lauren: rainy day. tracee: youtube stopped hiring white and asian males for technical positions because it didn't help with diversity, the former employee alleges google set quotas to hire minorities and youtube to cancel interviews that were not black, hispanic. a google spokesperson said, quote, we have a clear policy to hire candidates based on merit, not their identity. lauren: the weinstein company may not file for bankruptcy after all s there a deal? >> no, this was a quick turnaround, a last-minute deal would help with bankruptcy and settle misconduct lawsuits, the wall street journal report that is the buyers would assume the company's $225 million debt and invest $275 million to launch a new company. a spokesperson for the weinstein company says the deal provide clear path for compensation of victims and protects the jobs of our employees, we consider this to be a positive outcome under what have been incredibly difficult circumstances. >> you could say that. tracee: i would agree. >> i mention

lauren: yeah. cheryl: breaking this morning a wild session, investors buying beaten-down technology stocks as the markets close down the quarter at least on high note. lauren: dow jumping more than 150 points. we do not have trading's day. cheryl: for the quarter, dow posing a loss, first quarterly lose in two years for the industrials. lauren: nasdaq posting a gain for the quarter, up 7 quarters in a row gaining 2%. cheryl: only markets open today are in asia in japan, excuse me, nikkei jumping 1 and a half percent, up arrows in shanghai and south korea as well. lauren: say it ain't, so the cup of doug at starbucks could cause cancer? fbn:am starts right now. ♪ cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york, it's friday and it's good friday and march 30th, good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, thank you for joining us, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: fox business live, the other guys on tape and a lot of news break to go get to. lauren: yeah, let's talk about what happened overnight, another potenti

lauren: in lauren simonetti. thank you for joining us. cheryl: we are going to have a lot more detail on that. we are going to talk about that later on. the breaking news overnight. president trump has blocked broad comes paid to acquire qualcomm amid concerns that the relationship with china. trump issuing a statement saying there is credible evidence that is leaving you to believe that broad come might take action that threatens to impair the national security of the united states. lauren: responded with its own statement that they strongly disagree that erases any national security issues. qualcomm working on its wireless technology known as 5g so that is the concern that stock is down. broadcom shares rose 1%. cheryl: we've got a guest coming up in the show. debate over the steel and aluminum tariffs. gop leaders trying to work out differences for president trump without legislation. lauren: some republican lawmakers appear open. adam shapiro in washington. >> good morning. there is opposition to the tariffs on steel and aluminum on c

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lauren simonetti for trish regan lauren: we're not down yet, two hours to go. stocks selling off as investors digest massive amount of news on the heels of president trump's major decision to impose new tariffs against china. hi, everybody, i'm lauren simonetti is in for trish regan. welcome to the "the intelligence report." president trump fulfilling another campaign promise. imposing tariffs on china for unfair trade practices investors let's say are not keen on this move. it was down 265 points. it was down much more moments ago. economists fear trump's aggression will spark a trade war. we'll have much more on this straight ahead. the other top story, trump's top outside lawyer john dowd resigning from the president's legal team. the announcement sending shockwaves to wall street. prompting stocks to session lows in the 11:00 hour. what does this mean for the status of the russia investigation? we have details coming up. >>> facebook's mark zuckerberg finally breaks his silence over the massive data breach that sent his company into free fall. was zuckerber

lauren: hey, hillary. >> good morning, lauren and cheryl. facebook is making a lot of changes file in the scandal that continues to rock the company. the social media giant making changes to privacy settings for users. but now they are cracking down and how much data they are making available to information brokers. the changes let companies to utilize your personal information to generate and sell ads geared towards users on facebook. advertising will no longer have an ad targeting option that target specific user content so they can buy a product and they also change how much data they share to brokers on how effective the ads are, how many clicks they get. facebook is trading slightly higher in the premarket. cheryl: good they are trying to do something to deal with the crisis they are. more problems for tax. with the update? >> shares continue to take a dive following a downgrade. they fall 7% after the took a head after softer and scrutiny and overall chilling of the text to do. they could be a huge problem for the company. it depends o

lauren: good morning. almost 5:30 in new york. and lauren simonetti., everybody. i'm cheryl casone. is there nothing better than a new product from apple? lauren: it reminds me of high school. right now, talking about north korea. leader kim jong said they did meet with xi jinping pledging to the nuclear rice. >> a story. chris jenkins has the details in washington. >> at morning cup of lauren and cheryl his first trip since he assumed power in 2111th name with another head of state. reporting president held talks with leader kim at the great hall of the people in beijing and is committed to a nuclear free korean peninsula and wanted to discuss the issue with the united states. the white house notified of donated by the chinese government on tuesday and in a statement, white house press secretary sarah sanders says b.c. this development is further evidence that maximum pressure is creating the appropriate atmosphere for dialogue with north korea. the administration saying the tough sanctions have forced him to come to the negotiating table. this comes

