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 rosemary connors.

i'm dray clark. it's 7:00 on this sunday morning. our major storm is gone but there are still windy conditions across the region this morning. let's get to the first alert neighborhood weather forecast with neat rolgs krystal klei who is looking at the possibility of more snow headed our way. krystal. >> i feel like a bad news -- let's talk about the conditions this morning. as dray mentioned, windy again today. not as windy as yesterday and certainly not as windy as friday when the system passed. nonetheless, we're feeling colder than we actually are. 28 degrees the windchill in philadelphia. look at mt. pocono, feeling like 15. 30 in wilmington and 31 in atlantic city. the actual temperatures, more like upper 30s. we're above freezing out there. trenton at 38. philly at 37 degrees. this trend will go from the upper 30s into the mid-40s this afternoon. unfortunately, the winds stick with us. gusts 25 to 35 miles per hour. right on into this evening. while we'll be at 45, it will

feel more like upper 30s right on through the afternoon hours. here's good news, though. silver lining to the sunday forecast. it's chilly. but these clouds are thinning out. it will be mostly sunny. coming up, we'll go neighborhood to neighborhood and look at your temperature trend for your sunday planning. >> the number of power outages is slowly ticking down as crews work round the clock to get the power back on. right now peco has 127,000 outages. compare that with the more than amount on friday. ac electric and delmarva power are others. peco is getting help from people outside of pennsylvania. in fact, illinois sent some workers and moreau tilt companies will accepted their employees later today. randy gyllenhaal is live in gladwyne where many are still without power.

randy? >> reporter: yeah. we're seeing scenes like this one. pieces of the power lines on the ground. tons of debris from the trees that have fallen down. take a look at this tree behind me that's still down two days later. williamson road in glad wynn hanging on to the power lines above, knocking out power. some of the homes in this neighborhood do still have electricity. a few streets away, they might not. it's all kind of random depending whether crews have gotten to your neighborhood yet. montgomery county still has about 40,000 outages. that's number 2 in the region. delaware county number 1 with even more. in fact, 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 management. but there are some success stories we're hearing about. we found a restaurant over in ambler that finally, after about a day and a half got their power back on. >> around 2:30 our power went out. we pretty much hung out here to

see if it would come back on. it didn't. we closed up. 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. >> they said they had to have a limited menu. the outages affecting businesses as well as homes. peco tells us one of the areas that has the biggest issue is bryn mawr, a little down the street from here. bryn mawr has a lot of power lines down on roads and a lot of trees still down. peco crews expect to be there in about an hour. it could take until about monday to get most people their power back online. in some isolated cases, could take until the middle of this week when we're expecting another storm. live in gladwyne, randy gyllenha gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. with delaware neighbors trying to get around this tree, you can see it's hung up in the power lines there. utility crews are working to get

that damage all cleaned up. comcast wants to help you power up after the storm. you can head to any one of the xfinity stores to plug in and power up your cell phone, tablet, whatever it may be. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. as the major storm moved out yesterday, things got very busy at philadelphia's 30th street station. amtrak trains started rolling along again on the northeast corridor. many riders ended up spending the night at 30th street friday into saturday. amtrak canceled all trains from friday afternoon until yesterday morning. now, most septa trains are back on track. with some delays. rail lines still out of service include chestnut hill east and trenton. that's why they had to stop service. as for septa's buses and trollies, more than two dozen buses had to run on detoured routes. the agency is hoping to restore trolley service by tomorrow. you can keep up to date on our weekend weather. keep track of it with the nbc 10 app. get the forecast for your

neighborhood specific to your neighborhood any time of day on the app. new overnight, a 48-year-old man is dead after crashing into a fence. it happened around midnight in philadelphia's east falls neighborhood. the driver lost control and then hit the fence at a septa station. they're still investigating why the crash happened. today, a philadelphia restaurant closed by a building fire on the block will hold a fundraiser for its employees. workers at the little lion at second and chestnut streets in old city will be off the job for at least two months. the benefit, which includes a silent auction, is set for mad rex's in fish town from 1 to 4:00 this afternoon. that fire happened on february 18th. you may recall it started in this historic building that housed a closed diner on the first floor and condos above. two firefighters had minor injuries. the city is preparing the structure for demolition. local and federal investigators are still looking for the cause of the fire.

