>> we sent our carol erickson to f we thought our cable internet was fast.s are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. when i post my slow jams, i'm a little half fast totally half fast stop living with half fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. and the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> it is not all serious at one of the biggest defense contractors in the country. workers of the downtime and up time as well. >> our carol erickson shows us from moorestown. >> at lockheed martin important stuff hangs on the wall, the complicated engineering stuff that they do for u.s. navy, their workers are smart, serious but even though enjoyed a good role of duct tape. >> you can do multiple things witt. >> it is limited only by imagination brings a smile to the face of the judge. the judge of this, four teams and hundreds of people duct

>> i love it yes she does, great carol erickson. love you too.oblems, so not just icy conditions, but traffic light malfunction, this is 202 northbound, on main street, norristown again by the mcdonald's', there seat train tracks, so use common sense coming through here. rough intersection, look at that wow. take it easy, again hopefully they get that fixed soon. ben franklin bridge, inbound volume starting to stack up, at least we're moving, but speed restrictions on area bridges, down to 25 miles per hour for the ben franklin bridge, betsy ross, walt whitman is 35 miles per hour, and we are scheduled for the tac-pal bridge to open at 6:45. and other speed restrictions across the region down into delaware around wilmington, 495, normally 56 miles per hour, down to 55 this hour. do have an accident in woodlands, route 563 as a vehicle ran into a pole near white horse road. keep that in mind. could be some slow downs there, into cherry hill, we have transformer fire at route 70 between brace road and i-295. stay with us, we'll be right back. most

carol erickson is live in mount laurel with more, carol. >> reporter: well, you know, to most of us,urse. to a crook it looks like a bank. pickpockets should be renamed pick purses, especially after several successful hits on purses in south jersey including one, this week. taking a purse or what will fret a shopping cart, it is a low move and a low tech crime, but a profitable 1n january cherry hill police say this duo distract a wegmans shopper, made off with her credit card and charged over a thousand dollars on it. on monday in mount laurel centerton square shopping center wegmans a man took a what will fret a distract diner and then repeated the move at pannera bread restaurant. his similar mo used on women with similar purse habits. >> they will swing their purses over their chairs while they eat. they won't zip the purse close. >> reporter: mount laurel police have a good idea who their lassus peck is and said they wouldn't be surprised at all if it turnout to be the same man picture twice on their facebook page from earlier centerton square credit card snatches. >> he looks v

fighters battled frigid temperatures to put out a house fire along the jersey shore and as carol erickson found they were fighting fire with ice. >> reporter: friday the 13th first light revealed frozen one ice encapsulated and fire destroyed mansion next to an empty spot that had been a spacious mansion under construction. the late thursday night fire started there before spreading, the spotted by a patrolman blocks away. the three alarmer, taking it to the ground. fire fighters had to battle not just the flames, but their own the water supply in sub zero wind chills. >> making snow, there was ice immediately. it was that cold last night. all spray that came off of the hose lines froze before they hit the ground. >> reporter: on ice sealed fifth street over 100 cape may county fire fighters, many volunteer, kept their fooding and hoses flowing long enough to contain the fire of unknown cause by 3:00 a.m. cracking through the morning after ice takes even longer this fire truck needs a torch and the water to break up a frozen stabilizer. >> we will get it back to the firehouse. >> reporter

on storm scan three we have some snow icy grabble to talk b our carol erickson is saying in lumbertonnew jersey she spotted these icing concerns. we are looking at and lie through lumberton mount hour, southampton, pemberton, this is burlington county and we have snow moving through here as well and 5:30 near wharton state forest and then heading toward the shore. it is fast moving, reduce visability at times. it could create some icy concerns. be aware of. that mount pocono pick up 11 inches of snow. allentown 3.9. some ice there hamburg 2.5. exton, 1.5 and philadelphia nearly an inch before we saw the the ice and saw the the rain. live neighborhood network is looking at some of our high win gusts and reading gusting to 31. last hour gusting to 44 miles an hour. nazareth gusting to 42. little creek at dover air force base, gusting to 41. these are tropical storm force gusts. in norristown and audubon elementary school gusting to 38 miles an hour. look at the temperature differential. thirteen in the poconos. twenty-three in allentown. thirty-six in philadelphia. thirty-nine down the

