the out of town weather people like to call it, exterior new jersey, interior, extreme new jersey but anybody around here that has never used the terms it, tells you they're not from here whenever they say that. we are at the cape may lewes ferry, and what a beautiful

. >> over 200,000 people without power in the northeast. philly.warning. areas that will see the nor'easter crank up. noon time tomorrow, heavy rain along the coast. widespread snow with the event as we go through time. compared to there's welast week. a fair apt of wind and coastal damage. thursday among, with the wind and snow, 6 to 12 inches just offshore upstate from i-95. the bigger cities see a high-impact event with schools maybe closed tomorrow. robin back to you. >>> more on the new measures to make schools safer after the shooting in florida. overnight, the state senate passed a bill. approved some measures. opposed others. victor oquendo has more. >> reporter: it's been nearly three weeks since the shooting. senators worked all through the weekend trying to get this done. late monday nigs, they passed the marjory stoneman douglas high school public safety act. it includes increased funding for gun and school safety and mental health resources. it establishes a three-day waiting period for most firearm purchases. bans bump stocks. raisese

temperatures now at 32 degrees in philadelphia. 29 in pottstown. 33 in allentown. 31 in reading. 34 in northeast phillylmington. again, conditions are ripe to see that freeze-over. feels-like temperature 24 in philadelphia. 22 in pottstown. tracy? >> all right. >>> you mentioned the road conditions. let's see what they look like. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. >> following bigger problems this morning, just a couple of accidents to talk about. one on 309 north at easton road to the left-hand lane. part of the next lane blocked, too. we have backups moving past the scene northbound. another spot on 309 on the southbound side. one lane getting by just moving past butler pike. >>> and remember, first alert weather and traffic weekday mornings on nbc10 news today. you can park on snow emergency routes today. the city ended the snow emergency at 9:00 last night. >>> stay updated with our free nbc10 app. right now, comcast business is doubling your internet speed so you can download large files faster and power more employees on more devices all for a new low price. what does that e

specifically between 10:00 and noon, is you start to see the heavier bands over philadelphia and northeast phillys heavy snow expected to continue to come down across the region. so this is what we're watching for you. we'll continue to update you as the morning goes on. we'll send it back to you. vai? >> thank you. >>> so for those few who are out on the roads this morning, let's check on the roads with jessica boyington. >> yeah, you said it to start. we pretty much skipped over our morning rush. every time i look at the majors in the cameras, this is most cars i've seen in the blue route the last few minutes. i wanted to show you so we could see how the snow and precipitation is accumulating. it's mainly into the center median, still off into the shoulder. a little slushy and wet on some of the roads. not a lot of cars out the door. namans at 130 between center city and 322 in jersey. also in jersey here, route 47, delta between broadway and route 130, flooding reported on the admiral wilson, as well. to end here, moving up toward the ben franklin parkway, watch for speed restrictions heading

start to see the precipitation kickback up, it will be coming in from the north-northeast direction then back down toward philly so again the turnpike definitely morning where it is going to be spray on the roads definitely seeing heavier rain start to pick up just little bit. now, it is still not torrential downpours, anything like, that but still keeping an eye on it, i will say, we stopped real quick, and the temperatures feeling like it is dropping, cooler side, winds picking up if you're in a high profile vehicle, maybe driving your suv, driving your pick-up truck around this morning, and into the afternoon hours, that is going to potentially give us the chance, especially those high profile vehicles, to kind of get blown around with those 40 , 50, and even potentially as much as 06-mile per hour wind gusts cents at times, so you do want to be careful across the board, later this afternoon, as and feels little cooler across the city right now, but the good news it still way too warm as you've been talking about to be frozen precipitation, so the roads still wet, ponding, and definitely spray coming up on t

