certainly a lot to talk b lets get to meteorologist lauren casey keeping a close eye on things in the, for you, lauren. >> things are starting to slowly get more active, right now and we will ramp things up very quickly as we head in the overnight period and by tomorrow morning. storm scan three is showing us light rain breaking out across the area, more moderate in nature up toward berks county and lehigh valley, poconos as well where we are liquid rainfall at this point but we will see transition over to snow as we head through the overnight period and heavy snow in carbon, monroe through the day tomorrow. winter storm warning which had watch upgraded to a warning 6:00 a.m. friday to 6:00 a.m. saturday. what to expect in the poconos tonight, tomorrow and tomorrow night, the winter storm warning in effect. we will see change over to snow throughout the overnight period. snow continues steady any nature through the day tomorrow, could pick up five to 10 potentially 12 inches of snowfall in some locations, by the end of this event and we will deal with strong winds as well. we will hav

lauren casey. >> we have a new updated total for poconos and toby hanna and it is craze. we will get to that this crazy view of the sideways moving snow in center city philadelphia, keep going there i think march has officially, been coming in like a lion. 33 degrees. northwesterly winds at 32 miles an hour, absent the gusting, and feels like temperature 19 degrees. brutal. we are dealing with the powerful nor'easter that did bomb out our rapidly intensify , very apparent, driving all this moisture in from off the atlantic and now we are dealing with primarily snowfall across the good chunk of the delaware valley. seeing some pockets starting to break in of some dryer air but this morning we started off with rain/snow mix and new all that just heavy, wet snow, heaviest right now in and along i-95 corridor from center city philadelphia, wilmington, northern delaware, those purple returns of snowy sentencely pouring down, also in the poconos, snow, still falling up toward lehigh

lauren casey has the full forecast you including what to expect this weekend when we come back. join me on the late snow tonight the late show with steven could he bear is coming your way at 11 :35 tonight right aft a live look fm cbs mobile weather watcher. the foe has subsided but roads are still wet and the wind is whipping. if you're out tonight please take it easy. meteorologist lauren casey will have mor comes next as we head into the weendthis weeka groupf to tell us whathey thought about et and were hoping for a good from thoughtfuleople who were in schools. what we got was more than that. inse minutes they p what it was possible to speak your mruly l some hope. tonight we give those 8 local teachers someheers. 8 teachersfr across at the cbs studios. they were here to talk a off wi, who here wants to be armed in eir you never know how an interview is going to go, much less one with 8 people on a subject as complex as how to prevent school shoot in the world we live in makes it easy to think it's impossible to have a calm, thoughtful conversation under those circumstances

the shore and alexandria hoff has more on how penndot and peco are preparing and we start with lauren casey who is tracking timing of the storm where it all starts, lauren. >> reporter: thanks so much, jessie, we're seeing rain over spreading the area and it picks up in intensity rapidly. we were sokd in with the moisture all over the delaware valley. we'll have returns of yellow colors and orange colors and reds colors indicating it is heavier in chester to montgomery and upper bucks. lehigh valley, sent iser of this low is still well off in western pennsylvania. but during the early shows center of low was over ohio. so it is rapidly moving eastbound and it will continue to do so and merge with energy of another area of low pressure south and west and as it moves offshore we will rapidly intensify. bombing out or dropping by 24 milibars and less than 24 hours. rapid intensification as we head to the day tomorrow. impact already seeing it tonight and through the day tomorrow and particularly on the coast into saturday as well. seeing this rain threat. heavy at times and we have is potentia

the shore and alexandria hoff has more on how penndot and peco are preparing and we start with lauren casey who is tracking timing of the storm where it all starts, lauren. >> reporter: thanks so much, jessie, we're seeing rain over spreading the area and it picks up in intensity rapidly. we were sokd in with the moisture all over the delaware valley. we'll have returns of yellow colors and orange colors and reds colors indicating it is heavier in chester to montgomery and upper bucks. lehigh valley, sent iser of this low is still well off in western pennsylvania. but during the early shows center of low was over ohio. so it is rapidly moving eastbound and it will continue to do so and merge with energy of another area of low pressure south and west and as it moves offshore we will rapidly intensify. bombing out or dropping by 24 milibars and less than 24 hours. rapid intensification as we head to the day tomorrow. impact already seeing it tonight and through the day tomorrow and particularly on the coast into saturday as well. seeing this rain threat. heavy at times and we have is potentia

