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.

plenty to get to. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary connors. i'm dray clark. we're still trying to get the power back on for a lot of people. let's get to our first alert weather with meteorologist krystal klei and the most accurate forecast in town. >> the problem is it's cold outside. people with no electricity may not have heat and unfortunately, this is what it feels like outdoors. coatsville at 25 degrees. the feels-like temperature because of the winds, 28 in philadelphia. 30 for mt. holly. vineland and atlantic city at 31 degrees. the winds not nearly as strong as they have been the last couple of days, but still breezy to low end windy throughout the day. here are the actual temperatures. about a 10-degree difference from the feels-like. 37 in allentown. 38 in philly. almost 40 in atlantic city. the temperatures will continue to climb into the mid-40s again

this afternoon. take a lock at radar and satellite. we have high clouds like yesterday. kind of that milky sky is what i expect once the sun is up. the good news, they're going to continue to pull out and thin out off to the east with that storm center still slowly chugging away from us. so that means we're going to have more sunshine in the forecast as we start to progress into the afternoon. how about the temperature trend? we're not going to climb a ton, but we'll go from upper 30s into the mid-40s this afternoon. it was mid-40s because the winds will feel more like, yep, the mid-30s. we are going to have a huge warmup today. still chilly. like i mentioned, the good news is sunshine in your forecast. we'll talk more about the rest of the neighborhoods for today coming up. >> looking forward to that sunshine, thanks, krystal. crews are working around the clock to repair hundreds of thousands of outages from the storm. peco has more than 128,000 customers without power. that's an improvement, though, at the height of the storm they

had over 600,000 people without it. ppl has the next highest number of with more than 13,000. peco hopes to have most repairs finished by monday night at the latest. >> that's no consolation for some. randy gyllenhaal is live in bryn mawr with more on efforts to get the power back on. >> reporter: you don't see snow on the ground anymore, but the reason we still have lights out all across the region is because of scenes like this. a massive tree down, still two days later. this is on williamson road in glad win hanging on to power lines. we do have power -- it depends whether crews have gotten to you. montgomery is number 2, delaware county is number one with more outages. in delaware county, a third of

the entire county lost power. county officials there signed a disaster declaration yesterday. that opens up more resources for emergency crews, but there are some success stories we're already hearing. we found a restaurant in ambler that finally had the power turned back on. >> around 2:30, our power went out. pretty much hung out here a little bit to see if it would come back on. it didn't. we closed that this morning around 11:00 i think our power came back on. because of the power going out everywhere, we lost a lot of food deliveries. >> the outages affecting businesses as well as people's homes. peco tells us bryn mawr is one. hardest hit towns. they have a lot of power lines down. a lot of trees still down. peco expects to have crews in bryn mawr in a little bit. about 8:00 this morning. it could take until monday to get most people their power back on. there could be isolated cases where it's the middle of this

week. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. trying to get around this tree here. the tree hung up in power lines. utility crews are working to clean up all of the damage. comcast would like to help you power up after this powerful storm. you can head to any one of the xfinity stores sta plug in and power up your devices. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. as the major storm pulled away yesterday, things got busy at pihiladelphia's 30th street station. trains started running again. many spent the night at the station because amtrak canceled all trains from friday afternoon to yesterday morning. most septa trains are back on track, but with delays. rail lines that are still out of service include chestnut hill east and west trenton. falling trees landed on the tracks. as for septa buses and trollies,

many were on detoured routes. the agency is hoping to restore service by tomorrow. one man is dead, another in critical condition after pk p. a shooting in philadelphia. it happened at 6th and spring garden street in northern liberty. someone opened fire on the men while they were sitting inside of that car. the shooter took off in a silver colored car. we've learned new about this accident that shut down roosevelt boulevard. this is a hit and run. initially, they were talking about it as the driver hitting a tree. right now they're looking for the second car involved in this incident. officers were called to the boulevard and friendship street just after 4:00 this morning. reports that a woman had hit a tree. she is in critical condition in the hospital. all inner southbound lanes of boulevard are closed between friendship street and cot monday avenue in may fair. police continue to look fort second car. in other news, a 48-year-old man is dead after crashing into this fence.

