peco reporting a little more than 16,000 people are still without power. ps and g have 171 customers still affected. ac electric 457 we'll delmarva says they've got 103 customers still in the dark. you just saw peco by far dealing with the most outages in our area downed branches, wires and trees are still a common site in hard hit delaware county. that's were we find our jeff cole tonight live in ridley township with update on how repairs are coming along there. jeff? >> reporter: iain, tree lined communities of delaware county the trees are often a very welcomed site in most times of the year here but in last friday's storm those limbs came down. they knocked down the power lines and knocking down power to number of communities. this community in ridley township is one of them. crews cut away dead limbs from a massive tree in swarthmore in advance of the next blast of late winter. just a few feet away the handy work of friday's nor'easter is everywhere. cut wires, coiled in yards, trees chopped and lining the streets and no power here since the storm hit

peco says they'll bring in more reinforcements. all the power outages causing people to obviously lose electricity, lose heat. the red cross opening a shelter in horshum overnight at keith middle school. we stopped to talk to people who lost electricity. >> our shelter is open and will stay open as long as we're requested to. >> i'm going to stay here as long as i can. i'm sure the power will come back on, but yeah. i just thank god for these people. >> reporter: again, peco says it could take days for some people. there's still power lines down on a number of roads across the area. urging people to be careful when you head out. once we get to daylight, peco crews will be out throughout the day. also tree crews will be clearing a lot of the debris. it's going to be a busy morning throughout montgomery county. >> we thought winter was behind us. not yet. if you're heading out to catch a train or bus, check with amtrak. amtrak is working on a modified schedule for the northeast corridor. septa has problems on numbers of lines. there'

if you're not an expert, peco can help.have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. >>> first check of the headlines. crews are working to get the power back on for thousands of people across the region. peco will get help from utilities in other states sending employees to work on the repairs. all lanes are now reopened on the roosevelt boulevard following a deadly crash in the city's mayfair section. philadelphia police say a woman crashed into a tree at the boulevard on friendship ater di >>> one man is dead, another in critical condition after both were shot in philadelphia. this happened at 6th and spring garden streets in northern liberties. police say somebody opened fire on the men while sitting inside of this car. investigators believe the shooter took off in a silver-colored car. >>> tonight is oscar night in hollywo hollywood. they will honor the best work at the 90th annual academy awards. mark barger has our preview. >> this is moonlight. best picture. >> safe to say, last year's best picture envelope m

peco said the big concern for them is this wind. of course the wind can knock that could cause power outagesis they are concerned about that. penndot says hundreds of work workers on stand by are ready to go. penndot and peco are prepared for whatever mother nature brings their way. back out live, peco reminding all customers be careful because of the high winds, of course, power lines could come down, if you see active wire coming down in the neighborhood, don't touch it, call peco they will come out and repair the problem. penndot don't expect this to be a plow situation are urging drivers to use caution on the roads. gray hall channel 6 "action news" back inside to you. >> thank you gray, be careful out there. live look at philadelphiainternu have a flight scheduled today, check it out before you head out we've seen more than two thousand flights have been canceled nationwide. several airlines are customers fee waivers to change travel plans to certain cities. >>> the president's has wall street worried about a trade war. maribel

right now peco says about 24,000 homes and businesses are still without power. ppl has about 1800 outages, and the outages are lower, for atlantic city electric, while the power and pse&g. so, now, the race against the clock to restore power before the next nor'easter. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, liver in hatboro, where it has been tough couple every days for people still in the dark there. good morning, trang. >> most of the people who remain without power as well as delaware county, a look why there are still this has been taken care of but still, there are still several homes here, in hatboro, without power, bought of -- because of this, peco says working as fast as they can to get the power restored, they actually gave us a look at their emergency operations center. >> customers affected by outages, more than one in three. now, employees are working 12 on-12 off shift coordinating the crews out in the field. as at the same time peco monitoring yet another nor'easter, expected to wallop the region on wednesday. it is a race against time to get all