six minutes past 7:00 on this sunday. tense moments in our nation's capitol this weekend. >> the white house went into lockdown mode after a shot rang out outside the white house fence. we'll have the details coming up. not backing down. in one state every public school teacher is on strike. this weekend, an effort to get them back to work hit a snag fl we'll explain. take a look. first alert radar and satellite, not tracking anything. finally, a mostly sunny forecast and chilly day ahead for your sunday. then, unfortunately, another storm coming in the forecast during your workweek. we'll track out conditions and you'll see maybe a few more snowflakes falling over the art museum coming up.

welcome back. i'm first alert meteorologist krystal klei. like yesterday, we're watching for tidal flooding possible as the wind still picks up. the water still churning from that system on friday. 8:40 to 9:45 for minor flooding possible. a coastal flood advisory. no longer a warning like yesterday. the threat has lowered. each yesterday, we only saw minor nooding. this is a pretty good sign. if you're along the coastal point, heads up for the morning high tide. jersey shore 39 degrees. it's cloudy outside but the

clouds are thinning and moving on out. mostly sunny through the rest of the day. 45 at your lunch hour. 46 at 2:00 p.m. wind will still be up. a breezy forecast through the rest of today. in philadelphia, the time this morning, 7:11. 37 for that current temperature. we'll get up to 41 by 10:00 a.m. 44 at noon and mid-40s again this afternoon. same deal. sunny and breezy. that means it will feel more like the upper 30s this afternoon. coming up, we'll talk more about that storm potential for the next round moving in during your workweek. thank you, krystal. the debate over guns gripped the country over the past few weeks. >> this weekend in one town, voices from both sides came face to face. we'll show you the confrontation when we come back. combatting cabin fever. if the bad weather has your kids stuck inside. we have another demonstration to keep them entertained.

the franklin institute shows an easy at-home science experiment that you'll like.

back in court to ask the judge to throw out the sexual assault case altogether. cosby's lawyers expected to make several motions, including claims of a lack of evidence and misconduct by prosecutors. cosby's retrial is set for next month in norristown. his first trial last summer ended in a hung jury. the comedian is accused of drugging and sexual assaulting former temple university -- in 2004. will come together to remember a hero killed in the line of duty.

a vigil will be held for sergeant robert williams the ii. he was killed at a game stop on march 5, 2015. family members, community and fellow fers will join there to honor him on the anniversary of his murder. this is video from the vigil two years ago. new this morning, one man is dead, another in critical condition after both were shot in philadelphia. it happened at 6th and spring garden streets in northern liberty. police say someone opened fire on the men while they were sitting inside of a car at around 2:45 this morning. investigators believe the shooter took off in a silver-colored car. the secret service is looking into the background of a man who shot and killed himself outside the white house fence yesterday. the man armed with a handgun fired no shots at the white house which went into full lockdown. president trump and the first lady were in florida at the time. showdown at dueling rallies

this weekend. high school students in georgia marching for stricter gun laws came face to face with those backing the second amendment. >> you can see the situation unfolded yesterday in the atlanta suburbs. the students speaking out on gun reform were met by those supporting arming teachers to keep schools safe. the confrontation was by and large peaceful. meanwhile, in floridaa a group of emg kay to of educators had a rally near the site of the high school massacre last month. 17 people died in that shooting. teachers at the rally insisted that putting guns in their hands is not the solution here. >> there's not a single teacher shall there's not a single student that i've spoken to over this past several days about this topic that thinks it's a good idea to introduce more guns

into our classrooms. >> that bill comes up for debate and a vote on friday in tallahassee. new this morning, west virginia teachers say their strike will go on 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 monday morning. schools statewide have been closed now for seven days. students in west virginia are showing support for their teachers as well. they've protested at the state capital on friday. this is a teaching moment for the children as many kids will be voting for the first time this year. they say what happens here in the coming days will have an impact on how they vote. friend and family remain hopeful they'll find a missing cdc scientist who vanished three weeks ago. local rescue teams took part in an extensive search around atlanta yesterday.