carol erickson is live with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab, hi there, carol. >> we have been skating around with ice skates because it has been so icy under foot. look the at them here, it is cold out here n fact on the mobile weather lab our temperature has just dropped to 16 degrees. one of the things, that means not only is the delaware river a lot of ice, which is right near river rink here but it leaves it 16 degrees. they don't to have do any cooling for this rink. the mother nature factor is in play. so as we watch ice go by on the delaware river and skaters coming around behind me i want to take you out to the weather lab and unless you know exactly what we're expecting with that 16-degree temperature, look at how it will be over the next couple of nights at 7:00. letly different. just about every single night. 15 degrees tonight. so cold out there. tomorrow night, 32 degrees rain snow, ice and that is a mess tomorrow night at 7:00 o'clock. 37 degrees by sunday night partly cloudy blustery and we will drop these temperatures once again. river rink usually just mobbed but this cold,

get check out there on the actual roadways, see how things are looking with meteorologist, carol erickson, liver with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab hi, carol. >> roads of course wet the rain coming down, and the temperatures down, too below the freezing market. i just want to, in a stopped position here on broad street. because i want to show you the car in front of us. i know you were talking about some of the weather watchers, people tweeting that sort of thing. here is a car that's been sitting out here all night covered in ice. that's the casino every thing that i think that people can expect to find, especially areas maybe from right about trenton, points north but these temperatures have been steadily dropping. at 3:00 in the morning we start today hit the freezing mark through trenton, and areas to the north and it has been pretty steady drop. now not going all that low but it is low enough that it is a problem. so that's what you are finding, state capitol they're fine, but your neighborhood, your walkway maybe not so much. and we will check on the other roads with jess. >> having

any information you have on socks can be put on my facebook page, carol erickson 's pet page.t this girl back home. >> we do wow. such a sweet little cat there. 7:26 right now. philadelphia university coach herb magee celebrates his 1,000 win. we will have a live report on this major milestone coming up at 7:30. >>> then we are ready for music's big night the with a look at within of the nominees for album of the year. we will look at bee april say's self titled album. >>> carol says we could be in for a messy machine latest on wintry weather heading our way, we will be right back. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. for a limited time, get a fios triple play online at an amazing $79.99 a month guaranteed for two years. plus, a $40

we dispatched our carol erickson to find out more. >> reporter: of all of the many numbers splashed across the front of the glen mills domestic and imported beverage only one counts, the one million-dollar ticket spit out by beer distributor's lottery machine. someone gets to live the high life. >> it is up because everybody in good spirits they know is there a new millionaire. >> reporter: who was that it came into buy beer and change their luck, missing a half billion only by power ball 19, day after this question has been canned, a million times. >> do you know who the person is. >> no, we don't know. >> reporter: big million-dollar winner has not bragged at the counter yet, a lot of loser ticket ended up in the nearby trash can of dash hopes and drink containers. >> just threw them out. >> she retrieved bad picks they stayed bad no 11, 13, 25 39, 54 there but jim's check of his ticket somewhat better result. >> nice. >> the math at lottery player that sometimes doesn't add up. in lines and very quiet now because the next jackpot is only 40 million-dollar. who needs 40 million-dollar. a

our team coverage continues now with carol erickson live from center city with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab carol. >> well, last thing you want after a long day at work to come out and find your car and find it is not starting. find that same problem anyplace, including at home we're with the weather lap right now and we have a temperature of 15 degrees this week, record setting cold, and record setting numbers for the triple a mid-atlantic. they saw thousands of drivers in the delaware rally whose car would not start and half of those thousands of calls because of dead path wrist. what is under that black cover, the battery, the key, to starting your car, will it be go, or no. >> no crank, or you have a slow cranking or sometimes you just have nothing. >> reporter: nothing but a car with a dead battery but the record number of them this week for triple a mid-atlantic does not have to be your ride. some tips. >> when you park it for the night you should cut the heat off. if you have wiper blades on cut those off and cut the radio off. >> reporter: accessories off before turning on leads

