one year after the deadly terror attack at the finish line, tens of thousands of runners prepare to race in this morning's boston marathon. many with thoughts of last year's victims on their minds. >> we're not going to stop running just because one bad thing happened. a teenage stowaway completes dangerous voyage, flying in the wheel well of a jetliner. and remembering a boxer emotional race,

one year after two explosions killed three people and wound 2d 64 others. security will be tight. governor deval patrick says there have been no specific threats and that officials are well prepared for any contingency. >> there'll be considerably more police presence. there are tactical units strategically placed at different points along the route. there are a number of undercover people and assets that will be deployed. >> before last night's game at fenway park, the red sox honored last year's victims and first responder. jericka duncan is in boston. jericka, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the marathon gets under way in just a few hours but before the race, we caught up with a

special group that took part in a nonstop running relay to show their support for boston. like most runners in today's boston marathon, this year's race has special meaning for karen mcglocklin. >> once i get on the course, i'm going to be running for the victims, and i'm going to rub my best time. >> reporter: mcglocklin was one of 2,000 runners who took part in a relay from santa monica to boston. it covered 133 miles and raced money for one fund boston, chair that that benefits bombing victims. >> it's good to know that maybe my money will help somebody get the prosthetic they need. >> mclachlin raced 10 miles in pennsylvania. this year she's back. >> now we're showing that we're

going to keep running. >> reporter: one fund for boston organizers say they have raised over $1 million. >> that's incredible to do. their lives are changed. >> reporter: to show their gratitude the boston community and 20 survivors greeted them the final stretch of the relay as runners and organizers crossed the finish line last week. and at 8:45 this morning there will be a moment of silence to remember the victims and survivors in last year's bombing. the first wave of runners take off at about 9:30, the women, and the second wave at 10:00. marlie? >> jericka duncan in boston. thank you. a 16-year-old boy who was stowed away in a wheel well of a plane. the teenager survived the 5 1/2 hour flight from san jose to maui despite sub freezing

temperatures and a lack of oxygen. they say the teen was unconscious for most of the flight. he was wandering the tarmac. he had run away apparently after an argument with his family. a series of air strikes hit what's believed to be targets in yemen over the weekend. a suspected u.s. drone strike in southern yemen yesterday killed some 30 suspected terrorists according to local leaders. an air strike saturday killed at least nine alleged militants and three according to the yemen government. they consider the al-qaeda brab. in yes, ma'am on the be the most dafrmgs in the world. vice president joe biden arrived in ukraine this morning. during his two-day visit biden plans to meet with ukraine leaders and democracy activists. holly williams has our report. >> reporter: there was supposed to be an easter truce in

ukraine. instead they're remembering those who lost their lives in another night of deadly clashes. ukraine's pro-russian separatists say their checkpoint was taked by a gunman from a far right winged group killing three. they started shooting at us and threw stun grenades said this man. a sniper was firing at people who tried to run to the people. the right wing group denies any involvement and accuses russian special forces of staging the shooting. there was clearly some kind of violent attack here last night, but so far it's hard for us to say who carried it out. this confusion in eastern you creation and that only makes the situation more dangerous. with tensions and mistrust running high, there are fears that ukraine is teetering on the brink of civil war. in geneva last week, russia, u.s., and ukraine reached a deal to end this crisis, but it had

no impact on the ground. the separatists are russian-speaking ukrainians who say they want an independent state or at least more etautono. ukraine's government and the u.s. accuse russian of stirring up the insurgency and fear a rerun of what happened in crimea last month when separatist demonstrations were a pretext for thousands of russian soldiers to move in and then annex the region from moscow. but unlike in crimea whether russians were welcomed, many here support the country's government in kiev. eastern ukraine is deeply divided and braced for more violence. holly williams, cbs news, donetsk. now to the south korea ferry disaster. the official death toll now stands at 64, but some 240 others remain missing. four more crew members have been detained by police and a just