timothy cunningham disappeared after leaving work sick. he had just found out why he wasn't getting a promotion. police say there are no signs of foul play. this week israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will visit washington as calls for his resignation grow louder in his home country. >> this is the scene in tel aviv last night. dozens of israeli protesters demanded that netanyahu step down over a number of corruption scandals. last night police said there's enough evidence to charge him. >> netanyahu denies any wrongdoing. meteorologist krystal klei here. we're starting with a camera view from wilmington, delaware. sunshine breaking through. it is chilly out there this morning. this is even -- the sports

complex area. you can see the ben franklin bridge in the background. a layer of clouds. also the streaks of blue sky that are peeking through. it's going to get progressively more sunny as the day goes on. it's a mostly sunny forecast for this afternoon. winds, though, are still going to be an issue. we're looking at the winds still moving on in from the northwest, which means we stay on the cooler side today. the winds continue on 20 to 25 miles per hour. gusts 25 to 30 miles per hour are possible. those gusty conditions not as bad as the last two days. enough for the windchill effect all day long. the white number is the actual forecast high. the blue number the windchill or what it will treel feel like. 36 for the windchill. 43 the temperature in the suburbs and 44 in allentown. feeling more like the low, mid-30s. some of us may feel only about freezing through this afternoon. in new jersey, 46 in berlin. stone harbor at 47. rehoboth beach at 36.

it will be cool but sunny. the big question now, we're looking forward, that next coastal storm potential. we have higher and higher confidence with each day that wednesday is when this is going to develop to the south of us. and be a coastal system as it progresses along turning into a nor'easter. we're looking at rain to snow it likely in our region, etches along philadelphia and areas north and west. heavy snow is possible. we're talking maybe the shoveling kind of snow by the time it's all done with. it will be windy again as the system enters. but not as windy as what we saw on friday. the question is, what are we looking at with totals. models not in agreement with us yet and something we're trying to hone in on over the next 24 hours. let's track it out here. this is monday morning. we've got this moisture to the west of us. a low is going to develop. then a coastal low will develop following. watch as we go through monday and on into tuesday. you can see the low sitting just to the west of chicago.

all this moisture down to the south. now we're going to tuesday night. bam, this model wants to be a little mix north and west. rain south. that starts to turn over into your wednesday morning. now the changeover line pressing up against philadelphia as the coastal low develops. it's going to pass right along us and there you go. possibly some heavy snow falling right through midday wednesday. everything should exit by thursday, it looks like. but this could be another impactful workweek for us moving forward. >> thank you, krystal. a man encounters an unwanted guest outside his home. >> it was all caught on home surveillance. what happened when this black bear met a bird feeder in a georgia man's backyard. that's coming up. i have a great work ethic. i'm responsible and when i was born, i was 3 feet tall and weighed 26 pounds. charles barkley hosted snl last night. you'll hear more of his monologue coming up.

joined by chef david banks. >> we're going to do a quail dish with a simple slaw. bobbing choy, green onions. ginger in it. kind of thai flavoring. >> doesn't have the bad fat. >> removing the meat from the bone here. we're using it for what, chef? >> put the meat and the breast of quail over the top of it. look, we're good. browned off nice. >> you have a nice brown, you know they're ready. >> just take this and put it right in here. >> a way to serve it, chef. >> you've got the quail. the only bone you have is that teeny bone there. >> is this on the menu?