northeast. from this damage. philly, the same area under a winter storm warning.g tonight, into tomorrow morning, by noontime tomorrow, heavier rain along the coast. widespread snow with this event as we go through time, compared to last week. a fair amount of wind and coastal damage. look at this thing track tomorrow into thursday morning, with the wind and snow, 6 to 12 inches just offshore upstate from i-95. the bigger cities are going to see a high-impact event with schools maybe closed tomorrow. robin back to you. >>> more now on the new measures to make schools safer after the shooting in florida. overnight, the state senate passed a bill. approved some measures. rejected others. victor oquendo has more. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, george. it's been nearly three weeks since the shooting. senators worked all through the weekend trying to get this done. and late monday night, they passed what is now called the marjory stoneman douglas high school public safety act. and here is what it includes. increased funding for gun and school safety a

northeast. it's been sleeting and raining in philly and d.c., and the same story toward new york city.rt as that even in boston. it will eventually get cold enough to make heavy snow for 18 hours. that's the rub. you get half an inch an hour. that's nine inches of snow. you get an inch an hour, you can do the math, that's 18. this is going to be a traft i think maybe somewhere between six and ten for most of the big cities, but there will be places without a doubt that will get 18 inches of snow before it's all done. this is the latest model. the big blast of the heaviest snow is from the poconos toward the berkshires. that's where it's snowing right now and will be snowing hard for most of the day. chris and erica, back to you. >> all right, bud. it's coming. we get it. president trump furious over the latest white house leaks about his phone call with vladimir putin. new cnn reporting next. >>> a comedian finds her calling in the wake of tragedy and achieves viral fame after appearing on "the price is right." her story on "turning points." >> i'm very happy to be here debuting my new

philly i like the number six for our snow accumulation. five to eight through northeasturbs and then eight to 15. this is where i have the highest confidence in places like central bucks, upper bucks and into the lehigh valley that's where you're going to see mainly snow. heavy wet snow tugging on trees and power lines much this is the biggest impact i think power outages that is going to be the big problem because of what has gone on over the past week with heavy rain and strong winds. overnight lows in the 30s. tomorrow morning we'll start off in the 30s. that heavy wet snow a big issue. the temperature only 36 degrees. but it's just all about that snow. clinging to the trees and power lines. we dry it out by thursday a chance of a morning snow shower friday it looks nice for our philadelphia saint patrick's day parade on sunday, monday we're into some showers but iain tomorrow it's going to be a doozy of a storm arc sharp cut off from nothing to very heavy snow. >> hmm. all right. we are warned. thank you kathy. >>> speaking of that storm heading our way the next few

it could potentially bring snow to the mid-atlantic and the northeast not only tuesday in and around the d.c. area up towards phillyches to 10 inches of snow. forecast for this is very tricky. potential for lesser amounts in the new york city area. we have to watch this very carefully picked out to be prepared for more wintry weather not only tuesday, but wednesday. train to janice dean, we love getting the forecast from you. lauren: coming up, congress returns with five days left to get a spending bill done. or face a government shutdown. will they? that's the question. then the secret manufacturing facility in california. we'll show you the market performers this morning ahead of the fed which starts the tuesday morning. dow is down 140 points, nasdaq off to the tune of 88. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ you said you're not like me, ♪ never drop to your knees, ♪ look into the sky for a momentary high, ♪ ♪ you never even tried till it's time to say goodbye, bye ♪ ♪ everybody fights for a little bit of light, i believe. ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. today, innovation in the finger lakes is helping

he traveled to the philly charter school for arts and sciences in the northeast.s learned about weather and seeing up close all of the technology in that, mobile weather watcher and certainly we will have that out on the roads monitoring conditions. >> no doubt. >> got to g thanks, kate. >>> still ahead at 5:00 what was she thinking. >> many people are wondering what was on the mind of jennifer garner at oscars when she was caught on camera looking perplexed. we have a few answers with the hot minute in hot minute with bex. jaywith anxiety and aew financial sports coming up oo6z z12fz y2oo6y y12fy so i want my glasses to be unique... my girlfriend loves artists. and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com >>> don bell joining us on this night before the nor'easter, part duex. >> is that the eve. >> sure. >> yes right. >> yeah. >> now we will see is what going on in the sports world. >> sports must go on. >> it must. >> and some love for ivy league. >> all right