lauren, cheryl.auren: griff jenkins, thank you, we ask that the sanctions that griff was talking about first step for stop russia from meddling in november, kristin and democratic strategists, antoine, happy friday, guys. i don't expect either one of you that these sanction wills stop russia in meddling in 2018 midterms, do you think that's the case? >> no, absolutely not. lauren: how do we go after putin, how do we stop it from happening? >> well, first of all, i think it's crazy as hell, excuse me, my language that we have some on the right that are praising trump for doing what he should have done a long time ago. look, we know for the fact that russia play intoed our elections a long time ago and it's sad that here we are, you know, a few months out for november elections and we are just now imlementing sanctions for something that happened in 2016, we would not be here if it wasn't for the special prosecutor and i'm not sure we would be here today if it wasn't for the latest incident happened wi

lauren simonetti could ruin it. lauren: neil? you are correct, you did have intra-day high and a low in your show. what does that say about you my friend. a little manic, maybe? i don't know. markets are the way they are. and break right now everybody. it is official, president trump signing congress' newly passed, nearly 1 1/2 trillion dollar spending bill and called it ridiculous, all this as the markets are all over the place today. right now we are near session highs for the dow jones industrial average. up 137 points. what a friday. thank you for joining us. i'm lauren simonetti in for trish regan and welcome to "the intelligence report." president trump shaking capitol hill today threatening to veto the spending bill saying it didn't spend enough on his border wall, and said he would sign, it but never anything like it ever, ever again. >> it's a matter of national security, i've signed this omnibus budget bill. there are a lot of things i'm unhappy about in this bill. there are a lot of things that we shouldn't have had in

"fbn:am" starts right now. ♪ lauren: 531 in the morning. i'm lauren simonetti.e deadline for the plan for dreamers. two federal judges have temporarily blocked the administration for amending the "fbn:am" program. they could revisit the issue by march 23rd. that's in the next spending bill is due. we've had six months of back-and-forth. still no deal in sight. let's discuss our panel, president of xl alliance and creator of dreamers ventures. good morning to you. media director for campus reform. hey, guys. we will start with you. where do we go from here? >> it seems like no one wants to take responsibility because it's easy to say that the court take care of it. it doesn't really need to be such a partisan issue. a lot of americans if you look at poll numbers that they support giving protection to dreamers. it's just what comes along with it when they can come up with much of a compromise. the left has stuck themselves in a box with this one. president trump is novel in a compromise. that's the reason we can't come to a deal. back in january he came out instea

lauren. lauren: double billing. happy reading, lawmakers. the federal reserve raising key interest rates by a quarter percentage point. this is the first rate increase at the year in the first policy meeting under the fed's new chairman, jerome powell. the fed penciling into my rate hikes for 2018 and three for 2019. >> make it a policy decisions over the next two years, we will have been 2% increase on expanding economic inflation and a strong labor market. the committee to come committee to cover further increases will best promote these goals. lauren: policymakers discuss the potential had been facing the economy and it's a big one on the issue of trade with the trump administration steel and aluminum tariffs set to take effect tomorrow and possibly against china being announced today. gerri: a trade war. mark zuckerberg announcing with an apology that his company may need to be regulated. they released a statement that the massive case of data misused on their site saying they will give d

lauren: at mr. zuckerberg has been invited as well as the head that ceos of twitter and google to testify before the senate judiciary hearing the u.s. april 10th. maybe he'll go to bat. shares of facebook down over 13% this month. they are hired by 1% in premarket trading today. cheryl: well, there is more fallout for a tech company. that is over after the fatal crash we told you about last week. the self driving program has been suspended in arizona. lauren: tracee carrasco without another headlines making news. >> doug ducey who once welcomed cooper's self driving technology in 2016 told cooper that he ordered the state's department of transportation to suspend the capability to test a car after the fatal crash of a self driving uber when it stopped on train struck a pedestrian walking outside the crosswalk could temporarily pulled the vehicle term public roads in tempe. david sisco, pittsburgh and toronto. and with orders come it's unclear when or if cooper can resume testing in arizona. >> and r

