shawnette wilson, fox 29 news. >> a scary morning in cumberland county college. the school went into lock down after someone reported a hostile intruder. this happened around 9:30 this morning. the school's website posting a notice alerting students to secure themselves in a safe location. the school was on lock down for an hour and a half while police searched the campus. no threat was found. breaking news out of delaware right new york the state supreme court has overturned a teen's conviction in a school bathroom attack that left her classmate dead. 17-year-old girl had been found guilty of criminal negligent homicide and sentence to do sick months in a juvenile facility for the between 20 keep death of amy joyner francis the core says it would be unjust to blame her for the 16-year-old's death. an autopsy found she died of undiagnosed heart defect aggravated by the stress of that fight. another teen convict asked now on probation for 18 months. >>> happening right now, pennsylvania republican leaders asking a state rep to step down. republican state represent

that's where we find my colleague shawnette wilson live tonight in wynnewood, montgomery county.hawnette. >> reporter: well, chris similar situation here within the past 15 minutes or so we started seeing that snow mix in with the rain. and coming down pretty steadily. behind us you can see an empty parking lot. i think the last of the people have just gotten they are groceries and headed home but this store was quite busy tonight with people stocking up on nothing else but food. >> they did have some bread but like all the good stuff. all snacks. >> reporter: late shoppers rush over to this giant supermarket in wynnewood to stock up on food. some surprised to find slim picking. >> i can't believe it are wiped. potato chips are wiped out. people are buying like they never saw food. >> reporter: maria solomon says she purposely got a late start. >> this morning i came earlier because i was visiting my parents and it was mayhem. so i figure let me try tonight. and i'm glad that i did because it's a lot less. >> reporter: maria says her only mistake was bringing along her eight-year

shawnette wilson in delaware county. awnette, they got a good thumping of snow on the order of three to 6-inches through delaware county. >> reporter: oh yeah it's really pretty but you know what, it is a nuisance i'm sure by tomorrow when it's old it will be even more of nuisance but i physical you what, scott, the other issue here power outages as you know. delaware county reporting last reporting more than 103,000 people here without power and that is 44% of the county. with the wind still whipping that number could go up. power crews out on the road for what will be a busy night likely into tomorrow. the combination of snow mixed with rain and whipping winds brought down power lines and trees all over delaware county. many roads looked like this intersection of front street near monroe in media blocked off by barricades. >> oy was so scared. >> reporter: charlotte says the ride home with mom was frightening. >> the car was shaking and we couldn't get home. >> reporter: it was very windy and snowy huh? >> yeah. >> repo

fox 29's shawnette wilson joins us live in cherry hill where people are dealing with some issues fromhe storm tonight. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, sorry i'm a little distracted right now i can hear plow trucks are in direct where we are right now. but a big problem tonight already as you can imagine the slushy roads and some places the roads have already turned completely to water. take look behind me here on haddonfield road. not that problem here right now but you can just see the build up of slush on the road. the other problem, some residents are in the dark tonight after surviving last week's storm. >> when i came out to shovel everything was like sticking in clumps. it was hard to get it up. >> reporter: denise tate and her 15-year-old daughter alexandria relying on flashlight to get them around the house tonight. alec woke up from a long nap snowed in and in the dark. >> i was like, what's happening because it didn't look like it was going to be that bad. usually when it rains it doesn't stick as much. >> reporter: they're entire neighborhood around hazel wood lane in evesham

let's get out to our shawnette wilson live in croydon bucks county tonight. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, we have certainly heard people say this before. living on the river comes with a price, but people around here hope that flooding this weekend doesn't cost them too much. >> you live on the river so you kind of like get used to that report roar ben greer and his adorable son little ben live on sixth avenue in croydon. just off neshaminy creek where it flows into the delaware riv river. flooding used to be a big concern for him until two years ago. >> they changed the area. they built a berm over here, and they changed the water line and so it hasn't been a concern. >> reporter: but he certainly knows the damage a deluge of rain like what is expected tonight into tomorrow could do to his property. >> it feels good now that i don't have worry about it i don't worry about my car, i don't worry about my equipment in the garage or my crawlspace and things like that. >> reporter: not far away on minot avenue the weekend weather is nerve racking to marta rivera p

