it's quite cold at the moment, across the eastern seaboard of the us, but as we move eastern seaboardthe atlantic, the jet strea m we move across the atlantic, the jet stream coming towards the uk, and we have a bowl of milder air. it will not stick around too long, into friday, a cold front moving east slowly. that will bring up band of cloud with outbreaks of rain across many parts of the country. it is clear in the east during the day. a return to sunshine and showers coming in as the wind turns more north—westerly. some hail and potentially sleet and snow over higher ground, but in most places the showers will fall as rain. temperatures between eight and 12 degrees on friday. heading towards the weekend, not looking too bad. low pressure isn't far away but it's to the north of the uk. also an area of low pressure clearing from the south. on saturday, fairly cloudy skies for much of england and wales with the potential for some patchy rain towards the south and east. and stony skies towards the north and west, but showers still packing in on the breeze and potentially a bit of wint

there's a lot of clouds that will come with it for the eastern seaboard.cool in d.c., cool in charleston, warmer for the ohio valley. charlotte, 72. the warmth will eventually make it to the east coast. new york city hits 60s on friday. raleigh could be 80 on thursday. a little taste of spring for the east coast. but i'm sorry to say it's not going to last long. >> we'll take whatever we can get, bill. >> i am already going to the apologize. >> turn the volume down. >> you get our hopes up and crush then. >>> still ahead, markets shake off last week's steep losses as the dow surges over easing trade wars. >>> plus, facebook slides stock as the political scandal gets worse as the ftc launch aes probe. not quite... just the result of dell emc working with callaway to gather data - and design best-in-class clubs, transforming the player into a bonafide golfer. oh! maybe it is a magic wand. magic can't make digital transformation happen... but we can. that's the power dell emc, part of dell technologies. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient origina

into canada that's clearing away so bright a conditions for the eastern seaboard but we have this system movie across some parts of the rockies through into the northern plains but it's going to develop as we head on into monday some quite significant snowfall expected here some rain further towards the south fine conditions for the southwest meanwhile across the eastern seaboard weather conditions much they should remain dry and relatively fine but just six as a high in new york city down into the caribbean lovely weather conditions brisk winds plenty of sunshine showers few and far between parts of a bit cooler than that has been in recent days with a change in wind direction and then as we head on through into monday not much change expected the same really goes up through much of central america a lot of sunshine in rome fine conditions across the whole of mexico with highs of twenty six in mexico city as we head down into south america plenty of showers across the amazon basin further south of seattle some rain a face in parts of power why that seems to be fairly light and just a fe

into canada that's clearing away so bright a conditions for the eastern seaboard but we have this systemmovie across some parts of the rockies through into the northern plains but it's going to develop as we head on into monday some quite significant snowfall expected here some rain further towards the south fine conditions for the southwest meanwhile across the eastern seaboard weather conditions much they should remain dry i'm relatively fine but just six as a high in new york city down into the caribbean lovely weather conditions brisk winds plenty of sunshine showers few and far between possible bit cooler than that has been in recent days with a change in wind direction and then as we head on through into monday not much change expected the same really goes up through much of central america a lot of sunshine or own fine conditions across the whole of mexico with highs of twenty six in mexico city as we head down into south america plenty of showers across the amazon basin further south we've saw some rain a phase in parts of power why that seems to be fairly light and just a few sh

see that huge swirl off the eastern seaboard. that was the storm that rap idly strengthened.ode up the coast, not only brought rain and snow but also some very impressive wind gusts. look at this. peak gusts, providence, rhode island 64 miles per hour with boston, massachusetts and new york city, 63-mile-per-hour wind gusts. atlantic city 61. philadelphia, pennsylvania 59-mile-per-hour wind gusts and a similar wind gust clocked in washington, d.c. another storm is headed our way. actually the one that's over us right now. future weather showing us the next system that will crisscross the country is going to do the exact same process rapidly strengthened by wednesday night. they could be look the at the same winds, the same snow, and the same rain. here locally you've got some isolated showers to talk about we'll detail that with live doppler 7 coming up in a few minutes. eric? >> drew, thank you. >>> a storm battering the united kingdom caused an unusual phenomenon. check it out. starfish washing up on a beach in kent southeast of london. thousands of them. it's not clear exa

