those are numbers right new we still have peco with 23 you this people out, ppl, 18,000, del marva 849. so we have a lot of people. we don't have lights back on. we have trees down. lets get out to steve keeley in delaware county havertown area and what are you finding there, steve. >> reporter: when we say people we means homes, businesses, probably five times that number of people because look at your house you have five people in that house , so it ace lieutenant of people without power, suffering, so 30,000 homes and businesses, probably is about a hundred thousand people that are in the watching because they don't have any juice running, unless they are watching on their phones which is even way of communicating. they have got snow piled up here in this parking lot on west chester pike. get ready for another rare tuesday run on the local grocery stores as sue is warning everybody about what could be a whooper snowstorm for people north and west. people start running and buying up everything. but, fortunately those people luckily will have lights in their kitchen, and power for the

but there is the allentown skyline, the ppl building.as more outages than you guys v we have 7400 people here in allentown, still without power now for day five since friday's storm. do you have feel awful for those folks. now they're worried with the talk of double digit wet heavy snow coming here later starting mid-morning, boy whether it does commas mike is warning everybody, don't get fooled by there is and sue is telling you if it hasn't hit you yet it is going to, maybe up to one, 2 inches an hour, mike has predicted since yesterday. so, we can see nothing now, then suddenly get wallopped up here. so most people are probably asleep up here now. the allentown schools are closed. and the crews probably resting up for what could be a tough day. the storefront by the way will leave you with this, they have shop spring arrivals here. and their store, this men's clothing store, jet set for spring. bob kelly, i got a pair of socks for you here when they open. i think that is something that you would be interested in. but the spring arriva

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ppl said this storm was one of the most destructive they've had to deal with. officials have people working around the clock and homeowners hoping they come up with a more permanent solution. pbl officials tell me they're tracking bad weather expected and hoping to get light across the region and the power back on before wednesday. nbc10 news. jackie. >> three days without power, three days too long for so many. live in allentown. >>> remember this? three years ago we were hit with another snowstorm in early march. the whole area was slammed with heavy wet snow and high winds back then. we know march can still be very winter-like. >> it came in like a lion and it won't dug up. it dug its teeth in. we have to get through wednesday. there is another one headed sunday but it looks mild. like a rainmaker. let's talk about wednesday. wednesday, every storm is different with its unique characteristics. this storm we're focusing more on the snow and less on the wind because of damage done, any wind at all could bring down a tree branch and topple a tree or power lines

that number sit ppl. 20,000 people for delmarva. 13,000electric. and 17,000 for pse&g. and the red cross to open an emergency shelter in horsham shore now forecasters anticipate moderate flooding with this where our coverage continues now with " eyewitness news" reporte hoff. >> the one place more brutal than would have been in one every these. wind gusts uphour took no prisoners along the jersey shore lines even prompting thesouri avenues in atlantic city to be shutdown mid-day due officials in ventnor city bracing for the flooding. >> what we call hi, high wheel vehicles. they're left over vehicles that we useet to resident that may be strand >> bay areas being the most vulnerable r. >> all of theinto the bay can't get out then the tide comes up, pushes watters in atlantic city to the pavement edge village heaviest hit has been from the winds. as stop signs struggled and >> alexandria hoff,ness >> and blow by this storm packed a strong punch for much some who ventured into flood watters in new england had to be specially towns on the massachusetts coast. creating just

of days look at these people still in the dark, 24,000 peco customers still without power, 18,000, ppl customers they are waiting for the lights to come back on, and let's get to another neck of the wood are you marion station there, steve, are you in wynnewood road. >> reporter: bowman road right here where you can see crudely taped up street, and cones out , and a peco crew are on the scene, not exactly doing anything other than, guarding everybody, from getting killed , because you can see the wires are in a precarious position there, and that pole is leaning, and it looks like the wires have been just yanked from another location and with enough force to pull that pole over and then further down the street further past more yellow tape you can see another peco crew, maybe peeking through that down tree, and tree crews are all over the place. this peco man working said he is on a 16 shower shift, no than nonstop work for crews. now we have video. this has been a terrible week, just imagine being without electricity, friday, saturday, sunday, now tuesday, the only advantage some peop

