. >> and i'm vai sikahema. cryst chr cyst as krystal klei has the forecast. but we start with brittney shipp. >> first part of the main steam won't get here until tomorrow. but dry conditions through today. light rain and snow expected through the evening. most of the area under a first alert which will go into effect until thursday at 7:00 a.m. here are the concerns with the first alert. accumulating chevy know. messy commutes tomorrow morning and especially tomorrow afternoon and evening. wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour which could bring down more trees and more power outages. agency we go through the day today, we'll don't see the clouds increasing through the afternoon. then by the time 8:00 rolls around, now, we're dealing with light rain through part philadelphia, south jersey. more of a rain/snow mix for pottstown, doylestown, allentown. and then through the overnight hours when you wake up tomorrow morning, it's a different story. we start to see colder air moving in. by the time you head into work tomorrow, the temperatures are cold enough for acc

vai and tracy. >>> the race to restore power is a marathon.day's storm especially with the next winter blast looming. >> nbc10's matt delucia is live in havertown where many people are still in the dark. matt. >> reporter: that's right, vai and tracy, hopefully not for too much launch, these folks here in havertown are still without power. as we pull back, you can see right here is a tree laying across the entire roadway here and right by this car. and there's also some utility lines that are still down as well. we've been seeing a lot of this over the past few days, and peco crews and public works crews are working to get it cleaned up and power restored. there are still power out in places like haverton and plenty still wondering when the electricity is going to come back on. for now, they're keeping the flashlights on and depending on others who do have power. >> these guys are up in cherry pickers for eight hours. ten miles from homeworking their rear ends off to try trying to get everybody back up and safe. >> reporter: if you're watching

. >> and i'm vai sikahema. we have team coverage tracking the storm which is set to bring heavy snow to the area. let's get to brittney shipp with the most accurate forecast in town. >> we have a first alert going tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. and going to continue all the way into thursday. it's basically going to affect the entire area, with the extension right along the shore. just because the shore is not expected to see a lot of accumulating snow, we're still going to get strong wind speeds. and the entire system is going to move through early wednesday into thursday, around 7:00 a.m. we'll start to see light rain tonight. but the accumulating snow is not set to hit the area until overnight hours. it will turn heavy into the wednesday evening commute. and we're expecting gusty wind speeds. we're talking gusts up to 40 miles per hour. that could bring down more tree limbs and add to power outages. this is what we're watching closely. we've already seen so much rain and snow. it's not going to take a lot to bring do

vai and tracey. >>> by this time tomorrow, we'll have issued our "first alert."'s get information on what we're looking at. >> timing is key. i will listen there are carefully to what brittany is going to say. >> we're tracking another storm coming in. the morning commutes are going to be messy. and tomorrow evening, the worst of the two. today is soothe sailing. tomorrow, you're going to see light rain and snow. here are the quick facts from the nor'easter coming in. accumulating heavy snow is the first main concern. we're also seeing to see wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. this is going to affect the visibility on both of your commutes especially your evening commute, and i'll show you why. "first alert" goes into in effect wednesday at 4:00 a.m. that's going to change for the rest of the evening. the reason why, the system is going to quickly move through the day today, we'll see that come from the south. the two interact. once we start to get that cold air wrapping around on the back end, that's when we start to get the strong and heavy snow bands moving t

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema. nbc 10's matt delucia is live along the jersey shore. meteorologist steve sosna has neighborhood by neighborhood forecast. and we also have katey zachary. but we begin with first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. >> make sure you are careful if you're leaving the house for your morning commute and especially as you head home from work. that's going to be our main concern. this stays into effect until tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. coastal flooding is going to be an issue for us, heavy mountain snow. and probably the most concern thing is going to be the rain switching over to wet snow causing whiteout conditions as we head into the afternoon. we can't emphasize this enough. even rain stretching down to south jersey, it's causing decreased visibility. but as we get into this afternoon things start to shift and our wind speeds is start to pick up. if you were closer to wilmington this is where we're just starting to see a bit of a change overfrom rain to snow. and then over the next t

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema.his morning dozens of schools are closed as the impacts of the major storm are being felt. you can see the list at the bottom of your screen scrolling there. and meteorologist brittney shipp is now tracking another storm in the first alert forecast. >> if you're still without power the last thing you want to hear is that another nor'easter is on its way. but that is what's in the forecast. today we'll see breezy conditions. lots of sunshine is out and also chilly conditions. pushing into tuesday our clouds increase and then rain moves in after 9:00, 10:00, and the main system starts to push in as we go through the day on wednesday. right now our temperatures 32 degrees in northeast philadelphia, 29 in allentown, 20 in trenton, just below freezing in atlantic city, 29 in wildwood. here's a look at our feels like temperatures. by 3:00 still going to feel like we're only at 37 degrees. for most of the morning at the pa suburbs it's going to feel like 25 degrees. lehigh valley similar cond

