live from broomall, trish hartman for channel six "action news", walter. >> thanks, trish w that said delaware county and montgomery county took the largest hit when it came to losing power. peco still has more than 228,000 customers, without electricity, in the five county region. atlantic city electric has more than 10,000 outages, most are in cape may and cumberland counties. pse and g has 5600 customers in our region still in the dark. del marva has about 8,000 customers without power at this time. >>> and down trees hampered septa's bus, trolley and regional rail lines services this morning. this bus got stuck on manayunk avenue in manayunk due to slick conditions. septa's regional rail services remains suspended until further notice due to power problems caused by ice covered up lines and down trees. there is a linc to septa's alternative service options on the web site at six abc.com. >>> amtrak, meanwhile is beginning to restore services after a coming to the complete halt along northeast corridor at the height of the storm yesterday. is there modified services being offered b

trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> some folks in parts of the lehigh valley are digging out from several inches or more of snow, this was the snowy scene in s hall township. than a foot of snow. got more in this matter a big storm hits you can keep track of the latest where you ever by using our free 6abc app that gives you updates posted by our team of meteorologists an live radar and traffic cameras to keep you updated on road conditions. >>> new information from the west kensington section of philadelphia. some people were forced out into the cold and the high winds in the storm to get away from a fire that ripped through their three-story row home on hancock street. the fire started at 4:00 a.m., firefighters searched the reported. >>> police say they capture man accused of murdering his wife and another women in the mayfair section. a brief chase led police to hunting valley. police say he s his 42-year-old wife and a 71-year-old woman in the head inside a home on the 3400 block of chippen daily avenue. >>> beginning monday, the cherry hill school district will implement new

trish hartman was at the airport last night and spoke to some of the travelers. >> all train service has been canceled. >> reporter: we found long lines and full bencheses -- benches at 30th street station at the height of the storm. >> septa canceled trains to wilmington and n were at the flower show trying to get to the flower show. >> i got here at 430 i look at the board it said it was 99 minutes late. >> reporter: amtrak suspended i-95 corridor leaving many stranded. >> it's madness bought a train ticket to richmond hopefully i'll get out. commutes that were minutes turned into hours. >> very difficult and dangerous. >> definitely you have to drive with two hands out here tonight to be safe. >> the winds the winds really, the roads are fine, but the wind are bad. >> reporter: at philadelphia canceled because of high winds and snow. american airlines suspended flights for the day. frustrated flyers are trying to rebook or find their bags. >> i'm trying to find not going anywhere. i just want to go home. ay more impacted because of t yesterday, be sure to check flight status befor

trish hartman is at philadelphia international airport. if trying to drive fly or train.s been rough going. r we fou o geker 500 flights werehe weather made a mess of things tonight.>> ael longines and ful storm.sepndtrains. >> we were at the sh >> here at 4:30.aiitk suspended servic p ge go ut.mally hr t hands tonight. t tportg trying >>mrying to ge luggage bt fl tomorrow airport officia flights could be impacted as well becau of the cancellations today. check your flight status before channel6>> aled a man in upper marion. the 57-ye driving south near arden road windshield of his car. he was proth at thene was hell at 5:45. the victim suffered head injuries. >>ree came crashing down on keller road cleaver. through the roof, second floor and to the floor. fortunately,zingly, no one the latest onhee have problems come> tomorrowing 40 mile storm tracker 6 live one band of snow bucks county through center city into south jersey. not heavy snow but still snow in the air. is, three of snow. peak62 philadel 71 cape adviso gusting 50 miles per hour. >> all right, adam, gusts hi

and the crews are could having avenue inch of the nor'easter and trish hartman in montgomery county and nydia han in rihouse square and sara bloomquist with sledders. >>> and lets go to cecily tynan and adam joseph with the latest on the storm. >> the storm system is lifting out of our region but it did pack a punch for parts of the area. >> we see double digit snowfall totals across the heart of the delaware valley here with the blinding snow at times this afternoon. >> and for philadelphia it's out of here let go over to the "action news" weather center. and this shows you the broad picture of double scan live radar and the storm is working up close toward long island and really shutting off the snow in most of our viewing area but there is one more band across new jersey, from burlington county into ocean county. near surf city and this is racing to the east. pretty quickly and this is where we have that blinding snow. we can flip this over and show you the snowfall rates. typically with snowfalls at the rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour. but right along this band we have snow falling a