ppl working on more than 34,000 customers without power. ac electric has more than 14,000. pse and g is working on 19,000 homes and businesses without power. del m delmarva dealing with more than 21,000 customers without heat. we'll watch the numbers. howling winds from the storms caused problems in montgomery county. look at the sparks flying yesterday. a scene that played out across the area as transformers lit up. >>> in philadelphia a building under construction in fishtown no match for the storm force winds. the structure collapsed at front street north of gerard avenue. the project now just a pile of lumber. >>> trouble for septa continues. service on a number of lines is cancelled. there are still trees down and power problems that are impacting bus, trolly and train schedules. check with septa before you head out. amtrak hoping to resume service along the northeast corridor. here's a look at 30th street station. before you leave, check with amtr amtrak. they have been experiencing delays. >>> if you're flying out of philadelphia international airport, your plane may

and ppl. scattered remain for delmarva atlantic city and. se and g customers. >> and now the centers are open in middletown, marple, sharon hill and upper darby open from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. >>> in the lehigh valley, ppl tells us the weekend storm is one of the most damaging storms it's ever dealt with. crews have restored power to 200,000 homes in the allentown area as well. trees toppled in doylestown leaving homes and businesses with no electricity. branches and streets littered across that county. airports are getting ready for the next nor easte'easternor'ea. check with your airlines for waivers if you qualify. >>> and now under arrest and charged with the hit-and-run death of a gas station attendant. prosecutors say the victim was trying to stop the suspect, the 18-year-old, nevis from driving away from the crash. that's when nevis himself was shot and killed. a video and a tip helped police track down reeves yesterday. >>> three republicans running for pennsylvania governor will debate in philadelphia. this will be the fifth those

more than 74,000 peco customers are in the dark and it's over 7400 customers for ppl and 687 customers for accuweather electric. nearly 1400 delmarva and 198 for pse&g. >> getting back to norm at as can quickly as possible. northeast corridor will resume regular schedule tomorrow three days after storm forced delays and cancellations. amtrak officials say all of this scheduled trains between boston and d.c. will operate starting tomorrow morning. service came to a scaeching holt friday afternoon during height of nor'easter and resuld on modified syewitness np with a few delayed travelers today at 30th street station. >> i don't think any of us realized it would be so bad. things happen. what will we do. i'm sure well get out. it's a big inconvenience not just for me but for a lot of people. >> amtrak keystone service runs to and from new york and harrisburg and will operate on full schedule starting tomorrow. >> and septa meantime made significant progress restoring service and chestnut hill east and west trenton regional rail lines will resume for the start of service tomorrow morning

ppl, ac electric and delmarva are in much better shape. we have a team reporters covering the aftermath. >>> katie has more on the concerns from the storm. let's start with the power outages we were talking about a few moments ago. >> reporter: thousands of people across bucks county, we went up the road a little bit earlier tonight. that is still dark. people are hoping the power comes on as soon as possible. neighbors cut there was this large tree on magnolia in croydon. it fell a few hours before. >> my parents house will 46 years >> her mother was inside when the tree came crashing down. a few blocks away neighbors clean you wanted from the march snow. while crossing their finger for power to come on >> i have a one-year-old and it's cold outside, so it's going to be cold in the house >> the power went out mid afternoon when a neighbor heard transformer blew >> i saw a ball of light and two second later, there was another ball of light. it was flames >> now it's a waiting game to get the lights and heat on as soon as possible >> it's t

pennsylvania, peco says, it has cents 55,000 people without power, and so many of you are in bucks county, ppl is reporting about 3,000 people without power up there, allentown, lehigh county area. and then delmarva, reporting, we've only got, you know, small outages, 48 people without our in that area of section every delaware. >> spoke to the crews in pennsauken walking around the clock 16 hour shifts trying to get the power lines working again, so, new jersey part of it certainly hit hard, started with snow, switched over to rain, and then the heavy snow kept on falling. steve keeley knows all about this, took him a while to get home and a while to get out. good morning to you, steve. >> yes, nothing like finishing the 16 hour shift then having trouble just getting in your door, your car stuck, then all of the trees down. not trying to do a who is me, just remember couple of weeks ago, do i need any more firewood, because i am running low, enough for couple of more fires. now i have firewood probably for four years once i event lip get the chain saw to it. boy, just devestation again all ov

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 friday nor'easter. in all roughly 630,000 of peco 1.6 million customers our area were affected by outages.