. >> and i'm vai sikehema. this morning dozens of schools are closed after the major storm impacts were felt. and we're tracking that. >> that's right. yet another storm is heading our way as we push into late tuesday night into wednesday. today we're going to start off with cold temperatures but lots of sunshine towards the afternoon. temperatures in trenton in the 30s. 29 in lancaster and 29 in reading. we'll continue to see gusty conditions or feels like temperatures will stay basically in the high 30s, low 40s. satellite radar shots showing us quiet conditions. but that again is going to change for us as we go into late tuesday and wednesday. as far as the next couple of hours are concerned, your late morning hours, 39 degrees for philadelphia. feels like temperatures closer to 31. cold temperatures by the time you head out the door. your feels like temperatures are going to be in the high 30s. we'll talk about the second nor'easter and also check in with jessica boyington for a closer look at the roadways.

. >> reporter: well, i have some of it in my hand, vai. for the folks around here in havertown they've been trying to clean up as best as they can. over here you can see some of the utility lines and a giant utility pole that has crashed over here and was up rooted during that storm on friday. again, these folks have been busy over the weekend trying to clean up as best they can. only a couple of houses have power at this point. peco saying delaware county hit the hardest in terms of outages. let's take a look at what people are dealing with throughout the area and what we have been seeing quite a bit of lately. you see the generators running, the chain saws going throughout the area. and the halverford ymca was helping people with phone charging and getting a shower. and they brought back in people from other states to get the power back on. and the county was telling residents the power might not be fully back on until wednesday or thursday. >> it's been 50 degrees in the house. we've lost power before but never for this long period of t

. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, vai. certainly slippery conditions out here this morning, although not so bad on the roads. at least not yet. this is what you'll find when you walk out the door this morning. snow on your cars and also on the grass and parts of the sidewalk. let's talk more now about traffic conditions. this is germantown avenue, a major traffic artery going through philadelphia. you can see right here on the black top still slippery and slushy in places. we do know the city has 40,000 tons of salt to work with and has equipment and man power to keep the roads safe. a message from the mayor, stay home if possible especially when the heart of the storm sets in today. >> stay home and stay safe and let the road crews do their work. meantime doctors say slips and falls will likely cause the most injuries during this storm. >> in severe cases those accidents can lead to broken bones and head injuries and can even be deadly. if you have to go outside make your sure shoes have rubber soles on them, and if you u

i'm vai sikehema. >> i'm tracy davidson. we have you covered.eteorologists tracking the storm's path and impact. our reporters are showing us cessions you can expect and traffic troubles, we've already had them. we begin with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> lots of moving parts with this system. it's going to last all the way until 10:00 a.m. the reason we issued this is we have wind gusts between 50 to 70 miles per hour today. the one thing we're watching on the coast is the changeover from rain to wet snow that could cause whiteout conditions when you couple it with our

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema.les and what you could expect all demands on where you live. we have a team of meteorologists and reporters tracking this storm. the conditions outside and any traffic trouble you might face with katey zachary. we begin with first alert meteorologist brittney shipp, though. >> this is challenging storm. things are going to shift, so you have to stick with us as we go through the morning. heavy at times, so that's the fist thing you need to know as you head the door. we're just starting to see breezy conditions. and snow is starting to move into parts of the poconos and also getting closer to it lehigh valley, which basically means we're watching cold air filter in on the back of this system. and even seeing a bit of change over to wet snow just outside wilmington. the thing we're sure of is the fact the entire area is going to be dealing with really strong wind speeds. and we're talking about 50 miles per hour for your lunch hour. moderate rain coming unin parts of westchester. by 9:00

political correspondent barbara vai's all thank you very much meanwhile another european countries facing some uncertainty this hour italians are casting their ballots in a general election that's turning out to be a tightly contested race a center right coalition anchored by former prime minister silvio berlusconi's fourth party could come out with a majority the economy and immigration have dominated what's been unpredictable campaign and there are more surprises on election day. former italian prime minister and leader of the right wing coalition silvio berlusconi prepares to cast his vote in milan but like so many things in this eighty one year old's life nothing is predictable. a topless activists from the women's group femen shouts time's up bella stony and your expired dallas county. but a lot. but there's little that can deter this veteran politician is barred from holding office because of tax evasion his coalition no could emerge as the largest bloc in parliament making him the kingmaker. and he's like a cartoon character who wants everybody to like him makes me laugh it's the f