watch this area of low pressure redevelop off the coast of the mid atlantic and then sip up the eastern seaboard. because it's going to be a little bit farther to the south than the last storm it will have longer to travel and that means more moisture to gather. as it continues to pull down the cold air, it will be changing that rain over to snow during the day on wednesday. wednesday is the day to change any type of travel plans a great day to stay inside. so let's go hour by hour with this fox future cast. we'll take from it the current time through tuesday night. when the clouds will move in look how close the snow is. snow, you have sleet and you have rain. the change over is going to occur on wednesday. you can see at noon pretty much all from philadelphia to the north and west in snow but still some sleet and rain to the south and then during the day on wednesday, that snowfalls heavy at times and moves out about 11:00 p.m. but we will be accumulating inches of snow and that is why the national weather service has issued a winter storm watch for tomorrow night through wednesday night for m

into canada that's clearing away so bright a conditions for the eastern seaboard but we have this system moving across some parts of the rockies through into the northern plains but it's going to develop as we head on into monday some quite significant snowfall expected here some rain further towards the south fine conditions for the southwest meanwhile across the eastern seaboard weather conditions much they should remain dry and relatively fine but just six as a high in new york city down into the caribbean lovely weather conditions brisk winds plenty of sunshine showers few and far between possible bit cooler in the has been in recent days with a change in wind direction and then as we head on through into monday not much change expected the same really goes up through much of central america a lot of sunshine or own fine conditions across the whole of mexico with highs of twenty six in mexico city as we head down into south america plenty of showers across the amazon basin further south we've saw some rain a phase in parts of power why that seems to be fairly light and just a few sho

we get into tuesday afternoon, no wind across the eastern seaboard. the winds finally relax. this is still friday's nor'easter hanging off the coast. primary low goes to the great lakes states. the big question with the storm is going to be while the ss here is it still developing or is it already a full-blown nor'easter. that's going to have a huge impact on our neck of the woods. we know by the time it moves up into new england it's a full-blown nor'easter and they're talking about 40-50 mile an hour winds and probably 6-12 inches of snow if not more. the big question is what's to be and how far off t jersey shore in increasing confidence that we're going to get this the million looks like rain to snow and yes it becomes that's wednesday. for today mid 40s, partly sunny and breezy overnight tonight it again. temperatures down into the 20s well below here we exclusive accuweather 7-day trouble day is wednesday. rain to snow for wednesday 37 nydia? >> if you want to escape winter, how about heading here? thousands of people ventured out and what place to do thathiladelphia fl

. >>> this morning people on the eastern seaboard from the mid-atlantic to new england are getting hit with the second nor'easter in less than a week. a winter storm warning stretches from pennsylvania to maine. heavy wet snow and gusting winds threaten to take down trees and power lines. some areas could see over a foot and a half of snow, and it's not good news for folks still trying to recover from last week's storm. the national weather service recommends against travel and hena doba is in new york's times square with more. good morning, hena. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the second nor'easter is threatening to drop two to three inches of snow an hour in some places. by last count, more than 200 homes and businesses are still without power from the first storm, and that number is now only expected to shoot up. >>> the second major storm in two days has rolled into the northeast, whereas the first on we could see a come of feet of snowfall in new york state. five feet of snow in five days. >> reporter: up in new england winds are expected to hit between 30 and 50 miles an

this, too, could be one that climbed up across the eastern seaboard bringing snowfall anywhere from the d.c. area into new england. it's not set in stone yet, but it's continuing to be an active patterned a a pretty chilly paper for most of the country as well. i'm eric fisher for cbs news. >>> well, the white house says president trump will finalize his plans on imposing tariffs on aluminum and steel this week. there appears to be a change in the policy now. some countries may be exempt, and mr. trump is facing more pushback on his tariff plan from members of the republican party. nancy cordes explains. >> congressional republicans are making a last-ditch attempt to change the president's mind expression deep concern about the prospect of broad global tariffs on aluminum and steel, warning that the move will make u.s. businesses less competitive and u.s. consumers porer. republican leaders from the speaker on down have been warning the president for days that the kind of across h board-tariff that he's been talking about could sfark a trade war. in fact, on wednesday the eu may respond

were commemorating the anniversary of superstore and sandy that affected a large part of the eastern seaboardasterni was reporting on the storm as it struck and my research for that became what was my favor

but the winds will be strong up and down the eastern seaboard. not just coastal new england but down into the mid-atlantic, cold northwest winds moving if under tomorrow. and then, also, very strong winds will move across the spine of the appalachians with the storm system. and out in the open, atlantic huge waste, 30-40-footers. the entire atlantic ocean will look more like a hurricane out there than an nor'easter. cold pockets of air bringing a huge amount of snowfall after a pretty lackluster start to winter, 3-5 feet of snow over the next few days across the sierra. in southern california, the risk of flooding, flood watches are out, in and around los angeles, we'll see a couple of inches of rainfall and mudslides. debris flows will be the biggest concerns there. jeff. >> glor: eric fisher with his hands full tonight. eric, thank you very much. the storm is already affecting air travel in the east and jericka duncan is at new york's laguardia airport with more tho. jericka. >> reporter: that's right. even though it is a routine scene here at

