rain, strong wind and possibly, yep, more snow. we have you covered with the heads up. we'll get you everything you need to know about that. >> if you check out at the bottom of your screen scrolling there are school closings and delays because of power outages and cleanups. 27 schools so far affected by that. let's get right to meteorologist brittney shipp. >> hard to believe people still without power and now tracking another system that could lead to more power outages. our feels like temperatures feeling like 20 degrees in philadelphia, 19 in allentown, 18 in doylestown. keep that in mind as you're getting ready to head out the door you need your thicker jacket because temperatures are still going to feel like they're in the 20s even at 8:00 and as

we get into the afternoon we start to push into the 40s with our actual temperatures. and it's still going to feel like we're in the high 30s this afternoon. 33 in cape may. so our wind gusts will be anywhere between 20 up to 25 miles per hour today and the big story is going to be as we push into wednesday the next nor'easter pushing in. we're not seeing any delays. east and west looks good. the north and high-speed line trolley service dealing with about 15 minute delays all across the board. doylestown train, 65, 12. and i'll check in with some drive times when i come back.

6:02. we're following two breaking news stories. if the first in bucks county. a firefighter rushed to the hospital after falling through the floor of a burning home. no one was in the house. we're trying to learn more about the firefighter's condition. we do know he was conscious when he was transported. as we get more information we'll bring it to you on-air and online. also breaking a woman and girl were hurt. this gunfire happened in the home. the 16-year-old we're told is in critical condition, the 26-year-old is stable. police say the shooter was invited into the home with two other men. investigators say the men took $4,000. new this morning we found peco crews hard at work clearing trees and limbs overnight that are still causing problems. a large degree knocked out power

here. the tree also blocked the road to drivers and a septa bus route. all over our area tens of thousands of people still without power three days after this storm. nbc 10's matt delucia live for us. matt, show us some of the damage you and those peco crews will be encountering this morning. >> 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 time. >> reporter: another problem is a lot of traffic lights are out in the area and roads are closed. for people heading back to school or work this morning it might be a little challenging

today. you can check on nbc10.com for the full list. halverford for one is saying because of the danger of the roadways here and the problem for some of the kids walking to school that's why they've closed schools today as well. matt deluge withdraw, nbc 10 news. >> so here are the latest power outage numbers right now. peco reports more than 55,000 homes and businesses in the dark and cold. ppl has less there for customers off-line. and utility crews as far away as illinois arrived yesterday to help restore electricity in the city. you can get updated first alert forecast and weather information detailed specifically for your neighborhood. prosecutors in the bill

cosby case will argue more women should be allowed to testify against him in his next trial. prosecutors want to call as many as 19 other women to show the comedian had a five decade pattern of harming women. cosby's attorney say they'll and for the trial to be delayed. p80-yield is accused of sexually assaulting andrea constand almost 15 years ago. jury selection is scheduled for the end of this month. his daughter died in massachusetts from kidney disease. also happening it's a crime that shocked our region last summer when four men were found murdered on a bucks county farm. today three of the victim's families and their lawyers will be talking about the quest for

just justice. the families will announce what they call a major development. police in montgomery county are investigating a shooting by one of their officers in abington township. nbc 10 has learned it started when a woman with stab wounds went into the mckinley fire department for help. police later confronted a man they say had a gun and refused to put it down. officers shot the man. we're working to find out his condition, the woman's condition and how they're connected. happening today, habitat for humanities is partnering up with a faith based organization. now, together they will work to repair 20 homes with help from a $500,000 investment from pnc bank. 30 degrees outside. let's get you started with sunshine today and the heads up about the next thing coming down the pipe. look at that blue sky. this is allentown.