that was barbara vai's old there reporting from london now let's catch up on some other stories making news around the world today an explosion in the afghan capital kabul has left at least twenty six people dead and about twenty others wounded the afghan interior ministry says a suicide bomber on foot definitely did his explosives on a road leading to a shiite shrine. and myanmar's first civilian president hootin jaw has resigned saying he wants to take a rest from his current work he's a close ally of defacto leader own son suchi who is barred from the presidency under the constitution a successor is to be appointed within seven days. germany's chancellor angela merkel is due to lay out her government's plans for the next four years in an address to parliament today that's after being sworn in last week for a fourth term lawmakers will be watching with interest after months of wrangling to form a government many of parliament are still deeply unhappy with the result which is a grand coalition between backless conservatives and social democrats now it's up to merkel to win their confi

lawmakers will be taking up this political crisis barbara vai's all followed an e.u. fact finding mission to slovakia and sent us this report it was in this house that journalist chick and his partner martina with home. neighbors come every day to light candles they are still shocked by what happened in their quiet village defect finding mission from the european parliament has also arrived to pay their respects this is really the moment where you realize this is what it's about. you know to to to work on the world where things like this don't happen it cannot go without punishment but how much political will is there to find the murderers and the people who ordered the cold blooded execution of good joke and again the same government that is facing more and more allegations of corruption lead the investigation the e.u. parliamentarians brought their questions to prime minister robert feed so but were evidently not convinced by his response there are so many allegations of corruption and fraud and criminal activity going around i mean there's so much smoke there's cle

. >> and i'm vai sikehema. we have issued afirst alert because of the conditions out there this morning. slippery roads, of course. many city and state offices are closed today. >> so are nearly 700 schools. the full list of school closures running at the bottom of your screen and you can check for nbc 10 for updates. the conditions on the roads a well, we begin with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> we do have a fets alefirst at in effect. it virtually the entire area is under this first alert. we expect to see accumulating snow. this is going to be heavy, wet snow that sticks to power lines and tree limbs. so we could see even more power outages. and heavy snow is going to decrease your visibility as you're driving around. it's slippery on some our sidewalks. we can't emphasize to be careful whether you're walking or driving. we're already seeing a good amount of precipitation over the area. atlantic city down to cape may, dover all seeing rain. but we're seeing steady snow come down especially over parts of p

idealism. >> seven out of eight inno vai or to requester fiercely idealistic pursuing goal that is noble and honorably that drives them not money, you know, not fame. a lot of them sacrifice their health. their reputation, their families, their leisure everything in pursuit this have goal because it was an ideal. >> and exception was -- >> edison. number five, driven to work. not like in a car but -- although some might have been. yeah. >> yeah. they all -- loved to worker but i refer to border coolly i'm a dog person they're known for being just incredible work animals because they get such joy out of herding sheep, in fact, they'll herd anything. chats and children and chickens, and you don't have to train them o or reward them they do it because they love it. saying among dog people if you don't give theme job it will come up with its open and you will not like it and all on the set were like this. they were happiest when they were working hard. >> so sense a separateness extreme confidence. creative mind higher purpose, driven to work. so let's go back to the separateness. especially

. >> and i'm vai sikehema. this morning dozens of schools are closed after the major storm impacts were felt. and we're tracking that. >> that's right. yet another storm is heading our way as we push into late tuesday night into wednesday. today we're going to start off with cold temperatures but lots of sunshine towards the afternoon. temperatures in trenton in the 30s. 29 in lancaster and 29 in

. >> and i'm vai sikehema. this storm is also causing classes to be canceled at this hour. we have those schools closed at the bottom of the screen. >> the entire area is virtually under this first alert. the concern as we go through today and really it's already starting is accumulating heavy, wet snow. this is going to affect both of your commutes as you go to work, head home from work. we'll see wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour, and with that heavy, wet, sticky snow it could bring down trees and power line. we're barely recovering from the system that moved through on friday. cook look at timing. now through 8:00 we're seeing snow, more of a wintery mix for some locs and mainly rain at the coast. we'll start to see the snow picking up am. between 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. we'll see that steady, heavy, wet snow making a mess of the roads. and once the system moves out because it's a quick moving system, we'll still be dealing with messy roads. that's something to remember as you go through your day. be very, very careful. we'll fly you into the neighborhood level near parts o