althea erickson is the policy director at etsy, an online shopping site. what's at stake here? >> >> the internet is at stake. this will impact everyone's lives. the dechris the fcc makes will impact the internet and you and me and our parents and our families and our friends. >> reporter: millions of americans expressed concern on the fcc's web site. one big worry is large companies would be allowed to pay a fee for internet fast lanes smaller companies that couldn't afford the fees would have lower access to their sites. >> it's really hard to imagine a world where your cable company gets to decide which web sites load fastest. i don't think many american consumers would want to put that trust in their cable company. >> reporter: the fcc is proposing a first reclassifying the internet as a public utility, like a phone company. that would ensure everyone continues to get equal access. former fcc chairman robert mcdowell doesn't like the idea. >> without rules, the internet works beautifully without the help of government. what is really broken that needs fixing? >> reporter: i

for more on how it is really looking on the roadways, we sends out to carol erickson live with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab hi, carol. >> looks cents can be looks cents add rawling rule ever -- looking at ryan primarily, not sure from one location to another, is it below freezing or not? that's the question drivers will be facing this morning when they get out here. and when you step out your first step, you know, go gingerly go, slowly when you make the first step out to your door. the mobile weather lab right now, as we are in lower providence and we just left phoenixville oaks, that sort of thing so we're in about three different towns in about four seconds. right now lower providence, we did see a truck that was sliding on some of the slush. so know that the plows have been out and we are finding road crews right ahead every us, plows out trying to get rid of the slush the ream danger, when we ends up, no, yes, it is, and are they dropping anything i would love to see they are dropping little salt. because the slush with the water on top of it, that is the slick spot that you're go

for that we sends things taught meteorologist carol erickson, live for us all morning long in the mobile weather lab. good morning carol. >> if it it went groundhog day, everything should be groundhog day. still dealing with another storm, different one though and at this point in this storm, started to snow, and had transitioned over to rain temperatures are key and a lot of the temperatures are coming up above the freezing mark, lower 30's, bub not the low 30's, even in the reading area, now, in reading we've watched the temperatures go from 29 degrees about midnight to almost the freezing mark, still getting freezing rain, just about 3:00 in the morning, but now we're transitioning over to rain, fog, mist, as the temperatures through red rag coming to up about 34 degrees. we're on the schuylkill expressway. i think the biggest issue that we've found here as the temperatures are higher is the standing water you want to talk about hydroplaning, that's entirely possible to do. we're traveling about 45 miles an hour, suggested speed. we see people flying past us, like we're standing still

, and for the latest on what we're actually finding out there right now, we send it out to carol erickson in the mobile weather lab hi, carol. >> well, you know, i found really bad road jigs by accident. this is berks county. olds philadelphia pike, i can't even imagine what it muse have been like travel thon to get to philadelphia. but you can see the road has not been plowed. this, i think is probably pretty representative of what you are going to be finding specially north of philadelphia. >> as we slow down thon road right now, looking at the snow we haven't seen any plows, haven't seen anybody coming by through here, and this is just the look of it. now, again, temperature in the mobile weather lab of 32 degrees, so any can be icy getting little bit of precipitation out here, as well right now temperatures struggling, see almost where the air is trying to come n you've got some fog coming in, in some locations you will be finding fog. not seeing that here. one. issues is in areas to the north, where you have this snow pack, it is very hard for the warmer air from the top down to make

