once pico fully deactivated the substation. as the sun went down, the only lights at many main intersections were once flashing on emergency vehicles as officers directed traffic. at the peak of the outages, 36,000 customers were without power. holly hanratty said they had to cancel classes due to the power outage. >> we weren't able to do anything, so we had to just sit around. >> olivia ross is relieved to go where she's guaranteed to have power. her daughter's home in center city. >> take a drink of water, cook food. >> yep. some of the things we take for granted as we come back alive outside where we see some of the pico says it's still investigating the cause of this fire. meantime, it's not sure when power will be fully restored. >> you are watching on our app, can you kwet a direct link to find out when your power may come back on. >> other news tonight, there is extra security at several apartment complexes in delaware with a serial kidnapper on the run. there have been three attacks on women at three different apartmen

south latches lane and watching in north philly, the pico substation fire that happened yesterday, the fire is under control, but fox street is still closed between roberts avenue right around allegheny avenue. rosemary, back to you guys. >> thanks, jess. following breaking news outs of philadelphia, a baby barely a week old is in the hospital following a home invasion in the city's nice town neighborhood. here's what we know. police tell us three armed men woke up the baby and his mother when they barged into this row home on north 18th street early this morning. the mother was holding the baby when the men demanded that she hand over money. one of the robbers then pushed the baby to the floor. police say it appears the infant will be okay. the men got away with catsh and two cell phones. we'll have breaking news here and on the nbc 10 app. >> 55 degrees, philadelphia crews are working to restore power to thousands of people and two philadelphia schools are closed following a massive fire at a pico substation. the fire sent flames and thick black smoke into the sky yesterday at pico's

the pico substation fire that happened yesterday in north philly, the fire is under control but fox street is closed roberts avenue right around allegheny avenue as well. don't have to worry about that. both directions open between broad street and the express way. rosemary, back to you guys. >> jessica, thank you. a disturbing story we continue to follow breaking news. >> an eight day old baby was hurt. katie sackery is live at the hospital with details for us. >> reporter: some chaotic moments, frantic moments took place inside that nice town home earlier this morning. eight day old baby boy at einstein hospital getting checked out by nurses and staff. initially investigators told us he should be okay. here's what happened. the mother told police she was sleeping in her upstairs bedroom earlier this morning. she was sleeping with her newborn son on her chest when she says three men all wearing masks, all wearing gloves and all dressed in black clothing came onto her room, woke her up and said they were robbing the home. they then demanded that she get them money. she said, i'm holding my

traffic lights are out and thousands of people remain without power because of this fire at a pico substation. crews put out the fire in nice town, tioga last night. this morning pico crews are working to restore power to about 5400 customers, down from 35,000 at the peak yesterday. >> you may see fewer women at your workplace today. a day without a woman is a nationwide event. women are being asked to stay home for recent marches. you're asked not to shop or spend money unless the business is owned by a woman. the goal is to show the impact women have on the economy and to push for equality in the workplace. >> today the house will vote to repeal and replace obama's affordable care act. president trump says he hopes americans will pass the american health care act quickly and we'll be watching to see if the trump administration will announce plans to roll back federal fuel economy requirements. auto makers asked the epa to throw out the stricter rules that were passed by president obama. >> good morning, jessica boying ton checking the road. 95, our cameras around street road, southbound sid

substation. this morning the problems are leading to school closures and could impact your ride to work. >> plus we'll tell you about philadelphia's vision for safer streets in the city and the goal to wipe out traffic debt. that's all coming up at 4:30 this morning, weather traffic and everything you need to know before you head out the door. >> nbc 10 starts at 4:30. we'll see you then. ay" is back in two. per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper lergies with nasal congestion? find fast relief behind the counter with claritin-d. [ upbeat music ] strut past that aisle for the allergy relief that starts working in as little as 30 minutes and contains the best oral decongestant. live claritin clear, with claritin-d. fortified.tored. replenished. emerge everyday with emergen-c packed with b vitami

substation in tioga. pico wants to have everyone out of the dark within the hour. you can see what is left of the substation. a much different scene from what we saw this time yesterday. look at this, flames were shooting from the building. thick black smoke hovered over homes and businesses. investigators are still trying to determine what sparked the fire. luckily no one was hurt. >> cloudy down the shore. in margate, crews were working on one of the city's water towers. >> going live to lincoln financial field, let's take a close look at those turbines. yeah, not really moving too much. they had been getting a workout today as we look beyond into the center city skyline. erika martin joining us. >> and still pretty mild out there. >> that's right. right now we're seeing mild conditions as far as temperatures go. in fact most only sunny skies. but winds still an issue. 17-mile-per-hour for wilmington. 28 for allentown. 20 for philadelphia and calmer winds for millville. keep in mind winds will be strong