lauren: almost 530 in 530 am in new york. tuesday, march 6. on lauren simonetti.od morning. i'm gerri willis and for cheryl casone. good to be here waiting for the snow. lauren: i can't believe we are here already. officially kicking off the midterm election season. here we go again. voters headed to the poll in texas. we seen a spike in early voter turnout to suggest there is a blue way of potentially getting the deep red lone star state. a sign of what's to come in the interim country another midterm races. lindsay frantz, good morning to you. democratic strategists and ceo blueprint strategist antwan seaway. good morning. i want to talk about texas. i also want to talk about pennsylvania. we'll start with you. first primary of 28 team chemistry in an unprecedented number of democrats run. can you see this deep red state go booher pro pro -- purple? >> democrats are successfully pouring a lot of money into the state races. to be honest with you i think their make in a huge investment here and we need to remember texas is a slightly open primary. you don't have t

lauren: gravy makes everything taste better. i'm lauren simonetti.onnell: has gravy can be really mean sauce. lauren: gravy is the stuff you put on turkey. connell: we can all go home happy. stocks lower. the dow industrial s&p 500 snap, which has been amazingly enough a 10 month winning streak that the dow down 380 points yesterday to continue to face the prospect of higher interest rates. the self, and the new fed chairman jay powell returns to capitol hill testifying before the senate banking committee. lauren: encore performance. bill miller was on making money last night and he said investors shouldn't be overly concerned. imagine that. about the selloff. >> the economy is fine, inflation slowed, corporate profitability fine. this is psychology back and forth. lauren: jeremy siegel university of pennsylvania telling charles payne there won't be any big gains in the market until powell policy meeting. >> announced in the market will be waiting until march 21st. march 21st is when this first fomc meeting and conference, you know the very important

lauren: happy monday, good to see you. and lauren simonetti. cheryl: we should let our viewers know that if we are in facebook we are doing facebook lies. like it on your facebook head lauren: you could learn some random stuff believe it or not. big news over the weekend with the white house shooting down speculation that president trump is going to fire robert mueller despite the president over the weekend stepping up his attacks and a big way on the special counsel. this is what the president treated at the mueller pro should never have been started and there was no collusion and there was no crying. on sunday he mentions mueller again asking why does the mueller team has 13 heart and democrats praise and a "crooked hillary" supporters and zero republicans. does anyone think this is fair? these comments sparking warnings from republicans against removing the special counsel. train to the white house attorney and chekhov issued a statement last night. the white house yet again confirms that the president is not considering or discussing the fi

lauren: good morning. fatah good morning. 5:01 a.m. in new york. on lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. more on uber is hillary in a few minutes. this could disrupt the industry as a whole. lauren: usually a listless driverless car and it was deadly this time. cheryl: staying with technology come of this story still facebook this morning. the company in crisis mode after the e.u. promised investigations and the companies mishandling of user profiles. lauren: hillary thought in los angeles joining us now with the other headlines making news. good morning. good to see you. >> good morning. great to see you guys. facebook shares tumbled yesterday after using facebook to exploit 50 million users information without permission. stock down 7% with $30 billion. the biggest drop the company has seen in four years. $5 billion of mark zuckerberg's net worth. the company facing blowback from users threatening to delete accounts in response and alex santos plans to step down after his role at the company was downsized. lawmakers on the hill at the european u

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lauren: halfway through march. i'm lauren simonetti. is what we could say is really the beginning of the financial crisis that grips this country. 10 years ago, bear stearns. lauren: shotgun marriage by jpmorgan chase. cheryl: a lot of breaking news to cover overnight. world renowned physicist even hawking has died at the age of 76. he was known for his breakthrough work with black holes and relativity, published several books celebrated by the science community and the movie was made about his life. hocking vastly exceeded his eye fixed urgency after diagnosed with a rare disease at the age of 22 that left him down to a wheelchair and unable to speak except through a voice synthesizer. he died was silly at his home in cambridge. lauren: katy perry writes there is a big black hole in my heart hours before pi day. rest in peace. pennsylvania special election too close to call. conor lamb and republican rick saccone separated. cheryl: nobodies popping champagne this morning. eric shawn has the latest on where we stand right now. good morn

lauren, back to you. lauren: adam shapiro thank you very much. we went the dow up 130 before this decision to dow up over 200 points. adam johnson who braved the elements to get here. kaltbaum management, fox news contributor gary kaltbaum enjoying the great weather. janney montgomery scott chief investment strategist, mark luschini. >> good to be here, lauren. lauren: we have a high market we needed since we had a pretty rough week. where do we start, adam? >> love it. lauren: unemployment rate of 3.8%. everyone has a job. what is going on? >> i thought 4.1 is pushing limits how low we can go. get to 3.8 this year, 3.6 next year that is fantastic news. wonderful for the economy. 2/3 of gdp in country comes from consumers out there spending money. so if that many more people will be employed, they will spend that much more money. that means corporate earnings will be that much higher. i love it. i think that is why stocks are up. we'll get a little bit of inflation, just enough to let us know you may get wage increases which is certainly very goo