ppl, ac electric and delmarva are in much better shape. we have a team reporters covering the aftermath. >>> katie has more on the concerns from the storm. let's start with the power outages we were talking about a few moments ago. >> reporter: thousands of people across bucks county, we went up the road a little bit earlier tonight. that is still dark. people are hoping the power comes on as soon as possible. neighbors cut there was this large tree on magnolia in croydon. it fell a few hours before. >> my parents house will 46 years >> her mother was inside when the tree came crashing down. a few blocks away neighbors clean you wanted from the march snow. while crossing their finger for power to come on >> i have a one-year-old and it's cold outside, so it's going to be cold in the house >> the power went out midaftern transformer blew >> i saw a ball of light and two second later, there was another ball of light. it was flames >> now it's a waiting game to get the lights and heat on as soon as possible >> it's the reality of what it is.

most her utilities have the lights back on for their customers, ppl in the lehigh valley have 6300 outages. >> it's been more than two weeks when a fire destroyed a building in old city that forced a popular restaurant to close in order to make repairs. hundreds came out to support the restaurant little lion. the money raised will help the employees to make ends meet while repairs are made. the owners say the restaurant stained significant water damage. they hope to reopen in two months. >> we hope that others will get their power back on. we have another storm to worry about this week. >> reporter: we have a storm wednesday looking more significant. another storm later in the week. you'll see that in the seven day. a lot going on. storm tracker 6 live double scan we see snow showers off the coastline. they are moving southward, they will be neared atlantic city and heading toward cape may, shortly, but they stay off the coast. let's go outside and show you what it looks like right now, wow, you can see the flags whipping in the wind out there, it's a chilly breeze out of the northwest. th

for ppl, 2700 customers are affect. just over 7,000 for ac recollect customers and about 47 for del marva customers. >>> as we just said there bucks county one of the places dealing with the most outages. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabaos is live, showing us what people there are waking up to, good morning than georgia, jan. >> reporter: jim and rahel, good morning they are waking up to a whole lot of snow 16 inches fell here in this area of bucks county, from yesterday's storm that caused a whole lot of damage and power outageness bucks county alone peco says it is still working to restore power to 45,000 customers, but if you remember, during my first live shot at 4:30 they were working to restore 51,000 customers with power. slowly but surely they are turning lights on, you can see behind me what they are dealing with this morning, this is bustleton pike and tan yard road in rich before he bucks county. a section of the road is still off limits and close todd traffic because of the down tree that has taken o

nearly 26,000 for ppl 10,000 for atlantic city electric.4,000 for>>> and getting around other septa regional rail lines still very much a problem due to the storm. train service on some lines is still suspended because of power, equipment or track issues. at 30th street station here we found passengers patiently waiting for the few trains that are running. septa says crews are working to clean up storm damage on the tracks. >> trees many of them off of our right away fell over onto us. this is a tree that came down, another very tall tree that came down on our doylestown line last night near the e routes detour because of storm well.some northeast corridorice and keystone service following are some delays. both l operatingheck amtrak before out to 30th street station. the auto train service will resume tmoow the nor'easte wreaked havoc on t bit today. meteorologist lauren casey is taking some inventory in a sense checking things out for the moment as windy does continue and coastal flooding does remain a warning as well, right, lauren? >> y

also on the screen, the latest numbers from ppl, psg and g, ac electric, and delmarva. >> oh my god, holy [ bleep ]! >> a frightening chain reaction event in havertown. a tree came down, a short time later a transformer caught fire. a car stopped as another tree landed on its hood. the driver was not hurt. several trees toppled next to this drexel hill home. take a look at this pile of tree branches. it doesn't appear any of the trees damaged the home. our team coverage continues with first alert meteorologist steve sosna. steve, it has been a nightmare for so many people. what is next? >> yeah, that's right, denise. recovering after tropical storm and hurricane-force wind gusts across much of the area. it was a long-duration event. luckily the next couple of hours, we'll see those gusty winds subside. it will be breezy but not as gusty. those winds will return here on sunday afternoon. wind gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour will be back in the picture. we do get two nice, quiet days ahead of us here for monday and most of tuesday. but looking over some of the latest information, a nor'e

ppl has about 4,000 customers off-line. you can see fewer numbers for -- most septa trains yesterday were running with minor delays. now take a look at 30th street station. all scheduled amtrak trains are running normally again. >>> 4:04 righthest county some owners very happy to be reunited with their pets. the storm on friday stranded more than 100 dogs at the what a good dog day care and boarding center. yesterday the center setup a meeting place to return the pets to their owners. >> they took amazing care of my dog and now i have him. >> you're happy to have him back. >> you have no idea. >> the road to the boarding center is back open. and turn to the nbc 10 app to get the latest updates on storm outages and school closings. >>> it's 4:05. two men are in the hospital in critical condition. police say it started at the store on the corner of whittaker and roosevelt boulevard. five men started fighting, one man pulled a gun and shot two victims in the chest before running off. no one is in custody. >>> today prosecutors

