right now on "nbc 10 news toda today", getting out of the dark. crews are restoring power to tens of thousands still without electricity following friday's storm. we're live in a neighborhood expecting help this morning. cleaning up the mess. the storm knocked down so many trees, it will take time and effort to get them all cleared up. oh, my god! >> talk about a close call caught an camera. a downed tree and a blown transformer happening all at once in the aftermath of the storm. ed good thing is that the storm is out of here. now the cleanup. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary can noronnors.

>> i'm dray clark. lot of people still in the dark from the storm we had. a look at the first alert neighborhood weather. krystal klei is here with her most accurate forecast in town. >> the problem with the fact that so many still have power out is it is cold out there. we have not warmed up. we're looking at chilly conditions and many folks who got hoe tolls because of this. take a look at the temperatures. we're still under the influence of that system that brought us all of the rain and snow on friday. no longer any rain or snow. it's really the winds to contend with. they're not as strong as yesterday. but it is breezy out there. it will be breezy the rest of today. as a result, it's going to feel colder than it truly is. if you stepped outside yesterday, it was chilly out there. 29 in philadelphia where it's 30 in wilmington and 29 in reading. feels like temperatures at 31 degrees at the atlantic city airport. pretty much all of us feeling

below freezing. on our radar and satellite, even the clouds yesterday, especially in the late afternoon, were moving out. we had beautiful sunsets yesterday with that mix of clouds and sunshine. today the clouds thin out even more. as we trend through the next few hours, we'll go from an actual temperature of 38 degrees to upper 30s at 8:00 a.m. still breezy. the winds won't let up. but the temperatures and the sky conditions are looking a little better. we'll talk more about what to expect neighborhood by neighborhood as we go hour by hour. >> thanks, krystal. crews have plenty of work ahead of them to get the power back on to thousands without it. >> the storm took out power to more than 616,000 peko customers. now at 133,000.

>> pique owe was getting help from outside. >> illinois sent help. >> randy gyllenhaal is live where neighbors are without power. randy? >> reporter: this is why the lights are still out in so many neighborhoods. take a look behind me. two days after the storm and you've still got gigantic trees like this one blocking roads, hanging on to power lines. this is on williamson road in glad win. while some homes don't have power, a few streets away they do have power. it's all really random. depends where you live, what street you're on, whether crews have gotten to you yet. montgomery county still has about 40,000 outages. in delaware county, that's the number one county we're seeing even more. in fact, in delaware county, a third of the entire county lost power at the peak. county officials there signed a disaster declaration yesterday. that opens up more resources. we found people in montgomery and delaware counties finding

creative ways to keep warm out electricity. >> p went out about 6:00 yesterday. we're going to stay warm. have a couple beers. >> seems like you got to make do, right? >> that's it. it's all you can do. that's it. all we can do. >> reporter: driveway campfire. in bryn mawr, we're told that's one of the hardest hit towns. a lot of power lines still down there. peco is planning to have crews there by 8:00 this morning. but they say it really could take until sometime on monday to get most people across the region to have their lights back on. live in glad win, randy gyllenhaal. nbc 10 news. police in north jersey hasay say a man was killed after touching power lines. flooding rains, raging winds and powerful waves left a trail of damage from the carolinas to

maine. well over a million households were still without power. in quincy, massachusetts, the national guard evacuated people to shelters. the storm also forced thousands of flight delays and cancellations, closed roads and prijs and shut down amtrak's northeast corridor. there's familiar sounds echoed in and around of the area yesterday. chainsaws and chippers got a workout as crews clear the way. >> finally calmed down now. now hopefully we can get like some response to fixing stuff and getting our power back. >> down the shore, minor flooding in the back bays forced people to wade through knee-high water to get to their cars. >> oh, my god. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> that is a frightening response to a chain reaction that happened last night. it happened in havertown