lauren: there you have it. the text to appear to facebook fallout continues as mark zuckerberg puts his apology in writing in a series of advertisements. cheryl: tracey carrasco has those headlines and other headlines making news. a lot of them were sitting facebook should just die. >> the irony. more facebook apologies great mark zuckerberg took out full-page ads in british and u.s. newspapers including "the new york times," "wall street journal," "washington post" yesterday to say he was sorry for facebook not properly securing personal data. the ad said this was a breach of trust and i'm sorry we didn't do more at the time. on nbc's "meet the press," senator mark warner, vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee said he thinks congress should reassess how to regulate social media companies. he also called for zuckerberg to testify before congress. >> mark zuckerberg created the whole notion of social media. i think the whole industry has been relied and to accept the fact we are seeing the dark unde

lauren: thank you.a double agent. how they are now punishing the kremlin. plus, worries about a trade where puts the fear up and the dow down nearly 250 points yesterday. we'll take a look at how the president's trade policies are already affect in corporate america. you are watching the "fbn:am." the cheryl: and welcome back. british prime minister theresa may is kicking out 23 russian diplomats in response to the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter. the u.k. says the nerve agent very likely came from russia. it's the biggest expulsion and more than three decades. the federal election commission tries to prevent foreign influence in future elections. facebook and google may be facing roles for political ads. the fed has agreed to begin writing new disclosure rules for all online ads. the u.s. intelligence community believes russia attempted to influence the 2016 presidential election. the list for the world's happiest countries has been released. denmark has been listed as the third happiest. no

lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. welcome back.heryl: it's nice to say good morning to you and for viewers that have not had a voice for several days, so nice to be back. lauren: would have to rest her voice throughout the show. breaking news overnight. close to find the pharmacy benefits express scripts at "the wall street journal" says the deal could be announced as soon as today. the transaction worth $50 billion, perhaps more. cheryl: leicester and then said it would launch its own benefit which is a partner event that their shares are up about 28% from a year ago. lauren: will see if they move today in the free market. president trump to sign an order for new tariffs on steel and aluminum at some point. is this coming despite a letter by more than 100 republican house members urging cheryl: change course. white house trade policy adviser peter navarro said this is why. >> re: aluminum and steel industry. the president has said clearly and correctly we can't have a country without those two industries. the fact of the matter is

lauren: good morning, cheryl. hi, everybody. i'm lauren simonetti. the cheryl: despite all the the controversy, the markets are holding their own. lauren: let's get to the breaking news of the deadly helicopter crash in new york city. slamming into the east river killing all five passengers. the video captured the moment of the crash. tragedies happen 7:00 p.m. eastern time last night and the pilot was able to escape. >> it landed almost like it was supposed to land a man it was completely just gone. >> one person sort of client out of the helicopter and since it was flipped over at the rest are visible climbed on and was screaming for help. transfer the helicopter had been hired to do a photo shoot to the faa national transportation board are investigating the cause of the crash. trade to european officials are planning trade talk with american counterparts this week as they seek ways to avoid the steep steel and aluminum tariffs. china signaling plans to retaliate against the new tariff. the president's trade adviser peter navarro is on "sunday mor

lauren: and lauren simonetti. trigger-happy bull market, lauren.oping the last jobs report seen over 600 points, kind of honesty that today on a big anniversary. the breaking news this morning is historic news out of north korea. president trump accepting leader kim jong un invitation for a face-to-face meeting by the end of may. he'd be the first u.s. sitting president to meet with the north korean leader. the development coming after unwise breach the president on their meeting with kim and after maximum pressure campaign by president trump. a senior fellow and military expert for defense priorities. welcome. >> thanks for having me. how dare you call and say my nuke is better than yours. this strategy seems to work. >> i couldn't tell you, no matter what you want to say about things coming this is in fact very historic. president obama never accomplished in many people thought president trump would never even come close to this. now this enormous opportunities before us because of the way he's handled it in hats off to him. >> we don't know for

lauren: i lauren simonetti.cause when this broke last night, everybody was in no way surprised them and others not so much. the chief economic advisor gary cohn resigning and more fears of a possible trade war. what are the political ramifications president trump now faces of all of this? democratic strategist john callaway. good morning. >> good morning, new york. how are you all? >> we are dealing with whether that's about to be coming in and the storm in the white house brewing as well. let's begin with gary cohn. how big of a lawsuit sea to the the administration and policies of the u.s.? >> a pretty big loss for two reasons. you have to remember gary was cohn and ceo of goldman sachs, the world's most prestigious, fundamentally a traitor. markets see was what he sees and they know that the tariffs could present a problem in our react into it. secondly, is a registered democrat took off from a prestigious job to serve this administration in a patriotic move i commend him for. this is a nonpartisan move. this