. >> peco reporting about 24,000 homes, and businesses, still without power. ppl, 1800 outages, numbers muscle smaller for ac electric , delmarva power and pse&g. trang do live in hatboro where trang some people are still without power this morning, good morning. >> reporter: that's right, rahel, jim, they are going into their fifth day without power. as you can understand, they are getting restless. now, most of peco customers who remain without power are in delaware county and here in montgomery county. take a look, this is the reason why. teams like this, you can see this massive tree, that crews have actually gotten to, but, power remains out for several homes here in hatboro. peco says it is working as fast as it can to get power restored, and they actually gave us a look at their emergency operations center ment take a look at this video, this center has been fully staffed since friday nor'easter. now, in all, roughly 630,000 of peco's 1.6 million customers our area were affected by outages, that's about more than one in three. employees are working 12 o

at one point 424,000 customers were without powr peco working working -- power peco working around the clock tople back up. atlantic city, 11,000 outages and pse&g. 13,000 and delmarva, 13,000 customers in the dark. northeast corridor is expected to start a modified service between washington d.c. and new york city around service to new york to boston expected to resume around 8:40 a.m. amtrak's keystone service running to new york, philadelphia and harrisburg is

peco said a b concern is the wind because it can knock down power lines and streetlights and power to customers. penndot has hundreds of workers on standby ready to be dispatched if they are needed. penndot and peco telling "action news" they are prepared for whatever mother nature brings. >> we're planning to use all our guys, they will be running their routes soon as any mixed precipitation or snow starts to fall. there are challenges with the storm we want motorists to know the winds are especially high. >> reporter: back here live, peco andenot theind. d major plow operation, but they want you to the winds there could be downedf power lines. if you see down power lines don't touch them treat them as if they were live and call peco and they will correct the problem. matt. >> those in new castle county are looking to prevent flooding from the delaware river. delaware city has put up portable retaining walls and installed portable pumps to eliminate any spillover, a third pump is on standby. you can get more on the coastal storm on 6abc app that includes live views of double scan rad

peco.i. 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. his thread of a trade war with europe. the president has tweeted he will slap a tax on cars made on the continent. trip says last week he intends to impose a 25% tariff on steel and a tariff on aluminum. the european commission president has said the european union would respond by targeting harley david son, levi's and kentucky bourbon. >> the man known as captain within chis ter on the iconic tv show mash has tide. he won two emmy nominations for his role. he has also length his voice to disney. he was 75 years old. >> health check, new research aims to put to rest concerns that hormonalal contraceptives are linked to

they had 1500 out-of-town crews working with their peco crews. they plan to work through the storm in conditions like this, as long as it's safe. the belle view family hopes this is the last night they have to rely on a generator. >> i've got my refrigerator going. a small heater. >> reporter: with another nor'easter on the way, they hope a peco crew can get to their block. robert has 20 gallons of gas for his generator on standby. they are among the thousands of peco customers still without power. tonight, kristin decided to warm up in her mom's car. >> it is freezing and i've been sleeping on the floor in my living room in front of the fireplace for the past how many days? >> reporter: while the family uses a generator, their neighbors on this side of the street don't have power. but you walk across the street and see this block here. they all have their lights on. >> knowing a lot of people are still without power, it's sad. >> reporter: some still without power. i went to a hardware store where they told at least three dozen generators ahead

. >> peco said it would be picked at 3:00 but i found out they meant 3:00 tomorrow. >> this was the scene and sound on a dark block in east oak gusting winds tree limbs to their. >> i'm going to a friend's house that has power so i can charge my phone and eat something. i warm up anything. >> don'tina town cheltenham. >> i called just before the lights went out so my order was ready. >> y timed that well. >> i did. >> the campus of theas left i peco says it could take days restore power to everyone. >> he's been playing board games

peco, 360,000 outages. delaware county hardest hit with 44% of the county in the dark. atlantic city 29,000 outage, psg290 dell marva has 40,000 customers with no power. snapped electrical lines sparked fires. video of the glowing flames was sent ho alen did ignite anything. are maddening transportation delays. adam joseph has the from accuweather. let'tart with chirico who inutrr sotheit peoe electry is eat seen ton can seef you behind a this one example of count throughout the area falle a aintense wind. 50-foot evergreen fell the street missing homes not everyone in the area has been so lucky. >> i can't watch no movies and no at all. >> little harry quicklyth sing an losing power. >> peco said it would be picked at 3:00 but i found out they meant 3:00 tomorrow. >> this was the scene and sound on a dark block in east oak gusting winds tree limbs to their. >> i'm going to a friend's house that has power so i can charge my phone and eat something. i warm up anything. >> don'tina town cheltenham. >> i called just before the lights went out so my order was ready. >> y ti