. >> reporter: along the eastern seaboard, authorities and residents are bracing for a nor'easter. >> it's going to be pounding with the winds. >> reporter: in massachusetts, authorities in some coastal areas are urging residents to evacuate. >> evacuate and go to friends, family, somewhere away from the danger of the tides. >> reporter: in boston, workers were busy filling sandbags and deploying them in flood-prone areas. in milford, connecticut, storm drains were cleared out. officials there are concerned it could be a repeat of october's flooding. along the jersey shore it was time to board up and tighten up. >> it sounds like it's packing a punch and i'm very concerned about this. >> reporter: the midatlantic is preparing for a potentially historic windstorm. gusts could be up to 60 miles per hour. potomac electric power company says it has extra crews at the ready to deal with power outages. and authorities say anyone in the storm's path needs to be ready if the lights go out. dan scheinman, nbc news. >> nbc meteorologist bill karins is tracking it. where is it at now? >> it's ge

>> reporter: it has been a remarkable stretch of nor'easters here across the eastern seaboard and somethingple are really not looking for at the end of march. now, what we do see at the end of march, is a stronger sun angle. meanwhile on the west coast we bring the bands into southern new england overnight and then wind down as we head towards thursday morning, the fourth of the nor'easters we have seen this month and we hope that will be the last one. >> glor: eric fisher thank you. accidents in maryland and virginia, a crash on long island was deadly. more than 45,000 homes and businesses lost power. more than 4,000 flights have o.en canceled. demarco morgan in hagerstown, maryland. demarco. >> reporter: jeff, good evening h you. it has been snowing nonstop, and to make matters worse, frmperatures are expected to dip below freezing before the night is out. as the latest storm blankets the northeast, travel nightmares abound. in maryland, the storm dumped up to two inches of snow per hour, ofking for treacherous conditions. authorities here counted nearly 600 vehicle crashes in eight hours

strong winds, more rough surf, more coastal flooding, jeff, is not what anyone needs along the eastern seaboard right now. >> glor: even more concern for those folks without power tonight. eric, thank you very much. bad things have been known to happen to russians who cross vladimir putin. now, a former spy accused of being a traitor to russia is fighting for his life in britain possibly after being poisoned. here's elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: the man in critical condition is reported to be sergei skripal, an ex-russian army colonel. he was arrested in 2004 and sentenced in a russian court for spying for britain. but in 2010, he left russia, part of a prisoner exchange. in return for ten russian sleeper agents, including the infamous anna chapman, who had been operating in the u.s. in salisbury, the town where skripal had settled, witnesses say he and a woman companion collapsed on a bench on sunday. >> it was a couple, an older guy and a younger girl. she was sort of leaning on him. it looked like she passed out maybe. he was doing some strange hand movements, looking up to the sky. >> repo

strong winds, more rough surf, more coastal flood, jeff, is not what anyone needs along the eastern seaboard right now. >> glor: even more concern for those folks without power tonight. eric, thank you very much. bad things have been known to russians who cross vlami putin. now a former spyaccused of being is fighting for his life inin poisd here's elibeth palmer. reporter: t man in criticdi is reported to be sergei sipal, a heas arrested in forne spying for britain. but in 2010, he left russia, part of a prisoner ein return fn sleeper agents, including the infamous anna chapman, who had been operating in the u.s. in salisbury, the town where skripal had settled, witsses say he and a woman companion collapsed on a bench on sundt wy and a younger girl. she was sort of leaning on him. it looked like she passed out maybe. he was doing some strge hand movements, looking up to the sky. >> reporter: the couple was rushed to the hospital suffering from what police say is exposure to an unknown substance. meanwhile, hazmat teams scoured and then cordoned off an area in salisbury's town center. so fa

the nor'easter has simply grounded public transportation up and down the eastern seaboard to a virtual halt. here apt j.f.k. international airport in new york, nearly 500 flights have been canceled, and that number continues to rise. in fact, all three of new york's major airports, along with boston's logan and philadelphia international, have been experiencing cancellations and heavy delays all day. high winds being the major culprit. earlier today, at washington's regan national, heavy winds forced the pilot of this southwest airline jet to abort his landing, while at dulles airport, the control power was briefly evacuated due to those same high winds. amtrak tonight canceled all service in the northeast corridor between washington, d.c. and boston, at least until saturday. and given the prediction for heavy winds and rain to continue into the night, jeff, it will be a while before things return to normal. >> glor: these wind make for some very anxious landings. demarco, thank you. there is a manhunt on tonight near central michigan university. police are searching for a 19-year-old