lauren: bair to hear this morning.lels between this series of bombing and the user bomber years ago. but that stretched out over a period of 17 years and the mathematician, the brain behind not, ted kaczynski had a gripe with industrialized society. what was the motive? obviously the individual in this instance is smart. >> years. and as you say, 17 months you said -- lauren: 17 years. >> that might lead us to the conclusion was there someone who hadn't been cleaned and made the call to the police. i'm really curious about that. because he is dead good we can question him to find out what the motive was. let's put it this way, too. a person he knew who didn't give it a period a relative, friend, coworker will provide police with a lot of information about the person's background. gerri: so that's another avenue of information good reporting this morning cell phone information from the security command video, even store receipts that led officials at the red roof and tracked him down presumably picked the pictures we ha

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lauren has her eye on that one but if you bid this week you may be shocked by sticker price, lauren.mething like a dinosr from jurassic park go for. >> we estimate 15 to 5,000 conservative auction estimate. >> all right. >> lauren is out on that one. save up coins. even penguin from "batman" returns is up for grabs and lookly ends up at museum as well. it includes vintage lobby cards and posters spanning nearly a century of hollywood classics as well. >> 15 to 20 cents for -- >> i don't know it's -- >> $15. >> actual dollars. >> save up your money. >> for a dino. >> save up your money. >> lauren is back with a last check of the forecast and cbs sports zone after the break and school closings in light of debris scattered about and power out annual from nor'easter friday. more school closings will scroll across the screenment please take notes of that. acronyms alolfun. laugh out loud, btw by the way, and of course, wbyceiydbo we'll bu cyou don't buy ours hey, what if i wanted to sell my car? wbyceiydbo! wbyceiydbo? we'll buy your car even if you don't buy ours wbyceiydbo wbyceiydbo!!

then went back to lauren.turn of events was treated with an air of seriousness, with the kind of gravity and tone one might expect to see on a special all murder edition of "dateline" nbc. >> all right. that's a lot to take in. believe it or not, there is a lot more to this. we'll be right back. >> jimmy: whoa, they didn't even go to the music. that's when you know something really heavy is happening. what's going on? and the even bigger question is, what does this mean for me and my bachelor picking record? how does this affect my status? technically, i made the correct prediction. >> i believe you will pick becca! >> jimmy: he did. i should have known something was up right there but did he propose to glaek kay on the finale so technically that counts as a win. right? [ cheers and applause ] >> right! >> jimmy: whatever the case. everyone is mad at arie. my wife is absolutely furious. i don't think i can go home without punching him when he comes out here. a member of the minnesota house of representatives.

lauren arie rushing to be lauren.second chance. >> it was really difficult coming back and being heartbroken because i felt extremely alone. do you think that you're 100% over becca? >> yes, 1,000%. i felt like i made the wrong decision and i want you back. >> reporter: the two now happily engaged and here to talk about the next chapter in their story. and arie is back with us. and now lauren is going to join us as well. lauren, come on out. >> thank you. >> have a seat, lauren. nice to see you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> congratulations on your engagement and the final rose. >> yes, thank you. >> did you know that was coming? >> i had an idea. i got some hints. >> so we just watched, we watched the clip, i said to arie, how does it feel to watch it. you said you guys haven't seen it. >> we haven't. >> how does it feel to see it for the first time right here? >> which part? >> any of it the breakup the proposal, him coming back to you saying, hey, will you give me another chance? >> it's definitely dif

lauren? >> all right, well, one day closer to the up coming weekend. we'll have some sunshine, quieter conditions, seasonable as we head into saturday. rain looks like it could return even wintery mix late day sunday, seasonable high temperatures through the upcoming weekend in the upper four's to near 50 degrees, of course we have to get through tomorrow first and talking about that nor'easter, more >> as we certainly know winter is not over just yet. other part of the country feeling it all. snow plows were clearing the streets all night long in minneapolis as they deal with blizzard conditions there. >> and the weather system coming our way is expected to bring heavy snow and wind gusts cents and of course all on the heals of last week's nor'easter. so one-two punch there. lauren? >> yes, absolutely, good news with this is it is not going to be as big of a wind threat as what we saw on last friday, where we had widespread wind gusts 06 miles per hour, wind gusts maybe at most 45 miles per