this happened around midnight in philadelphia's east falls neighborhood. police tell us the driver lost control and then hit the fence here at a septa station. they're investigating why the crash happened. 6:07 now on this sunday. a philadelphia restaurant closed by a building fire on the block will hold a fundraiser for its employees. workers at the little lion restaurant at third and chestnut streets will be off the job for at least two months, could be more. the benefit today, including a silent auction is set format rex's in fish town. it happened from 1:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. the fire on february 1th. you may remember it started in this historic building. condos above. two firefighters with minor injuries. the city is preparing the structure for demolition. local and federal investigators are still looking for the cause of this fire. happening tomorrow, bill cosby's lawyer are expected to throw out a sexual p p p assault

before his retrial. there are claims of lack of evidence and misconduct by prosecutors. the comedian is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting former temple employee at his montgomery home in 2004. the retrial is scheduled for next month in norristown. also happening, the philadelphia community will remember a hero killed in the line of duty. a vigil will be held for sergeant robert wilson iii. the officer was killed in a shootout inside a game stop store in north philadelphia on march 5, 2015. community members, family and fellow officers will gather at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow outside of the 22nd police district where he served to honor him on the anniversary of his murder. 6:08 right now. coming up, pro and con. we'll take you to a student anti-gun rally in georgia that squared off against pro gun protesters this weekend.

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welcome back. i'm meteorologist krystal klei. with the high tides, we're looking at a coastal flood advisory. this is downgraded from the warning yesterday. yesterday we didn't see too terribly much flooding. the areas shaded in green, the jersey shore and delaware beaches from 8:45 to 9:45 this morning, some minor tidal flooding is possible with the high tides and that's why the advisory is in place. take a look at the jersey shore. 39 degrees right now. still fairly cloudy this morning. winds are at about 14 miles per hour. we're going to stay on the breezy side. gusts around, i think, 25, 30 miles per hour. so they're certainly possible

into the afternoon. temperaturewise, we'll go from 30s on into the 40s. 45 degrees at lunchtime. that pretty much stays to upper 40s possible for high temperatures and look at the icon. mostly sunny conditions in the afternoon. so it's going to be a fairly nice day at the shore. aside from the potential for some of that tidal flooding this morning. this is a live camera view. it's very pretty. we still have cloud overhead. they will thin and pull out farther east as the storm center pulls away from us. noontime at 44. same deal into the mid-40s with sunshine this afternoon. remember, it feels like the 30s because of those winds. we'll talk more about conditions unfortunately deteriorating with another storm system moving in this week coming up. happens about every march. thanks, krystal. also coming up, targeted tariffs. president trump getting specific about his proposed levies on

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secret service is looking into the background of a man who shot and killed himself outside the white house fence yesterday. he was armed with a handgun. he fired no shots at the white house which went into lockdown immediately. president trump and the first lady were away in florida at the time. a showdown at dueling rallies. high school students in georgia, marching for stricter gun laws come face to face with counter protesters backing the second amendment. >> the situation unfolded yesterday in the atlanta suburbs. the students speaking out on gun reform were met by those chaptering support forearming teachers to keep them safe.

the confrontation was peaceful. in florida, a group of educators protested those -- it's up for debate. it was near the site of the massacre. 17 people died in that shooting. teachers at the rally insisted that putting guns in their hands is not the solution. >> there's not a single teacher or student that i've spoken to over the past several days about this topic that thinks it's a good idea to introduce more guns into our classrooms. >> again, that's what's being proposed in tallahassee. florida lawmakers have until friday to decide on the legislation. new this morning, west virginia teachers saying they will strike again after lawmakers did not give them their promised raise. the teachers negotiated a 5% raise with the governor. but last night the republican-controlled senate voted to lower the rate to 4%. teachers say they'll be back on the picket line starting monday morning. schools statewide have been

closed now for seven days. students in west virginia are showing support for their teachers. they protested at the state capitol on friday. this is pay teaching moment for the children as many say they're going to be voting for the first time this year. they say what happens here in the coming days will definitely have an impact on how they vote. 6:17 right now on this sunday. let's look at what wall street will keep an eye on in the week ahead. courtney reagan gives us a quick preview. >> trump's tariffs, and a wrinkle to watch in the week ahead. will president trump steel alum number tariff, what they look like. a targeted plan instead of tariffs on all imports. the labor market will be a key focus on friday. the latest jobs report will show whether businesses hire new workers and whether unemployment remains at a 17-year low. pharma bro, martin shkreli could