were commemorating the anniversary of superstore and sandy that affected a large part of the eastern seaboard easterni was reporting on the storm as it struck and my research for that became what was my favorite super storthird put thesuper sti was looking at how it was that we had gotten it so wrong and how it was that they failed to issue orders and how it was so many buildings and infrastructure were destroyed during that storm. and in my research i spent a lot of time at the national hurricane center and the meteorologists who were incredibly talented kept telling me the same thing over and over that we are just not very good at this and for testing and predicting the storms were preparing on the front end for the kind of habit that is wrecked by these storms and a thinking about the reflections of infrastructure and how it is that we respond to natural disaster, it occurred to me that for all that is powerful about the hurricane they are nowhere near the most powerful natural phenomenon. when you think of the sheer explosive powder, earthquakes are exponentially stronger and so i started

significant snowfall here, and another day of rough travel and some more coastal flooding here on the eastern seaboardff? >> glor: eric fisher, thank you very much. facebook dragged wall street to its worst day in six weeks. the dow lost 335 points and has now given up all its gains for the year and then some. facebook stock was down 7%, losing $36 billion in shareholder value. all of this follows reports over the weekend that facebook may have mishandled data for more than 50 million users. that allowed cambridge analytica, the consulting firm once confirmed by the campaigns of donald trump and ted cruz, to access data to sway users' votes. more on this now from nicholas thompson, editor-in-chief of "wired" magazine and a cbs news contributor. >> reporter: the revelations that have panicked facebook and spooked executives and panicked investors started here at london-based cambridge analytica's offices. the brainchild of now 28-year- old co-founder turned self- claimed whistle blower christopher riley. he claims the research firm used social media data to influence voters. >> all of these pieces of i

commemorating the anniversary of hurricane candy which obviously affected a large part of the eastern seaboardand i was reporting as it struck. many research became what was my third book superstore and in that book i was looking at how it was that we had gotten so wrong how it was the new sort fields to issue orders and how it was that so many buildings and key pieces of infrastructure were flooded and ultimately destroyed. in my research i spend a lot of time at the national hurricane center and they kept telling me the same thing over and over again and that was we just are not very good at this. we are not good at forecasting and predicting the storms were preparing on the front end to kind of havoc that has wrecked by these storms and we saw that with hurricane maria and thinking about the infrastructure and how we respond to natural disaster it occurred to me for all this powerful about a hurricane they are nowhere near the most powerful natural phenomenon when you think of the sheer explosive power, earthquakes are exponentially stronger so i started to think how do we prepare for those

weather right across americas this time and in north america we've got quite conditions across the eastern seaboardand the new they're looking spring like at nineteen degrees d.c. twenty two across the side also fine for dallas but this weather front is still just working its way across the floor a pinch as so expect some thunderstorms here now we've got some snow over the rockies and this area of low pressure is going to develop and push into the upper midwest or in the course of stuff a with significant snowfall on its northern edge further south into chicago is legit case of rain the see the front also stalls across florida miami. still the risk of wanted to shower certainly to highs of sixteen into the caribbean reaching the islands of fairing pretty well again fairly brisk winds of the bahamas there about twenty five degrees but we have got more in the way of charlotte seventy affecting central america coming in off the caribbean sea so certainly here a line see the old downpour but to mexico city's expects to remain drawing fine with our eyes of twenty three degrees celsius into south america

commemorating the anniversary of hurricane candy which obviously affected a large part of the eastern seaboardnd i was reporting as it struck. many research became what was my third book superstore and in that book i was looking at how it was that we had gotten so wrong how it was the new sort fields to issue orders and how it was that so many buildings and key pieces of

next few days some nasty wet and at times when she weather sliding through it will push up the eastern seaboard has some snow there easing out of new jersey into new york rising making its way up into new england and that eastern side of canada behind the system to watch out for just coming in from the pacific heading towards central and southern parts of california there could be some significant rain maybe some snow too as we go on through the next couple of days that could cause some flooding it could also cause some mudslides a certainly wants to keep an eye on that same time we're looking at more wintry weather that is this more east look set to make its way in across the northeastern quarter as we go on through what is a central pass generally try and find twenty three cells is there in dallas with plenty of sunshine but a sun side across the caribbean over the next few days but some places a fair weather cloud but not looking too bad its whole astley little bit of clout there into jamaica think is just a lousy dry having said that possibility of wanted to temperatures in kingston thirty