trish hartman is checking the situation in plumstead township this afternoon. >> reporter: hi rick, yes it's coming down and definitely lightened up and snowing for the past several hours in plumstead and we'll give you the idea of the conditions here. the parking lot is wet and slushy here and then we have a couple inches of accumulation a wet, heavy packing snow here. we are along 611 here and now it's just wet. we have been seeing a mix of slush around 10:00 and it started to stick on the road and plows are coming through regularly. and the roads are looking pretty good. we talk to a number of people out and about this morning getting supplies and we talked to people that lost power for days because of this last storm. and bracing for any issues and we talked to the plumsteadville fire chief about the concerns he has going into the storm. >> the snow being heavy is kind of a concern. what kind of trees is it going to bring down on the power lines. we are lucky there is not a lot of traffic. it's different trying to get around. really just being prepared with what we are dealing and c

meantime our trish hartman talked to people finding ways to stay warm and finding fun in the storm's aftermng gym national nadia is getting some extra gym time. >> i like to jump on the trampoline and the foam pit. >> our whole neighborhood is down. >> reporter: so they came to upper marion dance and gymnastics center which opens its doors. >> keep the kids entertained. no electricity is entertained. >> i just sat and stayed warm and got back on to my internet and the kids danced and had a great time. >> reporter: high winds brought down trees over the area. this tree fell on to power lines. delaware county declared a state of emergency. and bringing in more resources. the head of the county's emergency services is urging folks without power to be safe. >> turning on the stove to heat your home rigging electrical appliances off a battery or generator outside, placing generators inside a building where carbon monoxide is an issue, all of these things can lead to tragedy. >> reporter: trish hartman, channel 6 action news. >> following friday's nor'easter, septa is dealing with disrupti

live trish hartman for channel six "action news". >> walter that storm pack a tri>>> some municipalities have set up warming and charging stations like this one in northampton township, library there i in bucks county. for a full list of the warming station locations go to our web site at six abc.com. ood news amtrak tonight all scheduled amtrak northeast corridor services between washington d.c., amtrak was also in the of issuing refunds to travelers affected by cancellations over the past few days. >> so this stor does continue but the wind is still a factor tonight. week will start off dry but accu weather now tracking another storm. >> time for a check of the accu weather meteorologist melis sarah we arel d evening and intoight.t st hour 36 miles an hou at 32 miles an hou here's satellite six withou can see the cloud cover as a result of nor'easter, that is brought out along the atlantic but cloud shield across areas of new england we ar dealing with the constant wind s from the north and northwest and that is why wind s are a factor throughout the rest of this evening and g a. flo w

live to bucks county, more beautiful scenery and then conditions for driving in the so great, trish hartman knows all too well and can give us update, hi there, trish from plumstead township. >> reporter: hey, yah it is beautiful here but it is also very wet and it is one of the things that myself, and my photographers, rick and machine calf been struggling with just to keep everything dry from just ourselves and the equipment. i had to swap out my ifb, ear piece because the other one was so wet it sounded like everyone back there under water so i could not, here, hopefully this will stay dry. and, measurements, and, we have our yardstick here. we will go over to the grass where things are getting pretty deep here. and, right here, right here at this spot, it is reading 13 inches on the grass here in plumsteadville, right here at 611, 5 miles north of doyletown. so, the snow actually looks like it is starting to get lighter, still falling, steadily, and it is starting to lighten up the past hour it was really coming down, we will show you road conditions here on 611. plow trucks have been c

. >> reporter: trish hartman, channel 6 action news. >> as we go north for a look at how the nor'easter is still impacting many people there. this is video near boston. >> your time now 6:05. if you're just waking up, some new information to tell but this morning, one man is dead, another in critical condition after a shooting. the action cam at the scene, 6th and spring garden street. police say the two men were sitting and eating when a gun pman walked up to their car and started shooting. the driver was pronounced dead at the hospital. the passenger in the pack seat had a bullet injury to the leg, back and stomach. police have so far not been able to make an arrest. >>> new this morning one person is dead. the action cam also at this scene. police say an suv veered off the street and hit a concrete planter and smashed through a fence and came to a stop on septa property. police say the driver was thrown from the vehicle. >> also new this morning, passengers of a new jersey transit train had to scramble for safety when a fire broke out in one of the train's come. the river line train

trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> your time, 7:58 a.m. why hall township, the sto ed modern ats ooo anytime a big su can keep track of the latest wherever you are, by using our 6abc app that gives updates by our team of meteorologists and live updates and traffic cameras for the road conditions. >>> saturday morning new technology making a difference for heart patients at a local hospital. >>> we'll introduce you to a man who said it's helping him be there for his daughter. >>> plus this, a large tree comes tumbling down exposing part of an apartment building leaving hundreds out in the cold. >> reporter: we wanted this snow a few months ago we got a lot yesterday more snow ask on the way for the area as we head into the middle of next week. we'll have that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast right after this. st business is doubling your internet speed so you can download large files faster and power more employees on more devices all for a new low price. what does that equal? our best internet offer ever. you do the matted t