this is fox 29 news at 10:00. live look at ocean city right now, the nasty storm moved

out leaving a cold kind of blustery day behind. and while all is quiet on the radar rain shower. we're looking at the potential for another coastal storm if you can believe that. some of us could even see plowable snow. as all this of course comes as thousands of people in our area still without power. after last week's nor'easter. we already have delays and closings at the bottom of your screen, you know that old saying, march comes in like a lion, this a like a bunch. a one, two punch. peco said there's still more than 76,000 customers without power. psgeg, thousand customers, both companies are working around the clock. we got team coverage from the winter weather authority. i think i miss february >> i do too, iain year talking about back-to-back storms outside in old city, it's pleasant but the wind is picking

in. 31 in allentown, and wrightstown it is 32, in ultimate doppler you can see it's pretty quiet through the whole eastern third of the country, but you city this back here, this is a major winter storm, right through the dakota. we have blizzard watches and that will move east. we have two systems we're talking about again. the first area of low pressure. the primary is that storm to the west. it's going to move toward the western pennsylvania region. by late tuesday, lit transfer the energy off the coast. here we go again, this storm going to be in a different location. it's forecast to be a little bit farther south, but tucked a little bit closer to philadelphia. once again, it means rain, changing over to snow. wet snow. and it could pile up in more spots, we'll talk more with the seven-day forecast iain as we get more information into the weather center tonight, i'll see you in a few minutes. >> thanks. continuing with team

coverage as we head to delaware county, one of the hardest hit areas. let's get it out to joyce evans whose of live in drexel hill with an document. >> reporter: there's a bit of good news here tonight. power just restored a few hours ago tonight, in this neighborhood right behind me, drexel hill including my house, which is back over there, i got to tell you i'm really happy about that. inconvenience but a lot of people are still in the cold in the dark or worse. >> what did you do >> making the most of the daylight, martha speed reading the newspaper before everything goes dark for a third night. then, lights come on. in her section of drexel park. >> yeah. >> could have been worse, could be horrible weather. >> reporter: it's much worse for patrick mccullough >> that door blew open. and there it went. >> reporter: an explosion blew a hole through the living room floor right above the furnace in

his basement. when power was restored. luckily he his wife and and four children were living with the family >> we lost everything. >> reporter: insurance and red cross are hoping >> i haven't felt it yet. and a good thing is that me and my kids and wife are safe. the worst part is the kids love their pets so and they're just like family and that's been rough. >> the damage is extensive and it's throughout the county. >> reporter: now, chairman mcblane is still in the dark tonight himself, he will not get his power restored another three days, it's going to be wednesday i think he said. he's asking for schools throughout the county to open two hours later so they can make for people to get through at the traffic and just get back home for those people who left their homes and all the dark and the cold. also, there are warming cinders around that are still open, now,

they're not open overnight, so you can't stay over but you can go there to get warm. get coffee, get water and just get in out of the cold. iain? >> good advice, joyce. thanks as we take a live look at doylestown in bucks county, good day philadelphia begins at healthcare 4 a.m. and he'll bring you additional school closings and all the headlines join from his 4:00 to 10:00 on fox 29. in gloucester county, two women arrested after a fight in a stabbing at chuck key cheese after 6:00 on the 15 block in in deptford a group of more than a dozen got into a fight inside the restaurants. police are still investigating. happening where police are investigating hours after shooting suspect after a dramatic call for help it. unfolded in abington that's where we find brad sattin live with details tonight.

brad? >> reporter: iain, police still on the scene coming r on about eight hours working on the first floor of of this duplex, the district attorney's office is leading the investigation this officer involved shooting h montgomery county homicide detectives investigated well into the night after abington police shot man sunday afternoon following reports that he stabbed several people. it started around 2:15 when police say a woman who had been stabbed came running out of her home crossed the street to the mckinly fire station. police were called and at least two abington officers came to the door of this duplex in the 800 block of jenkintown road >> the suspect was in the house, there were other victims, officers immediately forced entry into the house. confronted the suspect. suspect refused to comply with officers demands, and officer was -- the officer had to discharge his weapon. and shoot the suspect.

