. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's head straight over to katie with a check on today's forecast. >> yes, things are starting to get underway obviously, we have already seen some pretty decent rainfall across the region, winds aren't terrible yet. they'll only get stronger as we have been discussing, at the moment, there is, you know , we talked about this possibility, too, little lull in the precipitation down through the delmarva peninsula , colder air coming in lancaster county, so you may be finding very light snow mixing in here. current gusts, though gusts are beginning to crank into the 20's, 30's, now up to 40 miles per hour in dover. these are just your gusts, look at the actual wind speeds in a couple every spots, places like atlantic city 9 miles per hour, that's small change, by comparison to what you will find later on today. specially, well, really you know what anywhere, these winds will be incredibly strong, 43 at the airport, still mild, strictly rain for now, eventually as the told air wraps in w

i'm m>> i'm rahel solomon. meantime, katie is out sk but meisha is here. >> jim, you do such a good job >> with all of this pourot imag. what would we do with our hair i sick. >> looking outside, your actual commute is looking pretty good. coupleires every dow get to all of that coming up in a little bit. >> quiet days residual winds associated with friday's system, but tracking another kn. >> oh, news, but another nor'easter as we head into tuesday and wednesday, so let me get to you some current temperatures, across the region, seaper at me, 33 gross in philadelphia, 30 degrees in wilmington, right around 30 waking up this morning in atlantic city at 30 degrees, en factor in the residualown windy was talking about, coming out of the northwest ar 5 locations, at 15, feels more like 21 in philadelphia, feels allentown, actually feels like the single digits up in the poconosment not only are we deind , but also, that residual coastal flooding threa ere is at's en issued for our this is in effect through 2mo for

. >> i'm rahel solomon. busy day for katie and meisha. right out to them, good morning. >> good morning, i need an expresso and tylenol. >> it is only 5:00. >> and it is only 5:00. it is so busy out there, you guys, literally. we have had accident after accident, the minute one clears, another one pops up, the minute one clears, two pop up. crazy busy and doesn't look like it is getting any better. >> understood. i was listening to kyw on the drive in. even no cars on the road, already spin-outs happening. what's going on? so i mean, i guess we sort of expected this, but now you know what you're up against. and heed the warning that you will absolutely need extra time. and pay close attention to where the delays are with the travel. because it is not looking good here is a storm system really look being much moriarty point like a nor'easter, and it is starting to wrap up, draw in the cold air, really spin out as well, with some very potent winds, which haven't really peaked yet. they're peaking later today, and into tonight. so while we a

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jim, rahel?> wendy, i understanded that the best picture nominees of the oscars last night had one thing in common watch was cents it? >> yes, that's right, none of them were block busters, in fact, if you add up how much they've madehe box office , the total revenue of all nine together is less than what the year's top grossing movie star wars the lasts jed eye earned at the domestic box office. according to box office mojo, star wars pulled in $609 million, and the nine oscar nominees have made about $2 million less. that could change, since a best picture win usually generates a boosts in secretary ticket sales. fourteen in highest he is grossing sales, get outnumber 15, and none of the other nominees including the winner were in the top 15. so, kind of interesting how it works this year. jim, rahel? >> that is interesting, wendy, you hear criticism around these awards that the most popular films aren't necessarily the ones that do the best at these award shows because the movies tend to be mo

rahel, jim, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. blistering colds night for customers still without power in delaware count. >> i trang do live in havertown where last fright's nor'easter left behind lots of damage. good morning again, trang. >> hey, good morning, jim, rahel. yes, residents going into their fourth day without power here. crews extremely busy, and this site things like this, tree across the roadway, pretty common site in neighborhoods here in havertown. this is glendale road and colonial drive. more than 2,000 customers are still without power here just in haverford township, across delaware county, that number is at more than 20,000 people. now, county officials declared disaster emergency saturday, due to the widespread power outages and trees brought down by friday's snow, winnie nor'easter, delaware county among the hardest hit areas, and has asked for the governor 's help in the clean up and restoration efforts. peco crews have been working around the clock to get power back on, but county leaders admit it could