peco says about 24,000 homes and businesses also without power. ppl has about 1700 outages, and outages are much lower for atlantic city electric, delmarva power and pse&g. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in hatboro where trang neighbors are spending another day in the dark. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, jim, yes, being so patient dealing with so much. i can tell you it is very cold out here. still below freezing out here in hatboro, so not only dealing with not having power at their homes, but also dealing with sites like these, take a look, this is a very massive tree, that has been taken care of but still is so big it could really cause some damage if it does fall down, this pile of branches that you see here. now, most of the peco customers who remain without power are here in montgomery county, as well as delaware county. and peco says, their crews are working as fast as they can to get the power restored, and they actually gave us a look at their emergency operations center, which has been fully staffed, since frid

right now peco is reporting about 28,000 homes and businesses still without power. still has power. greg argos is in people are still waiting. >> reporter: that's right. there are still without power tonight. this neighborhood fortunately, their electricity is back on despite situations just like this. take a look at this massive tree more than 30 feet tall collapsing right on those power lines right there and that is what has peco workers' hands full. they are working 24/7 to get power restored. march came in like a lion. a roaring nor'easter slamming our region. and affecting more than out of three peco customers. >> the total number of customers impacted by the storm was 630,000 of our 1.6 million customers. >> monday night thousands still in the dark. th coming out higher. >> reporter: those customers include most of the folks on windsor park lane. people like doug without power since 3:00 in the afternoon. >> sets up a shop, sets up a shelter, sets up a place for us to come and get something warm. any sort of place for us to come and be safe at all. nothing. >>

peco. 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. >>> donald trump is president to millions but analysts say he's more and more alone in the white house. this after a flurry of staff departures and president hint of more shuffling of key posts amid the russia investigation. >> it is the top issue this morning on "meet the press." joining us for a preview of the show is moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. >> good morning chuck. >> good morning, dray. >>> we're looking at a commander in chief who continues to lead an administration with more drama and adding more chaos to the west wing. we've seen this before. is there something different approximate what happened this past week? >

. >> moles of peco customers who remain without power are in delaware county and here in montgomery county. take a look, the reason why. >> bracing for another hit. the coastal town of ducks berry massachusetts is racing to fix this sea wall. >> any tree is sus epp recall to damage, but expert say that there are some outward signs of weakness. >> you'll see them rot. you'll see the change of color , the tree trunks, and the bark. >> you also want to check the grounds around the tree. >> you're quite nervous around animals, right? >> ♪ >> what is wrong with you people? >> today's morning minute. brought to you by pen medicine >> animal expert jack, along with otters, on the late late show last night. >> i don't blame them. did you see the teeth on that thing? >> ya. >> let's sends it out to lauren, this storm has -- >> oh, i see what you did there, i like that, yes, definitely does, beautiful right now, little chilly, but a beautiful waning moon behind me. crystal clear skies. temperatures chilly, probably need the winter coat, maybe but things will start to get going and then deteriorating

so i called peco. i let them know. our lights were flickering on and off and after that happened within two minutes, power's out. >> this is worst. these lines are down, stretched, trees are down more than last week, a lot more. >> reporter: that is exactly what we're seeing here in richboro this morning. peco says it has its emergency operations center opened, all available personnel working around the clock to get power restored to people still in the dark this morning but as you can see a whole lot of work still need to be done. reporting live from richboro, bucks county jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", back to you. >>> a lot of people will be digging out today, if you have not been outside yet you are in for a real work out. that snow is thick and extremely heavy, some cases it may be difficult to use a snow blower but you may have to do it old school way just use a shovel and all that heavy snow did a real number on trees, of course, as we mentioned it brought this one down near broad and morris street in