. >> and i'm vai sikahema.have team coverage tracking the storm which is set to bring heavy snow to the area. let's get to brittney shipp with the most accurate forecast in town. >> we have a first alert going tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. and going to continue all the way into thursday. it's basically going to affect the entire area, with the extension right along the shore. just because the shore is not expected to see a lot of accumulating snow, we're still going to get strong wind speeds. and the entire system is going to move through early wednesday into thursday, around 7:00 a.m. we'll start to see light rain tonight. but the accumulating snow is not set to hit theea

i'm vai sikahema. it is gloomy out there.see extremely strong wind gusts, dangerously strong, up to 50 miles per hour by 11:00 a.m. in philadelphia. up to 44 in avalon. up to 50 in rehoboth. we will be seeing rain or wet snow depending on where you are. we are already seeing cold air working in the back of the system. it is giving us snow in the poconos. a mix in the lehigh valley. parts of redding switching over to wet snowfall. this will be the trend for the rest of the day. be really careful as you head home from work. >> all of this weather will have an effect on the roads. let's check in with katy zach przachry. >> there is some moisture on the camera and still some slight ponding on the roads. let's take a look at our camera in pennsylvania. this is a look at 476, the blue route, at ridge pike. we are seeing extra volume coupled with slower speeds. if you are going southbound between the turnpike and 76, your speeds are considerably lower. vai? >> you can track today's major storm along with the nbc 10's first alert wea

i am vai sikahema. just about 8:30.ecast. >> a nor'easter is heading our way. first alert goes in effect tonight until thursday 7:00 a.m. it will effect the entire area. the reason why we issued this, we expect accumulating heavy snow. messy commute tomorrow morning and evening. ginl gusty winds 40 miles per hour could bring down more trees and power lines and lead to more power outages. radar shows a few clouds. rain will start later this evening after 8:00 p.m. first alert goes into effect by 11:00. this is part of the system, it will continue tracking our way. by 8:00, expect light rain in your area, and then of course we'll keep you updated on how much snow to expect in your neighborhood. >> thank you. >>> let's check the roads with first alert reporter jessica boyington. >> watching a crash in goshen township. shoulder and right lane blocked. big delays approaching the scene. and sun glare on 295. slow both directions north and south. >> thank you. >>> track the next major storm system with the nbc10 first alert we

. >> vai pointed out, walking from the car, it's slippery. he almost slipped. be careful.e'll tell you more about the story later. a live look, philadelphia seeing snow still. with a lot of temperatures at freezing or just below 0, we could see moisture glazing over. be careful walking around. slow down when you're driving. most of the area under a first alert until0

. >> and i'm vai sikehema. this storm is also causing classes to be canceled at this hour.e have those schools closed at the bottom of the screen. >> the entire area is virtually under this first alert. the concern as we go through today and really it's already starting is accumulating heavy, wet snow. this is going to affect both of your commutes as you go to work, head home from work. we'll see wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour, and with that heavy, wet, sticky snow it could bring down trees and power line. we're barely recovering from the system that moved through on friday. cook look at timing. now through 8:00 we're seeing

specifically, vai, you were saying the boulevard.nd just minutes ago there was a crash reported on the boulevard. it further adds to the vad vice we're giving you all things are a little dicy this morning. the good news is the vine is open in both directions, not closed for overnight construction. take a look at your drive time. your drive time is still pretty good. we're seeing average speeds where they should be in the low to mid-60s. into philadelphia that will take you about 13 minutes. let's take a look at the pennsylvania turnpike. because i just got an alert there is some kind of issue twine pa westbound and fort washington northbound. back to you guys. >>> 4:22 right now. a summertime decision for the king. >> what are you talking about? >> oh, you know what we're talking about. lebron james speaks out about reports he's seriously considering moving to philly. >>> it's 4:25 right now. we are in a first alert this morning for a major storm bringing rain, dangerous winds and even snow here to our area. here's a live look right

vai?eather's having a huge impact on the roads. let's check in with jessica boyington in the first alert traffic center. >>> yeah, the huge impact on the roads. the good thing is a lot of people didn't make it out the door this morning. it's even -- i wouldn't even say sort of close to a normal morning commute. there's barely any cars on most of the majors. 422 eastbound here, around trooper road, usually at this time it's stacked from end to end especially eastbound toward the schuylkill. right now we're watching wet and slippery conditions. also downed wires. now the road is mainly back open in pennsauken township. 73 seeing lane restrictions around 130. back to you. >> thank you. >>> make sure you have the free nbc10 app by your side throughout today. you can track the forecast right down to your specific neighborhood, plus see snow totals and a full list of road closures. >>> we'll have another update in less than a half hour. if you'd have told me three years ago that we'd be download