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie is out. lawyer send here, and both keeping an eye on things, and this time tomorrow it looks a lot different out there. good morning, guys. >> good morning! >> malfunctionings traffic lights, flooding, columbus boulevard, lot of construction to talk about but lauren, also on you. >> i know, yes, hard to believe we're coastal. >> today will be quiet, go out an that french toast because you will be eating a lot of it tomorrow. temperatures now, little chilly, yes, still definitely feelingike winter chilly 20 's, 28 degrees right on storm scan3, and we will stay precipitation free thrghay and n things start to get goingarea o, storm will mover it way eastbound, will help to genera pressure, off to the south and seeg and that will run up the energy from both of these areas of low pressureare valley. as we head through the day tomorrow. , 41 degrees, then the clouds start to increase by mid- afternoon, 47 degrees winter storm warning for the entire area including philadelphia county and how much k

it is wednesday, march 7th good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon.ll philadelphia public and archdiocese schools are closed , many other school delays and cancellations running across the bottom of the

>>> i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. here's what you need to know to start dare in the morning minute, today, thursday march 8th. >> it is what it is. >> i would like to see it get fixed quickly. >> second time in the week widespread power outages in the area. >> peco tells us its crews are working around the clock to restore power to 51,000 customers in bucks county alone. >> heaviest snow i have ever work with. >> big clean up is also underway. >> city crews have done a excellent job, with the road is here, this is south 20th street, it is pretty much clear. >>> eagles make a big trade bringing in three time pro bowler michael bennet. >>> mcdonald's making a statement to mark international women's day. >> i think every day is international women's day because without women this world wouldn't be going around >>> it is gone viral. the food that appears to cry, and scream, while being cooked >>> kind of creepy. plant based food that is quite popular in japan. >> could you eat that, with that sound. >> if it tastes good.

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie is off, meisha is here keeping an eye on things this morning. >> hi, guys, happy monday. in the worlds of travel we have a little bit of everything, chelsey, because of the storms, weaver downed theres and downed road w stem headed our way tuesday into wednesday. so, some of the branches that didn't fall, they kind of have been loosened up. and dealing with just little bit every winds we could dea with more problemse unfortunately as we head into the middle of this week. let's show y and start out with today's forecast, not s rees starting the day in philadelphia, 29egrees in wilmington, 3 degrees in millville, down the shore, right around 30 atlantic city and 31 degrees in wildwood. 17-mile per hour winds, sustained, right now, at philadelphia international airport. so that does make it feel even colder out there. we are dealing with windchills 20's, as you head out the door this morning. so make sure to bundle up. still, d theasrthreat tdnesday night, be for snowy think will b

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. all fill public and archdiocese schools are closed there are other schools and cancellations at bottom of the screen. lets check fourth cast, katie 's off, lauren's here and meisha has traffic. >> it is a party. you brought it with you. >> the griddle, pancakes. >> it is in the house. >> fresh blueberries too. >> yes. >> i'm telling you. >> yes. >> we're looking outside right now, and everything is looking okay, right now. looking very wet. we have snow out there. so lauren, what are we working with. >> here we go. >> here we go. >> things are just getting going it is pretty gross, nice slushy coating in and around center city philadelphia national weather service expanded winter storm warning into south jersey as of just about 30 minutes ago and now the entire area almost the entire area is under this winter storm warning in and along i-95. philadelphia county up in northwestern suburbs, lehigh valley and poconos until late tonight because this moisture is moving in across the delawa

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. all philadelphia public and archdiocese schools are closed many other school delays and cancellations running across the bottom of the screen. find them on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> we have team three coverage of the nor'easter trang do's live in allentown lehigh county, pat gallen on lancaster avenue in chester county. >>> our jan carabao 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

three lanes are block there, rahel, jim, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. well case of bad timing at the jersey shore. >> coastline is bracing for another nor'easter, as beaches undergo repairs from previous storms. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, live in brigantine, trang, how are the waves right now? >> jim, rahel, you can see, i have an umbrella now, so the rain is really picking up here , some heavy rain, you can hear the waves pretty good over here. but take a look, let me show you, because i know this umbrella is here, but good amount of pounding on the beach here. we are seeing crews here early , into that big light over there, they are working, to prepare this beach for this coastal storm they began this work last night, we have video that far, take a look, adding more sands to the beach to serb of as buffer here in brigantine, because they are concerned about flooded roadways here. also, of concern, the high winds, and so there are big concerns about power outages that could potentially happen. atlantic city electric is warning customers to re

rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. mild, private area owe space company celebrating its 50th launch of its rocket. early morning sky, around cape canaveral florida, largest ever communication satellite. that's about the size after bus. >> well, talk about no shame. the man accused of stealing francis mc dorm man's best actress posted video on facebook claiming he had won t police arrested this man terry bryant on suspicion of felony grand theft sunday. apparently he stole the oscar statuette off of her table at the governor's ball, a photographer didn't recognize bryant as a winner, so he followed bryant as he was cents leaving the ball. when bryant was confronted he handed back the statue without a fight. >> i do believe he is facing charges now, he has yet to be arraigned, but facing charges. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, walmart cooking up new planes. >> and who is most vulnerable to on line scams? new study shows it is not the elderly. we will talk about it in our money watch report. >> also ahe