. >> peak oak says about 23,000 homes and businesses are still without power ppl outages, and lower for ac electric. >> and alicia live in montgomery county where people are still struggling to get their power back on >> you can tell we are far from cleaning up, certainly far from seeing power restored to everyone. here in montgomery county, tens of thousands of people are still without power, really worried that it may not be restored by the time this next nor'easter hits. >> less than 24 hours into the next nor'easter hits, and it is only been four days since the last one slammed the region particularly the suburbs of philadelphia. delaware county was certainly the hardest hit but nearby montgomery county. clearly next nor'easter approaches, these hard hit areas it isn't supposed to be as strong as the last one, but concerns, still circle around, current debris, still in the roadways. weakened trees being more likely to come down this time around? and with tens of thousands of people without power, have to ride the next storm in the dark and in the cold. >> we lost power about on frid

ppl has more than 1700 home. businesses offline, scattered outages remain for delmarva, atlantic city electric. >>> meanwhile, homes, property and damage and cars all damaged in the storm. ahead in the next half hour, what you should do today when talking to your insurance company about damage claims. >>> "first alert" meteorologist krystal klei here. we've been going neighborhood to neighborhood looking at the different impacts from the high snow totals farther north to the jersey shore and southern delaware. as we go through the daytime hours you see there's no not precipitation fallinging. o and as we go overnight, we may start to see some spotty showers moving in. this is 8:30 in the evening that this model gives us, mostly light rain that's falling. and that wind is coming off from the shore. what we're looking at is temperatures way too warm for anything other than rain to fall. and that's pretty much the case through wednesday as well. the impact at the shore and southern delaware not as all as what we're

ppl has 4,000 customers in the dark and delmarva and ps&g down to 1,000 each. >>> in our free nbc10 app download, track the storm as it tracks your neighborhood and we will send you information at your home or work or current location. >>> bill cosby gets bad news, his attorneys wanting to toss out sexual assault charges against him. >> you were in that courthouse all day. walk us through what happened. >> reporter: for start the district attorney asked cosby's attorneys be removed from the case. the judge didn't agree with that one and also didn't agree with defense motion the case should be tossed out completely. >> bill cosby's return to norristown had little fanfare, not the large gathering we saw last summer. the 80-year-old was again escorted by his publicists. his out-of-state legal team took jabs from prosecutors who accused them of lying to the court and being unethical. the d.a. asked they be removed. the judge said he would warn the group but not remove them. he's fighting other accusers from taking the stand. he is facing andrea constand in his house in january 2004. prosecu

in repairing downed power lines, more than 55,000 peco custom remembers still in the dark, 5700 for ppl customers. most power has been restored for at ac electric customers but still scattered outages, 1100 for delmarva, some scattered outages for pseg and well. >> service this morning, rail light northeast corridor will resume regular schedule. three days after the nor'easter forced delays and concellations. service came to halt on friday afternoon during the height of the storm. then, resumed on modified schedule. amtrak officials say all of the scheduled ruled trains between bosses ton and washington dc will operate starting today, amtrak keystone service which runs to and from new york, philadelphia, and harrisburg, will also operate on it full schedule. >> septa is also resuming service this morning, the chestnut hill east and west trenton regional rail lines will resume for the start of service today. the norristown high-speed line will resume but with delays, septa encouraging riders to check it website for update. >> fight leads to two men being shot in philadelphia's lawncrest

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 on, 12 off shift, coordinating crews in the field at the same time peco is monitoring a