northeast corridor between washington, d.c. and boston as well as the keystone service. that runs between new york, philly and harrisburg. amtrak contacting people them on different trains. it's the same with septa get ready trains will run on a severe storm schedule. that bakely means septa's saturday schedule with a few adjustments. septa's cynwyd leap is not going to operate so check your schedule before you head out for your train or bus and if you like we can find a link on our website just head to fox 29.com. >>> keep it right here on fox 29. kathy will be back a little later and of course be sure to wake up with good day crew tomorrow. live team coverage begins at 4:00 a.m. >>> comedian bill cosby's april retrial on charges of aggravated indecent assault may look vastly different than the trial that ended with a hung jury last summer. montgomery county judge now weighing rulings on three key issues that could change who testifies and what evidence makes it in front of the jury. our bruce gordon has more from the two-day pretrial hearing that just wrapped up in norristown. >> reporter: as the em balanced entertaine

philly into the snowfall. but all of us pretty much under a winter storm warning. that includes 50 million people across the northeast. let's fine-tune this. this will be a tricky forecast, especially along the coast. warm enough air i think is going to be making for lower snow totals along the coast. for example, atlantic city in new jersey, probably not going to get that much as far as snow. you drive further to the north and west, philly getting heavier snow. really getting in on blockbuster snow totals, from 12 to 18 inches further north and west. here's boston, as well. same deal. cape cod and the islands, forget it. you're getting rain, no snow. you work your way up, and there's boston. this is 95, locally 128. to the north and west, north and west of the city, that's when we get into the very heavy snowfall. worcester county. the potential was 15 to 20 inches. some of us, a lot of us will get crushed as far as the snowfall. lower amounts further to the east. by the way, in new york, i think likely going to be looking at more like six to nine inches. again, the storm doesn't even peak until later this afternoon

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trains on the northeast corridor are expected and scheduled to start running again at 7:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. and those people who were trying to get out at philly international they can try again tomorrow. but as we were told many of the flights that were scheduled to go out today are already booked for tomorrow. so travel nightmare because of this monster storm. we're live at 30th street station, joanne pileggi, fox 29 news. back to you in the studio. >> joanne thanks the storm strong gusts causing some major power outages across the area tonight. right now, more than 484,000 people have no power. peco has over 359,000 customers alone with no power with montgomery county hit the hardest. delmarva around 36,000. ac electric says almost 27,000 people are without power. pse&g reporting a little over 18,000 customers with no power tonight. and delaware county is among the hardest hit areas downed trees causing nearly half the county to go without power tonight. shawnette wilson is tracking the conditions live in springfield tonight. shawnette. >> reporter: well, chris, at one point officials were saying they had about 75,000 residents here in dela

northeast corridor between washington, d.c. and boston. as well as the keystone service which runs between new york philly and harrisburg.tacting people who are impacted and trying to accommodate them on different trains. >>> while some people are still without power, after friday's storm, others are heading to local supermarkets storks are stocking up before the next big storm. our joyce evans has more tonight from bala cynwyd. i wasn't ready 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 pow

northeast corridor. check the schedule before you leave your house. talk about the airport, yep, plenty of cancellations yesterday. if you're flying out of philly international today your plane may not be taking off. the airport tweeted there are delays from the storm because almost 10 0 flights have been cancelled already today. another 500 cancelled yesterday. some airlines have offered to waive fees for passengers to change their flights altogether. you may want to look into it. 6:09 on this saturday. the major storm that brought us the snow, rain, high winds. it's poised to cause coastal flooding later on down the shore. this is a live look in cape may where we're tracking that flood threat next in the first alert forecast. >>> the same storm system battering us, hitting new england hard. even claiming lives and leaving a wide path of damage and flooding there. we'll take you there next. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard r