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. chelsea and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> three pete is usually a good thing, right. >> i got to tell you, i love the environment and i like mother nature, she has a good relationship. she's on my last nerves at this point. we are looking outside and we have down wires but i have to say we know what we will talk b black ice, refreeze, not one accident, so far. >> that is good. >> people are still asleep. >> yes. jed was a wild ride. here's what you can expect. very quiet weather. we will see a ton of sunshine. that will hoe with the melting it will be breezy. we will have wind chills in the 30's. it will feel chillier then what you see on the thermometer. here's what you have been monitoring since 4:00 this morning. these numbers have been dropping. i sianni do expect we will see areas dropping below freezing. 33 degrees in philadelphia we are down to 32 wilmington. thirty-one reading. thirty-five in allentown. that is the issue potentially some refreezing of an

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> yes, gateway to the weekend so right now things are looking good on the roadways. we had a couple accidents. but we have dry roadways for now. >> for now, we are drawing long straw for better of the two commute is here today but later this evening that the rain picks up and with time the wind picks up, snow starts to wrap in, i mean this is, this is an interesting storm system but yeah, talk about the pro verbal calm before the storm we have calm all over the place here with the wind flow. that is absolutely not the way this will look tomorrow this same time as win picks up, this storm intensifies off shore, it will be a monster of a system. so i was joking with our producer vince, yesterday that as march comes in pro verbably like a lion i have been putting in my lion king request for bump music later on today. we are sitting pretty for now. but tomorrow high wind watch takes effect slew of other watches do go in effect a

rahel, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. well the timing of the storm that we've been mentioning really couldn't be worse. >> yes, thousands of people still in the dark now going on five days, we just have some updated numbers for you. peco says about 24,000 homes and businesses also without power. ppl has about 1700 outages, and outages are much lower for atlantic city electric, delmarva power and pse&g. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in hatboro where trang neighbors are spending another day in the dark. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, jim, yes, being so patient dealing with so much. i can tell you it is very cold out here. still below freezing out here in hatboro, so not only dealing with not having power at their homes, but also dealing with sites like these, take a look, this is a very massive tree, that has been taken care of but still is so big it could really cause some damage if it does fall down, this pile of branches that you see here. now, most of the peco customers who remain without pow

japan suspended two exchanges and sec wants to register these concerncy, rahel and jim >>> dianne, st. patrick's day is right around the corner and i understand up the inside scoop on the best places to celebrate. >> reporter: yep, indeed, so, if you live in the north or in chicago you are in luck. wallet hub ranks, the best place to celebrate st. patrick 's day, it is followed up by boston, and philly. pennsylvania cities took to top 10 spots. tradition, cost and weather in to account. >> i'm surprised savanna, georgia because they are big down there for st. patrick's day. >> reporter: we were just discussing that, i don't know about savanna. >> a lot of the other won make sense. >> chicago, i went to grad school in chicago, dianne and they dye their river green for st. patrick's day. it is a cool site. >> that, i mean, you can see why, the tradition aspect got them up there on the list. >> go big or go home. >> thanks, dianne. >> we will check in next hour. >> m and m's is rolling out three new flavors, but, but only one will stay on the shelves. >> crunchy espresso, crunchy raspber

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. >> i'm rahel solomon reminder all philadelphia public and archdiocese schools are close today, there are many other school delays and cancellations at bottom of the screen. get full list on our web site at cbs philly.com. >> 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 portio

. >> i'm rahel solomon, meteor jollies, chelsey ingram in for another nor'easter could bring more snow than the last one so what's the latest? >> starting you out with a look at today, yes, definately going to cover, that of course gorgeous day, you wouldn't think another nor'easter is even on the verizon, looking at current temperatures, we start you out live look at plenty meeting camera there, high atop the apartments, see couple every clouds in the sky , got some sunshhough , temperatures right now are responding to, that right now checking in the lower 40's , 42 degrees if philadelphia, 43 wilmington, the at 42 in millville, temperatures in atlantic city and 42 degrees in allentown, feels cooler with you factor in the breeze out of the north and west around 50 miles per hour feels like mid 30's, throughout the rest of the day today very quiet conditions, in fact, going to see less win , as we head into this evening, then all eyes on our next storm, going to see an area of low pressure developing off the coast. looks like it would be a nor'easter, headed into tuesday night, wednesd