>> as we go into the rest of today we are going to see cold conditions, cold and sunny for us. wind chill is definitely going to be a factor with wind speeds anywhere between 15 to about 20 miles per hour, gusting to about 30 miles per hour throughout the morning. cloudy conditions expected for us on tuesday, and the big talker is going to be our second nor'easter moving into the forecast by wednesday. here's part of the system here going to bring blizzard conditions to the dakotas and plain states tracking east here, and then we'll see another system developing off the coast. the two will combine and move closer to us, and this is where we're going to get our next big storm from. we're tracking either a wintery mix or snow. earlier models are suggesting as the atmosphere starts to cool down some of the heaviest snow could happen right over your wednesday evening commute. so we are expecting dangerous conditions as you're trying to make it home for work.

so of course we'll keep you updated on that, the possibility of another round of power outages. and some folks don't even have their power back from the system on friday. late tuesday is when this could start moving into wednesday. gusting up to 40 miles per hour. the concern is going to pea coastal flooding and also the potential for heavy snow over your wednesday evening commute. right now temperatures on the cold side. 30 degrees in trenton and mount holly. over the next 12 hours or so you'llinates our temperatures will get into the mid-40s. but our feels like temperatures will stay between 38 to 40 degrees. trenton 45 degrees, ocean city, 46. coming up we'll talk more about

your ten-day forecast. but for now we'll send it over to jessica. >> all right, thank you, brittney. last thursday i came into work and i was driving home on the schuylkill about 5:00. i was so annoyed it was so packed. we really get spoiled with the hours we come in. >> but then it starts to pick up by 6:00. the schuylkill is usually a nightmare except for the ten minute time frame i have to get here. both directions are okay. this is kind of moving towards center city, moving further towards south philly not too bad right now. in springfield township we're still watching this vehicle that went off the road. right near exit 5 it's off into the shoulder. right near route 41 traffic is fine. you don't need an alternate for

now. 24 minute delays on doylestown line and about ten minutes late for chestnut hill. fists flies at a south jersey restaurant. police spent the night at chucky cheese. ahead how many people were involved in this violent attack. >> also gun control dewait. how lawmakers in our area and florida are working to change the law after the deadly school shooting.

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at 6:14 we're following breaking news overseas. a ten person south korean delegation is now in north korea for a two-day visit. right now the officials are meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un. officials are hopeful it'll

ilproi improve relations. today the florida senate is expected to pass a watered down version of the bill that does not include a ban on assault weapons or the sale of large capacity magazines. the bill does include a ban on bump stocks, a voluntary program to arm teaches, millions of dollars in funding for schools and raising the age to buy a rifle to 21. the bill still has to go to the house for a vote. today marks president trump's daca deadline, but nothing is likely to change with the immigration protection law. last month the president pledged to end if lawmakers did not act by today. the u.s. supreme court up held the rulings by those courts which means 700,000 immigrants

who already had permits can legally apply to renew them. investors will focus on wall street later this morning after president trump's hint at a trade war led to a wild ride for stocks on friday. the markets responded to the president's announcement of new tariffs on steel and aluminummism they could also hurt partners like mexico where most of our steel comes from. president trump has not foelg officially signed off on the tari tariffs, but it may happen later this week. jess, what are you see? watching route 73 and our cameras right around the atlantic city expressway, a nice empty shot actually. a good drive here. 73 down at the bottom there. so we're not seeing any problems or hearing of any report. same goes for 42. not even seeing any delays yet

at least headed towards the philadelphia area. five minute trip and speeds into the 60s. watch for something blocking the road out in wor chester on weber road. now let's take you live outside and show you the conditions in camelback at the ski resort there at 6:17. snow making for sure. beautiful picture of the morning. that snow they're making there, mother nature could make for us. coming our way wednesday brittney shipp, right? >> that's right. here's a closer look at the break down. some of these take away points, not as windy as the last system that moved through but still tracking winds gusts up to 40 miles per hour. and the biggest impact is the potential for heavy snow on

wednesday. as we get colder air moving back into the system coming in from the north then we could see heavy snow right over philadelphia, parts of wilmingtoner where up through our suburbs north of west of philadelphia, lehigh valley and through the poconos. the question is this rain/snow line here, how far south it's going to go. again we're firming up all the detail, but we are watching the system and the track of this system to let you know what we can expect to get as we push closer to wednesday. but we do expect a lot of the moisture to musk in late tuesday and as we go through the day an wednesday we could expect heavy snow. lots of people still in our area don't have power from the last system. tree limbs could snap. once again we have extremely saturated soil.