he can't stop thinking about lauren b. next.s the start of -- this is the start, kendis, off a happy couple weekend. it ain't going to be happy for long. ari is struggling. he said he felt sick to his own stomach. we can understand why. and that gets us to the sound bite of the century. >> ooh, the century. >> to me the more i hung out with you, the more i felt like i was losing a possibility of maybe reconciling things with lauren. >> so what? do you want to be back with her? >> i want to see if there's that possibility. >> are you. [ bleep] kidding me? >> that's what happens when you tell two women on national television that you love them. all that was followed by a lot of walking around in the house where the happy weekend was going to go down. she told him to leave five or six times. finally he got the idea and left. >> amen. >> she says she called the whole thing brutal. there was a lilt bit of her talking to chris harrison afterwards. called the whole extravaganza brutal. that, unfortunately, bridges us to tonight, the li

lauren, come on out. >> thank you. >> have a seat, lauren. nice to see you.engagement and the final rose. >> thank you so much. yes, thank you. >> did you know that was coming? >> i had an idea. he's not the best at keeping secrets, so i got some hints. >> so we just watched, we watched the clip, i said to arie, you know, how does it feel to watch it. you said you guys haven't seen it. >> we haven't. >> how does it feel to see it for the first time right here? >> which part? >> any of it. the breakup, the proposal, him coming back to you saying, hey, will you give me another chance? >> it's definitely difficult to watch. but we're together and that's what matters the most to us. >> did you think when you went to see lauren that you could win her back? >> i did. we talked on the phone. i felt that the breakup was really hard for her. i knew that we belonged together. >> at what moment did arie convince you? >> well, it did take some convincing, i had some reservations at first. but he just wanted to see how i was doing with the breakup. he told me that it had

and i know i really care about lauren. little soul that was so dependent on him. i felt like he was carrying around a weak little bird. >> what we know about arie, what he's shown us. he is an ambivalent choice, it is not permanent. i would sty this new girl, buyer beware. >> glaek tried to put the past behind her. >> he had to do what he had to do and follow his heart. becca face to face. >> i should not have pro poetsed. i needed more time but i didn't have any more time. >>> so do you accept that apology? >> i do. i and i for give you. >> the bachelor has seen its fair share of fairy tails gone awry. >> i haven't been able to stop thinking about molly. >> are you going to thenld tonight? >> i have to. >> jason famously decided to call it off with melissa after his proposal. >> will you make me the happiest man? >> deciding instead to be with molly. they have a daughter get. >> i've been through. this as i told arie, jason was back in the dark ages. there was no social media. your life will change if you do this. >> jaso

lauren will breakdown the still on the way. lauren will breakdown the timing after a short break the late show with stephen colbert is coming at 11:35 the late show with stephen colbert is coming at 11:35 after eyewitness news. >> and a pretty big coastal storm starting to make its mark on the tri-state region. live look at ocean city shows rain is falling and worst of the storm is yet to come meteorologist lauren casey will have the complete forecast coming up in five minutes. >> and perks and work what makes employees the happiest does not involve money. >> nicole brewer joins us now with what workers value the most. >> when it comes to employee he perks this research found it's all about making employee feel valued interpret contributing to qualify of life and encouraging strong paperwork life balance. >> with much of the day occupied by the job it's hard to like what you do. >> every pronl account i i work on it different and i like that. >> being with children and doing what i love. >> i like to go to lots of different pla

lauren. >> keeping a close eye on the coastal storm that will stall out off shore i'm meteorologist laurenact of the win, rain, snowfall coming up in your forecast. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> they sold tools like this for more than a century building a foundation of loyal ty in the community. i'm anita oh in narberth and why long time customers say this is an even of the era. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" exclusive, member of the philadelphia fire department charged in federal court i'm joe holden, with what her lawyer says about the allegations. >>> it is 6:00 o'clock here's is what happening, preparing for the war, sandbags, plywood are coming out down the shore tonight as locals and businesses, gear up forstrom that could pack quite a punch. >> storm scan three shows the system as it moves in the region bringing in the rain and powerful wind, and that could bring down trees and power lines, good evening, everybody i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington. storm watch is on coastal system is brewing at this hour and some cold air is coming behind all of this

the plan is for lauren b.move to arizona. >> okay. >> she's going to do some remodelling, redecorating at arie's place. >> because becca already moved in. she was like her own drapes. >> they have to redo the bathroom. anyway. >> even hours after all this went down, it's still trending on twitter. a lot of reaction to all of this. >> a lot of people reacting to it. us weekly tweeted that neal lane is like how many rings are we going to give this guy? >> one viewer was talking about the audience reaction to the engagement saying i heard louder applause when the olive garden brought out more bread sticks. >> bonus skinny because there's more to talk about with the bachelor. anif you've got a lifee. you gotta swiffer hey, need fast try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. it's funny really, nobody ever does iti didn't do itppens. and of course it's the