delaware county. a transformer caught fire. a driver hit the brakes on his car as another tree fell hitting his hood. luckily, the driver was not hurt. also in delaware county, several trees toppled over next to this house in drexel hill yesterday. you can see the pile of broken branches next to the home. the falling tree just missed causing major damage to the house. if you are without power and your phones and tablets getting low on juice, comcast opened up xfinity stores to log in and power up. go to any store and bring your devices. comcast, by the way, is the parent company of nbc 10. happening now, part of roosevelt boulevard is shut down because of this accident. the driver crashed into a tree at the boulevard and friendship street in may fair just after 4:00 this morning. medics rushed a woman to the hospital in critical condition. all southbound lanes are closed between friendship street and

cottman avenue. keep that in mind if you're headed out. let's go to south jersey. news out of atlantic county where a police officer is recovering after a suspected drunk driver slammed right into his patrol car. it happened on route 322 in hamilton township friday night during the height of the storm. the officer was diverting traffic because of downed power lines. that's when the driver crashed into the front of the officer's car. the driver was not hurt. but he is facing a number of charges. 5:37 right now on this sunday. coming up, it's hollywood's night to shine. we'll preview the academy awards. >> a woman's history month to get girls up to speed on everything high tech.

welcome back. i'm first alert meteorologist krystal klei. we were in the upper 20s to 30,

31 degrees. below freezing. look at the actual temperatures here. this is the impact of the winds we're still battling thanks to that system from two days ago now. 36 in pottstown. 38 in wilmington and 39 in atlantic city. we've got the upper 30s, even low 40s for actual temperatures. you can see the only spot that's sitting below the freezing line in our region is mt. pocono where some reports of almost 2 feet of snow fell. that area is going to stay around freezing territory. wind gusts, this is a good sign. they're not like they were yesterday. instead, only gusts at around 20, 25 miles per hour. not even reporting philly, dover or toms river at this point. only into the 30s at best for the highest gusts that we see this afternoon. nonetheless, winds around 15, 25 miles per hour. the feels-like trend. 10:00 a.m. in philadelphia, 31 degrees, feeling like 37 in the

afternoon. but it will be sunny out there. sky conditions will be nice. just feel cold all day long. 35 for the feels-like this afternoon. upper 20s to low 30s in the lehigh valley. delaware, close to 40 this afternoon. same deal in new jersey and the jersey shore. but that's as good as it gets. we'll talk more about the temperatures as we get into the workweek. we're tracking another storm that looks to bring us more snow coming up. we'll be watching for that. thanks, krystal. as we celebrate women's history month, it's march after all. make a difference inspiring the next generation. >> we need our girls to understand that they can't be afraid of technology. they have to be part of what's happening. >> tracy wells from rockman is the founder of tech girls. it's dedicated to closing the gender gap in the tech world. they're holding events like this one? center city yesterday. they can get their hands-on coding and orobotics.

you can learn more at today's inspiring woman, premiering march 24th at 7:00 here on nbc 10. a great work ethic. i'm responsible and when i was born, i was 3 feet tall and weighed 26 pounds. >> charles barkley hosting "saturday night live." more from his monologue coming up next.

nobody was amused by mother nature. take a look at this storm damage to flyer goalie ilya briz galng gala. >> many families are dealing with similar situations. we caught up with a busy guy this weekend. a tree trimmer. he had tips for homeowners. >> a lot of the big pines, people let them grow like the big white pines. what i would do is take some

weight off of them. you really got to thin some trees out sometimes to get the air through them better. >> tree trimmers will be very busy over the next few days answering the calls for help. a quick reminder. aaa says if a tree falls on your house, insurance should cover it. if a tree falls in your yard and doesn't hit anything, you have to pay for the removal. this morning, hollywood is remembering actor david ago den steers. he lost his battle with bladder cancer. he's best known for his role on mash as major charles winchester iii. also tonight in hollywood. >> they will honor the best work at the 90th annual academy awards. we have a preview for it. >> wow. this is moonlight. >> the envelope mixup will not be repeated at tonight's academy awards. >> they'll be paying special