our temperatures right now montana lehigh valley, only 29 degrees. a cold start to the morning. south jersey same thing right around 30 but with our wind speeds today our feels like temperature as we get into the afternoon is going to stay in the mid to high 30s. a closer look at the next three days, philadelphia, and pa suburbs, 47 the high today, 46 in the lehigh valley, 44 in south jersey. jersey shore 45 degrees, and delaware will see a high today of 49 degrees. your seven day forecast shows us as we go into the next few days here we are going to see temperatures staying pretty close to average and then this is the big storm maker here, 38 degrees and a wintery mix or snow expected. as we push into next week the possibility of yet another system on sunday, monday and

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at the jersey shore this weekend a scare forced an vacation in seaside park ocean county. police say they got a call of what looked like a grenade on the beach there. the bomb squad checked it out and turned out to be a toy. not sure if someone left it there or washed in during a storm. good morning, everyone. joikts with you right now checking on the roads. looks pretty quit out there. both directions on the schuylkill look okay. we are seeing some delays in new jersey. i have cameras hooked right on those spots. for now let's get a check on today's forecast. today forecast is going to be on the cold side. ocean city, our windshield chills today are going to make it feel like we're in the 30s. i'm tracking big changes on the way with a second nor'easter back in your forecast.

i'll have the details after the break. thank you, brittney. right now crews are working around the clock to restore power. >> tens of thousands of customers are still in the dark across our area. next up the information about when the power is expected to be restored. also back in court, bill cosby's legal team wants to stop plans of allowing the accusers to stop from testifying.

working around the clock, power crews across the area are trying to restore power but schools are closed or delayed. roads are still closed and tens of thousands remain in the dark. tracking another storm. as our area works to recover, more heavy rain, strong wind and even snow is in the forecast for later this week. day in court. today comedian bill cosby and liz lawyers will be back in

montgomery county court on plans to allow his cueaccusers on tak the stand at his retrial. good monday morning. this is nbc 10 news today. >> check the bottom of your screen for school closings and delays because of the power outages and storm cleanup affecting so many people right now. but let's find out what's to come today and into the week. brittney. >> that's right. quiet conditions expected today, but things change heading into wednesday. it shows us a lot colder this morning than what we saw yesterday, anywhere from 8 to 10 degrees cooler, and then you have to factor in our wind speed. so it only feels like 18 degrees in philadelphia, 21 in mount holly feeling like 21 degrees in

allentown. we'll see wind speeds staying strong and breezy conditions expected towards the afternoon. closer look at your neighborhood highs today starting off in bethlehem, 46 degrees will be the high, pa suburbs, 46 degrees in westchester. you have to factor in that wind speed. so our actual feels like temperature is going to be closer to the high 30s. haddonfield, 44 will be the high today. jersey shore, atlantic city 46 degrees. avalon expect temperatures around 45 degrees. >> we're watching 95 our cameras to start north and south, our cameras right around columbus. drive times here are pretty much okay at least moving towards center sit afrom the southbound side from woodhaven to the vine a little slow but typical.

watch for a crash on upper dublin. high-speed trolley service 15 minutes late. for the local service there also 30 minute delays. trenton train 7218 running about 51 minutes late. we're following breaking news out of bucks county this morning where a firefighter has been rushed to the hospital after falling through the floor of a burning home on henry avenue. no one was in the house. we're trying to learn more about the firefighter's condition, but we do know he was conscious as he was transported to the hospital. as we get more information we'll let you know on-air and online on our free nbc 10 app. police were called to the apartments in southwest philadelphia around midnight. they found the victim with a

gunshot wound to her knee. she was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. and no one is in philadelphia. a fight at a crescent mills beer store leads to gunfire and now two men are in the hospital in critical condition. it started around 11:00 p.m. five men started fighting. one man pulled out a gun and shot two victims in the chest before running off. no one is in custody. and right now tens of thousands of homes and businesses across our area is still in the dark. the power is out, trees are down and the workweek begins with a lot of cleanup ahead. nbc 10's matt delucia in havertown with a closer look at the damage. i know you've moved to old westchester pike. what is it like there? >> reporter: well, tracy, you can see behind me what the damage is like that remains three days after that nor'easter. this is old westchester pike.