. >> and i'm vai sikehema. this morning we have issued a first alert for our area.tracking it all for you. matt delucia is live along the jersey shore, and we begin with first alert meteorologist brittany shipp with the latest. >> you really need to slow down for your morning commute and especially for your evening commute. you can already see on the back end we're starting to see a little snowfall. it's still outside of our area. it's closer to harrisburg. but we could see a lot of this rain switching over to snow. it's going to be wet snow, but we're also going to see our wind speeds kicking up as well. we're talking about wind gusts closer to 50 miles per hour. the heaviest is right over philadelphia stretching up to parts of hatfield even into lehigh valley. our rainfall rates are closer to about 3/4ths per hour. stretching down towards chest, and as we go into the rest of today we'll continue to see the heavy rain coming down. it is affecting the entire area. this started early this morning. it's going to stay in effect until saturday at 10:00 a.m. and wind gus

hopeful we have a camera outside where vai almost spilled it this morning. >> pull the video. >> breaking news. starting on route 38, cameras at nixon drive. it was around nixon drive, morristown. i don't know the intersection because they just turned it around and zoomed in from far away. it's flashing lights at the intersection right there. definitely something to look into and get exactly where it is. either way, the nixon drive camera they turned around and zoomed in on this spot. i'm going to double check. traffic is getting by, just slow. it's so early that it doesn't totally matter. in mt. laurel, downed wires at hartford near the highway, they're blocking the road. they'll be detouring you around. speed restrictions on the new jersey turnpike down to 45 miles per hour in both directions north and south from the delaware memorial bridge to exit 8a in south brunswick. back to you. >>> free ride. why one man's drunk uber journey is getting paid for. >>> going green. why one group isn't letting snow stand in the way of their tradition. >>> wilmington is getting a jump on the preparati

enough naive to fing that vai are going to help them with things because they feel that some are finning pain because the of the situation of the country so if they feel very free with them to have them that now we know that this is not as easy as it seems to be at the beginning and that if you go to iraq or to syria or if you are just in france having sort of their roots here with jihadist that means that we have faith in our policy in france now the thing is that. if even if just thirty say that fifty percent or what even one percent of the person who are now know as judge just on terrorist are poor person that have no knowledge it is not an excuse it is just a way to analyze the reality of the situation to bring the solution to eradicate this situation it is a very important point it is not a way to say that all the muslims are the problem some of them with seems this is the truth of the problem but it is not a question of religion because this to be say also that most of them have no good religion background so it is mostly for me i'm just wondering when your second is a u.s. citizen

. >> and i'm vai sikahema. your latest but we begin with brittney shipp. >> it's going to start tomorrow acting all the way until thursday. starts at 4:00 a.m. wednesday and goes all the way until thursday at 7:00 a.m. the big concern about the next nor'easter moving in, it's accumulating snow and it's going to happen over both of our commutes wednesday. wednesday evening, expect it to be worse wednesday morning. both, expected to be messy. gusty wind speeds up to 40 miles per hour. not quite as strong as the last nor easter that moved through to bring down trees and power lines. part of system is still bringing a laot of snow to parts of the midwest. we'll see dry conditions, we'll see a dry day until we get on later to this evening. closer to 9:00 is when we'll see rain showers moving through. this is the bake timing. by wednesday at noon, your lunch hour to 2:00, now, we're starting to see more of a changeover. and as we get closer to the morning commute hour, that's when the steadier snow starts to ping and