close attention to what envelope makes it out on to the stage this year. in incidents. >> rotten tomatoes dpra drake says there's still room for a shocker. >> it's strange this year. because it seems like anything could win and more so than other years, which i think is great. >> with 13 nominations, the fancy remans the shape of water seen as a front-runner. along with the revenge drama three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. i think what ends up happening to voting, they're going to give it to this person or this film, so i'm going to vote for somebody else then this magical upset happens. >> which could open the door for a dark horse. dunkirk, lady bird. >> the last award of the night set hollywood on fire, so to speak. it was one. most exciting things i've ever seen happen at an oscars ceremony in a totally bananas

way. >> the biggest prize could have another hollywood ending. mark barger, nbc news. the red carpet will roll out tonight in philadelphia for an oscar party. the philadelphia film society will host the 5th annual awards night party and screening at the historic prince theater. the oscars will stream live on the big screen in center city as guests enjoy cocktails and food and special prizes. 76ers ledge erred charles barkley is making his voice heard. >> sir charles hosting "saturday night live" and got some good laughs from the opening monologue. take a listen. >> i'm an athlete and athletes been speaking out a lot this year. they've been kneeling during the anthem, refusing to go to the white house. a lot of athletes are worried it might hurt their career. here's something that contradicts all of that. me. i've been saying whatever the hell i want for 30 years and i'm

doing great. >> barkley, by the way, hosted snl for the fourth time. >> i'm here for the fourth time. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. meteorologist krystal klei here. let's start out with a live camera view over center city and philadelphia. this is over the delaware river that we're looking. it's really dark but kind of pretty picture. there's nothing falling. no rain, no snow to worry about. in fact, if you're outside, at least in center city, i can tell you that any of snow that did fall has pretty much melted away. now i'm in the suburbs, i can tell you same deal. only a few piles i saw as i was driving into work. most of the snow that fell is a memory in the past. that memory is about to be jogged. more on that in a moment. let start with the radar and satellite view. the clouds are thinning out. we have some of the high thinner clouds along the eastern edge of our viewing area. but areas like chester county, berks county getting breaks in the clout coverage.

each if you start with a milky sky in morning, i think we're going to trepd to a better sky in the afternoon. the winds will be an issue with the winds coming from the north and the northwest. just like yesterday. not as gusty as yesterday, but we've been taking it down a notch day i. day. we're looking at gusts at 25 to 35 miles per hour. the sustained winds still around 20 miles per hour. it does mean that it's breezy throughout the day with periodic stronger winds, which also means if you're doing cleanup today, it will be a little bit of an annoyance but not as bad as yesterday. that's the good news. temperatures today, right in the mid-40s. similar to yesterday. 46 degrees in philadelphia. 45 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 46 in south jersey and 47 in delaware. again, i'm talking about this for the morning. it's going to feel colder than it actually is because of those winds much even though it will be in the mid-40s, it's going to

feel more like the upper 30s for highs. run through the hour-by-hour model. this is lunchtime. it's a pretty clear picture. lunchtime into the evening, same deal. this is going to be a nice day if you need to get outside. it will be chilly. make sure you have a couple layers on. monday morning, same deal. fairly clear picture and a mostly sunny forecast right through the afternoon hour. stopping the clock here at 5:30, 6:00 p.m., i want to pull this view out much further and go through as we track along to 8:00 p.m. on tuesday. we're looking at what could be, could being the key word, another coastal storm driving by. this is at 8:00 on your tuesday that this model brings in a little bit of rain, possibly a mix farther north and west. we go from tuesday night into your wednesday morning and then into wednesday evening, rather, it looks like the system skipped a point here. i'll show you that that starts to drop. the rain/snow mix on through philadelphia and each into parts

of south jersey. there's the storm center off the coastline. this is going to progress out of here by thursday. this is just one computer model. some are doing different things than this. we'll talk more about that in the next half hour. tharpg you, krystal. the start of march has shown us winter is not over yet. >> for kids, that can be more days inside. to combat cabin fever, we went to the franklin institute where they showed us easy at-home science speerpts experiments tor kids entertained. lava lamps. use food coloring, baby or vegetable oil and drop in a tablet and watch the bubbles go. >> you can run it home without a heat source just by using the reaction between water and an antacid tablet. >> we'll show you how easy it is to do one of the most popular experiments, making elephant toothpaste. we'll explain what that is.