meteorologist lauren casey will have more on what comes next as we head into the weekend. this week we brought together a group of ate local tacrs to tell us what they thought about school safety and we were hoping for a good dialogue, from thoughtful people who were in schools. what we got was more than that. in those 45 minutes they proved what it was possible to speak your mind and truly listen to someone else's pin and that gave us all hope. tonight we give those 8 local teachers some cheers. 8 teachers from across the delaware valley gathered at the cbs studios. they were here to talk about school safe time i wanted to show off with a show of hands, who here wants to be armed in their classroom. race your hand yes you you never know how an interview is going to go, much less one with 8 people on a subject as complex as how to prevent school shoot ings. the world we live in makes it easy to think it's impossible to have a calm, thoughtful conversation under those circumstances. but here's what we heard, but for 45 minutes of back and forth i respect my colleague than a

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

meteorologist lauren casey is taking some inventory in a sense checking things out for the moment as tal flooding does remain a warning as well, right, lauren? >> yeah, absolutely. still dealing with some indirect imp nor different looking scene thankfully than this timeterday as we look at center city philadelphia. no heavy snow coming down. it's chilly though. 39 degrees is our current temperature and we're still dealing with these elevated wind speeds due to that nor'easter. northerly winds at hour. feelinike with in capay. that's near hurricane strength. washington township 65 m severe thunderstorm criteria is 58 miles per hour. we had gusts well above that in dover and northeast philly and that's why we had so many issues with downed trees and downed wires across the area yesterday. still some gusty winds but again not damaging winds. winds gusting to 40 miles per millville. gusting to 31 in philadelphia. are with this coastal flood warning in effect for the jersey coastline. moderate -- minor to moderate flooding possible as we head into high tide time just a couple hours from n

lauren casey tracking the nor'easter and the cbs-3 weather center. so what's the latest forecast. >> yes, already starting to see hints of the moisture from this next nor'easter filtering into the sky, although quiet right now, live look at center city philadelphia but there are the first of the moisture mo southwest at around 7 miles per hour, and storm scan3, showing us, quiet conditions but already some hints of moisture seeing some returns on the radar over lancaster county not hitting the surface but it is picking up on some of the upper level >> 7:00 p.m. this evening, and runs until late tomorrow night , storm, impacts, this is going to be a heavy snowfall maker. specially in that winter storm warning, area, and looking low at this point, wind threats, not going to be as damaging or as widespread, good news there , as we saw, but we still have fairly high risk of power outages because of the weight of this heavy snow, and already weakened trees and power lines from lags week storm, we head into the evening hours start to see light rain, winter

things are probably diagnose to change little bit as we continue to tweak things , meteorologist lauren casey and also kate bilo will be looking at new data and they'll continue to update things as we head into tonight probably even into tomorrow morning. so, why don't we have the high confidence with that yet? well, easy answer, this is the reason why, look at t t model, t actually performed very poorly on friday, with the last system, only about an inch, and then north american model, saying over 10 inches, so a lot of stuff we still have to ion out with the forecast, what we will continue to do, keep you updated not only on cbs-3 but also cbsphilly.com. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 47 degrees with increase in clouds, that precipitation moving in on tuesday. as we head into wednesday, rain and snow likely, probably likely seeing most of the rainfall for our shore points, then also cents into portions of delaware. wedngs quieting down on thursday, it is going to be breezy though, couple of flurries possible, a lingering snow chance as well on friday, then plenty of sunshine, s