thousz of people are still without power following this fire at a pico substation. it is causing school closures this morning and may even affect your ride to work. nbc 10's matt is live for us in north philadelphia. matt, tell us more about the aftermath of this fire. >> reporter: right, the power is still out as you mentioned in parts of this area. going on now 14 1/2 hours. take a look behind me. this intersection, hunting park and clear field avenues in the dark at this hour. i just checked the numbers right about 6700 pico customers are still waiting for the lights to come back on. also two philly schools are closed today. girls high school and e.w. rhodes middle school closed today all because of this. take a look at the substation fire. yesterday afternoon it started just before 2:00 at the west more land substation. at its peak roughly 36,000 customers were left without power. crews worked throughout the afternoon and into the night. by 11:00 p.m. the number was just under 7,000. we asked pico when will the power come back on for everyone. >> it's a little d

substation. >> we have been staying on top of this story. erin coleman is live in the newl us their goal isso. right n crews worked last nightond restore electricity to neighbors near the substation. we got an up close look at the area today. you can see what is left of the building that caught fire. now, a much different scene from what we saw this time yesterday. ndinveigators still have not determined what she fire. erin coleman, nbc 10 news. >>> turning to our weather now, another sunny and mild day across the region. we found a guy working on his swing enwith the sunshine out there, you still needed a little bit of a jacket to protect aglookslike in camden this a livok enj this wa end of the week. >> there is something for everyone. up and down all week. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is joirn onning us with your most accurate weather forecast. >> yeah, it will be pretty wild here. for those of you who miss winter, you got some coming. we have beautiful blue there.today. 60 plus a 51 tomorrow. and then here comes winter. look at this weeken

. >>> pico crews have restored power to all but about 2,000 customers after the substation fire. we got a look at the damage left behind. here is what it looks like yesterday. the fire started around 2:00 in the afternoon and burned for hours. and it sent thick black smoek intoes air. investigators still haven't figured out how the fire started. >>> a two-year-old boy is in critical condition with head injuries. police say his mother dropped him from a window in north philadelphia. they're not sure if the woman jumped after tossing the child from the window or held him as she jumped. >> his face was beaten or whatever, but quli want to look at him like that. >> neighbors tell us the woman was hanging from the same window yesterday threatening to harm herself and her child. both are in the hospital tonight. >>> right now at 6:00, a pot fight. the governor wolf doesn't being the state is ready to legalize recreational mayor. but another state official thinks weed could solve some of the state's budget problems by bringing in tax dollars and saving on arrests. randy gyllenhaal is li

started in the substation in nicetown cuyahoga. investigators haven't figured out how that fire started. >>> good morning, jessica boyington, watching the roads, 422 around egypt road there's a crash on the left-hand shoulder. the traffic on the lanes on the eastbound side still getting by as you can see, a little bit slow, though. two vehicles involved here. and there's also a crash on cheltenham at oak lane road. and watch as you're driving through new jersey for sunglare. cherry hill, route 70 around kings highway. not a lot of backup or delays. watch for the sunglare difficult to see for your morning drive. >>> okay, so we are tracking a major change in the works. temperatures for today, topping out in the 60s. the cold front moving on through bringing us wintery weather overnight tonight into tomorrow. expect light snow for that early morning commute. temperatures will be in the 40s by friday. 30s on saturday and sunday. but look at this major decline from 60s to 30s by the weekend. feels like temperatures at or below zero so

tuesday's substation fire in philadelphia. this is the damage in nicetown, cuyahoga. investigators still have not determined exactly how that fire started. we'll have another update in just about 25 minutes. remember, you can always get the latest news, weather and traffic with the nbc10 app. i'm rosemary connors. now back to the "today" show. have a good one. ♪ >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, the hunt is on. the fbi is opening an investigate, as to who leaked classified documents online. >>> jfk jr.'s final days two decades after his tragic debt. a new documentary shedding light on that fateful flight, that took the lives of three team. a confidant speaks out. >> i miss the little moments, the winks and nods and inside jokes. >>> and fast food cheat sheet. because you're stopping at the drive through doesn't mean you have to destroy your diet. some of the best things to eat from the popular fast food chains, today, thursday, march th, 2017. ♪ >> happy spring from washington, d.c. >> virginia tech loves savannah. >> b