for that we send things out to carol erickson live for us all morning long with the cbs-3 mobile weatherood morning carol. high everybody, starting to see lit precipitation really nothing through the philadelphia area. with these temperatures above the freezing mark, we're going to be headed up to trenton though and it is 30 degrees up there at the airport in trenton, and the official call from the airport unknown precipitation. i think when you start to see temperatures of course that are below the freezing mark, you will be dealing with at least chance of picking up some freezing rain. now, a loft areas the morning commute may be better than the evening commute. so, let me show you on our weather graphic, at this point, what we're spec. and this morning many areas above freezing, but not all. so areas to the north where you are likely to find colder temperatures of covers, be particularly careful. then goes into the afternoon and evening some of this air can be starting to cool, as this colder air starts to filter down. that's when you really want to watch for some of the change-over.

and i believe we will be sending things out to meteorologist, carol erickson, yes, out with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab with us again this morning. hi carol. >> well, katie, you know, the rain coming down, normally if it were just a rainstorm we won't be on with this. but, the problem is and as we all know, it is those temperatures. and we are looking in the mobile weather lab in falls township route one north through pennsylvania, headed to trenton. it is 28 degrees. i'm watching this rain come down. and i am hoping that new jersey dot and del dot and penndot and everybody else got out and did what they needed to do which was to put some brine or something down. because with these temperatures, now, i think the only good news out of this is you can see the traffic moving along just fine, at this point. the fact it got to 43 degrees through the trenton area yesterday, and it was 51 in philadelphia. there will be some residual help from that, just with the ground having absorbed some of the warmer temperatures. but that doesn't last forever. and as this rain comes down, and the column

carol erickson in the mobile weather lab, right now we find her in chester county. good morning carol. >> yes, we are on 422 north coventry township. headed along the roads are little worse out here, little bit more slipping, because the temperatures are getting closer and closer to the freezing mark. but still generally compared to what we could be finding it is not the same problem that we saw or could be finding. reason i mention later on, because a lot colder air is going to be coming in here. and as it does so, this afternoon, and this evening weaver concerns about the flash freeze, very strong winds bringing some colder air little later this afternoon if those winds don't dry these roads out anything that's left behind can just instantly freeze we've seen this kind of problem before. so just watch it. >> not just the morning commute which might be little bit easier in some spots especially, say south of reading or maybe even reading south gone up to 35 degrees, but allen to ill is it still looking at temperatures right at the freezing mark, last observation ou

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well now we want to introduce you to ulf ewaldsson with the erickson corporation senior vice president group chief technology officer. mr. e waldson, before we get into what you do, just want to make the statement that erickson is not the consumer product corporation that it was a few years ago is that a fair statement? >> guest: absolutely. we are not in consumer at all. but being here at the consumer electronics show in las vegas you can really see how relevant networks, which we are doing, are becoming to just basically, every consumer product out here. >> host: for a while people owned erickson phones. do you even manufacture them anymore? >> guest: no, we don't. >> host: so a more of a business to business type? >> guest: we are the global leader in infrastructure for networks where we provide both infrastructure and item come services and services for operators, so that's basically the business that we're in. >> host: what is ericsson demonstrating here at ces? what are they putting on the floor? >> guest: first of all, the main message for us here is to make sure everyone who is

we will continue team coverage were meteorologist carol erickson out in the mobile weather lab.ylvania, roads are fine here, i think they were probably little worse little earlier. but right now even with the temperatures, below freezing, it is 29 degrees, not having a problem, not seeing people have problems. however, bucks county apparently seen a loft problems, they are under a code red or at least been under code red. just because they've had to deploy people to people who are slipping, falling, accidents, that sort of thing. so even though in the precipitation, has ended certainly in this area, for now, the precipitation came down it has frozen, any cars had thin layer every ice on it, so dot sidewalks and can i not under score enough, just how trecherous they are. they look just fine. and until you step on them, then they are anything but fine. so, just slows your roll, as they say ukee always said. let's head over to jest and check on the other roads. >> thank you carol. yes, just coming up on 99:00 a.m. here. we're outside on 422 right around oaks, and the eastbound dela