and right over across the way you can see that's westchester pike, which is open. but you've got a lot of roads like this where you have wires down, debris on the roadways throughout delaware county. and delaware county still being hit the hardest in terms of power outages. take a look at video from the past couple of days. we've been hearing a lot of those generators and chainsaws going. halverford ymca had been helping. people pitching in anyway they can, welcoming folks into their home so they can get in out of the cold because there's no power. the county here delaware county has been telling residents power might not be fully back on until wednesday or thursday. so we'll give you another live look here. again this is old westchester pike here in havertown. you also have a lot of traffic

lights that are out in the area that we saw as well. so people heading back to work or school this morning might be a little bit challenging today. as we've been mentioning some schools have closed or delay. one thing i want to point out over there you might be able to see there's a streetlight that's still on. you've got to make sure not to touch any wires or drive over them. that's why i'm keeping my distance. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. parts of the jersey shore saw more severe flooding from the major storm yesterday than on saturday. ocean county, tidal flooding created these problems around lunchtime yesterday. and stay prepared ahead of the next storm with the free nbc 10 app. you can get updated first alert forecast and weather information detailed specifically for your neighborhood. happening today in montgomery county a legal battle over who can and cannot testify

against bill cosby. >> dray clark is live on what cosby can expect ahead of his retrial on his sex assault charges. >> reporter: his legal teechl has very high hopes that the case against cosby will be dismissed when they make their motions today. but legal experts say that's a really long shot from happening. meanwhile what's happening today, that hearing is significant because of both what the defense is prosecution is asking for. today couldhbm the first time we see bill cosby publicly since the recent death of his daughter from kidney failure here. about that hearing, first the prosecution, they are hoping the judge will allow as many as 18 women to testify in the upcoming retrial. ia may recall in the original trial only ondegreandrea consta

one other accuser were allowed to testify. also that defense team led by former michael jackson aattorney tom -- can prove she was not around. they maintain she has her time line mixed up and she was mistaken. cosby has pleaded not guilty to that allegation, and his first trial ended with a hung jury. now two days have been set aside to allow the attorneys to make these motions in court and then, of course, the judge will make his ruling. no timetable on when that will happen. meanwhile, jury selection is scheduled for march 29th for the upcoming retrial. dray clark, nbc 10 news. allentown's now convicted

mayor is reportedly starting a letter writing campaign to per sway the judge to impose a lighter punishment. a jury convicted him on thursday in a pay to play scheme. he rigged city contracts in order to raise money for his campaign. and pawlowski says he has hundreds of supporters who will write the judge on his behalf. sentencing date has not yet been set. police responded to the chuck e. cheese in depford township. a restaurant employee who was hurt while trying to break up the fight is also recovering. investigators are looking into the cause of that brawl. the american red cross flag is flying aboard the battleship new jersey in camden. red lights will light up the

battleship for the rest of the month to honor everyone who's made the humanitarian mission possible. 6:38 right now. 30 degrees in philadelphia. but let's take you down the shore and show you the cape may lighthouse. it's always pretty this time of morning down the shore. yeah, let's find out what's to come down the shore, lights going off and wherever you live brittney shipp has you covered with that. >> late tuesday night into wednesday is when we track our next potential nor'easter. cold and sunny, and breezy conditions will stick around so our feels like temperatures will stay in the 30s. cloudy conditions expected for us tuesday ahead of that system, and then wednesday that's what we're watching. this is part of the system here starting to work its way through the dakotas and head to the

east. and second system is going to develop and the two are going to interact together and bring us moisture and also colder air so we have a classic nor'easter setsp. it looks like after 9:00, 10:00 that's when we start to see the moisture moving in. we start to see it parts right here off the coast and could help pull-down a lot of the cold air. and this is when we have the potential to see heavy snow. take a look at the timing on this. this could be right over your wednesday evening commute. so this is what we're watching for you as we go into the next 24 to 48 hours, the potential for a really dangerous commute wednesday evening. wind gusts or sustained wind speeds anywhere between 0 to 30 miles per hour, gusting up to 40 miles per hour. coastal flooding is a possibility. the biggest impact potentially heavy no right over your