philly experiencing thunderstorm, as much as two feet of snow. in new jersey, 200,000 people without power this morning and police responded to hundreds of crashes through the northeastg people to take it slow as crews cleared the road and for those hoping to travel today to places like newark liberty airport are urging people to check their airlines and check the status of their flights before they head out. heather: good idea to do that regardless but especially under these circumstances. united airlines has had some run ins with quality customer service. >> look what you did to him. heather: the airline taking steps to make sure that never happens again. the new program thousands of employees are required to take. >> reporter: who could forget that video. united airlines introducing score 4, 30,000 front-line customers and employees are required to take four our training to teach role-playing exercises, listening skills, body lingwood, positive tone of voice, eye contact, service with a smile. united launched this program to teach employers to be caring, dependable, safe and efficient so we will see if this works, get customer service marks up a little more. >> i

to use the stretch to get either into south philly, or to the airport, you may want to cross town on the vine and use 95. otherwise, 95 out of the northeastlooking good, and mass transit, running with no reported delays. mike and alex back over to you. >> okay, the actual word from the early 60s, the lion sleeps tonight, they were saying a weema-weh. >> i thought there was a t in there, weema-wet. thank you for that research mike. >> school news out of gloucester county new jersey two school district are closed right now, due to a threatening e-mail. that they got. >> so the franklin township and delsea regional school district are both closed. the e-mail was sent to the franklin township school district. but the delsea regional school district is closed because of its proximity to franklin township, just precaution, decided to close both. >> we just got this about ten minutes ago, working on the details as soon as we get the details we will bring it to you. >> another fire this morning. >> and this one is out of burlington county where crews have been working to get that one under control this morning. >> jenny joes, where is this one sn

northeast. boston misses out on this event. snowfalling 6:00 to 10 -- that's where we're going to i know up with 18 inches of snow. somewhere between philly and new york can end up with 16 inches of snow. as far as timing goes, the last storm nor'easter it clued up the time line, this one is heavy wet snow, breezy conditions and power outages, so by 2:00 today, philly in the middle of it, new york city's beginning, evening rush hour 5:00 to 7:00 people, right over i-9 a southern, northern connecticut. and it's gone by too time we get to tomorrow morning. the heavy wet snow, a foot on the trees they're not going to be happening. then wind gust up to 36 possibly 40 miles per hour. this will not be the devastation, we probably won't have a million plus without power. the new york russia hour, probably the worst they've ever seen. >> that's not optimistic. thank you very much, we're thinking up folks up there in new york. thanks. appreciate it. >>> we want to turn to texas after the break where all eyes are on the senator match-up between this guy and ted cruz. a big turn out from democratic voters, let's talk take away with steve couldn'tky.

northeast. right now, 70 million people are under a winter storm watch as another nor'easter whichs snow in washington and up to boston. there are thousands without power today. schools are closed in new york, phillyet's check in with our cnn national correspondent, alex in new york. tell us about all this snow. >> reporter: yeah, how is this for a first day of spring? it looks very pretty. the forecast looks very serious. the snow has been coming down in new york city. new york is supposed to get the worst snow in the area. got about 3-4 inches right now. it's expected to grow throughout the course of the day. the snow is going to get worse throughout the course of the day for 12-15 inches. itis not the light, fluffy snow, this is wet and heavy. when it weighs on the trees and branches, it can create added chaos in this situation. the governor of new york says this is going to be a severe storm, but one they are fully prepared for. >> let's hope. alex, thanks for the beautiful scene in new york. thank you for joining me "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> thank you. welcome to "inside politics," i'm john king. the president, described as furious as chief of staff scrambling to

northeast will remain windy today. temperatures 43 in boston. 46 in philly. even 35 in buffalo.t will melt a little bit. down across the southeast, beautiful, and florida where you have been baking. your warmest february that you ever saw. a little cool down and nice day, 73 in orlando. all right, guys. back to you inside. ainsley: thanks, rick. griff: hard to see that sunshine. i'm jealous. ainsley: the navy sailor jailed for shearing classified photos might get a second chance at a par pardon. we told you about this story. fresh look at christian sass a fresh request. claiming a double standard in punishment by the fbi compared to hillary clinton. she was cleared despite having dozens of classified emails on her private server. listen. >> guys who were investigating me at the same time they were supposedly investigating hillary decision. mike huckabee firing back after criticism forced him to leave his post on the board of the country music association foundation. the former governor of arkansas resigning less than 24 hours after the appointment which one music equities seq. c