be put in prison for more than a decade. he became infamous for raising the price of a drug by 5,000%. target and costco led another earnings week dominated by retailers. we'll also hear from beer, wine and sears giant and -- the largest maker of recreational vehicles. finally, a wrinkle in time jumps to silver screen with help from oprah winfrey and reese witherspoon. it goes into wide release on friday. i'm courtney reagan. get all your business news on cnbc. i'm meteorologist krystal klei. we're starting with that live camera view in wilmington, delaware. pretty shot as well. the clouds are extending and pulling farther away. a little more sunshine than yesterday morning in wilmington and a lot more sunshine by this afternoon. yesterday, we were getting that sneak peek. we had beautiful sunsets yesterday evening.

if you were watching the show at 6:00, i texted him, oh, my goodness, those pick tushs. ocean city, new jersey, we've got a building that covered up the cloud view. here we go. the clouds hanging over the jersey shore as well. they've been out front of mostly sunny conditions in the afternoon hours. as for the temperatures along the shoreline, mostly in the upper 30s. 38 in avalon, 39 in atlantic city. cape may point at 39 degrees as well. remember, it's feeling colder because we're breezy to windy out there and we will remain this way through the day. the whole day, we're going to have a battle with actual temperatures versus what it feels like. there's a look at radar and satellite. those clouds, as you can see, pulling away farther to the east. that's because that storm that impacted us on friday, the center of it has slowly been moving away farther to the east of us. it's pulling the clouds with it. that's going to allow us to see more sunshine, especially in the

afternoon hours. here's the forecast wind. 25 to 35 miles per hour gusts. this afternoon, the gusts could pick up a little bit. right into the 30, 35 mile per hour range. that's the highest we go. not as high as we've seen the previous two days. notice the winds are coming in from the northwest which means we're not going to see a huge warmup with the temperatures. we'll have highs in the mid-40s. 45 in summer ton. 43 in pottstown. right in the low mid-40s and parts of berks county. for new jersey, 46 in berlin. 47 for stone harbor and rehoboth beach. mostly sunny and then look at the number in blue. that's the feels-like temperature this afternoon. pretty much all of them consistently in the upper 30s. the question is, are we talking another coastal storm? it's looking more and more likely as models come into agreement. they're still spread out, which is how much rain or snow. take a look. this is just one computer model's projection from monday to tuesday morning.

you can see this system forming together. we've got a low to the west of us and a -- this is 8:00 tuesday night. now we have rain, possibly a mix in the north and west parts of the viewing area. going into wednesday morning, could the snow line drop into philadelphia. as that coastal low comes to formation, this thing will start to drive on by us. potentially dipping that snow line down and bringing us periods of heavier snow. is this still in question? keeping you up to date on as the models are more in agreement the next day or two. >> thank you, krystal. medical debt is one of the leading causes of bankruptcy. nbc 10 is working to get rid of millions of dollars worth of overdue medical bills and find out how and meet someone struggling to pay off her own medical debt up next.

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and the frequently asked questions about the charity and other resources to help you work through medical debt. so many are suffering with medical debt. they want to pay it back but don't have the means to do it. >> coming up on 6:30 this morning. much more to cleanup ahead today for the areas hard hit by friday's big storm. >> randy gyllenhaal is live in gladwyne, montgomery county. power outage prone during a serious storm like the one on friday. randy? >> reporter: yeah. we've got debris from the power lines staggered throughout the road here. take a look at the massive tree behind me. up next, the counties and towns still seeing the most damages. and while right now we're looking at clearing conditions, just a chilly sunday, unfortunately, there may be another round of cleanup on the way as we track our next storm system moving in. the details on that and when some of the cloud clear out for

your sunday coming up.