let's get out to our shawnette wilson live in the trevose fire company tonight. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, he was more than lucky. his mom calls eight miracle from god. he wasn't hurt. not even a scratch. >> i had the call from the hospital that he's there and what happened, my heart start beating fast. >> reporter: allah priest is relieved to see her son back at work tonight after dangerous fall put him in the hospital early this morning. did he did he want want to talk on camera were you his mother is glad he's alive. >> i'm a believer and thankful to god he heard my prayers. >> reporter: her son tim is a firefighter with trevose fire company in buck county. he respond to do this house fire in lower southampton around 2:45 this morning. chief ed frat witnesses says he went in to look for victims and the floor gave way. >> went up the stairs, made a turn, went one room, floor gave way. he fell through. >> reporter: that second emergency calls shook the department. >> you hear firefighter down, you don't know what it is. your heart stops. and everybody rushes t

fox 29's shawnette wilson driving around talking to people out in the snow. n cherry hill i think. shawnette. >> reporter: yeah, iain. you mentioned that snow. it is incredible. my photographer starring under wooder saying like we're in completely different place than we were earlier today. let me turn the camera around for you you can see what we're talking about here. we're on 38 east heading toward cherry hill mall which is we've been driving this back and forth all morning all early afternoon. and this was actually covered as you can imagine when the snow was coming down couldn't see a thing. cars stuck everywhere. and now again it looks almost like i'm not going to say not like anything happened but completely different than earlier. the road on this stretch right here seems pretty clear. where we just came from pulling out of the wawa, um, the road was still very slushy just in patches i think depending on where the most traffic was as the storm started to move out. you get sometimes like this kind of clear stretch right now but then other areas are like

let's get out to fox 29's shawnette wilson who's been talking to people left in the dark and dealing with fallen trees in cherry hill. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, a lot of people came out late tonight to clean off their cars, but, you know they found the situation like this. you can see the snow piled up surrounding the cars they didn't bother they clean the car and went back signed save that for tomorrow. on the other issue many people found themselves without power after they survived last week's storm. >> when i came out to shovel, everything was like sticking in clumps. like really hard to like get it off. >> reporter: denise tate and her 15-year-old daughter are relying on flashlight to them around the house. she woke up from a long nap snowed and in the dark. >> i was like, what's happening because it didn't look locate it was going to be that bad. because usually when it rains, it doesn't really stick as much. >> reporter: their entire neighborhood around hazel wood lane in evesham lost power. after making it through last week's storm with their lights still on. >> unbelievab

our shawnette wilson is live in bensalem with what's going on. awnette. >> reporter: lucy, most people we talked to tonight say that the skimmers would actually be hard to notice. police say the two men are putting them up fast and they want to stop them before they get your money. they're brazen and up to no good. looking for your personal information and access to your money. bensalem police say these two men are putting skimmers on atm's in the area. >> jeez, that's the size of it. >> that's the size of it. >> reporter: i showed nancy and charlie richmond pictures of one of the skimmers police found at this bb and t on bristol road near where the richmonds live. >> it's scary small. >> reporter: yeah. >> because you wouldn't see it. >> reporter: charlie richmond says he's familiar with the exam and how criminals will put them anywhere. >> they've been putting them on gas pumps, also many. >> reporter: police say the duo placed the skimmer at bb and t on january 9th. the bank was notified of unusual activity at the atm which started the investig

now let's head over to delaware county and check in with shawnette wilson much she's tracking conditions in delaware county. >> rorter: wl, dn,ette? echo a loft what brajust talked about he mentioned the whipping wind i'm trying to hold ton my hat and my hood. i don't know whai'm touching right now but the wind is britt tee brutal out here and he also mentioned projectiles. makes you concern. i look at some of these what do you call them traffic signs here like the stop sign here is leaning overnd theind is whipping. so the wind a b concern for people out here. traffic touch and go here. it is moving now on baltimore pike in springfield. you saw awhile ago you can compare it to how traffic was pretty much at a standstill. it is crawling along now an little bit lighter than it was maybe an hour ago. but you can even hear, though, as cars go along the road just how wet the roads are here. as we mentioned the wind. looking at the trees blowing. traffic signs blowing. and power outages are also a big concern. we've been getting reports from our news desk from peco from other places about pow

shawnette wilson is tracking the conditions live in springfield tonight. shawnette. >> reporter: well, chris, at one point officials were saying they had about 75,000 residents here in delaware county without power. that was earlier this evening. i'm sure that number has changed but i can tell you where we are right now in baltimore pike the shopping center had power for most of the day one of the few areas and just went out in the past 30 minutes this shopping center went dark. so as you can see, the wind is not letting up. power crews out on the road for what will be a busy night likely into tomorrow. the combination of snow mixed with rain and whipping winds brought down power lines and trees all over delaware county. many roads looked leak this intersection front street near monroe in media blocked off by barricades. >> i was so scared. >> charlotte says the ride home with mom was frightening. >> the car was shaking and we couldn't get home. >> it was very windy and snowy. >> yeah. >> ty made it home butound it dark like more than 75,000 other homes acr