>> reporter: several shots were fired in the suspect was hit. police are not saying if the man was killed, no officers were injured. neighbors say a woman and her two children moved into the first floor a couple years ago. her boyfriend also moved in and neighbors report hearing arguing at times, it's not clear how many were stabbed but at least three were taken to abington hospital >> the chief is telling me the suspect did have a gun. it is unclear tonight if he actually fired gun's they're not release be the conditions of the victims or at this point, the names of the officers involved. iain >> bill cosby due in court for a pretty hearing comes as his lawyers are clashing with prosecutors over how many of his accusers are allowed to testify at his april 2nd sexual assault trial. prosecutors want to call as many as 19 other women to the witness stand to show that he had a five decade pattern of drugging.

and harming women. cosby lawyers said they would seek to delay the retrial if other accusers are given a chance to testify. this, of course, is cosby's second trial. first with a jury from allegheny county ended in a mistrial when jurors failed to reach a verdict. since then, cosby made public appearances and he's mourning the death of his daughter. one man dead another in critical condition after an early morning shooting on the north 6th street in north philadelphia where police found a 34-year-old and a 30-year-old had been shot while sitting in a car. the 34-year-old died at the hospital. the suspect is a white man who got away in a gray or silver chevy impala. robert mueller seen expanding investigation into russia's meddling in the election, new information, russia may not have been the only country trying to influence things. of as fox news correspond lauren

blanchard reports. the united eemris. >> special counts counsel counsel robert mueller is looking into t. investigators wants to know if there were any attempts of member office uae to buy political favor or influence with the trump campaign through money, george nader was a frequent revolve to the white house in 2017 advised top trump aids on mideast policy ahead of the president's visit to saudi arabia last year and nader has been a sort of advisor. the special counsel is interviewing witnesses about emradi influence and the presidentially son-in-law jared kushner's film business ties to the mideast >> we could not understand why the trump administration was so firmly taking the saudi's side

in this dispute between the saudis >> the relative would also suggest the russia probe is moving beyond election meddling. >> my own view is he would deserve his own interest if he drags it out to the point where there was a prior special counsel there for lawrence walsh was there three years plus. it was -- everybody concedes that was a mistake >> all of this after the mueller investigation indicted 13 russian nationals and three russian entities for near role in an alleged plot to interfere in the presidential election. mueller secured a guilty plea from former trump campaign advisor rick gates on money laundering and lying to investigators and has indicted the former campaign chairman paul manafort. in washington, lauren blanchard, p pennsylvania congressional races are in full swing while republicans are waging legal battles to block a new map of 18 districts imposed by state supreme court. primary fields are jam packed driven by a rush to fill six

open seats. election national implications as pennsylvania democratics believe the map give themselves a better chance to win the seats and chip away at the gop's u.s. house majority. happening now, changes in one south jersey school district. cherry hill public schools will have increased security. police officers will be patrolling all of the district's buildings. visitors to schools will be required to show photo identification and either have an appointment or know their child student id number, these changes come of course, because of those protests from students and parents after florida school shooting. and in the aftermath of a popular teacher's suspension after school officials say that he made comments regarding security at cherry hill high school east. meantime. as the nation debates gun control it appears sales of firearms are dropping off. in the past, mass shootings generally led to an uptick in the sale of guns as of people become concerned the government

has strict access to the guns. more people have been signing up for gun classes. >> a lot of people want to protect themselves and families. more from home intruders, and i've had a lot of them think that it's just getting a lot less safe on the streets. and it's probably due to what they're seeing in the news. >> many students say they'd rather be safe with a gun than sorry on the other end of one later. a month ago, the eagles won the super bowl, it was freezing in minneapolis, now we're talking baseball >> i'm kristen rodgers in clearwater. coming up later alook at the world sears championship team. ten years. what exactly being bold means for kaplar >> how far do you go when someone who has been kind needs help am community comes together for a bartender they call a light who needs them now more than ever.

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. 4200 block of wissahickon in nicetown, police say a 48-year-old man in a gmc hit a concrete barrier and a fence and was ejected. he was pronounced at the dead. crash is still under investigation. another deadly accident. this time on roosevelt boulevard near st. vincent street. it happened before 4:00 a.m. police say a 26-year-old woman

crashed into a tree had to be taken to a hospital where she died a short time later. raising money for a beloved philadelphia bartender. that was the goal today in center city. this is sheila mon glen a long-time bartender at dirty franks before she was hit by a car. leaving her with severe head trauma. jennifer joyce was at the fund-raiser. >> sheila, she's the light. she's like a slight. so positive, so warm, so welcoming, just a love. >> reporter: it's the light of sheila and the love for this long time dirty franks for that brought hundreds of people to keep sheila's light alive >> you see people who maybe haven't been to this bar 20 years moved out of the city and have come by to pay their respect and share memories.