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 customers restored before that next storm hit. >> we have peco crews, contractors, 1,000 personnel fro

meantime are downcipates 85,000 homes are without power .,000 peco for ppl and 68cic. nearly 1400 delmarva and 198 for pse&g. >> getting back to norm at as can quickly as possible. northeast corridor will resume regular schedule tomorrow three days after storm forced delays and cancellations. amtrak officials say all of this scheduled trains between bost.c. wi ora chedule. mngservice cameholt afr "eyewitness news" caught up with a few delayed travelers at thinkny things. i notst for me but for f amtrak keystone se n operate on ll schedule starting tomorrow >> and septa meantime made gnificprogssesring servicand chestnut hillas regiol linesing. res for route 101 awaitg with "eyeess and oy.coms to reel from the impe tri-state it may not be the last of our weather woes. meteorologist lauren casey is tracking another nor'easter, oh, boy. oh, boy. >> tough to hear that lauren. >> tough to see in the model data but there it is and we're dealing with residual nor'easterth elevated whipped spe not damaging but gusting up to 36il an hour at times today in philadelphia and gus g

ac electric more than 9900 outages and numbers much lower for ppl and delmarva. >> the storm knockedown power to about a third of the county yesterday. >> progress is being made but crews still have a lot of work ahead of them. jan carabeo surveyed the damage and the cleanup. >> reporter: dealing with a one-two punch from mother nature. the delaware valley digs out yet again following the second nor'easterly in less than a week. this time bucks county was hit hardest. >> four hours with the snowblower to get the drive way clear. >> reporter: steve knapp lost power yesterday during the height of the storm after tree branches heavy with snow not only took out a power line outside but fell on top of his richboro home. richboro hit the jackpot when it comes to snow totals. this nor'easter dumped 16-inches of snow yesterday. >> all the treesame down, wires down, our electric went out. it was a bummer. >> reporter: snow covered streets and road closures made getting around during the morning commute nearly impossible. >> i feel like they haven't plowed them at all. one other car i saw the

ppl reports about 27,000 outages. ac electric is working on 14,000. one customer was told his customer wouldn't be on until monday night. delmarva power has more than 26,000 customers in the dark. if you're without power, maybe you're watching us on your phone, plug in and power up. we are partnering with comcast to let you recharge your devices at participating xfinity stores in the area. everybody is welcome and the service is free. >>> coming up, travel trouble. we have to talk about the airports. the major storm caused a cancellation of hundreds of flights at philly international. this is a live look at the airport. you can see the winds still gusting out there. we're checking for improvements right after the break. >>> plus between us again. big job ahead today for a lot of people in our area to get the downed trees from off the road, get the power lines back up and ready. we'll be watching this as well. ♪ gus, you are crushing it! just trying to shed those extra pounds. (giggles) me too. gettin' the beach body back... (sighs) is gonna take a lot

power lines, right now more than 55,000 peco custom remembers still in the dark. 5700 for customers for ppl. most power has been restored for ac electric cuss em ers, but still scattered outages, 1100 for delmarva, also scattered outages for se and g >> and when we're not on the air we are bringing you up-to-date information on line the latest on power outages, storm clean up and much more just head to our website cbsphilly.com. >> meanwhile new this morning, a mystery in southwest philadelphia. an elderly woman is shot while sleeping in her bed and now police want to know where the bullet came from. this happened around 12:30 a.m. this morning, the 79 year old was in bed and her first floor apartment on the 7100 block of grant place. somee fired shot through the woman's window hitting her in the knee. >> now, we don't know why a bullet came through this window. we don't know if it was a stray bullet or if they were intentionally firing into the bedroom. that will we don't know at this time. >> now the woman is in stable condition. her 38 year old son was also home but was not hurt. >> a fi

ppl, 27,000. delmarva has more than 26,000. >>> people will wake up to messes just about everywhere. we are live with what looks like a large tree on the road. >> reporter: yeah. it's going to be a busy morning for power crews who really have been working throughout the night to clear a lot of the trees. on the road this was not a storm that got the roads covered with snow. all the snow did get on the trees. that's what caused the problems. heavy, wet snow on the trees. look here in white marsh township. that caused the trees to crash down to power lines, knocking out power to so many across the region. so many power outages that the red cross had to open up some shelters for folks who can't have any heat or electric. we caught up with people at a shelter overnight. >> i'm completely without electric and my heat happens to be electric. i have other heat, but it doesn't work. i just got out of the hospital from having a heart attack. thank god that we have people here that will take care of people.