brad erickson, great to have you with us. this is a stock that is volatile to say the least. the equivalent of its full float today is going to be unleashed on the markets. is this a reason to buy the stock ahead of that? >> that is the reason we are at a sector perform rating. we ran sell through checks of the past few weeks and found extremely strong follow through and inventory levels not fully replenished late in january which we took as a good sign and pointing to march quarter upside. we called for a trading call up opportunity potentially in the low 60s in the near term. but a with the february 17th lockup, 17 million shares coming unlocked we expect substantial volatility over the next month or so. >> the lock up expiration is going to cause more volatility and downward pressure on the stocks. in terms of the hero sales does that change the mix shift to the lower margin and impact the margins and sales if for quarter? >> it could. frankly in our channel work throughout the quarter we found mix to be very, very strong. we thing the low end, the hd, 129 camera that rece

. >> stephen erickson, you actually sort of touched on what i was going to ask, but realistically i find it increasingly for the republican party to win a national election considering demographic changes and house vote, durrell college is structured what do you think they could do to change their perception as the old white man's party in the next two years? >> i would suggest the back and read the moratorium the republican party commission and presented to the american public which came to the conclusion the republican party has to do a better job reaching beyond its older white male base and reach out to women and latinos and african-americans and do so with their agenda, that is what the report said. lindsey graham in the 2012 elections that republicans basically will never win the white house unless we show the we are the party of inclusion and diversity and particularly reach out to the latino community. that is what the report said and i endorse it and i think they have gone the opposite direction. >> you have so many republicans hopeful for jeb bush candidacy. he is married to a

althea erickson is the policy director at an online shopping site etsy. >> what's at stake?> the internet is at stake. it will impact everybody's lives. the decision will determine what the internet looks like going forward and that impacts you and me and our parents and our families and our friends. >> reporter: millions of americans expressed concern on the fcc's website. one big worry was that large companies would be allowed to pay a fee for internet fast lanes. smaller companies that couldn't afford the fees would have slower access to their sites. >> it's really hard to imagine a world where your cable company gets to decide which websites move fastest. i don't think many american consumers would want to put that trust in their cable company. >> reporter: the fcc is proposing a first, reclassifying the internet as a public utility like a phone copy. that would ensure everyone continues to get equal access. former fcc chairman robert mcdowell doesn't like the idea. >> without rules the internet flourishes beautifully without the help of government. what is really broken

right now, though, we do want to check in with meteorologist, carol erickson, talking earlier the ride into work pretty treacherous. >> and the parking lots, the sidewalks, i did a very ugh right outside of our own parking lot outside of the building and your own property may be the worse whatever you're finding the first step out your door, your walkway especially maybe if you shoveled yesterday. if you did the diligent thing, well, there is no snow to absorb that rain that came down, the temperatures have been hovering around the freezing mark, and that's where you may be really encountering some of the icy spots. but they're on the roads too. ben franklin bridge, got the hazy look, continuing to find some rain in the area, let me take you to storm scan3 right now, this is the wide view, and you can see, that we've got this big system, it is pulling away, but it is not out of here yet. let's get little close near philadelphia, and you can see by the variety of colors, if you go to the north through new york, still dealing with the colder temperatures and snow we've got some mix in pa

if you've got questions, you can e-mail carol erickson's pet page on facebook, we will see you next timee looking at something soy important, act philly is giving away free straw bedding. this is for the animals who are forced to spends part of their time outdoors. because they can't come in for some reason. this is a specially helpful if you feed stray cats. philadelphia residents can stop at the shelter and that is 111 west park avenue, from four # in the 6:00 this afternoon. to pink the free straw ferrell cats need this, of course you should be bringing your pets indoors during the winter. dog owners in philadelphia can be fined up to $500 for not providing proper shelter to their pets. bring them in. some that far hey and straw will help. >> carol, thank you. right now talking about a dog who became internet sensation after he was abandoned at a georgia animal shelter and now he has a new job. check this out. rami is doxin pitbull mix. shelter posted his picture on line, received, get this, more than a thousand requests from people want to go adopt him. well, now they've changed thei