i think fact she's touch many lives is incredible >> the beloved 56-year-old suffereded severe head trauma and broken bones when she was critically injured on night of the eagles victory parade >> it was hard breaking because she's a ball of positive energy and light and kindness. >>reporter: dirty frank patron said she's gotten to know her so well that she's on the board of sheila's nonprofit sunshine arts an after school arts program to support children in and around upper darby >> the kids are missing her. you know, they've all written notes and letters and cards. >> reporter: her brother, rick, said the driver who hit his sister as she tried to cross lincoln drive likely saved her life. he immediately called for help. >> we're been informed that it will be 24-hour nursing care that she's going to need even after the rehabilitation. so it could be a year before

she's even able to work again. >> reporter: it will be a long road to recovery for sheila especially without health insurance, rick is also using this fund raiser to raise awareness. >> the necessary city of having insurance. >> people reaching me from hawaii, canada, australia >> they plan to do whatever they can >> the world can't live without her. can't. >> reporter: the fund-raising does not stop today. if you want to get involved head to the website fox29.com and there you will find a link to a gofundme page. reporting from center city, jennifer joyce. an ocean city man has been charged in connection with the approximately bronze grave marker vases. take a look here he is, his name

is john white. staff members reported the missing vases on february 14th and after investigating, police believe white sold almost 3,000 to a couple of local scrap yards. the total value is estimated $175,000. if you know where john white is please call police. in alabama, hundreds of people remember bloody sunday in 1965. racial violence erupt weather voting rights protesters when they tried to cross the bridge from selma to montgomery county. >> reporter: march 7, 1965, 600 people crossed the bridge to march from selma alabama to montgomery. it was supposed to be a peaceful demonstration. the for the voting rights of african-americans. george wallace ordered straight troopers to stop the march, armed with clubs and gas masks, the white state troopers some

even on horseback attacked the protests on the bridge, the nation watched as women and children grasped for air as police fired tear gas cannisters. of joanne bland was 11 years old when she participated in the march >> i thought the tear gas cannisters were gunshots. i thought they were killing the people down in front, because that's the first thing we heard. the gunshots then the screams. >> reporter: outrage by the images protesters from around the country came to selma and two days later, civil rights leader martin luther king, junior led a second march but he too was turned around after holding a prayer session, a third margin was successful after a federal judge permitted the protest and linden johnson ordered them to protect 25,000 protesters over the five-day 54-mile march from selma to the steps of the capitol in montgomery. >> this was where people stood.

they never gave up. they never gave in. >> reporter: georgia representative john lewis led a bipartisan group of congressional members in the annual celebration of the selma marches. which galvanized president johnson to push congress to push the voting rights. it out allowed discriminatory practices aimed the a keeping african-americans from voting. insuring they were all guaranteeded he the eventfulth amendment vote. march kicked off a flag aboard the battleship new jersey. it will fly the red cross along the month of march to honor those who have made the mission of the red cross possible. march was first recognized as red cross month by franklin roosevelt in 1943.

inside sunday school classes in session, no one injured but scary. and. >> heart wrenching words from a

. sunday school, you can see smoke pouring out of the building, thankfully everyone

was able to get out safe full the in east baltimore. much of the roof was destroyed and how the fire started is still under investigation. tragedy at a shoe store where a 2-year-old girl was killed in a freak accident. a mirror fell on top of her. fox marissa mitchell reports. >> no more. >> reporter: heartbreak for father of 2-year-old girl relatives say she died after a mirror fell on top of her in river dale. . >> they were up here trying on shoes and the mirror fell on the little girl. >> reporter: family sent fox 5 the pictures of the girl. they tell us that he died at a hospital a short time after the incident >> i could hear a clash and the mom screaming. >> l, a tisha cold patrick ran over and called 911 when everything happened. >> how could that happen in the store like?

i don't know if it was a secure. but i just it was a freak accident. >> reporter: cold patrick like everyone else sends her thoughts and prayer >> i'm sure the mom didn't think when he was going in shopping >> please secure yourselves and mirrors to make sure it wasn't happening again. that hit us hard. we're in a bad state of shock. >> pay less has released a statement that reads, in part, our deepist sympathies go out to the family during this time of incredible loss, we're devastated by this tragic event and are full thely cooperating. elton john storms off stage. he just can't take it anymore. he invited fans on stage, they couldn't behave. that got awkward. >> that's terrible. this is like his farewell tour. >> exactly >> no, well, in weather, we have a lot talk about.

we have a developing storm, a snowstorm out west, in in the northern plains it will redevelop. second storm less than a week, rain and snow again. we'll talk about the possibilities coming up.