miles an hour potentially throughout overnight period and we could continue to see power outages, peco reporting a quarter million people just in pennsylvania without power, right now and hazardous travel conditions, and we have the mobile weather watcher out checking out the scene, the roadways, mobile weather watcher is monitoring these road conditions as the storm continues to hit our area. this is a live picture on the ben franklin parkway where conditions are, extremely slick. we are dealing with slushy accumulation on the road, reduced visibility as that snow continues to fall heavy in intensity across the area of course we will have much more on this nor'easter this bombsigh clean and your full forecast coming up in a few minutes, nicole. >> lauren, thank you. >>> there are big delays at 30th street station tonight as a rough commute home for riders, amtrak has cancelled amtrak services on the northeast corridor and keystone line, this until tomorrow due to hazardous conditions. there are also significant delays for septa, and services are suspended until furthest regional rail

in ridley township at the start of the day peco said it had 24,000 customers without energy.s under 20,000. but yet another winter storm is bearing down. in ridley township, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> "good day philadelphia" team is also watching this storm closely for you sue has got the latest forecast. bob will have all your traffic conditions and all your day's news and headlines. good day starts at 4:00 a.m. and goes all the way to 10:00 right here on fox 29. >>> what's all the fuss? well, that. right there. forming right now. major not be much tonight but get ready because this storm is packing quite a punch. >>> and learning to ski takes a scary turn for a five-year-old dangling p from the ask chair lift by the friends, colleagues, gathered here are the world's finest insurance experts. rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna

right now peco is reporting about 28,000 homes and businesses still without power. ppl still has power. greg argos is in people are still waiting. >> reporter: that's right. there are still without power tonight. this neighborhood fortunately, their electricity is back on despite situations just like this. take a look at this massive tree more than 30 feet tall collapsing right on those power lines right there and that is what has peco workers' hands full. they are working 24/7 to get power restored. march came in like a lion. a roaring nor'easter slamming our region. and affecting more than one out of three peco customers. >> the total number of customers impacted by the storm was 630,000 of our 1.6 million customers. >> monday night thousands still in the dark. there has been nobody coming out higher. >> reporter: those customers include most of the folks on windsor park lane. people like doug without power since 3:00 in the afternoon. >> sets up a shop, sets up a shelter, sets up a place for us to come and get something warm. any sort of place for us to come and

gray gay is live along the schuylkill expressway with a look at whether a penndot and peco are doing to prepare, good morning, gray. >> reporter: good morning, for you, matt. it's friday and you don't want to wake up to this news it's raining. we're talking about a whole lot of rain, in fact buckets and buckets of rain rain when you gt this morning, be careful because places like the schuylkill expressway ponding can form that can cause accidents. we can tell you for the last couple of days or so, penndot and peco has been keeping a close eye on the system. in particular they are worried about the wind and the rain and david murphy said the possible heavy wet snow. the wind a factor because that could knock down power lines and trees and toss around other debris and cause power outages that nobody wants to see. penndot said hundreds of workers are on standby in case they are needed. penndot and peco crews say they are prepared for whatever mother nature may bring, they prepare for the storms throughout the year, so they don't wait until the last minute. back out live, we can tell you

peco has 155,000 can yo customes without power.tion news" reporter trish hart ma is in upper marianne township. walter, this is one of the warming station in the upper marianne community center.>> mag for the powercer to come back o. >> a welcome break from the cold dark house. they are going on 24 hours without power. >> our whole neighborhood is down. pretty much every friend we know is out of power. >> so they to the gymnastic center for folks that needed warmth, a cellphone charge or to do. >> it's kee kids entertained. got back on to the internet. the kids danced and had a great time. >> high winds brought down tree to the area, many knocking out power. delaware county declared a state of doubling operation center and bringing in resources. the head of the county emergency services is urging folks without power to be safe. >> rigging electrical appliances off of a battery placing generators inside, all of these things can lead to tragedy. this warming center is open until 3:00 a.m. >> a lot of work to be done. peco crews are o