. >> but first let's get right to lauren casey in the weather center she's been tracking the storm since early this morning. lauren what's the latest? >> latest i'm exhausted. this nor'easter wearing us all out all across the delaware valley. but, yes, the storm intensity is really just getting going we'll see the prime energy and action of this system as we head into the next couple of hours. and throughout the afternoon. but snowfall totals they are picking up we saw heavy band work through parts of the area and now heavy intensity snowfall coming down in center city philadelphia. as we get live look on skycam3. the franklin institute check out those huge snowflakes blowing on by. temperatures right around that freezing mark so we're seeing bigger snowflakes heavy wet snow and a parts of chester county, we're over a half a foot of snow in east nantmeal township. 7.5. 2-inches per hour snowfall lates of rates. well caln township over 6-inch 6-inches. gilbertsville 2-inches per hour reported at 5-inches of snowfa snowfall. chadds ford delco closing in on 5-inches and we still have more t

meteorologist lauren casey's monitoring conditions in the weather center and that wind is just so fierce out there. >> it is still so fierce. we can see that a little bit as we look live at our spring garden camera you can see that snow moving sideways, street lamp lighting that, bobbling around as we are still dealing with these wind gusts upward of 50 miles per hour and that will continue, as we head into the evening hours and we will continue to see this heavy wet snow but it will taper off as we head in the second half of the evening. we will get over to the weather computer, where the scene is looking just as miserable on our roof cam, you can see it shaking around there, reduced visability hard to see sky scrapers where the snow is continuing to fall, temperatures at 33, northwesterly winds at 35 miles an hour. that is just a constant wind not even wind gusts and feels like temperatures feels like 18 degrees, even though meteorological spring began yesterday. temperatures hovering around freezing marks, 34 in allentown. thirty-four in atlantic city. thirty-three in millville. we ha

has been checking the roads on the cbs-3 mobile weather watcher lets begin with the latest from lauren casey in the eyewitness weather center. >> forecast still on track and this event is just, getting going. winter storm warning in effect for large portion of the delaware valley, early this morning national weather service expand that had into portions of south jersey this runs until late tonight and see that area shaded in pink it is our winter storm warning for center city philadelphia, stretching in berks county, lehigh valley and poconos as we are just beginning to deal with this moisture and this event, taking shape storm scan three showing thaws moisture building in along the coast dealing with the rain/ snow mix, we have had one going in and around center city philadelphia radar returns indicating wet snow at this point but i-95 wet snow coming from philadelphia into wilmington back into parts of the south jersey and we have had snowfall accumulation this is morning ridley township, delco, 3 inches of snowfall, nottingham chester county, close to three haverford montco up to 2 inches

meteorologist chelsea in glam standing by in atlantic city but we will begin with meteorologist lauren casey in the weather center with what you can expect in the next few hours. lauren. >> reporter: things will be quiet, over next couple hours, thing will start slow and ramp up quickly heading in the late overnight period and early tomorrow morning storm scan three showing us precipitation over spreading the area light in intensity across parts of the area, center of our low is still back toward the midwest but it will continue to barrel eastbound driving its moisture with it and then will move off shore where it will intensify and stall out, as we head through the day tomorrow and saturday, and due to that we will see elevated wind speed as cross the area high wind warning in effect for delaware valley, philadelphia, surrounding suburbs kicks in at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow and runs into 6:00 a.m. saturday. could see widespread wind gusts of 50 to 60 miles an hour. that will be capable of bringing down power lines, trees, damaging wind is a certain threat with this system with this nor'easter an

meteorologist, lauren casey is tracking the very latest from the weather center. so little bit of reprieve today. still some wind out there, lawyer glenn still some wind. still feeling effect from the nor'easter off shore. so windy conditions, but not the dangerous and damaging winds that company this system yesterday. thankfully. rid now getting live look at center city philadelphia, pretty quiet. still heavy snow falling. we like that, 38 degrees, so little chilly, winds out of the north at 18 miles per hour , so wind speeds still elated feeling like 28 degrees. still gusty winds, not gusting to the 50, zero six, 70-mile per hour range, gusting to the 20's, it will be the case through the overnight periods. some gusty winds. still do have coastal flood warning in effect until 3:00 a.m. wildwood, reporting coastal flooding in that area at high tide. it is lingering and shutting down roads, be aware that far along the coast, winds do start to relax finally to calm levels as we head late day into monday, but then we have the potential for another nor'easter, number