wednesday evening chute. 29 in allentown. if you factor in the feels like temperature with the wind speeds and now it only feels like 18 degrees. as we approach the rest of the day for center city we're back into the mid-40s. it feels like high 30s today. allentown will see a high of 46. wilmington will see temperatures right around 49 degrees. we'll talk about the nor'easter and whts at's in store for the t of your workweek coming up. jessica boyington has you covered with first alert traffic this morning. >> tracy and vai, watching the 42 freeway and our cameras right along route 41, moving past this point pretty much seeing a normal delay. trying to get up to 295 or maybe

to the walt whitman bridge to the bend a little slow there. and also watching a crash and still watching this out in springfield township. also in new jersey we had a vehicle runoff the road a little earlier on the new jersey turnpike southbound side. you can still get by. you don't need an alternate there, but if you want you can take 295. winners, losers and the push for transformative change. >> up next we relive the biggest oscar moments and two words that actress frances mcdor-mind hopes.

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today a philadelphia community will come together to 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 at a game stop on march 5, 2015. and the parkland students and their community are getting a dose of compassion from the flyers on their road trip. >> they invited the stoneman douglas hockey team to the game. you can see him hanging out with the kids after the game. >> it's the least i could do. again, i got to thank the panthers for setting it up and

obviously the flyers for going with it. obviously it's something to take their minds off. they've had a rough past couple of weeks here and just to get their minds off something, you know, have some laughs. >> meantime a band from marjory stoneman douglas high school will perform tuesday at new york city's pruteestigious carnegie hall. hollywood honored a whimsical cold war film with top prize. gary oldman won best actor for his performance as winston churchhill in darkest hour. and lower marion's own kobe

bryant won an award for best short fillm. >> i feel petter than winning the championship. i swear i do. >> and bryant has recently gone on ord as saying it served as validation he say more than just a basketball player. pasek won an honor last year. >> mcdormand asked all the nominated women to stand during her acceptance speech. she also called for inclusion writers. mcdormand said this was a moment

that marked permanent change. >> we're not going back. so the whole idea of women trending, though. no trending. african-americans trending, no, no trending. it changes now. >> this was mcdormand's second career oscar win. >> let's check in with our friends craig melvin and hoda kotb for a preview. good morning, guys. >> and good morning to you guys. we have a lot coming up on "today." we're going to have a lot more on the oscars from the impact of the me too movement to the winners and the fashion trends. also ahead this morning the race to clean up from that nasty nor'easter with massive power outages up and down the east coast with a new powerful storm already on the way. and guys, savannah, has met her idol roger federer as she prepares to face him on the court later tonight.

she's going to join the conversation and talk about the match and jitters. she's freaking. >> it's time to place your bets. >> i thought maybe she's not there on the set, she's got to work out the jitters. >> she's doing it in california. so she's going to hit the balls tonight. we'll see how it works out. >> all right, guys. >> see you at 7:00. thanks. a look at the art museum. ben franklin parkway. sun coming up. looks beautiful out there. >> even hoda and craig mentioned the second nor'easter headed our way. let's check in with meteorologist brittney shipf. >> today like you said the sun is out, calm conditions. but as we get into tuesday night and into wednesday that's when changes are on the way. the good thing at least it looks like this system is not going to be as intense as this last one

in terms of our wind speeds where we saw wind gusts up to 60, 70 miles per hour. we are forecasting wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour. some coastal flooding and potentially heavy snow of your wednesday evening commute. the system is going to come up from the south, interact with another system that's bringing a lot of snow to parts of the great lakes. and as we go into tuesday night that's when we see a bit of moisture moving through. right now what we're seeing here by wednesday evening as this low here, this coastal low spins off the coast here, we start to see that cold air coming in, and potentially the heavier snow could fall over your wednesday evening commute. we definitely want to give you a heads up we are expecting another round of potentially dangerous conditions over your wednesday. tough to remove this snow when it falls. power outage risk is back, and