peco. the future is on. >>> right now, storm talk.s our region battered from a late season blast that brought us that rain, snow, and the fierce winds. we're tracking what's out there. highdanger. we'll go to west wildwood for a report in minutes. >>> a lot of folks facing a big job of removing downed trees while power crews work to restore electricity knocked out by the storm. >>> we're talking hundreds of thousands of people still in the cold and the dark this morning. we'll get to those numbers in a moment. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. thank you for being with us. i'm rosemary connors. the winds have backed off a little bit. they're not as bad as yesterday. it's part of our first alert, because they're strong enough to take down branches and trees. we want to make sure you're prepared for the day ahead and we're watching for coastal flooding. with your meteorologist as the details. >> we're going to keep the first alert for the area in effect through 10:00 a.m. this morning. the wind gusts are not nearly as strong as ye

peco. future is on. >>> i'm meteorologist krystal klei updating the look at the coastal flood advisory. you may notice two different colors on the map. the national weather service upped right back up to a coastal flood warning the jersey shore through 3:00 p.m. i didn't have enough time to read through the statement they put out now, but i would figure what's happening, they are experiencing at least some minor tidal flooding. they upped it back to 3:00 to that flood warning. everybody was under a warning and pulled back to an advisory and now back to the warning. we're looking at minor tidal flooding, i believe. we didn't see more than that. the winds are weaker at this point. if you're in a flood-prone zone in the jersey shore location, don't be surprised if now through the next couple of hours you see some of that flooding occurring. it's less likely in dale ware beach spots but also the potential there. >>> as for the feels-like temperatures, it's going to stay chilly today even though

peco has more than 128,000 customers without power. that's an improvement, though, at the height of the storm they had over 600,000 people without it. ppl has the next highest number of with more than 13,000. peco hopes to have most repairs finished by monday night at the latest. >> that's no consolation for some. randy gyllenhaal is live in bryn mawr with more on efforts to get the power back on. >> reporter: you don't see snow on the ground anymore, but the reason we still have lights out all across the region is because of scenes like this. a massive tree down, still two days later. this is on williamson road in glad win hanging on to power lines. we do have power -- it depends whether crews have gotten to you. montgomery is number 2, delaware county is number one with more outages. in delaware county, a third of the entire county lost power. county officials there signed a disaster declaration yesterday. that opens up more resources for emergency crews, but there are some success stories we're already hearing. we found a restaurant

. >> peco tells us its crews are working around the clock to restore power to 51,000 customers in bucks county alone. >> heaviest snow i have ever work with. >> big clean up is also underway. >> city crews have done a excellent job, with the road is here, this is south 20th street, it is pretty much clear. >>> eagles make a big trade bringing in three time pro bowler michael bennet. >>> mcdonald's making a statement to mark international women's day. >> i think every day is international women's day because without women this world wouldn't be going around >>> it is gone viral. the food that appears to cry, and scream, while being cooked >>> kind of creepy. plant based food that is quite popular in japan. >> could you eat that, with that sound. >> if it tastes good. >> no, i could not. i have enough problems eating meat disconnecting. >> if it moves then i would have a problem but noise, no. >> lets send it tout chelsea. frequenting out about this weather today because compared to yesterday it would be so much better. >> so much better, rahel and jim. sunshine in the forecast. i am conc

peco.i. can yohelp me save on my energy ll? old applianc. 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. ♪ >>> it's snowing, it's freezing in the wind right now is down right disrespectful this is the first time in weeks i wish i was really down in clearwater with the phillies. spring training continues for the phils and the warm weather seemed to help them out little bit. aaron nola got the start in the whippehe was shaking once again he wt three innings striking out two but gave up two earned runs on three hits. not a good one. era is now nine in spring training. now in the third another young star showing potential scott king gry with one shot to right that helped them get the win and tide the game up and the phils went oh to

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peco is reporting over 38,000 customers are still in the dark. pse&g have less than 80 customers affected delmarva has over 800 still with no power. many people are still cleaning up from friday's storm. the high winds, downed trees and power lines created a huge mess across the area. montgomery and delaware counties some of the hardest hit areas. let's get back to kathy kathy orr who will give us an update on the forecast. >> wow, right now we're looking at one storm, iain, you can see it right here this counterclockwise swirl in the northern planes that is a strong area of low pressure. this storm is going to continue into the great lakes and redevelop off the coast. now, as it does, it's going strengthen and pull down a lot of cold air and that means snow, hours of snow during the day on wednesday. so let's go hour by hour. where the clouds move in on tuesday, you can see by 10:00 p.m. we have snow, sleet and rain then it's all going to be changing over to snow. heaviest period of snow after the noon hour on wednesday. it snows heavily through