ppl has 27,000 outages.ac electric over 10,000. >>> nbc 10 drew smith joins us live as companies work around the clock to turn the lights back on, drew. >> reporter: yeah, and the progress really varies street by street down here, deknees. take a look at the buildings around me they're lit up. the power is back. look at the traffic signal in the middle of the street and it remains out. there are a ton of people venturing around. they don't have power back home. a lot of people realizing it may be awhile before the lights come on. a parade of utility trucks tonight. the wind finally dying down so they can get to work. >> it's insane. it was insane. insane like crazy. >> reporter: this restaurant able to open for dinner but a limited menu because they couldn't take in food deliveries overnight with no power. >> it's kind of hard because nobody has power in their house and none of the restaurants and local areas have power, as well. it's kind of like everyone is just stuck. what are we going to do? >> reporter:

peco reports 11,000 customers are still in the dark, ppl reports 353 outages ac electric reports six, del marva 184 pse&g has over 500. >> lets head over to new jersey, live picture from route zero seven in cherry hill right here near wegmans wet coating of snow but more is expect. new jersey governor phil murphy has issued a state of emergency in the garden state. if you are heading out take it slow. >>> as storm continues we will keep you up to s will provide hourly updates throughout the day-to-day plus here on cbs-3 and on line at cbs philly.com. >>> is there other news including a hit and run in northeast philadelphia we will tell you how good smart tans lifted a car off a little girl >>> disturbing crime caught on camera philadelphia police need your help finding the suspect attacked a with man on her way to work in center city jan. >> reporter: we have seen pretty much everything from inside the mobile weather watcher this morning from rain sleet and new snow we are taking a live look at a road in bustleton this morning where you can see snow is falling faster now and it is sta

ppl has around 42,000 people affected around 31,000 delmarva and almost 32,000ac electric customers aren the dark. pse&g reporting a little over 18,000 customers who have no electricity. >>> a bad accident involving a schoolbus this afternoon in chester. a bus an car somehow colliding a at west second and kerlin streets. heavy damage to the car. another schoolbus in the distance looks like it hit a front porch. self people did have to to the hospital. minor injuries. not sure if they were children or adults. >>> when you wake up tomorrow morning, be sure to tune in to fox 29. scott williams will be back staying on top of this storm to mack sure you and your family stay safe. "good day philadelphia" starts at seven tomorrow morning. >>> talk about a big scare. winds so powerful brought down this huge tree. one philadelphia family had quite the close call. it's hank i'm up on north broad street where despite the weather philly pd are taking in a steady stream of weapons in this buy back program. is it still important? maybe now mor ♪ >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we've had flood of videos and pictu

. >>> and now here's a live look at allentown from our camera at the ppl center. today people will be busy clearing out the heavy snow that fell through much of the afternoon yesterday. >>> today new jersey governor phil murphy will visit sussex county. the governor will talk with residents about restoring power there knocked out by the storms yesterday and last friday. >>> in ocean city, a lightning strike sparked this fire in ship bottom. nobody was hurt. also lightning struck a teacher's umbrella outside manchester middle school yesterday. we have learned the teacher will be okay. >>> camden county police officers went on snow patrol in camden yesterday, clearing heavy, wet snow from sidewalks and address. they checked on older residents, as well. >>> and heading to delaware, here's a live look at wilmington. dark, but that is blue rock stadium. communities throughout the area measured four to ten inches of snow yesterday. the snow hit hard in north wilmington. all local, county, and delaware state offices closed early in new castle county. and schools were clo

ppl has more than 1700 homes and businesses offline. scattered outages for delmarva, atlantic city and png customers. >>> the robbers who shot a delivery driver and took off with the pizza remain on the loose this morning. investigators say the robbery could be a setup. investigators believe a fake call lured the driver to this area lat night. police found the delivery man by a gunshot wound to the neck, possibly in shock. the victim right now is in critical condition. we'll have a live update on this story coming up at 6:00 this morning. >>> new from overnight in montgomery county, fire rippeded through a home at lower pottsgrove. firefighters raced to the scene just before midnight. they got the flames under control in about an hour and a half. no one was hurt. >>> today in montgomery county, bill cosby's legal team will try to sway the judge of who can and cannot testify against the man next month. >> the cosby team, they're behind the 8-ball because they lost one legal round yesterday, right? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, vai and