>> we run things like this often. that's a little type of jelly. >> i really like the two different textures that you're introducing here in this plate. >> you'll have some crunch in the slaw. >> it really makes it pop. >> the quail has a rich flavor. it's a lot of flavor in that -- >> see how tender it is. just a touch medium rare. it's a quick preparation. >> i like the fresh slaw underneath, too. really add a nice contrast. >> to see today's recipe and all of the recipes featured on the chef's kitchen. log on to chefs kitchen.tv.

a georgia man gets up close and personal with a bear. the bear checked out the bird feeder in the backyard of this home in marietta friday night and walked over to the back door and stood up on its hind legs. that was close enough for stanley watching through the glass. he made enough noise to scare the black bear away. the start of march showed us winter is not over yet. >> surely coming in like a lion. that means the indoor activities continue. but it can be tough to be creative. we went to the franklin institute where they thoed us easy at-home science experiments to get the brain cells firing. how about a lava lamp. combine water, food coloring, and baby ar vegetable oil and drop in an antacid tablet and watch the bubbles go. >> you can run this at home

without a heat source or anything else by using the reactions between water and the an antacid tablet. >> the question is, do kids even know what a lava lamp really is? >> good question. >> we'll show you more of the most popular experiments. let's talk "saturday night live." 76ers legend charles barkley still making his voice heard. >> he got some good laughs in the opening monologue of "saturday night live." take a look. >> i'm an athlete. athletes been speaking out a lot. they've been kneeling during the anthem, refusing to go the whitney white house. a lot of athletes are afraid to speak out, it might hurt their career. here's something that contradicts all of that. me. i've been saying whatever the hell i want for 30 years and i i'm doing great. >> barkley hosted snl for the fourth time last night. sir charles is known for

speaking his mind. it's pretty funny, too. >> served him well. >> absolutely. we continue to watch the aftermath from friday's ferocious storm. we're talking about tens of thousands of people still without power this morning. >> yeah. it's certainly a big cleanup as we're still in the midst of that. meanwhile, nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live in gladwyne with efforts to get the power back on. it's a big job, right? >> reporter: it's a real big job. crews will be working at it again today, clearing trees, trying to get the power lines back up. still, tens of thousands remain without power. we'll tell you the hardest hit areas next. take a look. radar and satellite showing us the clouds are getting out of here. we're talking a sunny day but a windy one, too. for your sunday. here's a live view of ocean city. the camera panning along to show you the clouds that could start to thin out.

crews will be clearing and cutting trees taken down by the strong winds and utility workers get willing the power back on for thousands. we'll tell you when to expect the see the light. oh, my god! >> fiery reaction. a downed tree and an exploding transformer combine for a scary scene in one local neighborhood. good morning. welcome back to "nbc 10 news today." i'm dray clark. >> i'm rosemary connors. it's 7:30 on this sunday. we're still following the cleanup under way. really just beginning. nbc 10's first alert meteorologist krystal klei is tracking the wind that are still with us today. but nothing that should take anything down, right, krystal?

>> that's right. not as windy as yesterday and not as windy on friday when the system passed to our south. they're coming from the north and northwest. the winds are around 15 to 20 miles per hour for the most part. wind gusts only registering around 25 miles per hour. it's more on the breezy side than the windy side. we may still tick up to 35 mile per hour gusts periodically this afternoon. it's still a windy forecast today. not as pad as yesterday. nonetheless, those winds making it feel colder than it actually is. this morning, 28 degrees, the windchill in philadelphia. 29 in millville and mt. holly. 28 for both reading and allentown. the problem with this is, so many homes are still without power. without heating, this is a rough morning and it's been a rough overnight. owe really the hope is that everyone can restore their heat and power in their home soon enough. we have another system moving our way for midweek. enough about that for now.