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straight ahead how much progress has peco made in restoring that power overnight , trang do?jan we are rocking and rolling in the mobile weather watcher, cross the city, take a look here some people have been waking up to very treacherous road conditions, meisha. >> um-hmm, frank do the wet roadways have now turned into a frozen roadways and wreaking havoc on our morning commute. several accidents out there, car fire, down wires a bound, we have it all, we will have all these updates coming up but first we will take a quick brake stay right where you, 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! hello? ah, i missed it. it was my mother-in-law. i'll call her back. don't tell her i told you that. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning little journey baby essentials from aldi. simply smarter shopping. >>> it is 6:30. here's what you need to know to start your daily morning minute, march 8th, 2018. >>> peco tells us its crews are working around the clock t

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the unidentified victim was pronounced> are t th peco, 289,000 outages. atlantic city, 14,000 outages. pse& 11,000. delmarva 17,000. we have received a number of reports of trees down across the delaware valley this morning. this large tree fell across h roof -- henley road in overnight brook. bob brooks is live on the scene. we hope people are caution because of downed trees. >> reporter: daylight, people seeing it as they approach the tree. 5:00 a.m., it was dark out, we had cars approach the tree going pretty fast, we almost caught an accident wile on live tv at 5:30 a.m. everybody taking their goirees to take time going by them. are whipping this morning and knocked trees down over. dropped, as well. the snow has begun to fre shelter in the school, 227 cheltenham t t finishrswey who g final order. >> pparen out >> out for downed on route 1 several trees were knock this one came down at chatham road. oing house s cy because i warm up anything.ou see now that it's daylight cars coming by with the morning commute hear. another one going fast, when you go

peco said today at peak 630,000 customers were without power. to put that in context that's more than a third of its customer base for electricity. most are back online today but there's still houses like the ones around me here that are cold and dark and the folks who stay inside those houses say it's been tough figuring out when help was going to arrive. >> lack of information, confusing information. it's just frustrating. >> it's 47 degrees in my house right now. >> reporter: after nearly 72 hours with no power in this corner of havertown, a ray of hope. shortly before 3:00 p.m. a crew with chain sauce quickly cut up the huge tree that brought down power lines at glendale and colonial. that meant this illinois based utility crew could begin repairing the damaged line. hopefully power and heat will be back this evening. systemwide peco says it has restored power to more than 90 percent of those who lost it during the storm. it says the "overwhelming majority of the rest should be back tonight" but concedes some small number of homes may not ge

>> peco is trying to do it in a strategy is that the turned asy 1st and lso means probably some of the major damage they're reaching last. friday's storm is stillightfoun. wreaking havoc. 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. >

meanwhile, peco still working around the clock to try and get power back on. those left for days now in the dark. downed branches wires and trees are still a common site in hard hit delaware county. our jeff cole joins us tonight from ridley township with more on the efforts there. jeff? >> reporter: iain, peco says it is still battling to get its customer base back up to full power. it says it realizes frustration grows as the days wear on but he says it's now down to the tough work like this job behind me in ridley township. >> in the tree lined borough of swarthmore a utility crew from pittsburgh is pulling a damaged pole there's lots of worked to in this neighborhood where power has been out since friday. >> it's like a war zone. it's definitely like -- i've been here 13 years i never saw anything like this before. we've had storms before. this was the worst. >> reporter: severed wires are down and snaking along roads. poles are snapped and piles of branches line the streets in this scenic delaware county college town. tree crews are cutting away dead limb

peco, 60,000 customers in the dark in bucks county. pse&g, 27,000 outages in new jersey counties that it services in our area. the hardest among them burlington county. atlantic city electric has its trouble located in burlington and camden county with a total of 8,052 outages. >>> walter perez is live in richboro bucks county, the locale that reported 16 inches of snow yesterday. is it melting yet walter? >> reporter: not even close matt, not at this point. it was very, very cold last night so a lot of snow got pushed to one hand of the other, i want to say welcome to the pennsylvania epicenter of the storm. if you watched the broadcast at 4:00, 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., i thought i was going live in bethlehem in the lehigh valley. it turns out you had to go south for the pennsylvania epicenter in rich richboro, pennsylvania, 16 inches of snow pushed aside. you can see the result, a tremendous amount of snow across the region. i can tell you firsthand the roads around here are better than they were last night. the road crews doing a great

