ukee and jessica >> thank you >>> the snow came down in droves in delaware county, >> nicole brewer joins you now from broomall one of the area got a lot of snow >> we're here along west chester pike, not far from the intersection in broom. the latest round of winter weather. i'm not sure you can call eight prize but they did for snow totals. at least mere in delawif the stg f lucky to have to be doing this >> i wouldn't call it lucky. i'll take the mega millions >> a foot of snow in newton square and the neighborhood. steve harris who was up for work at 3:30 came home to more heavy lifting >> giving merouble but seems toe scott roberts who works from home had help. >> first couple kids here at home and they were helpful in doing a lot of the work i just hadded to some heavy stop a difficult job that pay off for crew >> doing our thing, plowing. >> reporter: shawn gerber said he tried had us best to roll, one to punch from mother nature >> a lot of snow, a lot of people on the roads. >> reporter: as we roll the dice. >> hopefully it will melt and be back for springtime. >> reporter: as yo

ukee and jessica >> thank you >>> the snow came down in droves in delaware county, >> nicole brewer joins you now from broomall one of the area got a lot of snow >> we're here along west chester pike, not far from the intersection in broom. the latest round of winter weather. i'm not sure you can call eight prize but they did come in first for snow totals. at least mere in delaware county. if the storm was a lottery. broomall hit the jackpot >> nice to know we won something >> feeling lucky to have to be doing this >> i wouldn't call it lucky. i'll take the mega millions >> a foot of snow in newton square and the neighborhood. steve harris who was up for work at 3:30 came home to more heavy lifting >> giving me trouble but seems to be going good. >> reporter: down the street, scott roberts who works from home had help. >> first couple kids here at home and they were helpful in doing a lot of the work i just hadded to some heavy stop a difficult job that pay off for crew >> doing our thing, plowing. >> reporter: shawn gerber said he tried had us best to roll, one to punch from mother natur

nicole brewer joins u with the mu htothrough. >> theit one thing. we alwaystock up. but what about your car? cherry hl to be they were crees stopto bread >> butter >> your standard snow storm staples worker to get advil, k9. >> i have my vodka and gin. >> and cookies. definitely have the cookies >> with last week's storm in recent memory and nor'easter in our midst many see the opportunity to get out >> everybody, especially the parking lot is crazy. >> reporter: from the conveyor belt to your car. food is only part of the equation, after you fill up your tank. you fill your trunk >> blankets, water, you're going to need your scrapers. >> reporter: a road side emergency kit should have all of that, as a dioceser, shovel and sand for traction >> sand helps out. sand and ice. >> reporter: extra gloves and a heavy coat along with a backup cell phone chargers >> portable >> because while it's best to hunger down at home you got to be prepared to ride out the storm. >> it's you know, it's winter, and the sun -- winter happens. nor'easter number two here we go >> yeah, go

nicole brewer joins us with the must have to get you through. >> the kitchen cabinets are one thing. we always stock up. but what about your car? we caught up with folks in cherry hill to be if they were pulley prepared. >>> chances are you're making a stop to stop stock up >> milk and bread >> butter >> your standard snow storm staples worker to get advil, k9. >> i have my vodka and gin. >> and cookies. definitely have the cookies >> with last week's storm in recent memory and nor'easter in our midst many see the opportunity to get out >> everybody, especially the parking lot is crazy. >> reporter: from the conveyor belt to your car. food is only part of the equation, after you fill up your tank. you fill your trunk >> blankets, water, you're going to need your scrapers. >> reporter: a road side emergency kit should have all of that, as a dioceser, shovel and sand for traction >> sand helps out. sand and ice. >> reporter: extra gloves and a heavy coat along with a backup cell phone chargers >> portable >> because while it's best to hunger down at home you got to be prepared to ride

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out we make employees happiest doesn't even involve machining i as "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewerall about how an employer makes them feel. >> reporter: with much of our day on fly by our job is important for work tours like what they do. >> every project i work on is different so constantly learning. that is what i like best bit. >> just to be able to work with children and do what i love. >> i get to go to lots of different places and see how things are made. >> it is whatever gets you up in the morning is different for each person. >> reporter: different career paths but one common goal job satisfaction. recent pole by a research firm found flexible hours top the american workers wish list. >> having some sort of independence offer control over your job. >> if you have kiddy can see that being a big deal. >> it was especially true for women. >> reporter: second in line was professional development. >> it is a way for your employer to give back but you like where you at, where you are going is important. >> reporter: health and fitness benefits were as important as free food and

so much, there's a new phenomenonal where kids are turning to other kids to play with toys >> nicole brewers more on what every parents need to know on the child's tablet habit >> brothers have built in play mates. but recently hit it off with a friend they never met. >> here i am >> what do you say >> i'm making with a >> ryan has kind of become the friend that we don't really know but we know him. >> reporter: maybe it's because he mays with the same toys they hike. or introduces them to new ones. courtney jackson said her kids made quite the connection especially three-year-old bennett. if we let him we would jump from one video to another >> call eight modern day play date, ipad if you will launching less than three years ago, it's become one of the most popular youtube channels in the world. 12 and a half million subscribers and 19 billion views. >> come with a man. >> according to for yours brian brought in $11 million last year. >> what do you think of those when you watch them >> good. >> what's the attraction? some say borderline obsession to watching another child play? and should