crews are working overtime to restore power to thousands. following friday's storm, live in a neighborhood expecting help sometime this morning. cleaning up the mess. the storm targeted trees, knocking them down in neighborhoods all across our area. we're tracking the efforts to clear away that debris. talking about a close call. caught on camera, a downed tree and a blown transformer happening all at the same time in the aftermath of the storm. good morning. welcome back to nbc 10 news. i'm dray clark. i'm rosemary connors. it's 6:30 on this sunday. we're getting a little reprieve from the wind yesterday. krystal klei has the details in

the first alert neighborhood forecast. krystal. >> let's talk about the conditions outside. first off, got to go with the wind again. just like yesterday, still windy this morning. but the winds are not as strong as they were yesterday and certainly not as strong as friday itself. same direction the wind are coming in from the north and northwest. these are the sustained winds. gusts a smidge higher. again, today will be on breezy side than the windy side. this is good news that the winds are weakening slowly. nonetheless, those kind of winds make it feel colder than it actually is. here's the feels-like temperature. 30 for the chill in pottstown. 28 in philadelphia and 38 in millville. trenton, feeling like 29. and look at mt. pocono, feeling like 17 degrees with the snow pack up there. it's helping to make it feel so much colder outside. as for your radar and satellite view, the good news is that the storm center that brought us the impacts on friday has been very slowly tracking farther and farther to the east of us.

it's pulling the clouds with it. meaning that we still have clouds in place. they're thinning out and breaking some. more sunshine is expected today than yesterday and especially in the afternoon hours. .next few hours, the actual temperature right now is 38 degrees. above freezing. we'll go to 39 at 9:00 a.m. by noontime, into the 40s. those 40s, they stick around for a few days. but then we have another system moving in. we'll talk more about that coming up. crews have been working overtime around the clock to get the power back on for people who are in the dark and without heat. >> at its worst, the storm took out 616,000 peco customers, a number so large, it's hard to say. that number is just below $128,000. the latest numbers from pse and g and others. peco is getting help from crews outside of pennsylvania. >> crews from illinois are here.

and other utility companies will arrive later on today. randy gyllenhaal is live in gladwyne, montgomery county, still in the dark. a lot of folks have invested in generators at this point, randy? >> reporter: yeah. you can hear that buzzing from generators. you mentioned the help from other states. they need it. two days after the storm, there are massive trees down. this is williamson road in gladwyne. some homes here have power. a few streets away they might not. it depends on whether the crews have gotten to your specific neighborhood yet. about 40,000 outages remain in montgomery county. that's the number 2 county. delaware county is the number one county. a third of the entire county lost power at the peak of this thing. county officials had to sign a disaster declaration which opens up more resources for emergency crews and first responders, power crews.

people, however in cold dark homes are finding creative ways to stay warm. >> 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 all you can do. that's it. all we can do. >> reporter: trash can, campfire in your driveway. bryn mawr is one of the hardest hit areas that has a ton of power outages and downed wires. peco tells us, they're hoping to have a number of trucks in bryn mawr by 8:00 this morning. it could take until monday to get the vast majority of people back online with a few isolated cases maybe into the middle of the coming week. in gladwyne, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. thank you, randy. at least nine people have died in the major storm. a man was killed in north jersey touching live power lines the wind blew down on friday night. the storm with the flooding

rains, powerful waves left a trail of damage from the carolinas to maine. as of last night, well over a million households were 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 bridges and shut down amtrak's northeast corridor. >> the sound after the storm. crews cleared away downed trees with the help of chainsaws and chippers yesterday. the warm sunshine was a welcome condition for those who spent the day cleaning up. >> finally calmed down now. but hopefully we can get some response to take some stuff and get our power back. >> down the shore, minor flooding in the back bays like here in ventnor forced people to wade to knee-high water to get to their cars. >> oh, my god!

holy plp h. [ bleep ] >> it all started with a downed tree in havertown, delaware county. at the same time, a transformer at the site also caught fire. a driver hit the brakes on his car as another tree fell hitting his hood. luckily, the driver was not hurt president. 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. it just missed causing major damage to that house. this morning, philadelphia police are looking for a hit and run driver who crashed into a woman's car and then fled the scene. officers responded to the roosevelt boulevard and friendship street just after 4:00 this morning in may fair. after the woman's car hit this tree. the second car investigators believe they're look for could be a yellow hummer with front end damage. the victim, in the meantime, is in critical condition. all inner southbound lanes are

closed between friendship street and cottman avenue. we're following news out of atlantic county where a police officer is recovering after a suspected drunk driver slammed right bo his patrol car during the height of the storm. the officer was diverting traffic on to route 50 because of downed power lines. that's when the driver crashed into the front of the officer's car. the driver wasn't hurt but he's facing a number of charges. 6:37 right now on this sunday. just about 38 degrees outside the nbc 10 studios. hollywood rolling out the red carpet for the 90th annual academy awards. coming up, a preview of the big night and who is among the favorites to take home an oscar. plus this -- i have a great work ethic, i'm responsible and when i was important, i was 3 feet tall and weighed 26 pounds. >> charles barkley hosted "saturday night live." more of what sir charles had to say making his voice heard