even into kentucky pushing further north what's right up the eastern seaboard through new jersey new york and up towards new england some parts could see as much as maybe thirty forty possibly fifty or sixty. centimeters of snow anywhere from around rhode island to maine by the end of this snow event very strong winds as well winds could gust as high as one hundred kilometers per hour so blizzard conditions not looking too much better by the time we come to thursday but i think that the worst of the weather will be over by that stage still a chance of one of two when three flurries wintry flurries to study a possibility over the rockies over the next game between it doesn't too bad pleasant sunshine there for dallas temperatures at twenty two celsius similar values to form a i mean we come down into the caribbean and start looking too bad little bit of cloud there making its way across cuba so the possibility of some rain here that will sink further south which as we go through wednesday into thursday. you know like everywhere connected with this. poor infrastructure in the pentagon

but the winds will be strong up and down the eastern seaboard.ust coastal new england but down into the mid-atlantic. cold northwest winds moving in for tomorrow. then also very strong winds will move across the spine of the appalachians with the storm system. and in the open atlantic huge waves 30 to 40-footers. the entire atlantic ocean will look more like there's a hurricane out there than a northeaster. on the west coast cold pocket of air diving down across the west. this is bringing a huge amount of snowfall after a pretty lackluster start to winter three to fight feet of snow across the next few days across the sierra. in southern california that rix of flooding. flood watches in and around los angeles. a couple inches of rain and mudslides. debris flows will be a concern. >>> even though it is a routine thing here at laguardia airport tonight, you can believe that people are trying to get out of here before that storm moves in. just about every major airline already offering travel waivers for those who will be impacted the most. passenge

northern flank snow now in the process of pulling away see these areas of low pressure right up the eastern seaboard that will ease our sense of the bright skies to come in behind but really it's just making way for the next system so some wintry weather there pushing into one teria coming down across the lakes into the central plains sinking a little further south which as we go through sunday some heavier rain coming in here but for the phos up the east doesn't see bad at all twenty four celsius in atlanta notice some snow rolling off the rockies as we go on into sunday further west is generally fine and dry thirteen celsius in seattle one teen there for san francisco no great shakes seventy celsius in l.a. some clouds rolling in so a little on the cool side meanwhile there will be some places a cloud into the caribbean but for many to be fine and dry lots of tropical sunshine coming through generally set fair than this you can see for the most part a little more cloud over towards the window dollars leave it all is that it too badly says we go on through sassed a few showers there to southern par

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. >> it has been a remarkable strechlt stretch of nor easters across the eastern seaboard.. it is spring after all. held down accumulations a little bit today. now as we get towards night, some heavy ♪ bands rotating in. cooling temperatures, have seen thunder snow in parts of new jersey this evening. the storm system will continue bringing the bands into southern new england overnight and then wind done as we head towards thursday morning. the fourth of the nor'easters that we have seen this month. we hope that will be the last one. meanwhile on the west coast, we have a pineapple express, a river of atmospheric moisture that extends back towards hawaii. pointed right at california. it will stay directed there until we get into friday. we have flash flood watches out across southern california, and flood watches throughout parts of the sierra as well. 5 to 10 inches of rainfall here in the foothills in southern california. mudslides a big risk. jeff, three to five feet of snow coming down in sierra over the next couple days. >> emergency crews are keeping a very close eye

weather right across americas this time and in north america we've got quite conditions across the eastern seaboard and new what they're looking spring like at nineteen degrees d.c. twenty two across the south also fine for dallas but this weather front is still just work its way across the floor a pinch of so expect some thunderstorms here now we've got some snow over the rockies and this area of low pressure is going to develop and push into the upper midwest during the course of sufi with significant snowfall on its northern edge further south into chicago is launching a case of rain he said up front also stalls across florida miami. still the risk of wanted to shower certainly to highs of sixteen into the caribbean reaching the islands a fair. pretty well again fairly brisk winds of the bahamas there about twenty five degrees but we have got more in the way of charlotte seventy affecting central america coming in off the caribbean sea so certainly here a line see the old downpour but to mexico city's expect to remain dry and fine with eyes of twenty three degrees celsius into south america we'v

steve: it is dark all across the eastern seaboard because it is 6:00 in new york city on this very rainy do we care about the rain if it's friday? no. brian: if you are outdoors without an umbrella that would certainly be your number one. ainsley: i was this morning and i just ran. just darted right into the building. brian: 100-yard sprint. steve: you got out your