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so much, there's a new phenomenonal where kids are turning to other kids to play with toys >> nicole brewer has more on what every parents need to know on the child's tablet habit >> brothers have built in play mates. but recently hit it off with a friend they never met. >> here i am >> what do you say >> i'm making with a >> ryan has kind of become the friend that we don't really know but we know him. >> reporter: maybe it's because he mays with the same toys they hike. or introduces them to new ones. courtney jackson said her kids made quite the connection especially three-year-old bennett. if we let him we would jump from one video to another >> call eight modern day play date, ipad if you will launching less than three years ago, it's become one of the most popular youtube channels in the world. 12 and a half million subscribers and 19 billion views. >> come with a man. >> according to for yours brian brought in $11 million last year. >> what do you think of those when you watch them >> good. >> what's the attraction? some say borderline obsession to watching another child play? and sho

. >> 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 places and see how things are made. >> different career panels and one common goal. job satisfaction. a recent poll by research firm clutch say flexible hours top the work list. >> having independence or control over your job. >> if you have kids i can see that being a big deal. >> according to research it was especially true for women. >> that's because we have children and want to take okay them. >> second in line was professional development. >> it's a way for employer to give back to you. whether you like where you're at or not where you're going may be more important. >> health and fitness benefits are were as i

. >> 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 places and see how things are made. >> different career panels and one common goal. job satisfaction. a recent poll by research firm clutch say flexible hours top the work list. >> having independence or control over your job. >> if you have kids i can see that being a big deal. >> according to research it was especially true for women. >> that's because we have children and want to take okay them. >> second in line was professional development. >> it's a way for employer to give back to you. whether you like where you're at or not where you're going may be more important. >> health and fitness benefits are were as i

. >> nicole brewer is joining us and people are sharing their thoughts. >> there's snow and there's marchw. for many it's hard to take. >> reporter: inside the philadelphia flower show, shades of spring. >> the birds of paradise, all the beautiful flowers. >> it's like oh, it's here. >> it remind you what the spring is really going to be like. >> that doesn't change the forecast. with a mid week nor'easter in our midst, kate bilo is calling for 6-12 inches in and around philadelphia. >> oh. >> i've heard it. i don't believe it though. >> i don't have my power back yet from the last storm, so i would really prefer that that doesn't happen. >> reporter: for some it may be an unwelcome winter storm but kate says it's not exactly uncommon. >> it isn't but you always hope it is. >> reporter: in fact some of our biggest most power liesing snowstorms like the blizzard of '93 has happened in march. a lot has to do with transitioning. you've got more heat and moisture across the gulf of mexico and when that comes up and clashes with the arctic outbreaks you can see more explosive storms. >> it doe

. >> nicole brewer is joining us and people are sharing their thoughts. >> there's snow and there's march snow. for many it's hard to take. >> reporter: inside the philadelphia flower show, shades of spring. >> the birds of paradise, all the beautiful flowers. >> it's like oh, it's here. >> it remind you what the spring is really going to be like. >> that doesn't change the forecast. with a mid week nor'easter in our midst, kate bilo is calling for 6-12 inches in and around philadelphia. >> oh. >> i've heard it. i don't believe it though. >> i don't have my power back yet from the last storm, so i would really prefer that that doesn't happen. >> reporter: for some it may be an unwelcome winter storm but kate says it's not exactly uncommon. >> it isn't but you always hope it is. >> reporter: in fact some of our biggest most power liesing snowstorms like the blizzard of '93 has happened in march. a lot has to do with transitioning. you've got more heat and moisture across the gulf of mexico and when that comes up and clashes with the arctic outbreaks you can see more explosive storms. >> it

. >>> i'm nicole brewer.ter is impacting life for just abo everybody. we have team coverage from the poconos to the shore and every where in between, we will begin though in the weather center with meteorologist lauren casey and lauren, is the worst behind us, that is what we need to know. >> kind of. we will still be dealing with heavy, wet sideways moving snow for next couple of hours, and that damaging wind threat will persist in the next several hours even in the overnight period as well. storm scan three showing us this intense, coastal low, look at that center of circulation off cher driving all th moisture in off the atlantic into our neck of the wood and we're dealing with that rain snow mix earlier in the day and now thinks primarily, snowfall a wet snowfall, but it is we have any intensity especially where we see, possible returns, and great in some area but that cannot be said, tough slow down i-95 from center city philadelphia down into wilmington, dover, the snow, pummeling part of the delaware r