peco has restored power to morehan 440,000ustomers at this point. still in the dark. the majority of those customers are expected to be back on line at least by monday night. >>> meantime, 164,000 peco customers are in the dark at this hour. it is 22,000ppl, 4,000 for ac electric, 3,000 for delmar have, and nearly 2,000 for pse&g. >> public transit is also been affected and it is also cents experiencing some delays and detours due to the storm. train service on septa, some of the regional rail lines is still suspended because of power equipment or track issues. at 30th street station, we found passengers patiently just waiting for the few trains that were running today septa says crews are working very quickly to clean up storm damage on the tracks. >> trees, many of them off of our right a ways, 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 end of thein >> septa says 25 bus route are being detoured because of storm damage, as well. >> and, amtrak has resumedrthead keystone service

peco says it's working 24/7.re live here in . >>> take a live look from philadelphia philadelphia international airport where we got good news to share this morning only a few flights remain cancelled, following friday's storm. but for the most part, flights are arriving and departing on time. the airport did release a statement yesterday following the massive storm, saying, and i quote, recovery day for the inhalers the wake of the storm. cancelations and delays reported at phl. sure to check flights with the airline before coming to the airport wherever you're flying. they got the information out there, communicated and now they're getting the flights back up and running. >>> public transportation is starting to get back to normal. which is good news for those hooking to use the regional rail line, officials say that service today to west trenton and chestnut hill east are still suspended, but all other lines will operate with possible delays, but again, we're recovering good morning, everyone. a little nderson

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at one point 424,000 customers were without powr peco working working -- power peco working around the clock tople back up. atlantic city, 11,000 outages and pse&g. 13,000 and delmarva, 13,000 customers in the dark. northeast corridor is expected to start a modified service between washington d.c. and new york city around service to new york to boston expected to resume around 8:40 a.m. amtrak's keystone service running to new york, philadelphia and harrisburg is operating on a modified plan. >>> two septa buses stuck on wayne avenue last night at 6:00 p.m. live wires came down just be bus everyone had to stay put until peco could shut off the power three hours later. septa is reporting service delays on routes including regional rails we posted a link to septa website at our website 6abc.com. >>> philadelphia international airport is resuming service after 50-mile an hour wind gusts many passengers were stranded at the airport. >> i'm trying to get my luggage, because i'm not going anywhere. i just want to go home. >> again american and other airlines are resuming flights this morning

>> yes. >> peco hoped to have everyone on grid midweek.hat is subject to exchange chae depending on how bad the next nor'easter hits us. jim? >> one family finds a extension cord snaking through their house running a generator. the greenburgs have been told not to expect the lights to be back on until thursday midnight. they are not excited about getting through the next few days. >> there is another storm coming. i'm very, very nervous about it. i'm scared because we only have the one space heater in the den, and our bedrooms don't have heat, and this morning i woke up and saw my breath. >> nine homes in the greenburg area remain without power at this hour. >> bad weather is pummeling other parts of the country. in the midwest snow is falling and winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour. some places have half a foot of snow. this is the scene in massachusetts from virginia to maine, people are bracing for round two. you can head to our website at 6abc.com for the latest watches and warnings for our next storm you can see multiple live views

no way to move it until peco clears the many power lines that remain down. now, right now, in delaware couldn't, about 62,000 people still without power, peco is estimating they're going to remain that way until at least mid week. and again, we have some safety concerns as is this stretches into day two, dawn, remember, there are still a lot of power lines on the grounds right now we must always treat them as if they're live. we've heard people saying pets got little too close to the lines, as we stretch into night and the generators are going, carbon monoxide is a issue, make sure the generate remembers no where inside your house not even in the garage. see this damage very, very extensive. bang to you. >> that's a large tree. thank you, sabina, good advice , as well. check out. cape may lewis ferry rocking in some rough waters from the strong winds. this video taken around noon yesterday showing the perry -- ferry battling the high sea. everything is back and running today. >> ferocious winds causing some frightening moments for drivers trying to cross a b