radar and satellite for today. we have clouds in place. these thin out, pull to the east as we progress. by this afternoon, a mostly sunny forecast. temperaturewise, from 30s right now to 40s into this afternoon. just like yesterday, those 40s will feel colder than they are. we'll talk more about the temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood coming up. thank you, krystal. you have new information about the crash on roosevelt boulevard that we've been telling you about. philadelphia police say this is not a hit and run. instead, a female driver crashed into a tree and she's in the hospital. all streets are closed between friendship street and cottman avenue. utility crews have a big job ahead of them as thousands are without electricity. without heat as well. peco is working on thousands of outages. the latest numbers from ppl, pse

and g and ac electric and delmarva power. >> families are still living without power in areas. randy gyllenhaal is there. >> reporter: you look out our window. you don't see snow. the winds have largely died down. you've got no power in the house. there are a lot of trees down. this tree on williamson road in gladwyne hanging over the power lines there. some of the homes near this tree still have power on. others a few streets away. it largely depends whether or not the crews are not into your neighborhood yet. still counts about 40,000 people without power. that's number two in our area. delaware county, number one. in fact, in delaware county, a third of the entire county lost power at the peak of this storm. officials had to sign a disaster declaration yesterday. that opens up more resources for emergency management. they're finding creative ways to

stay warm without electricity. >> went out about 6:00 yesterday. going to stay warm. >> seems like got to make do. >> that's it. that's all you can do. that's all we can do. >> beer blanket and a trash can fire in your driveway. keeping warm there. bryn mawr, by the way, remains one of the hardest hit areas according to peek owe. they have a lot of power lines down. peco hopes to have them -- we'll check them out in the next 30 minutes or so. it could take until monday or maybe by midweek to get power fully restored. live in gladwyne, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. oh, my god! >> that's a frightening response to a chain reaction caught on video last night. it started with a downed tree in havertown, delaware county, at

about the same time a transformer also caught fire. a driver hit the brakes on his car as another tree fell hitting his hood. luckily the driver was not hurt. also in delaware county, several trees toppled over next to a home in drexel hill yesterday. you can see the piles of broken branches right next to the home. the fallen trees just missed causing major damage to the house. >> mother nature does not chris discriminate. look at the home of philadelphia flyers goalie ilya bryzgalov. he tweeted this picture and wrote, nature is very angry with us. many families dealing with similar situations. tree trimmers are their new best friends. we spoke with dan moore with tips for homeowners. >> a lot of the big pines, people let them grow. what i would do is tip back president ends of the lens. take weight off of them. you know, you really got to thin some trees out sometimes. you get the air through them better. >> tree trimmers will be very busy the last few days answering

those urgent calls for help. >> here's a quick reminder. aaa says if a tree falls on your home, your insurance will cover removal and repairs for damage. but if it falls in the yard and doesn't hit anything, you have to pay for the removal. this has been a deadly storm, at least nine people have died. police in north jersey say, a man was killed touching live power lines that the wind knocked down on friday night. the storm with flooding rains, raging winds, left a trail of damage from the carolinas all the way up to maine. we're part of that. well over a million households up and down the east coast still without power. here in quincy, massachusetts, the national guard had to evacuate people to shelters. the storm also caused thousands of flight delays and cancellations. closed roads, bridges, you name it. if you are without power and you're watching us on your

phone, maybe you have friends without power, comcast opened up xfinity stores to help you plug in and power up. go to any xfinity store and bring your devices. this is a partnership with us. nbc 10. comcast is a parent company of nb 10. 7:37 right now on this sunday. let's talk a little news out of washington. crises and chaos in the white house. >> president trump loses another trusted member of his administration. coming up, "meet the press" moderator chuck todd talks about a tumultuous week for the trump administration. technology being taught to girls. hoping to bridge the gender gap in the tech world. while we're still cleepg up from the storm friday, there's a potential for another coastal storm by midweek. we'll track it out for you and talk about the questions you have at this point and this is a live view of a fairly nice sunday morning.

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welcome back. first alert meteorologist krystal klei. we're looking at the actual temperatures outside. just a moment ago, i showed you the feels-like temps. if you see on the board here, pretty much everyone is well above freezing in terms of the actual temperature conditions. 37 in philadelphia. 36 in bluebell.