we have the latest from ppl, ac electric and delmarva power. randy gyllenhaal is live in a storm-ravaged neighborhood in bryn mawr where crews are busy today. randy? >> reporter: yeah. and good news is the cavalry has arrived. these trucks behind me are from wisconsin and illinois. peco is bringing in reinforcements. this is old golf road in bryn mawr. you can see the situation. a tree down no the front. we go further and you see that transformer and power line that was cracked in half by the wind. that fell down, knocking out power to the entire neighborhood. if you go all the way to the back, you see that white van there. we're told by neighbors, that van was driving down this street during the height of the storm. neighbors heard a sudden gust of wind, it was real loud and then the crash of the tree came down exactly on top of that van. take a listen. >> i poked my head out and asked people if they needed help. a gentleman came in, he had blood on his face. disoriented, understandably. it turns out this was his car. he was in it. he managed

ppl reports thee 54 outages. the number of outages are manage lower for delmarva, atlantic city electric and pse&g. >> it is a mix of conditions across pennsylvania, let's check in now on chester county our greg argos is live along east gay street in west chester what he's seeing right now. greg, good afternoon. >> reporter: rahel, jim g afternoon. yeah we must see be one of these bands in the past 20 or 30 minutes the snow is starting to come down. we're actually on east market street right here behind me. you can see this is sort of the scene. the sides of the roads they're slushy little bit dangerous but the main roadways at least right now they're passible. we've seen some crews go by with plows and shovels but everyone really navigating the roadways pretty well. this is a very wet, very heavy snow. you can see accumulating here we're talking maybe about 4-inches or so on the ground right now. like i mentioned it is very damp very heavy and that is the concern you just heard from joe holden there in havertown

here's where we stan right now peco is reporting 41,000 outages, ppl more than 3600 outages. atlantic city electric has 176 homes and businesses in the dark, del marva, power stands at 741 and pse&g is at 58. >>> police say icy roads for blame for 10 car pile up on kelly drive this morning. this section of the roadway is now back opened in both directions, chopper three was over the scene near 30th street and girard avenue. it happened just after 8:00 o'clock this morning. one cara period to have veered off the road and into a tree, in word on whether anyone was hurt. >>> as we gear up for more dangerous conditions, you can keep track of the latest storm as it arrives in the area with the cbs-3 mobile weather app just down load to it day from the apple, app and google play stores to get your local forecast, right on your smart phone. >>> it was a murder spree that shook the delaware valley last summer, and new families of the three victims allegedly killed by cosmo dinardo and his cousin on a bucks county farm, have filed wrongful death suits. "eyewitness news" reporter chant

. >> in the lehigh valley, ppl electric has ranked friday's storm as one of the top 10 most damaging weather events they've ever had to deal with. hardware stores near allentown are expecting new shipments of rock salt this morning in preparation for another sizable snowfall. >> breaking overnight, two mobile homes went up in flames in montgomery county. firefighters battled the intense blaze for nearly an hour. a viewer in lower pottsgrove township sent these images to "action news." the fire broke out in one mobile home on high street at around midnight and the flames quickly spread next door. there are no reports of injuries and no word aren't what sparked the flames. >> what in the world? that's all you can say as you see this crazy scene that unfolded in philadelphia overnight. a tractor-trailer driver tried to squeeze through a low underpass. it didn't work out so well but he just kept going dragging the roof of his truck which had all but peeled off behind him for miles. let's turn to "action news" reporter jeanette reyes. she's live in point breeze for more on how this happen

ppl still has power. greg argos is in people are still waiting. >> reporter: that's right.re 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. >> reporter: peco's emergency station fully staffed, employees working 12 on, 12 off shifts.

ac electric reporting around 4,000, delmarva, just under 6,000, and ppl at over 12,000 of its customers still without power. >>> in hard hit delaware county a disaster emergency is declared in response to the widespread damage caused by yesterday's massive storm. fox 29's sabina kuriakose live in havertown, surveying the damage. sabina? >> up and down the street no power unless you were one of the lucky ones to be able to find a generator and one of the reasons why this giant tree, that came crashing down on this street. we're estimating it is about 60 to 80 feet tall. by the way you are not going to believe the story behind this truck that we're about to tell you. dawn, it is like this all throughout the country i. >> at this point the food already spoiled. >> fridge full of food gone to waste, steve's house lost power friday afternoon 24 hours later he had a generator going. still, too late to salvage much of anything. >> i even have a freezer chest in the basement with a lot of food in there. it is what it is, there is nothing you can do about it. >> first full day of aftermath , aft