. >> let's get you started with meteorologist lauren casey. >> it looks like you have good gloves foraking some snowballs. >> i'm prepared. >> making snow men

now to lauren casey with a check of the storm. >> you may have heard we have another nor'easter on theffect, for all pa suburbs, up into the lehig poconos, 7:00 p.m. this evening, until 3:00 a.m. early thursday morning for today,louds, light rain shower possible, late in the day. high temperature at 47 degrees and then things get going tonight. rain and snow with a low temperature at 33 degrees. and we will time this out for you, this evening into midnight. that light rain and snow over spreads the area, midnight until about 10:00 a.m., wintery mix, some of it could be heavy and then the primary peak of this storm is going to be as we head mid-morning into the mid-afternoon hours tomorrow we w times of heavy snow, meisha, that commute will be brutal, so stay home if you can. >> yep, it will be very busy, all right, lauren, thank you. outside still busy accident 202 southbound past route 100 pulled off blocking right lane, see the flashing lights, condense into the far left lanes. bumm for bumper conditions throughout there. then an accident, on the blue route northbound at 76, right la

people want to hear especially those still without power, so we will send it out to meteorologist lauren casey live on the cbs-3 sky deck with more o ahead as far as power outages and wind, is concern. >> absolutely as were you just saying this is more heavy wet snow threat then damaging wind threat and that heavy wet snow is a factor, in the possibility, of more, power outages after we saw bay half million people, lose, p friday,t nor'easter, this second outages and especiallycause right along the coast where we see higher wind gusts concentrated to 50 miles per hour, and then where we're going to see that highest threat for heavy, wet snow we could again see some power outages so down trees, down wires are again possible because of the weight of that heavy, wet snow, on branches, on power lines, we will have wind gusts to 40 miles an hour on top of that so not intense, 60 miles an hour that we saw widespread in nature on friday but still with the combination of those wind speeds and that heavy wet snow and trees and wed damaging winds and we have ground that is very saturated so that could c

. >> 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

>> what you didn't see, lauren casey over there doing the uh- oh, dance. >> must watch it. >> v. for july 30th at the linc, how much, the post quickly was deleted. know word from the pair whether the post is true or not, but it wouldn't be the first time they've worked together since 2014 on the run tour, let you know if we hearing. >> this man accused of stealing francis mc door man best actress statuette is being held on bail. no words how he got a ticket to the oscar after party. sunday police arrested bryant on suspicion of felony grand theft, apparently, he stole door man's oscar statuette off the table at the ball. a photographer didn't recognize bryant as a winner and followed him leaving the ball. when confronted he handed back the statuette without a fight. >> just not right. >> very bold. >> yes. >> big milestone overnight for space x. >> private aerospace company celebrating 50th launch of its the early morning sky around cape canaveral florida, the largest ever satellite, about the size after bus. >> storm moving our way already dumped several inches of snow in minnea

lam holds the lead and they will shift their focus to a senate race between bob casey and republican lou barletta. lauren: once the darling of silicon valley, but the founder of therano come elizabeth holmes been charged with fraud. cheryl: tracee carrasco has this and other headlines. >> good morning. therano founder was seen as the first female billionaire founder. yesterday she agreed to a settlement for security fraud charges at the sec. they ban her from being an officer or director of any public company for 10 years and requires you to pay $500,000 penalty. regulators alleged homes in the company raised $700 million from investors while deceiving them about the capabilities of the technology. the sec claimed theranos would collect the blood on commercial analyzers by other companies and theranos executives told they generate more than $100 million in 2014 even though barely made $100,000 that year. lauren: she drew parallels to steve jobs. she often wore black turtlenecks, the way she spoke in the message for silicon valley here is don't talk about what you hope your product and company can do. tal

governor casey kegael was not happy with the decision and wanted them to reverse decision, i reached out to delta this morning to see if they had anything to say, haven't heard back yet. laurencebook stock, that's a big deal. >> yes, it is, he has talked about this before, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, sold $500 million to fund his fill philanthropic foundation which he sit up with wife priscila chang, totaling $13 billion, zuckerberg said he would vote 99% of his facebook shares to the foundation. connell: you're doing all right when you sell a bit, 500mil. facebook to twitter, this is big, there's questions about twitter and effect on society. >> yes, twitter looking to partner with some outside experts, to measure the health of the platform to see what the conversation is like on twitter, so twitter ceo jack dorsey tweeted out yesterday, we are helping with collective help and to hold ourselves publicly accountable toward progress. now, this kind of seems that twitter is acknowledging the things that they have been doing to make things better, to get rid of the hate language that misinformation on twitter, maybe not working as well as they had hoped, they are looking to o