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a live camera view over eastern pennsylvania. they're really nice now that they're lit. still clouds over east end. these are going to thin out pretty quickly. especially in the afternoon hours. then we're going to be mostly sunny. may still have some clouds. but it's going to be a pretty picture. it may make for a nice sunset. it was beautiful last night. here's the temperatures right now. i want you to compare these. they were all in the upper 20s, low 30s. 10 degrees actually warmer than what it feels like. 38 the temperature in

philadelphia. 39 atlantic city. georgetown and dover. we're at 36 in coatsville and allentown, you're at 37 degrees. the only spot below freezing in mt. pocono. 27 the current reading. let's talk about the feels-like conditions. it's going to feel colder than it is outside. we should make it to the mid, upper 40s this afternoon. notice at 3:00 in the afternoon, it's sunny but chilly. 37 for the feels-like temperature in philly. 35 degrees for the feels-like at 3:00. that's going to be somewhere back town to 27 by 7:00 tonight. the lehigh valley, sunny and only 31 degrees for the windchill this afternoon. so it's going to feel around freezing in the lehigh valley. upper 30s for delaware. mostly sunny in new jersey, 37 for your feels-like. at the jersey shore, same deal. feeling like upper 30s. it will be in the mid-40s actually. we'll talk about the next storm that's going to impact our region. unfortunately, may bring more snow coming up. we're not out of winter yet.

thanks, krystal. villanova, regular season wrapping up. chance for jay wright to reach a career milestone. >> the flyers play a wild game. the top team in the league. the highest scoring game in the season for the orange and black. details next in sports.

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>> this is moonlight, best picture. >> safe to say last year's best picture 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. no incidents. >> rotten tomatoes grae drake says there's still room for a shocker when it comes to best picture. >> it's strange this year because it seems like anything could win more so than other years, which i think is great. >> with 13 nominations, the fantasy romance the shape of water seen as a front runner. along with three billboard outside ebbing, missouri. but neither has completely captivated hollywood. >> i think what ends up happening during voter, everybody goes, they're going to give it to this person or film so i'm going to vote for somebody else and then this magical upset happens. >> which could open the door for a dark horse, like get out, the world war ii drama dunkirk or

the coming of age comedy lady bird. >> last year what set hollywood on fire, it was one of the most exciting things that i've seen happen at an as course ceremony in a bananas way. >> this year's surprise could have another hollywood ending. mark barger, nbc news. talk about another entertainer. charles barkley is doing one of the things he does best. sounding off. he had the perfect platform to speak out last night. >> sir charles hosted "saturday night live" and got good laughs in the opening monologue. take a listen. >> i'm an athlete. athletes have been speaking out a lot this year. they've been kneeling during the anthem, refusing to go to the white house, but a lot of professional athletes are worried that speaking out 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. i'm doing great.

>> barkley, by the way, hosted snl for the fourth time. last knight was one of those nights to stay in, take it easy, especially with a friday storm and then of course, the wind yesterday. >> just a good night to relax and dare i someday have a glass of wine. >> as rosemary mentioned, with power out and people in the dark and being so cold, they may be staying home with a few blankets. some folks are checking into hotels because of this. i hate to say it, looks like another storm is moving in during our workweek. we'll get to that in a moment. here's a look over center city. a view that shows some clouds. but some peeks of sun. going to get more sun as the day goes on. mostly sunny forecast this afternoon. philadelphia temperatures, 39 degrees right now in society hill. 38 in fairmount and 36 for our current reading in parkside.