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 be safe at all. nothing. >> reporter: peco's emergency station fully staffed, employees wor

pse&g has 98,000 customers without power, and for ppl, number is almost 3,000. just over 8,000 ac electric customers are currently in the dark and 74 del marva customers are without power. >>> dramatic video shows moment a transformer blew in croyden bucks county, a twit ter user posted this video with the caption, well, if anyone is wondering why croyden lost power. >> bucks county is definitely one of the largest areas with many people waking up in the dark. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live in richboro where they have their work cut out for them, good morning. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning. peco tells us its crews are working around the clock to restore power to 51,000 customers here in bucks county alone, some of these people have been without power since the last storm, last week's nor'easter, this is a live look this morning at bustleton pike and tanyard road in richboro, bucks county. there is a section of the road still closed because of the down tree and down power lines this is what crews have been dealing with all week long, th

ppl the number is almost 3,000 and, just over 8,000 ac electric customers are in the dark. seventy-four del marva customers are without power. >>> again, as i just said there among places hardest hit is bucks county where most of the power outages are this morning. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live, in richboro which saw the most snow in pennsylvania, good morning, jan. >> reporter: jim and rahel, good morning, richboro got 16 inches of snow, and boy, oh , boy did it do a whole lot of damage. peco says its crews are working around the clock in bucks county alone to restore close to 47,000 customers, with power, but if you remember from just 30 minutes ago that is down from 51,000 customers. so some progress is being made here this morning. some of these people in bucks county of been without power for a week now, since that last nor'easter, you can see here, the damage left behind, this is bustleton pike and tan yard road, in bucks county. a sexist still closed. it is because of that down tree and pur line there in the middle of the street. fortunately thoug

seeing new power outages thanks to the storm's peco reports about 11,000 customers are without power, ppl reports 353 outages , ac electric reports six, del marva 184. pse and g has just over 500 right now. >>> snow emergency goes into effect at 8:00 a.m. in philadelphia that means if your car is park along snow emergency route it will be towed. city offices, courts will be closed to day, yesterday philadelphia hardware stores were, busy as people stocked up ahead of the storm. >> today has been very crazy, pretty hectic everybody coming in, and storm will hit heart. >> we have to prepare them for the residents. >> philadelphia's code blue is also, in effect, first responders and outreach teams will patrol streets to take home less people to shelters. >>> new jersey governor phil murphy announced state of emergency yesterday from trenton well ahead of the start of the storm. he urged residents not to panic and instead use good judgment to deciding whether to venture out in the storm. governor murphy says snow equipment is ready to go. >> department of transportation stands ready to activa

pse&g has 98,000 without power ppl, 3,000. ac electric has 8,074 del marva customers are without power some people in bucks county are also waking up without power. >> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt spoke with neighbors in bensalem who are hoping the crews can get power back on quickly. >> reporter: neighbors cut through this large oak tree on magnolia avenue in croyden that fell a few hours before, thanks to the wind and heavier snow. >> we will be there for 46 years. >> reporter: teresa compass says her mother was inside when the old tree came crashing down but thankfully she was not hurt. >> it was very quick, not loud at all. >> reporter: few blocks way neighbors on garfield street cleaned up from the march snow while crossing their fingers for the power to come on. >> i have a one year-old daughter and it is very cold outside, so it will be cold in the house. >> reporter: power went out here mid afternoon, when a neighbor heard transformer blew. >> i saw this big, blue, long light, and then, 22nd later there was a

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we are at a ppl center in downtown allentown on hamilton street.t is slushy with the accumulation totals. several inches, not so bad, panning up to the road here. cars have listened to penndot pretty much stayed off the road for the most part. we have seen lots and lots of plows coming through the sidewalks, crystal clear, now earlier i spoke with a pizza delivery driver, he said that he was looking forward, to this storm. >> i'm very much a snow advocate so i was looking forward to it, so, you know, i was hoping for one big one before it was done for the year, but you know, i will take what i can get. i like it. i like it falling. it is nice, peaceful. mother nature. how can you be mad at mother nature? >> reporter: toshay how can you be mad at mother nature. she spared us this time in allentown. no reports of any outages or lots of them out here but penndot again wants to you stay off the road because whale it is slushy, the snow could freeze over and continue to be dangerous so just let crews continue to be on the road and get their jobs done. v

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