further north of course we have same well storm ronnie as it was not making its way away from the eastern seaboard of the us clear skies coming in behind for a time we have a cause a scene of flooding in new jersey this is a lie and say safety weather watch has remain and cold deep we are going to see clear skies coming into high but rain ad snow for the northern plains. the weather sponsored by cattle and race. capital the capital which makes the creative. when nature is transformed into a commodity big business takes a new interest buying landscape protecting landscapes it's a phenomenal opportunity to be able to use a business model to achieve sustainability of nature but at what risk banks of course don't do that because they have at the heart protection of nature they do that because they see a business and pricing the planet at this time on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello and welcome to this news hour i'm rob matheson at our global headquarters in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes a u.n. convoy it finally gets into syria.

atmosphere to the coast and it's filling in with precipitation to the coast and heading up the eastern seaboard it ramps up tomorrow and winter storm warning in every area in pink. a large amount of real estate from northern parts of maine new england and down to the mid-atlantic including philadelphia, lehigh valley and poconos. and the blue area is an advisory for parts of new jersey and northern delaware. the pink zone is where the heaviest snow is going to fall. the impact scale getting rain or sleet. and nasty during the day tomorrow. moderate impacts on the roads and rails and airways. and impact quickly, through lunch and afternoon into the evening showers and then it starts to trail off as the storm departs at 7:00 p.m. in the morning a yellow light slushy roads northern and west of philadelphia and wet roads to the south and east with rain in the even red light everywhere with heavy wet snow and gusty winds. we'll chat about the snow totals coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. the news of tonight's storm could not be worse for towns still cleaning up from last week

tuesday night it looks like rain and snow will develop as a nor'easter strengthens off the eastern seaboardthe question is how close will the storm track that will ultimately determine what happens here. here's the good news. right now it does not appear to be anything close to what this nor'easter was. >> the university of pennsylvania is celebrating its first men's basketball ivy league title in the 2006 season. players cut down the nets to celebrate their 99-93 win over brown. the win earned the quakers a share of the ivy league title with harvard. could not be prouder of his team. >> just a culmination of a lot of hard work. a group of guys who when i got here came from last place, put in an incredible amount of effort as a team and won a championship. >> the second season next week's ivy league tournament. >> your time now 6:45. philadelphia city hall hosted a celebration of girlower. the national youth foundation held a girls rally recognizing six outstanding women in their fields. >> always follow your dreams. i did what i loved and nobody could stop me. >> all right. do what you lov

a massive clean-up effort is underway after a deadly nor'easter left its mark along the eastern seaboardd flooding.. and damaged properties... charlie baker / massacusetts gov. "this is going to create an enormous hardship for these folks and we have to work with the city to figure out how to help them deal with it."natswhile the storm has moved offshore, there will still be high tides along the new england coast. and to make matters worse... the national weather service in boston say the next nor'easter could come either wednesday or thursday of this week...bringing heavy snow, fierce winds and high waves to much of southern new england. not quite the news some were hoping for... as many of those residents are among the more than 500,000 customers from virginia to massachusetts who remain without power.james boudreau / town administrator: "we are looking at least 72 hours from the end of the assessment for power restoration. the assessment of power outages have not been completed yet so we're in to tuesday at least before everybody is going to get their power back on." and for those tra

(pam) winds and flooding creating a dangerous siutation along the eastern seaboard.e storm that is effectng some 80 million people.. (steve)but first..a california couple is facing charges after their three children were found living in squalor.next: the care police say the kids were lacking.. leading to the parents arrest (pam) a southern california couple is under arrest ... after they were found living with their three children.. in a makeshift home near joshua tree national forest. (steve) the children, aged 11 to 14, are now with family services. and the parents are being held on 300-thousand dollars bail each.tina patel has more on the conditions of the family's living siutation. scattered everywhere. but san bernardino sheriff's deputies say this was actually home for a family of five. they've now arrested the parents, 73 year old daniel panico and 51 year old mona kirk, for cruelty to a child. mike reynolds has never been on the property, but has lived next door for the last few years. mike reynolds, neighbor "his family, they lived not too far from here and