>> thank you lauren. now let's turn to the roads. >> mobile weather watcher out monitoring conditions. meteorologist matt peterson is inside with a look at the roads in center city. matt, good afternoon. how is it looking. >> good afternoon rahel and jim it is definitely starting to get messy out here in center city. we'll take you right to our dash cam you can see out front of the mobile weather watcher windshield wipers going the snow as lauren said in center city really in about the last hour an hour, 40 minutes has really pick up in intensity. lots of big wet snowflakes coming down and the roads are now starting to get a slushy coating on them. i wouldn't call it an accumulation but definitely a slushy coating on. of the roadways not just on the side streets but we're talking across the board so it's going start to get slippery. i have not seen too many people driving. there is someone in front of us right now. but the good news is, not a whole lot of people have been on the roads. so that means that

meteorologist lauren casey is tracking another nor'easter, oh, boy. >> oh, boy. >> tough to hear that lauren. >> tough to see in the model data but there it is and we're dealing with residual impacts of fraud in nor'easter with elevated whipped speeds. not damaging but gusting up to 36 miles an hour at times today in philadelphia and gus gusting to 40 mount pocono and 36 in accuweather and still blustery right now with winds gusting 32 in philadelphia and gusting to 28 miles an hour in millville and near 30 in dover and looks like yes we have nor'easter number two within a week's time in store. rain and wet snow looking likely. also looking likely accumulations that could be significant. the good portion of forecast, though, looks like this nor'easter will not be quite as potent and less of a widespread wind threat with highest wind gusts looking like it will be concentrated along the new mexico cost line and downed trees is still a possibility. one because it's saturated ground and two because of damage already done and weake weakening by the winds with friday's storm. we'll talk mor

>> not talking about you, lauren. >> wait. no. rm, lauren, seems pretty unbearable, we just got over the one, and trang said people are still dealing with that damage. >> you're the bearer of bad news, no one likes me right now, because we just dealt with this incredible we ove another one in store tomorrow. the good news at least with this system is we're in the g d damaging winds, we had 60-mile per hour wind reported all valley on friday. but we will see some gusty winds, but n time we are going to dealing with heavy calm before the storm, looking at chilly start to the day, 30 7 miles per hour feeling more like 23 degrees. ,thverything is quiet for right now. quiet through the daytime hours. quiet r but here is the area of low pressure that brought the snowfall in and around the mioli help generate and spin off another area of low pressure off to our south gng to ride up along the coast, and bring us the snowfow. but for today, increase in clouds, maybe late day rain shower, highseas table at 47 de. and then for tonight, thing

lauren will breakdown the still on the way. lauren will breakdown the timing after a short break the late show with stephen colbert is coming at 11:35 the late show with stephen colbert is coming at 11:35 after eyewitness news. >> and a pretty big coastal storm starting to make its mark on the tri-state region. live look at ocean city shows rain is falling and worst of the storm is yet to come meteorologist lauren casey will have the complete forecast coming up in five minutes. >> and perks and work what makes employees the happiest does not involve money. >> nicole brewer joins us now with what workers value the most. >> when it comes to employee he perks this research found it's all about making employee feel valued interpret contributing to qualify of life and encouraging strong paperwork life balance. >> with much of the day occupied by the job it's hard to like what you do. >> every pronl account i i work on it different and i like that. >> being with children and doing what i love. >> i like to go to lots of different pla

let's get back to lauren, in for katie. >> forecast still on track. we have up totals for south jersey, delaware county, pennsylvania we have pick up 3 d moisture just continues to build in, the main energy is still, not even here yet, this is our dynamic system that we're dealing with a low pressure over northwest or midwest right now but we are seeing secondary low that has developed along the coast and we will continue to push its way in to our neck of the wood and seeing a rain/snow mixture but more wet snow toward i-95 corridor more rain mixing seeing dark purple returns soe heavier wet snow coming down from red lion up into wilmington, portions of south jersey seeing heavier pockets of this wet, snow,

lauren? lauren: hello, my name is lauren hogg. i am a freshman at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. on february 14 i went through an unimaginable tragedy. everyone at my school did. but unfortunately we now know what it is like to go through it and we can imagine what it is like. i was in my fourth period tv production class when it all started. we were getting ready for the end of the day, we were packing up, we were laughing with my friends, having a great valentine's day. right before exchanging valentine's day gifts with each other. as a were finishing up, we heard the sound go off. we thought it was weird, because it was a fire drill. earlier in the day we had had another we assumed it was a one. valentine's day prank. as we took our time and packed up, we walked down the stairs s eventually, and as he walked down the stairs, people were joking and laughing. we took our time. when we got down to the stairs, that's when i realized something really was wrong. as i looked behind my school were supposed t

