explain to the audience very briefly who jeff jarvis is before we start making fun of him.e's been a guest on this show. a very nice man. explain who this person is. >> he is a professor of journalism and new media and proponent of tweeting. >> he's one of those maximize your social imprint sort of people. >> boosterism. >> yeah. and you find him uniquely funny, or parody-able. is that a word? >> yeah. >> he's a good emblem for a certain group of people. it's changing the world, changing everything. responsible for arab spring and so on. >> i want to read a couple so the audience understands what they are. these are -- are you in dispensable discovery engine? this is my favorite. it is the next generation of now. and we have one, there are no chinese hackers. and positive page view outcomes. >> journalists were not pleased about -- >> i have to say overall, having followed various assorted and sundry of those pun it didry -- the twitter punditry some of what they tweet is over the top and funny as well. i'm wondering if there are tweets you have seen where you're like, oh,

let's bring in meteorologist jeff ber rebecca jarvis deli of our miami station cbs 4.ing a little bit. snow and rain and a little ice. another storm is going to form sometime tonight and tomorrow along the eastern seaboard. it could be a significant snowstorm especially for inland portions of new england. it's worth noting this storm is going to be a warmer storm and so it shouldn't be as significant for the coastal cities from boston south to around new york city. first things first, let's show you what's happened on the radar and satellite. you can see rain to the south, overall not a strong storm as we speak. however, it's going to crank up during the day tomorrow. notice in new york city it's mainly a rain event as we go through the day, heavy inland snow in new england. boston right on the edge very close call between rain and a mixture of rain and heavy snowfall. inland areas, in the mountains of vermont, new hampshire and even into maine and even the berkshires of massachusetts, a wet, heavy snow. as far as snowfall totals are concerned, we're looking at probabl