called across the eastern seaboard.me from the west sort of follow the jet stream and that is why we think we potentially have another winter storm to track monday into tuesday. this is kind of the remnants of the last storm. we have snow in a westerly flow across the great lakes. snow flurry activity. the euro and the gss, and so this is the gss right here. my apologies. one of the computer models is here, yet there is here. it does show a potential storm, a coastal event on tuesday the first day of spring. also looking not a west coast commander and settled here. rain and mountain snow over the last couple days. this weekend is no exception. the west is getting plans in the central u.s. looking good across the u.s. have a wonderful weekend. we'll be seeing a lot next week. cheryl: are you not here tomorrow? reporter: i entered samarra. we have a friday. one good thing about your weather report today, on the snow hitting the west coast for the skiers out there. >> i think we should all take tomorrow off. cheryl: we wil

the closer the low is to the eastern seaboard, the greater the impacts are going to be for places like the jersey shore, philadelphia, northwestern suburbs. we advance this, this becomes a full-blown nor'easter. what we know right now most of the models are coming around we have increasing confidence that this will hit on wednesday. right now it looks like rain to snow in philadelphia and it could be a plowable snow north and west and becoming windy again. it doesn't look like anything close to what we just dealt with. i don't think we'll see 60-70 mile an hour winds. this particular forecast model that don't show much of anything at all. this particular model shows the potential of this storm here. that darker blue is 6-12 that wouldically lehigh valley, poconos, maybe 3 inches right there in philadelphia and lesser amounts for south jersey and delaware. so again it's a storm we'll have to watch very closely. david murphy, cecily and adam will fine tune this as we start the workweek. overnight all locations dropping well before freezing. it's a cold night, slick spots north and west.

live doppler 7 with satellite barrelling up the eastern seaboard. and look at snoel totals in new jersey. 2 feet half a foot in new york. a couple of inches seen across the coast. locally here we go. live doppler 7 tracking light showers at this hour. mainly in the north bay. extending into richmond over 580 right now. but it's the north bay that has the best chance of seeing wet weather tonight. on the storm impact scale, light hours showers in the morgt bay. minimal if any drops in the south bay at all. the accuweather seven days forecast. the clouds tomorrow dry for the morning compute sunshine in the afternoon mild the next chance of widespread rain saturday evening and then another chance coming here on tuesday. but wicked snorm back east. >>> um-hum drew, thank you. >> sure onto sports zboo larry what do you have. >> nba basketball and how it affects the golden state warriors? is there anything, anybody any team that can slow down the rockets, the top challengers in the west? they were employing for 17 in a row tonight and on a tough back-to-b

from its platform at washington's union station and eased out into an eight-hour run down the eastern seaboard to charleston, south carolina. on board was a beautiful, tall and feisty redhead named kate waring, a daughter of the south, of a fine southern family. an often troubled young woman who was sitting on this train was finally on the brink of something very good. and what is it about trains? the ease there in that enclosed space of befriending perfect strangers. somewhere along the line between a greeting and good-bye, kate waring's invisible fate jumped its track. and quite unaware of the dark force descending, she disembarked to a future utterly changed. charleston, south carolina. it almost goes without saying is a show piece of american history and southern manners. its charm is deeply embedded as the families who count seven, eight, ten generations here. kate waring was born to one of those families. grew up in a fine, big house along the historic waterfront called the battery. dance lessons, birthday parties. >> dad, if we catch a turtle, can we keep it? >> doting parents, janice a

hurricane-force winds and massive flooding along the eastern seaboard...mos: "you feel bad for the people but that comes with having a house on the water."the deadly nor'easter -- that morphed into a "bomb cyclone" on friday -- has moved out to sea... but the effects are still close to home. thomas p. koch / quincy mayor: "its all hands on deck from the public works side, from the infrastructure side and the cleanup will begin."the governors of massachusetts, maryland and virginia all issued emergency declarations.. and are urging people to stay indoors..james boudreau / town administrator: "this is not a time to be sightseeing and gawking. please stay at home, stay out of our way, let us get cleaned up and when we're ready to go, we'll let everyone know."the nor'easter knocked out powerlines.. one after the other... effecting nearly one million customers from the mid- atlantic to new england. james boudreau / town administrator: "we expect people to be without power into next week." the storm also toppled trees.. damaging homes and vehicles.. mos: "we hea

a third nor'easter in just ten days slammed the eastern seaboard.e 50 million people are hunkered down across new england. the latest storm is expected to drop up to 2 feet of snow in some areas. >> the conditions are difficult, if not treacherous in some spots. >> another big concern, power outages. more than 150,000 customers are still in the dark, and that's just from the last storm. so that number obviously could multiply tremendously with this new storm moving in. >> can't even get cleaned up before the next one, it's horrible. for us, we've had our rain move in, a few problems this morning. you can see right now storm ranger and mobile doppler radar is currently scanning, finding dry conditions at san bruno mountains. a colder 58 today but we are expect morgue rain to return tonight. the full track on that and two more chances in the seven-day forecast. >>> a dog dies after being placed in the overhead bin of an airplane. passengers say the flight attendant ordered it up there. i'm chris cumorah. the airline's response and the firsthand accoun