. >>> the three people vaiing to be governor took place in a debate today. they answered tough questions this afternoon. ellsworth and mango are from the pittsburgh area. she's an attorney he's a businessman. wagner is a state senator and also the owner of a waste company in york county. they talked about the importance of new businesses, education and jobs in the state. >> i see pipelines delivering that energy for families and businesses. i see downstream businesses that will attract new business and allow existing business to grow. >> we have to consult vail the clusters of businesses where we can be globally competitive. >> we have a skilled labor crisis. we need to retool and reinvent or education system so we can fill those jobs. >> it was not much mention of governor tom wolfe, the democrat that one of these candidates will take on in the fall. >>> happening tonight, temple university will hold a town hall meeting to discuss the proposed new football stadium. the universe wants to build a flu 35,000-seat stadium on the campus at 16th and north streets

vai sikahema introduces us to ricky. >> we came to the jma institute of culinary arts because ricky wantso be a chef. >> this is from spain. >> he makes healthy versions of his favorite spanish and latin dishes. he's here to hone his craft. this young man as eclectic taste. he's a foodie for sure but he loves -- >> [ inaudible ] >> i would say he's happiest because he fantasizes about being steph curry. steph curry were next to him, he'd be on a cloud. >> perfect. >> basketball, cooking, singing and friends, all pale in comparison when it comes to ricky's wish of a forever family. >> someone to be there for you. hugging to make you feel better. >> ideally somebody who will be involved with him to some extent. whether it's a mom and a dad or just a mom or just a dad. he is partial to more of a traditional family. i think at least if he were the youngest child in the family, if not the only so he does get that personal attention. >> what does ricky offer a potential adoptive family? >> he has a good heart. i think he would take that to a family with him. everybody wants a wonderful warm hea

. >> vai pointed out, walking from the car, it's slippery. he almost slipped. be careful. he'll tell you more about the story later. a live look, philadelphia seeing snow still. with a lot of temperatures at freezing or just below 0, we could see moisture glazing over. be careful walking around. slow down when you're driving. most of the area under a first alert until 7:00 a.m. we expect slippery roads, side streets that haven't been plowed will be a mess. dealing with power outages. maybe your neighborhood might not have power. it will be hard to see everything. a poor commute is on tap. things should get better toward the afternoon when we get the sun shining brightly and temperatures pushing closer to 40 degrees. now we're at 34. below freezing for suburbs. 34 in philadelphia. 33 in south jersey. temperatures in delaware at 32. around the region in mt. airy, 31. society hill, a little above freezing, 34. 32 in parkside. 31 in coatesville. west chester, below freezing. hatboro, we picked up good amounts of snowfall, closer to nine inches. 31 degrees. this is the combinat

he made a point of vaying that. i believe at the funeral of stefane clark. richard let's go to you. the racial issue in the country, i think it is, at least on the economic levelt should be gettig better. it is slowly getting better. republicans are arguing, at least trump ist arguing we want to make sure we have more jobs for people, who need them, black white,la latino, entering the workforce force the first time. slowing down the number of illegal immigrants who take those traditional entry level jobs. i don't think they have done a great job selling that. i think they should. i think dump should go into the areas, as uncomfortable as it might be and preach the good news of his economic reform. >> two, donald trump said to the black community, what do you have to lose. the answer? , healthcare, voting rights. >> social security? >> i'm saying, we now see after a year and a quarter there are thing. >> laura: how are they losing votingse rights? >> it seems to me if you look at what the justice department is doing and not doing. they're not standing up for the votingot rights of th

good mong, i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. the school semipacts willing frefrg schools to mass transsits. right now we have several school closings, early dismissals across our area. you can see a full list of event closures on our nbc 10 app right now, it's a free app, check it out. it has a lot of information there. also we can tell you that septa regional rail and j transit trains operating on special snow schedules. we is have that information there too. we're also watching power outages which have been a problem since friday's storms. thousands of people still not back online and with today's wind and heavy snow adding to the issue, well, we'll see what happens. right now nearly 15,000 customers are without electricity. >> the and our live team coverage of this major storm kicks off with nbc 10 first alert brittney shipp. brittany. >> it's been a busy morning for us and now we continue to see this changing testimony. so sometimes we're seeing rain, sometimes a mix, snow, it will go back to mix sometimes. here's a closer l

the european parliament's for the very latest let's go now to brussels and our correspondent barbara vai's all barbara just how concerned is the e.u. about the mounting political crisis in slovakia right now. particularly shocked and concerned of course about the murder of the uncouth because this was the second murder cold blooded killing of a journalist in the middle of europe within a few months we remember that something similar happened in october in malta and then we see almost a mirror on mirapex or in the case of soka where investigative journalists have uncovered as you said. of the highest government circles to organized crime in this case to one of the big crime families in italy the gaita and so we cease development that the european union had not been aware off and that it is now trying to grip and peed sort of further further things that could be slidin european values that everybody in brussels said really need to be maintained ok this is very important of course maintaining european values now you've just come back from brother slava where the murders took place what are so

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