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning this march 1st. >> good morning. now i can echo that sentiment. looking outside right now jumping out there on the schuylkill it is so busy because of an accident that has all lanes blocked and backups are as far as the eye can see. >> that is not good. we thought this would be quiet commute too, so eventually the weather is the main issue this evening, that leads to the slow downs but yes, sit tight for that report but for now at least things are quiet, across the board. we are at 42 at whitefield elementary school 1lone car driving down a still dry roadway and it will stay that way through lunchtime but cloud are that sign of things to come starting to bilo in and advance and eventually the rain will do the same so that will get in here later this afternoon and then eventually we will see one of many different watches, and advisoryes taking effect one of which is flood watch for drenching rain. this storm system is expect to

where are you now what are you seeing. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning.e are in montgomery county now and i'm getting excited because each and every hit we come to you each and every hour as hours and minutes go by we are seeing that rain/ sleet, we saw from earlier this morning now turn over to snow. we are taking a live look right now, outside of our mobile weather watcher, this is the roof camera on top where you can see that the snow is falling more steadily now, and not only is it sticking to the grass surfaces , it is sticking to the middle of the road. as we take dash camera you can see what a drive would look like on gant drive-in huntington valley, montgomery county. we have not seen this until a half an hour ago. we are coming through center city, schuylkill expressway, roosevelt boulevard it just looks wet because we were seeing mostly rain, sleet and then this mix over. as we are in the suburbs you can see snow is starting to fall more steadily and roads are getting tricky. this is what we forecasted early this morning not too bad and steadily

. >> i'm rahel solomon. busy morning for katie and meisha, helping to you get out the door this morning, morning , guys. >> yes, really is, i want to say happy friday, right away oh, happy friday, it is so gloomy out there. >> the accident continue to pop up. absolutely take it slow, pack our patients. >> and specially as the day goes on it actually gets, i mean? >> just getting red. >> i you got it, oh, boy >> well be prepared just in case. >> meanwhile, kate a ray of sunshine. >> protect the hair? >> oh, here you go. doesn't make sense though! >> okay. all right. if there are any black cats around this place, blame jim. >> wider zoom a second ago, this storm definitely starting to intensify, and already seeing the cold air that's being generated getting wrapped in here even now, part , it will gradually decline, still dealing with rain up until that point, and because that far flood advisory for the rain already fallen from philly on north and east, goes until 7:45, but , there are whole slew of other watc

closed between charlotte avenue and harding road, use an alternate, mapel avenue is your best bet, rahel , over to you. >>> well, tough talk on guns, when president trump holds another meeting on school safety today. >> president discussed gun control during a meeting with top lawmakers yesterday. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live with more, good morning. >> reporter: tough talk, indeed rahel and jim, good morning. lawmakers call out was pennsylvania senator pat toomey, the exchange happened during a meeting of senators at the white house yesterday and as you mentioned to day the president is scheduled to have yet another meeting on school safety. for the first time since that mass shooting took 17 lives, two weeks ago, students from marjory stoneman douglas high school sat dunn for class yesterday, shortly after president trump talked tough on guns with top law makers in washington. >> we have to stop this nonsense. it is time report report during a bipartisan meeting with congress the president crossed both party lines and nra, he called for tighter back gun checks, ask

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. >> reporter: jim and rahel, good morning they are waking up to a whole lot of snow 16 inches fell here in this area of bucks county, from yesterday's storm that caused a whole lot of damage and power outageness bucks county alone peco says it is still working to restore power to 45,000 customers, but if you remember, during my first live shot at 4:30 they were working to restore 51,000 customers with power. slowly but surely they are turning lights on, you can see behind me what they are dealing with this morning, this is bustleton pike and tan yard road in rich before he bucks county. a section of the road is still off limits and close todd traffic because of the down tree that has taken out a power line, fortunately in this neighborhood you can see that the lights are back on but that wet, heavy snow added to a saturated ground here and done so much damage, not only here in bucks county but throughout delaware valley. neighbors yesterday wasted no time at all starting this latest run of clean up in croyden now, where neighbors cut through a large oak tree on magnolia avenue. it fell