38 in wilmington. the only spot below freezing, mt. pocono. some places got close to 2 feet of snow on friday. that's why. temperatures will be considerably lower than the actual temperatures. in philadelphia, 37 at 3:00 this afternoon. because of the winds still up this afternoon. in the suburbs, windchill of 36 degrees. and sunny. so the silver lining is it will be nice outside. be around freezing in the lehigh valley throughout the rest of today. for delaware, 39 degrees and 36 in new jersey. at the jersey shore, same deal. because of the winds feeling like 38, even though it will be in the mid to upper 40s. we'll talk more about that next storm system to impact us during the workweek coming up. we'll stay tuned. stay tuned because the flyers fly south to face one. best teams in hockey i. >> this was a real back and forth matchup. we'll have the details in sports. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪

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sfliefrnlts in philadelphia yesterday, dozens of young girls spent the day sharpening technology skills. >> tech girls, the nonprofit is dedicated to bridging the gender

gap in the tech world. the girls learned about coding and the inner workings of video games. >> i really like the challenge of coding and trying to figure out how to make something do you want it to do. i lieb the element of building the robot and programming that. >> the girls learned how to make codes that can send temperatures and motion. you can learn more about tech girls and other -- during the women's history month special. nbc news presents today's inspiring woman that premieres on march 24th at 7:00 in the evening. on this sunday morning, in sports. the flyers visited tampa bay. >> we pick it up in the third period. the flyers leading 5-4. the lightning, steven stamkos received a long pass, shoots, scores. now we're tied at 5. jumping ahead. 6-5 lightning score. this one went to a shootout.

stamkos five points and the overtime winner. the flyers earned points it in the standings. tough loss. philadelphia flower show is in full bloom at the pennsylvania convention center right now. >> it's a wonderful way to get a taste of spring as we deal with nasty winter weather. the show opened yesterday. i happened to be down there. don't ask why. runs through march 11th. the theme is wonders of water. you go in, you're engulfed in a rainforest of tropical flowers. there are waterfalls, reflection pools and a replica of ice melt in a mountain stream. thousands of people visited yesterday alone. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> it's really an amazing sight. let talk about temperatures out there this morning. berks county and the lehigh valley. 37 degrees right now in reading. we're also at 37 in blandon. mid, upper 30s for white hall. naz re at 36.

in the 30s. i've been talking about this all morning. it feels a lot colder. more like the upper 20s. in philadelphia, same deal. we're 40 in bustleton. 38 at graduate hospital. the feels-like temperatures around 29 degrees. take a look at radar and satellite, the clouds are breaking and they are pulling out to the east. the center of that storm that impacted us on friday has been very slowly riding out farther and farther east. it's kind of dragging the clouds with it which means mostly sunny forecast for us this afternoon. flood advisory in place for the jersey shore. our delaware beaches. this has been downgraded from the flood warning that was originally in place. nonetheless, high tides, 8:45 to 9:45 could see minor flooding, specifically in the spots prone to floogd. we didn't see a high amount of reports. but this is a good sign but i want to give a heads up that

this advisory is in place. >> around 15 to 20, 25 miles per hour. gusts may be a bit higher. still a breezy to windy day today. it's going to -- actual high temperatures, 46 in philly. we are tracking like i mentioned mostly sunny conditions this afternoon with those winds factored in. the chill will be in the upper 30s. let's talk about that next coastal storm. what are we talking, tuesday evening through wednesday evening. some models trying to keep it in through thursday morning. we're talking about rain that turned to snow. possibly heavy shoveling type of snow for some parts of the region. totals are still in question at this point. some models aren't going very high. they didn't handle the last storm very well. this storm developing by wednesday does not look as intense. one of the ways it doesn't look

as intense, the wind. it will become windy like gusts 30 to 35 miles per hour. gusts back on friday. nonetheless, a similar setup. watch as we track from monday to tuesday morning. the low is going to develop to the west of chicago. you see. your moisture associated down south. then a coastal loop developing to the south of us. watch through tuesday evening. it's 8:00 here. rain to a mix as we go north and west neighborhoods. that's tuesday night. turnover occurs. this model turns the line of changeover into philadelphia wednesday morning. now the coastal low is spinning about off of norfolk. we go into wednesday evening. now the coastal low depending how close it is, could bring in heavier snow and it may last into the overnight before everything moves out thursday.