thousands of people without power our shawnette wilson is tracking conditions. r: no, dawn, i just heard scott williams mention the blowing snow. i've been asking people what is the worst part of, most annoying part of this whole thing and they've been saying the fact the snow is coming down and moving sideways combined with the wind it is just annoying. it's quite a bit of nuisance here. when we talk to you earlier we showed you baltimore pike that is where we are in springfield delaware county. you can see still a good amount of traffic on the roadsds as people try to mak their way home on friday. in the middle of a snowstorm. a lot of people saying it's hard to believe that we just started march here and they were looking for something other than snow. maybe some sunshine here. but i asked a couple of people too as well what are the roads like because i mentioned earlier it took us an hour and a half to get out here from old city, and they're saying that, um, the roads are getting better. i kind of feel like it's more people are getting home and there's maybe

shawnette wilson is live in bensalem. e, those skimmers are really easy to overlook. >> reporter: yeah, lucy, and that is the goal and believe it or not, they're actually getting smaller and smaller. but what is obvious and not easy to overlook are those cameras that you see like in an atm all around the building but police say those men do not care. they want your money and they'll do whatever to get it. they're brazen and up to no good. looking for your personal information access to your money. bensalem police say these two men are putting skimmers on atms in the area. >> that's the of it aorta. >> reporter: that's the size of it. i saw this couple pictures of the skimmers on b and bt on bristol road where they live. >> scary small. >> yes. >> because you wouldn't see it. >> reporter: charlie richmond says he's familiar with the exam and how criminals will put them anywhere. >> they've been putting them on gas pump also. >> reporter: police say the t on january nipth the bank was notified of unusual activity at the atm

our shawnette wilson is live tonight in croydon, bucks county, with what's happening there. awnette. >> reporter: iain, the biggest concern around here is flooding, and neighbors tell me the army core of engineers has made changes to protect them from flooding but not every neighborhood here is flood pro proof. >> you live on the water you kind of get used to it. >> ben greer an adorable son little ben liveth on sixth avenue in croydon just off neshaminy creek writ flows into the delaware river. flooding used to be a big concern for him until two years ago. >> they changed the area. they built a berm over here and they changed the water line and so it has been a concern. >> he certainly knows the damage a deluge of rain like what is expected to night into tomorrow could do to his proper. >> it feels good now i don't have to worry about it. i don't worry about my car. i don't worry about my equipment in the garage or my crawlspace and things like that. not far away the weekend weather is nerve racking to mart at a rivera pumping water out of her crawlspace for about three week

let's get out to shawnette wilson who's live in trevose fire company for you tonight. nette. >> reporter: iain, his mother says it is a miracle that he's okay. he didn't suffer any injuries, not even a courage and tonight his mom is crediting fellow firefighters with rushing him to the hospital to make sure he was okay. >> i had a call from the hospital that he's there and what happened. my heart start bee beating fast. >> allah priest relieved to see her son back at work tonight after dangerous fall put him in the hospital early this morning. he didn't want to talk on camera but his mother says she's glad he's alive. >> i'm a believer and i'm thankful to god that he heard my prayers. >> reporter: her son tim is a firefighter with trevose fire company in bucks county he respond to do his house fire around 2:45 this morning. chief ed frat wis sent were look to for victims and the floor gave way. >> went up the stairs, made a turn. went in one room floor gave way he fell through. >> emergency calls shook the department. >> you hear firefighter down, you don't know what it

shawnette wilson stand buying in wynnewood, montgomery county. let's begin tonight with kathy orr.hy, the all important question, how much snow are we going to get. >> you know that is going to be determined by the exact center of that area of low pressure, iain. there's no doubt that we'll see the heaviest snow north and west of philadelphia that is the red he had will red zone for sure many folks will be seeing a foot of snow. i have high confidence in that. here's our storm system developing off the coast this first primary symptom is weakening that nor'easter is definitely taking shape. we still have that winter storm warning in effect from philadelphia north and west where we expect highest accumulations south and east still advisory. new information the weather center does suggest some colder air moving a little bit farther south that could mean an increase of some of those snow totals but not significant increases. we'll go hour by hour. you can see by tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. here's a snapshot of what the weather map will be looking like when sue serio shows you what's go