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. philadelphia school district is running on a two hour delay and many other delays and closures at bottom of the screen but first lets check the forecast, kelce ingram in for katie, and meisha's looking at the roads. >> we have speed restrictions in play but turf say things are not that looking that bad. we have down wires and trees but it could be worse. >> when i drive any had no problems. >> exactly. exactly weather wise we will get a lot of melting happening , that sunshine really is going to take control of the skies to day, 35 degrees, right now in philadelphia, we have a wind out of the west at 10 miles an hour. it does, feel a little bit chilly when we factor in the winds, more like upper 20's up there main point here is a lot of areas air above freezing, 35 degrees, right now in the city, 34 in wilmington. thirty-three in millville. right around 35 degrees in allentown. we are, right below freezing in to lancaster, right around 31 degrees. there are some spots that could be sl

today is thursday march 1st, good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon.a are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> yes, gateway to the weekend so right now things are look g

. >> i'm rahel solomon. now the storm actually ace rivals later tonight. 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 st

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." >>> good morning i'm rahel solomon, updating our breaking this morning, a firefighter being treated center in bucks county after injured battling a blaze in feats err ville. fire swept through home near bridge town pike about 2:30 a.m., dozen responded to the call and homeowners did escape without injury. so far no word on the cause of the fire. >>> and over to chelsey now with a check on today's forecast, talking about a nor'easter later this week. >> yes, today will be quiet but we start you out with a look at. that will temperatures right now checking in in the 20's, three's, 33 in philadelphia, 30 degrees in wilmington, 33 in millville. but it does feel less chillier when you factor in the wind. looking at four's, with a high of 46 degrees up in the poconos, yes, headed into tuesday night wednesday we will be tracking a potential nor'easter talking about shovable snow likely. and now we send over to meisha >> chelsey, thank you, good morning, everyone, happy monday looking outside an accident with entrapment, wears on the car ma marple you will have to use an alternate, palmers

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. >>> numerous watches and warnings are in effect right now, good afternoon i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. we have live team three coverage. first latest on the storm with meteorologist katie fehlinger. >> so many moving piece was this storm system. we have to go all around the region to give awe sense what will take place here because it is very much location location, location and when it comes to what you are going to end up with in your neighborhood. lets go back out to that wide zoom on storm scan three storm system continues to churn, what a mess in new england here heavy snow pounding down threw up state new york and now locally, across about the north half of our region. it is coming down moderately too in burlington, ocean county as well, generally speaking i have seen rainfall totals so far about a i to just under two but clearly the snow is taking over now, and that is absolutely going to over spread the rest of the region as day goes on with the wind gusts take a look, pretty potent now we're in the high wind warning and 49 miles gusts being reported at philly inte

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. >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon.re coming to the airport. here's what it looked like yesterday with passengers and lots of cancellations. by evening planes were arriving and departing philadelphia international. do not take anything for granted. airport said there may be cancellations as airlines work to get crews and planes back in position. lets send it over to chelsea for today's forecast. >> certainly a much more quiet er day in store. throughout today we are looking at sunshine in the forecast, take a look cold afternoon though wind chills will be in the 30's. it will be breezy at times finally these numbers are starting to make ate about freezing in philadelphia, 33 degrees. thirty-three in reading. thirty-three in lancaster. 33 degrees also in wilmington. heading throughout the day we will see tons of sunshine trying to warm up by noon time around 41 degrees but sunshine in addition to temperatures that are going to be well above freezing should help with plenty of melting later today. high temperature right a

good afternoon i'm rahel solomon. >> and i'm jim donovan.et's get to katie over in the weather center. >> i th rain is here hours away. we're starting to see the leading the rain creep into the delmarva peninsula. of a tighter zoom anything butgion wide and plain rain for now with time st substantial concern for some of you but we'll get to much more on that detail just to get you out the door right now you're about ready to hit the road you'll be gar ad your patience eventually as that rain overspreads the area from southwest to northeast. tht temperatures you're warm, 56 at the airport, 57 in ac and cun mount pocono. know also that wind is ats a fes going to change in a huge way aa here's the general time line for you. the rain will be beginningof ts afternoon and it does become pretty heavy tonight. by friday afternoon, we're starting to see that rain change over to a wet snowfall. come saturday morning the storm will begin at least to rotate away. now, there are numerous high wind alerts posted aren't that is something the an -- and that