three peco trucks actually just left here a few minutes ago.y are on their their way actual toll another outage found this one and as a result took care of this one first. certainly for those peco crews and other electric crews it is going continue to be busy night tonight. iain. >> absolutely brad. thank you. >>> of course check your septa schedules before you head out tomorrow most of the buses are still either suspend or detour. many of trains will operate on modified saturday schedule. right now the trenton line is suspended. septa says it plans to operate op or close to a regular weekday schedule tomorrow. into new jersey transit also suspending buses today. it's northeast corridor trains are running again but they say you can expect up to delays of an hour between trenton and new york penn station. all nj transit trains have license running on severe weather schedule all day. >>> now a lot of you toll us that you heard thunder snow out there this afternoon. watch our dawn timmeney. she was live on very snowy hamilton township when it erup

if you have problems call peco to report the outages, can't hurt to call more than once. reporting live in ben salem >> as you showed us a big culprit are the trees that come down, "eyewitness news" was along crescent road in cherry hill where many trees proved to be month match for mother nature, a big clean-up underway. the storm, of course, dumb add significant amount of snow and a short time. >> kate bilo has a look at the hardest hit. >> this storm came in fast and furious once the banding started late into early afternoon, that's when most areas picked set up a lot of snow as we said in a short amount of time. one to three inches per hour. the storm is it moving on out. most of the area done with the snow couple of snow showers popped up through the poconos, the center heading up toward cape cod. the heaviest hasn't moved in hours over western massachusetts. many spots looking to get significant snowfall and certainly northern new jersey had more than our area, some reports up to two feet of snow in parts of that area. for, you can see the snow has started to move o

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you know, w happens. >> reporter: and peco crews will work through night. if you have problems call peco to report the outages, can't hurt to call more than once. reporting live in ben salem >> as you showed us a big culprit are the trees that come down, "eyewitness news" was along crescent road in cherry hill where many trees proved to be month match for mother nature, a big clean-up underway. the storm, of course, dumb add significant amount of snow and a short time. >> kate bilo has a look at the hardest hit. >> this storm came in fast and furious once the banding started late into early afternoon, that's when most areas picked set up a lot of snow as we said in a short amount of time. one to three inches per hour. the storm is it moving on out. most of the area done with the snow couple of snow showers popped up through the poconos, the center heading up toward cape cod. the heaviest hasn't moved in hours over western massachusetts. many spots looking to get significant snowfall and certainly northerner had more than our area, some reports up to two fee

. >>> meantime peco and penndot are ready for whatever the storm brings us. gray hall is live now. >> reporter: well rick, you have driven in the area and you know with a small amount of rain this area can quickly flood and with the potential of a lot of wind and rain on the way this could become one of those problem areas and crews tell me whether the here or anywhere else across this region they are ready to respond. >> as the region waits for the first effects of the approaching coastal storm. christina papas says crews are ready for whatever mother nature brings. >> we are ready to handle storms like this so nobody is scrambling and do tree trimming and making sure it is reliable for the customers. >> and the storm is expected to bring a mixed bag of rain, and snow and wind. and the possibly wet snow that could bring down limbs and trees and poles. >> the wind has the potential to take down trees and branches and some equipment. >> hundreds of workers are monitoring the storm and on stand by and will be dispatched as needed. he doesn't expect the system t

there are about 56,000 peco customers still without power this morning. depending on those with power to let them charge their phones or get inside and out of the cold weather, peco has brought in some repair teams from other states to help string some more wires here to get the power back on. and the county is telling residents power might not be fully restored until wednesday or thursday. >> they can't get to the wires because the number of large tree. so we need all the resources available. >> i'm sure they're doing the best they can, but it's frustrating. >> reporter: we're told some individual schools still without power and there's some closures. and also have some problems with buses trying to get by those downed trees. we're going to keep checking the numbers and howhe aftermath. >> speaking of that, matt, if you want to check our nbc 10 website or app you'll find that 25 schools so far are delayed or closed because of the power outages. and there the crews restoring power across the region. yesterday crews from as far as illinois arrived in the a