it is a new initiative by facebook and erickson and samsung and others to create internet access, but it actually shows is facebook accounts around the world. look at that big dark spot where china should be. there's plenty of internet access -- there is not a lot of facebook. facebook really does have a problem in china, and what mark zuckerberg is deleting and that quote is that china has moved on from facebook. they have a vibrant online social culture and facebook may not have a culture there. tom: you wonder how they get in, and particularly rights issues. you are better at this than i am, but the cyber security as well. brendan: cyber security is an issue, but was zuckerberg is focus on -- can you bring that map up again? he is really focused on how you can get more facebook users around the world. if you look at africa right there, you have a bright spot in kenya, nigeria, that is where big cables come ashore. if you want more internet access, you have to put up more cables. tom: there it is. futures -3, dow futures -11. don't forget, folks, emily chang's full conversation with

case economically that it could be the providers, the network, engineers, engineers, the sort of erickson's or the verizon or it could be the information experts. i think all of those are plausible probably some combination thereof. and what ends up happening in this world of exploding opportunity, opportunity exploding data, exploring technological devices and innovation is we go through these periods of chaos and try to organize it and have chaos in a way to organize it and you can see that if you just look simply at the web will resort to move to other things, try to curated. you have this constant cycle of explosions of information and then generation that tries to apply order. and i think you want to look at whichever companies are trying to create order. it's it might look like aggregation, insight cure ration but look at the companies that are trying to apply order to the chaos that is unfolding. >> also you talk about in your book network book, network effects, who is going to create the network effect that drives the most value and lots of certain ecosystems. >> and that is why the

. >> host: jim erickson sends in an e-mail to you, mr. kyle, how many unconfirmed kills do you estimate you have, or were all of yours confirmed? did you ever train with the m25 white feather rifle? >> guest: no, i never used that rifle, and as far as the unconfirmed kills you never count those. it's -- there's no point in trying to keep track of what could have been or might have been. you're just wasting your time. and your whole thing is you're out there to try to take, you know, these bad guys off the streets and make it safer for your guys and allow some more of your guys to be able to make it home. i mean, the ideal thing if i knew the number of lives i'd saved. because that's something i'd love to be known for. but you can't calculate that. >> host: what was your reaction at the time to a kill? >> guest: i mean, when you're looking at these people you're not thinking of them more or less as people. they're a target because, you know most of the time they're there actively engaging trying to kill your guys. so you're trying to see y

economically that it could be the providers it could be the network, you know, engineers could be sort of ericksons or could be the verizons, or it could be the information experts that the googles and so on. i think all of those are plausible and probably some combination thereof. >> and i think what ends up happening in this world of exploding opportunity exploding data exploding technological devices and innovation is that we go through these periods of chaos, and then we try to organize it and then we have this chaos period and then we try to organize it. and you can see that if you just look simply at the web where google tried to organize it and then as it explodes we start to move to other things that try to curate it. and so you have this constant cycle of explosions of information and then cure ration that tries to apply order to that explosion. and so i think you want to look at whichever companies are trying to create order. and that order, that order might look like aggregation, might look like insights and cure ration. but look at the companies that are trying to apply order to the cha

. >> in erickson we talk about something we call a network society. and the network society is a society where everything can benefit from having a connection would actually have one. and we put this forward in 2009 in barcelona, in the trade show that's going on there of the 50 billion connected devices in 2020 which has caught on well in the world. that opened many people's minds that the mobile industry is not limited to the smart phones and the devices that we carry around personally. it also is a great technology to connect so many other things and to be able to build a better society based on those kind of technologies. >> the internet started with this thing that people needed to get to somewhere or somehow by dialup connections. we brought the internet from that thing somewhere to your home. we brought that internet from being your home to being with every device you carry around, the mobile internet. the next stage is about taking it from all these mobile devices, to things and information, and connecting not just people, but things with peop