check this out, waves pounding houses along a shore line in massachusetts. waves and flooding led to a state of emergency as the nor'easter causing serious problems, tens of thousands of people dealing with no power, heat and a huge mess, lisa evers reports. >> anthony utility crews grappled with danger and overwhelming demand in west cester county. tens of thousands of household were without power in the dark and cold all weekend, with in

immediate relief in site. county executive declared a state of emergency >> i certainly believe that the two utilities were in the prepared. they heard the, the warnings of a coming snowstorm and they assumed it would be of a certain magnitude. and turned out to be much higher than that. >> the widespread power too oftens caused problems county-wide, like no traffic lights, and closed off roads and streets. downed trees are everywhere. this is one of two dry ice station to say coned said up >> it's never been this bad before, we're in this house 37 years we've seen a lot of disasters, and the generally responsive, they're not this time >> the evans family is grateful they have electricity when neighbors do in the but their worries aren't over >> our concern is that if it comes down this other area of

new rochelle will not have any electricity whatsoever. >> in white stone queens, some homeowners were without power the entire weekend. the nor'easter powerful wind sent it crash that i go power lines, the neighborhood lost electricity. >> it's been chaotic being we have a baby. i had to call an electrician j county exec, it would not be an option >> we were relying oh and mutual aid from places like texas and louisiana >> maintain anything type of normal lifestyle once the work week begins will be a lot more challenging, i'm lisa evers fox

news let's take a live look at allentown and lehigh county. you bet get ready. it's coming, you might need your psnow, high winds as well.ave kathy, really >> unbelievable. isn't it >> february was great. february was quiet. march coming in like a lion and the devastating winds in our suburbs, a live look really nice in penns landing, quiet in old city, the temperature is 33. look at the wind be it's out of the north northwest at 24. gusting to 32 miles an hour, windchills are in the 20's, it's 31 in allentown and pottstown it's 30. 34 in millville with the strong northerly wind, take a look at these wind gusts i was just looking at them. we have a 32 miles an hour wind in philadelphia, 25 in millville, 29 in allentown, 22 in lancaster. the wind will keep up overnight and even during the day.

gusts at least 25. look at the current snow cover, not much to the west. this storm is going to change that, we have an area of low pressure that blizzard conditions in dakotas. and will that will move through chicago and redevelop off the cost. where exactly where it redevelop, we call this a miller type b storm. thigh area of low pressures, this one goes away and then moves up eastern sea board. not a lot of cold air, we will start off with rain and change over snow who gets the most. rain shower looks like possibly three to six inches of snow, who gets the most snow is still going to be up in the air, depending on where that storm lines up. timing is tuesday night into wednesday. so wednesday looks like the stormy day, the storm is out by is that your signature, tracking the midatlantic coast through the philadelphia area,

temperatures borderline once again 30's and 40's. with temperatures falling when the storm moves away. that means it's going to be a heavy wet snow tugging on tree limbs and power lines once again hitting north and western zones. overnight. 28 in philadelphia, 19 in the poconos, 26 in allentown and during date tomorrow, temperatures are going to be cool, we're only talking about 49, mostly sunny but that wind is going to make a difference, it will feel pretty cold out there. seven-day forecast, afternoon showers on tuesday, it will be 45 degrees, and the rain and wet snow on wednesday, that's your storm day, the coastal storm, thursday we clear it out. friday plenty of sunshine mostly sunny saturday. and for our parade today, the philadelphia st. patrick's day parade is sunday, 48 and chance of some afternoon showers, we'll keep an eye on that. iain this tuesday, wednesday periods could be a repeat >> thanks for the warning. you see kathy got her green on because st. patrick's day is

close and today at the springfield country club there was a fund-raiser in support of the st. patrick's day parade. korea and bob kelly were there. had a little irish with a winner given the title of best of delco. the fund-raiser was organized by city avenue observation association of philadelphia. philadelphia st. patrick's day parade will be here on fox 29 next sunday beginning at noon, the city of gloucester county head the annual st. patrick's day parade. there was double amount. the city holds a contest for best decorated house or business. elton storm off stage during a performance thursday, tmz reports he got frustrated with fans. he said i'm out of here. crowd thought the show was over

but he eventually came back but said in colorful language the fans lost on stage privileges for the rest of show. that will do it for us on the fox 29 news at 10:00. keep it here for sports sunday. this is fox 29 sports sunday presented by nissan. the flyers need to end a streak while the 76ers need to keep one going. kristen rodgers is in clearwater. a trip down memory lane with clearwater. a trip down memory lane with charlie manual and - honey, look what we got! clearwater. a trip down memory lane with - [narrator] going big... (yelling) - [narrator] isn't always best. - who's our little puppy? - sweetheart, daddy got you a new. sweetheart? elizabeth, where are you? she's under the bears! - [narrator] unless it's a aaa plus membership.