>> i want to see that. >> let's talk a little sports now. villanova's regular season winds down with a chance for the head coach to reach a career milestone. the flyers play a wild one with the top team in the league and ends up being the highest scoring game of the season for the orange and black. could they walk away with a win or skate away with a win. details next in sports. el, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads. trading in our selling your car is hassle-free with just three easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying centre. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. so don't wait. get your free online valuation now. ♪ find out how much your car's worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com

>> announcer: this is sports desk. brought to you by xfinity. hey, good morning to you. happy sunday. i'm danny pommells from nbc sports philadelphia. how about sticks and pucks to start us off. flyers visiting the lightning. tampa bay entered the game with 92 points, most in hockey. this is a 5-4 game. long outlet pass. the flyers are on top. steve stamkos, forget about it. the one-timer. five points to tie it at 5-5.

6-5 lightning flyers. he rips the net. 23rd of the season. this went to a shootout. stamkos with five points and the overtime winner. flyers salvage a point -- flyers face the panthers today. defense man inviepted the marjory stoneman douglas high school to meet the team. that's where the mass shooting occurred. the school's hockey team won the florida state championship 11 days after the shooting. meanwhile, jay wright looking for win number 413 in south philly. that will be tied for the school record if he could get it. hosting georgetown. then on the ensuing hoya's possession, bridges with the steal and the stick. he had 24. nova makes it win number 413 for their coach. 97-73. lasalle visiting st. joseph.

hawks up 3 late. james 'em bring misses from the corner. with the board and back to bembry. rising up for the bucket. st. joe's scored seven straight and win 78-70. penn looking to clinch a share of the ivy league title for the first time since 2007. taking on ryan bentley. call him jack tripper. three's company. ten wins, 99-93. two behind harvard in the ivy league tournament. torrey smith throwing out the first pitch. a 1-0 ball game. orioles hits it far. two-run shot. phillies fall 4-2 and lose to the pirates in the other game. the union opening their game

with a pair of teenagers in the starting lineup. 18-year-old anthony fontana, right place, right time. my left foot. union with the open erwiner. eat it up. 2-0. super bowl champions ronald darby and fletcher cox signing autographs at the philadelphia sports card and memorabilia show. as the championship celebration continues. >> i think every handy shook today was everybody was with a thank you and appreciate you. one guy told me he could die now that the eagles won the first super bowl. >> some guys, 35, 45 years. their fathers have passed away and couldn't see this day. >> that's your look at sports. i'm danny pommells from nbc sports philadelphia. enjoy your sunday. just a few minutes before 6:00 on this sunday. the big cleanup is on all across the region to remove the downed trees, the power lines from

friday's storm. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live in glad win with more. good morning, randy. >> reporter: good morning. we're approaching two days after the peak of this massive storm. take a look. we've got a lot of trees and power lines down. coming up next, the counties and towns that are still seeing the most outages. take a look at first alert radar and satellite. it's going to be a sunny but chilly day. unfortunately, as we get into your workweek, tracking yet another storm to hit the region. we'll talk about about that and the winds still picking up the turbines in south philly.

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right now on "nbc 10 news today," storm cleanup. the work continues to remove downed trees and debris. crews are racing to restore electricity to thousands without power and heat. we're live following the efforts to get the lights back on. deadly shooting. two men gunned down in a car. one of them was killed. this morning, police are trying to figure out what provoked the gun man. fire fundraiser. what a popular philadelphia restaurant is forced to close is now doing to help employees out of work.