at the airport 38 degrees. we've got the temperatures in the 30s. remember it actually feels more like the upper 20s because of the breezy to windy conditions. we're still deal with this today. >> there's the clouds i was talking about. they're slowly pulling this direction off to the east. that's going to help to bring more sunshine to the region. really make for a nice forecast. this morning, we do still have to watch those high tides along the jersey shore as well as our delaware beaches. coastal flood advisory. this is downgraded from the warning of yesterday. yesterday, we saw minor to borderline moderate flooding. that was because the winds, as i mentioned yesterday helped us out. they were more northwest and that really assisted with not as much of an issue when it came to coastal flooding. still minor tidal flooding is possible along the coastal points. a heads up to those with a home against the shoreline.

let's talk temps. 46 in philly, 46 in south jersey. 44 in the lehigh valley. 47 in delaware. pretty nice temperatures. season al for this time of year. the average is 49 in philly. a little below average. because of the winds, it feels like upper 30s in the afternoon. it's chill you, but the silver lining is that it's mostly sunny. how about the coastal storm situation. let's talk about it. we're looking off well to the west here. we went from monday to tuesday morning. we're looking dry monday into tuesday morning. but, you see that center spinning around to the west of chicago. that's going to be provide some energy. a coastal low will form to the south. >> take a look. tuesday night, one computer model. not all in agreement. but giving us mixing north and west. that line pressing against philly and rain farther south. this is a start tuesday night. now we've got snow with that line pressing against philadelphia wednesday morning. there's a coastal low starting to develop to the south.

this moves to the south of us. how close this tracks to the shore. how quickly it tracks. how much it intensifies are questions. it does stoort art to move out wednesday evening, thursday morning. things dry out by thursday. still questions as to the timing and what totals. we're going to be tightening in on that over the next 24 hours. this is sports desk. brought to you by xfinity. x 1 from xfinity will choose the way you experience tv. 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. centering pass. finds claude giroux. he rips the net. 23rd of the season. this went to a shootout. stamkos with five points and the overtime winner. flyers waste two two-goal leads but salvage a point. flyers face the panthers today. they've invited the marjory stoneman douglas high hockey team to meet the players. that's where the mass shooting occurred. he attended the school for two years. 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. two of his 15. 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. an a-10 and big 5 matchup. hawks up 3 late. misses from the corner. with the board and back to bembry. rising up for the bucket. st. joe's scored seven straight with breathing room and wins 78-70. penn looking to clinch a share of the ivy league title for the first time since 2007. taking on brown. quaker sophomore call him jack tripper because of three's company. ten wins, 99-93. 2 seed behind harvard in the ivy league tournament. torrey smith throwing out the first pitch. a 1-0 ball game. top of 8th. 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. one of them gets on the board. 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 at the valley forge casino. as the championship celebration continues. >> i think every hand i 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, family been trying 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.

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mother nature reminded us on friday winter is not over. parents have the task of keeping the kids entertained with no school. our friends at the franklin institute showed us popular science spreermts that your kids can do at home under the supervision of an adult, of course. if you're trying to maikel fant

toothpaste. take a thin plastic tube fill it with hydrogen peroxide and -- >> soap helps capture the little bits of oxygen into bubbles. the active breaks it down faster for you. you get a much quicker reaction to have more fun with it. if. >> if you want more lift, use a thinner plastic tube. remember to put a dish or place mat underneath to catch the fizzing toothpaste. >> my son had a science experiment for class. he would have done that next time. elephant toothpaste. looks cool. on this sunday, chainsaws will be buzzing the next few hours as the cleanup is far from over follow the storm. randy gyllenhaal it live in gladwyne this morning where they're still in the process of cleaning up. hey, randy. >> reporter: hey, good morning. yeah, that cleanup continues. we have a lot of road closures. we've got trees down and power

outages across the delaware valley. coming up next, the towns and counties still facing the worst outages. i do have some good news. take a look at satellite and radar. there's no rain or snow and the clouds are pretty much out of here. we're talking a sunny but chilly sunday. enjoy it while you can. a picture like this might not last long. we're tracking another storm getting into the workweek.

right now, windy and chilly. it will feel better than certainly friday. winter is with us and another storm may be on the horizon. details in the first alert forecast. power line repairs. crews are working overtime to restore power to 100,000 customers. we'll tell you when most people will have the lights back on. fire fallout as the investigation into this fire in philadelphia's old city neighborhood continues. employees at a nearby restaurant now out of a job will get a helping hand today. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." thanks for being with us. i'm r