also tree limbs could snap once again. we just have had so much snow in the month of february and the beginning of march. and evening commute this is what we track for you today. philadelphia 30 degrees and south jersey in the 30s as well. but our feels like temperatures today will push into the mid-40s, will feel like the 30s. by 1:00 still just feeling like 35 degrees for philadelphia. pa suburbs going to feel like 33 degrees when you head out for your lunch hour. when you head home it's going to feel like it's in the mid-30s. closer to delaware still feeling like 37 degrees for your lunch hour. jersey shore, 31 degrees. so there are aour future wind gusts. good things these wind speeds

start to subside as we get towards the afternoon. your three-day forecast shows the next two days will be fine. most temperatures are going to stay in the mid to high 40s. but wednesday is when we start to see a wintery mix or even snow moving in. we're tracking all these changes for you, and you've got to check in with us as we firm up these details for the next nor'easter expected to move through on wednesday. let's get a check on the schuylkill expressway this morning. >> jessica boyington has you covered as you head out the door. >> vai and tracy, watching the schuylkill right now and our cameras around south street starting to see that delay. this is the westbound side. eastbound side of south philly doing better. on bristol road right between second street pike.

and northbound from 295 to 495 a ten minute trip with speeds still into the 60s. you want to be with nbc 10 tonight for "the voice" because a singer from delaware county will be auditioning for his chance at stardom. listen. ♪ you know you got it bad when you're stuck in the house ♪ >> he'll be up second tonight in the field of contestants auditioning in front of the coaches. that's on "the voice" tonight. listen to that note. she's going what? that's tonight at 8:00 right here on nbc 10. next we update you on breaking news we're following for you and today's top stories. up next a sneak preview of the official nfl films movie spotlighting the birds super bowl win. can't get enough.

three before 7:00 and our nbc 10 headlines begins with breaking news this morning. a firefighter in the hospital after fall tloug the hoing thro of a burning home in bucks county. he was conscious when he was transported from the scene. utility crews across our region are working to restore power at the major storm knocked out on friday. we just checked. about 50,000 homes and businesses don't have power this morning. and bill cosby returns to court this morning as prosecutors want 19 women to

testify. cosby's retrial is expected to start later this month. and tonight eagles season ticket holders are invited to an exclusive watch party to see the official super bowl film. you're watching the trailer from that nfl films production. screening a set from the nolocare complex. they'll be the first to see it. jessica boyington with you right now. quick check on the roads. watch agwater main break in southampton. and also watching the blue route because of a crash reported around baltimore pike. 38 minute trip right now from 95 to the schuylkill expressway. average speeds there into the mid-20s, so really crawling down there, i guess you can say. this is typically about a 15-minute trip or so. we're even seeing a bit of a

delay on the southbound side. so watching those and end here in camden and jersey. no problems or delays getting up and over the ben franklin privilege. as we go through the rest of today breezy conditions expected for us. chilly conditions will remain with wind gusts in the morning about 30 miles per hour. so our feels like temperature will struggle to get out of 30s. wednesday is the big story. that's when we track our second nor'easter. our feels like temperature right now only 22 degrees in trenton, 19 in allentown. a cold start to the morning in wilmington only feeling like 22 degrees. breezy conditions for us today. tomorrow is nice with sunshine and then increasing clouds. and take a look at wednesday. that's when the nor'easter moves in. we're firming up the details on our snowfall totals. >> oh, we're taking oo look at

wednesday. you can always get news weather and traffic on the nbc 10 app. >> the "today" show starts right now. good morning. movies and a message. >> the mighty corhorus that is finally saying "time's up." t"the shape of water" wins big at a politically charged oscars ceremony. we've got the winners and surprises from hollywood's biggest night. in the dark, nearly half a million people from virginia to maine still without power three days after that powerful and deadly nor'easter. crews racing to clean up with another dangerous storm set to hit this week. zeroing in? special counsel robert mueller subpoenas documents from a witness directly related to id