, driving rain, and a powerful storm surge is creating a dangerous situation up and down the eastern seaboard sandoval is in boston, where power outages and flooding are making for a miserable night. howling winds... soaking rain....and wild waves slamming the east coast as a powerful nor'easter morphed into a 'bomb cyclone' friday.... gov. charlie baker/-r- massachusettes: "tonight is not the night to check out the storm-- please stay away from the waves and the water"with 80 million people in its path, and 22 million under a coastal flood warning, officials are sounding the alarm. gov. charlie baker/-r- massachusettes: "if you've been asked to evacuate by your city or your town, please do so immediately." adding to the danger... a nearly full moon. with particularly high tide, meteorologists warn the storm surge could force as much as 4 feet of water into coastal neighborhoods.gov. charlie baker/-r- massachusettes: "with the next high tide hitting while most of us will be in bed, it could make for very dangerous rescue situations if people get stuck in their homes."the slow moving storm is

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." >> blow by blow this storm passed strong punch for must of the eastern seaboard.d into the flood watters in new england had to be rescued. things specially rough for towns on the massachusetts coast. waves crack into the sea wall there creating quite a mess, that coupled with the high wind sent water in all directions. >> and up-state new york, dealt with record breaking snowfall. this is video near syracuse. the city got more than 14 inches of snow yesterday. that made it the snowiest day of the winter, and the fourth snowiest march day in syracuse history. hard to believe, we got a lot of snowy days, wow, 14 inches. shovels and snow blowers came in very handy. stay ahead of the next storm. with the eyewitness weather app. it is available for iphone and android devices, just search c bs philly in your app marketplace. >>> powerful winds have in nor'easter forced federal officers in washington to close on friday. president trump had to fly out of dullos international airport in virginia, instead of joint base andrews in maryland. giuliana goldman has more on the s

by the time we get to sunday, a lot of sunshine for the eastern seaboard and a fies warm-up in the middlecountry. so no big storms coming. there's still questions the about that tuesday storm for next week on the east coast, but it's not a slam dunk. it's kind of a messy storm. i don't think we're going to be calling that a nor'easter. >> we'll wait and see how it playses out. i know this next story that hits close to home for both of us as parents is new toddlers. it's about a retailer that is the at the end of an era. >> details on how toys r us's decision to shut its doors is so sad. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. toy business. toys r us will close or sell all of its u.s. stores and has filed for approval to liquidate its inventory. restructure its billions in debt or find a buyer. we're joined live from london. this is a huge blow to the toy industry. we're talking about 30,000 jobs. they

arkansas, louisiana, and as i mentioned, by the time we get to friday, some of this mess is on the eastern seaboardgoing to pour or be flooding, but there will be a lot of clouds and warm temperatures and it will be damp, too. we'll be ending march with our april showers. >> it seems like a spub born winter that will not go away one way or the other. >>> still ahead, facebook's ceo continues to apologize for the cambridge analytica scandal. the steps lawmakers in congress say they want mark zuckerberg to take in the wake of that data breach. ♪ i'm jimmy, this is my definition of fresh since 1983. ♪ aveeno® positively radiant body lotion... it's time to get your glow on! with the moisture-rich power of soy. it transforms dull, dry skin to leave you glowing. positively radiant® body collection from aveeno®. >>> welcome back. facebook is continuing its efforts to apologize over the cambridge analytica data scandal as the company's ceo faces mounting pressure to go before congress on the matter. mark zuckerberg took out full page ads in several american and british newspapers yesterday to apologize to

reporter: a massive cleanup effort is underway after a deadly nor'easter left its mark along the eastern seaboardidespread flooding and damaged properties. >> this is going to create an enormous hardship for these folks and we have to work with the city and others to figure out how to help them deal with it. >> reporter: while the storm has moved offshore, there will still be high tides along the new england coast. and to make matters worse, the national weather service says the next nor'easter could come either wednesday or thursday of this week, bringing heavy snow, fierce winds, and high waves to much of southern new england. not quite the news some were hoping for as many of those residents are among the more than half million customers from virginia to massachusetts who remain without power. >> we're looking at at least 72 hours from the end of the assessment for power restoration, the assessment for power outages has not been completed yet. we're into tuesday at least before power is back on. >> reporter: for those traveling, officials for amtrak say nearly all services between boston and w