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we've seen this before. is there something different approximate what happened this past week? >> i think what's different is the toll it's taking on the president's inner circle. the fact that now he's lost hope hicks. somebody who as one person described her to me, the rosetta stone of the trump presidency. you went to her sometimes to figure out how you talk to the president, how you pitch an idea to the president. whether this was a good mood day or a bad mood day with the president. leaving her as a filter, a buffer, that's gone. the fact that the president's son-in-law is under more seemg by mueller. it's becoming clearer and clearer, he and ivanka probably have to go back to new york. that's why there's this feeling, i think, of uncertainty around the president himself. he doesn't know who to trust around him. he is -- sudden i everybody with him during the campaign is gone. is that impacting how he's making policy? it sure look like it with the tariff decision which came out of nowhere. all of his west wing aides were

advising him against it, except one. he decided to go with the one aide. i think all of it is creating a lot of nervousness on capitol hill. yes, it's familiar. but it seems different. >> chuck, you bring up the tariffs on u.s. steel and aluminum. seemed like a bit of mixed messaging when it came to trade and certainly when it came to gun control. what's going on here. is president trump going to stick to the proposals or go to a more conservative message? >> i think the chaos behind the scenes is leading to this chaos on policy. it really is the president running point here, willy-nilly and you're not sure what to make of it. obviously, it looks like he may be repeating a pattern. remember what he did on immigration in public and what he did on guns in public and walked it back. i wouldn't be surprised if the markets get hammered again on monday due to the tariff threat.

if he just walks that back on tuesday and says, well, we're going to impose these tariffs if there isn't some sort of change and he finds a way to somehow quietly walk it back. i think that's what makes this administration so frustrating for some in both business and in politics. you don't quite know where he stands on a given day. >> "meet the press" moderator chuck todd. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thanks dray and rosemary. >> "meet the press" comes your way at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. today in camden, a flag raising ceremony will kick off march across the state. veterans will join them at the noontime event. for 75 years now, every president has recognized march as the month to highlight how the red cross helps people around the world. >> they call it a long ride for a reason. dozens of people hopped on the bikes in lifetime fitness.

participants dedicated a 4-hour replay spin class to raise money for san diego jude children's hospital. our bureau reporter took part. a lot of people exercising in m. inside. >> four hours. >> couldn't do it. >> you know what, it is a good time to be indoors. now today, later in the day, it will be better off. temperatures will start to pick up a bit. it's chilly right now outside. this is a live view from center city. they took the flags down when the winds were wicked a few days back. let talk about this ten-day forecast. again, this morning, it's chilly. this afternoon, afternoon picks up to 46. it will likely feel like the upper 30s due to still breezy and windy conditions. we'll keep with the sunshine on our monday and start to increase the clouds on tuesday. by tuesday night -- here we go

again. we have a coastal low developing. rain will turn to snow and in fact, some models are indicating it could be heavy snow even through philadelphia. our weather team was texting up a storm yesterday discussing this system. it's likely to move out by thursday. still windy. temperatures in the 40s. can you believe this? it's time for the clock to spring forward, which means we lose an hour of sleep next weekend for our weekend show. it will spring forward sunday 2:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. another system. more likely rain than snow with this one sunday into monday. >> auto we think we're getting closer to spring. mother nature saying not so fast. >> higher confidence with each day. there's going to be some type of snow event for at least part of the region. >> get ready. that's going to do it for us on this sunday. i'm rosemary connors. be back in 25 minutes for an update. >> have a great sunday.

any collusion? >> we're not going to let this defeat us. >> take the guns first, go through due process second. >> we're still together for the rest of our lives. >> good morning and welcome to "sunday today" on this march the 4th, i'm willie geist. even by the new standards of this presidential administration, it was a truly wild week. president trump appeared at washington's grid iron dinner overnight, telling jokes after a stretch of days that included jaw-dropping comments on guns, tariffs, and the president of china. and that's just the beginning. chuck todd joins us to sort through it al