northeast 9:00. septa is having service problems on a number of lines. shuttle buses are appropriating from darby to township line road. if you're flying out of phillyne may not be taking off. the airport tweeted just a short time ago there are still some delays from the storm. almost 100 flights cancelled for today. keep the nbc 10 app handy as we track the winds and potential for coastal flooding. we'll be back in 25 minutes with another uptate. >>> good morning. deadly nor'easter. a relentless winter storm unleashing fury along the east coast. at least seven people killed with countless water rescues and more lives at risk today. the rising waters threatening residents from virginia to maine. we are live in the thick of it. >>> captured. authorities arrest the 19-year-old superintendent spec gunning down his parents on the central michigan campus. >>> and best and worst in show. the red carpet rolls out, but the razzies are celebrating the worst in film. today, saturday, march 3rd, 2018. ♪ >> i am celebrating my tenth birthday with "today." >> my first time in nyc! ♪ >> siblings weekend in nyc. >> hi, grandma and grandpa. ♪ >> good morning. welco

with across the northeast, dumping snow closer to the coast than the previous one did, a number of areas under winter weather alerts, warnings, in fact, in the cities from new york, phillie, bangor as well this is the area where the snow is coming down, creating headaches for sure in fact, let's go through it here as we work on through the rest of day. getting into the evening, new york seeing snow, long island back into boston, continuing through new england through the overnight hours into thursday morning. we got several more hours of having to deal with the snow, and no doubt, will be adding up through your evening hours on thursday we'll be left with lingering snows in the interior sections of the northeast look at all the purposele, a fot plus in a number of spots leading to power outages >> sure is i got the boots upstairs for the commute. >> i live in that purple area. >> i know. >> i'm not going home tonight, i can't get there. >> staying in a hotel in new york city? >> i am. >> if it was not lent, let's drink, but maybe you go out to contessa in lower manhattan. how is the storm impacting that area how bad is it out there? >> reporter: it's bad. the snow is com

location on the northeast corridor are a deep pool of talented people and make it a perfect fit for amazon and its employees. we sent decades as the underdogs but now it's time for phillyshine. >> i don't know if they're underdogs after the super bowl. >> now to pittsburgh where joe grushecky makes the case for pittsburgh. >> i want to show you my hometown come on, take a look she's a beauty, isn't she? one of the most beautiful cities in the world used to be a steel town. now we're a high-tech center we have great universities, hospitals, a thriving art scene, progressive leadership and we're full of smart, hard-working, loyal people why would you want to go anywhere else? >> well, now that we've heard the pitches, let's bring in our judges we asked them to rate each one based on tax incentives offered, city fundamentals and the so-called "x" factor, for a total of 15 points welcome to you both. jason, let's cut to the chase. which city did you pick as the winner >> yeah, so, it's a great -- these are two great cities i think both have education, cmu and penn both are on the east coast, which is what amazon wants both have tax breaks, which are great. but i went with

philly. they successfully got it out. they play in their conference tournament quarterfinals this afternoon. march madness must go on. >> it's certainly mad out there. hundreds of schools still closed across the northeastmore than 3,000 flights cancelled by this storm and nearly a million are without power this morning. >> we have full team coverage all across the storm zone this morning. we start with gio benitez in one of the hardest-hit areas in saddle brook, new jersey. good morning, gio. >> reporter: george, listen, behind me, this is one of three interstates where people were stranded overnight. and this, this is why. look at all of this snow just piled up here. there is so much of it, that it's causing a nightmare in the northeast. this morning the northeast reeling. in new jersey and parts of new york, 28 inches of snow paralyzing the highways. three interstates completely shut down. we experienced it firsthand. it's just after 8:00 p.m. and we have been stuck in this traffic jam for the past 20 minutes. it's a total standstill. clearly something has happened up there. after an hour stuck on the interstate, we have had to turn around, hoping to find another exit. we're actually going the wrong