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. >> i'm rahel solomon.d straight over to katie with a check on today's forecast. >> yes, things are starting to get underway obviously, we have already seen some pretty decent rainfall across the region, winds aren't terrible yet. they'll only get stronger as we have been discussing, at the moment, there is, you know , we talked about this possibility, too, little lull in the precipitation down

through this storm we will be right here with you, we will go on extra ear tomorrow morning join jim rahel, and lauren tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. right here on cbs-3. >>> then as the storm continues we will have powerly updates throughout the day tomorrow, both right here on cbs-3 and at cbs philly.com. >>> many issues still remain ahead of the bill cosby's sexual retrial in montgomery county. prosecutors and lawyers for embattled comedian return for second day of arguments in norristown today. prosecutors call 19 accusers to the witness stan. cosby's lawyers seek to block that request. the judge has not released a timetable on when he will make a decision. jury selection is scheduled to begin march 29th. >>> a with man on attack in center city police are for public's help identifying two suspects caught on surveillance videoyou can see suspect struggling with that woman as she walk down 13th and lombard around 5:30 sunday morning. police said he pulled her on to south watts street, where she was beaten, sexually assaulted and then robbed. >> right as they we have each other he doubles back, ta

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. >> sit march 1st. >> february. >> just like that. >> lets check the forecasts meisha >> busy information cast. >> yes, i have been. it has been really nice. i'm just saying the construction, really looks good. >> quiet for now. we have been saying this throughout the week thi

will machine for conditions throughout the night we will be on extra early tomorrow morning, join rahel, jim, meisha and lauren at 4:00 a.m. right here on cbs-3. >> even though it may have caused problems, the snow isn't all bad if you are a kid >> vittoria woodill is in doyletown and tori you ran into adorable kid is today. >> reporter: they were one of the highlights of my snow day here in doyletown but briefly before we get to those adorable kids because we will not miss them, but brad new our incredible photographer for cbs has really put a head line together which basically is we brought the energy to doyletown because the breaking news is that this town has power back on. so, things have really, looked up for this town but really all day, things have looked bright, cheery, snowy for many people that we met including these adorable, kid, lets take a look. >> ♪ >> what are you eating. >> how does it snow taste. >> good. >> what does it taste like. >> snow. >> that is nice. >> it taste like what. >> cold as ice. >> can i try some. >> yes. >> let me see. >> that is good. that is reall

. >> i'm rahel solomon. >> talking about the trees falling down, so yesterday during traffic we werered on the roadway, now seeing more

. >>> i'm rahel solomon.ll public and archdiocese schools are closed there are other schools and cancellations at bottom of the screen. lets check fourth cast, katie 's off, lauren's here and meisha has traffic. >> it is a party. you brought it with you. >> the griddle, pancakes. >> it is in the house. >> fresh blueberries too. >> yes. >> i'm telling you. >> yes. >> we're looking outside right now, and everything is looking okay, right now. looking very wet. we have snow out there. so lauren, what are we working

. >>> i'm rahel solomon.l district is running on a two hour delay and many other delays and closures at bottom of the screen but first lets check the forecast, kelce ingram in for katie, and meisha's looking at the roads. >> we have speed restrictions in play but turf say things are not that looking that bad. we have down wires and trees but itul

available on i >>> stay with "eyewitness news" we will hav tonight and we will be onextra early join rahel meisha and lauren at 4:00 a.m. on cbs-3. >> a medical milestone a second baby has been center in dallas texas to a mother, who receivedrus transplant.s say the healthy baby february via c-section, mother took part in l at the hospital for women who were born without a functional uterus or lost their uterus due to surgery or trauma transplant team held a news conference today to discuss the landmew arrival. >> this is a testament not to us but to the woman who trusted us and decided that they wanted to take this very difficult road to achieve pregnancy and then having their own baby. >> the very first baby been to a mother who received a uterus transplant was born at baylor university medical center, last year. >>> latest snapshot of the epidemic showing aming trend even with increased attention from both medical community, hospitals are seeingrdosees then ever before. working in a new york city emergency room doctor peter scherer sees the opioid epidemic first hand. >> i don't know it

news" our coverage continues and we will be on the air extra early tomorrow morning again join us rahel, jim, meisha and lauren right here on cbs-3 at 4:00 a.m. >>> crews are trying to clear runways at philadelphia international airport, and if you are supposed to fly out, please, check with your airline, or 1800phl gate. >> our coverage continues, taking a live look at west chester, hey, hey, hey. >> wow. >> that is the sun. >> we will check with greg argos at 5:30 and have more storm coverage after the break if you'd have told me three years ago that we'd be downloading in seconds what used to take minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference and do it like that (snaps). if you'd have told me that i could afford a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said... i'd of said you're dreaming. dreaming! definitely dreaming. then again, dreaming is how i got this far. now more businesses in more places can afford to dream gig. comcast, building america's largest gig-speed network. can afford to dream gig