let's get back to lauren, in for katie. >> forecast still on track. we have up totals for south jersey, delaware county, pennsylvania we have pick up 3 d moisture just continues to build in, the main energy is still, not even here yet, this is our dynamic system that we're dealing with a low pressure over northwest or midwest right now but we are seeing secondary low that has developed along the coast and we will continue to push its way in to our neck of the wood and seeing a rain/snow mixture but more wet snow toward i-95 corridor more rain mixing seeing dark purple returns soe heavier wet snow coming down from red lion up into wilmington, portions of south jersey seeing heavier pockets of this wet, snow, rain mix around glassboro and williamstown. this is the trend for things to only worsen as we head throughout the day, so for your morning commute we will be dealing with the mix of wet snow, sleet will mix in some rain, roads will be slush covered by midday, heavy snow developing across the region and for your p. commute still dealing with heavy s

think of it like interview series. >> to help build on her writing skills lauren started a blog.he blog is much more than a tool to launch her career. >> really just taught me to just be more open minded about peop people. >> the blog's goal naming the homeless. >> our blog contents are primarily personal stories from homeless individuals with intent of tearing down negativeotationm homeless. >> every otherday afternoon lauren and her family head into philadelphia with their note pad and care package filled with all sorts of necessity items. >> gloves, socks, hats. >> toothbrush, toothpaste. bunch of different shirts some of them are still brand new and have tags on them. >> clothing and supplies are donated by friends and family while others donate money toward naming the homeless gofundme page. >> it's just really relieving and overwhelming that we got so much support. >> so far lauren has interviewed six people. >> just shows you that they're a real person and they went through some stuff just like everybody does. >> chaz pictured here is known for finding stray cats a new hom

. >> twenty year old college sophomore lauren purr nel has the passion to become a print journalist. >> i kind of think it as like an interview series. >> so to help build on her interview and writing skills, lauren started a blog, but the blog is much more than a tool to lawn of her career mr. really just taught me to just be more open minded about people. >> the blog's goal, naming the homeless. >> our blog contents are primarily personal stories from homeless individuals with intent of tearing down negative con occasions for the term homeless. >> every other saturday afternoon, lauren and her family head into philadelphia, with her note pad and care package filled with all sort of necessary items. >> clothes, socks, hat. >> toothbrush, toothpaste, bunch of different shirt, some brand new still have tags on them. >> clothing and supplies are mostly donated by friends and family. while other donate money toward naming the homeless go fund me page. >> it is just really re leaving, and overwhelming that we got the support. >> so far lauren has interviewed six people. >> it shows you t

he breaks up with lauren and proposes to becca and breaks up with becca and what happens with lauren. >> if i was lauren i would say i'll think about it. >> time for another check of the roads tonight. matt pellman snows what he wants to tell us. >> you have your part down today. >> there are things to so in options the traffic is far from a fairytale. thorns between the roses as you try to head home on this tuesday evening. live look at king of prussia. this is the schuylkill expressway here on the highway it's dry and just volume we are watching especially on the eastbound side coming away from 202. but again you get off the highways and there is problems. by the chilis a crash at gulf road and that cleared out and one on german town pike at 202 dekalb pike. and a broke ebb down vehicle on the northbound side of the northeast extension, that is off to the side now. things are getting back up to pace there with speeds like 70 miles per hour. and we'll take it. nd 2tween 3rd and and the downed pole because of the crash earlier in northeast philadelphia blocking the westbound side of w

. >> let's get you started with meteorologist lauren casey. >> it looks like you have good gloves for making some snowballs. >> i'm prepared. >> making snow men later. >> yes pancakes. >> and pancakes, looking forward to those yes. we will have a lot of snow for snowball and snow man making heading in the second half of the day to day. it is wet snow good for snow men and we are under a winter storm warning that has been expanded now into south jersey by national weather service this runs through the day-to-day and into late tonight and includes much of the area, including center city philadelphia, storm scan three showing us moisture moving in and over spreading the delaware valley right now we are seeing snow coming down with the few rain drops mixed in center city philadelphia, dealing with precipitation wintry mix for several hours. little more intense over portions of south jersey and this area of precipitation over spreading in the northwestern suburbs seeing light snow, and flurries in the poconos. light snow coming down as we speak. as we head throughout the day the system wil