released transcript indicates there was confusion by the crew when the ship started to capsize last wednesday. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, marlie. 175 people did viev this sinking, bury, yes, this transcript released by the coast guarded on sunday shows confusion back and twornforth bn the crew and captain. he allegedly issued this evacuation order about 30 minutes after he told people to wait in their cabins and after this 30 minutes went by, this vessel was clearly already in trouble. u.s. navy helicopters continued to search for people still missing after the ferry sank off the country's southeast coast. the ferry's captain seen here in a safety promotional video and

two other crew members have been arrested for failing to protect passengers. today a south korean prosecutor announced four more crew members are being detained and could face similar charges. radio transmissions reveal the chaos and confusion on board the vessel wednesday even before it again tilting, most of the hundreds of people followed the captain's instructions to stay in their rooms, some never hearing the evacuation order that came over half an hour later. dives gained access to the ship's dining hall and one by one carried some of those who died to land. many of them missing are high school students who were on an overnight trip to the tourist island. south korean coast guard officials have deployed two underwater drones to recover more bodies. now, the cause of this disaster is not yet known. investigators are looking at a third mate who apparent lie had no steering experience and made some kind of sharp turn before

this disaster happened. marlie, the president will make a stop in south via as part of his asian tour that begins tour. coming up on the "morning news," an easter prayer for prees, and on "moneywatch," pr peace, and on "moneywatch" wiener warner. oscar mayer issues a recall. this is the "cbs morning news." eyer issues a recall. as serious eye problems may occur. visit airoptix.com for a free one-month trial. layer upon layer of bacteria, so destroy these layers with listerine®. its unique formula penetrates these layers deeper than any other mouthwash. for a cleaner, healthier mouth, #1 dentist recommended listerine®. power to your mouth™. #1 dentist recommended listerine®. explaining my moderate to severe so there i was again, chronic plaque psoriasis to another new stylist. it was a total embarrassment. and not the kind of attention i wanted. so i had a serious talk with my dermatologist

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more than 150,000 faithful packed st. peter's square to hear pope francis deliver his second easter mass on sunday. the pope used his traditional merge, urbi et orbi, the city and the world, to call for peace in ukraine and syria. he also read passages from the bible in eight different languages. on the "cbs moneywatch," the rising cost of filling up and the hot dog recall. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, marlie. asian stocks were cautious amid

tensions in ukraine. tokyo's nikkei was unchanged. the shanghai composite lost 1.5%. hong kong's hang seng was closed. j after the long easter weekend it is record card week and some companies like nestle and mcdonald's will release their earnings. on thursday the dow fell 16 points while the nasdaq added 9. the price at the pump keeps going up. the lundberg survey says a gallon of gas has jumped 40 cents in the past ten week. 9 cents of that was in the last two weeks. the average price nationwide is now $3.69 a gallon. a superhero dominated the box office this weekend. "captain america: the winter soldier" took the top spot for the third week in a row. the comic book sequel brought in $26 million. the animated kid's flick "rio 2" held on to second place with 22$22.5 million. the religious themed flick

"heaven is for real" debuted at just under $20 million. and os score mayer has recalled their wieners have been recalled because they may contain cheese. the label may be wrong and they may contain cheese. the problem was discovered by a consumer on friday and so far there have been no reports of adverse reactions. marlie? >> jill wagner here in new york. jill, thanks so much. straight ahead in sports, an emotional start and dramatic finish for baseball fans in boston. and a heated exchange leads to bayne. -clearing brawl in pittsburgh. >> announcer: "moneywatch" sponsored by vagisil, the exerted in intimate health. we cannot let the fans down. don't worry!

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106-106 with less than three seconds to play. he finishes with a franchise playoff record 46 points, and in overtime the blazers get the best of the rockets. portland wins, 122-120. in other playoff action san antonio opened up with a 90-85 win over dallas, and washington wins over chicago 102-93. in late night action in the nhl playoffs, san jose falls two goals behind los angeles in the first period, but the sharks respond by scoring seven straight goals over the remainder of the game. with the 7-2 win, san jose takes a two-game-to-none lead in the series. in sunday's other playoff games, montreal takes a three-games-to-none series lead over tampa bay with 35-32 win.

boston evens its series with detroit with a 4-1 win, and philadelphia ties its series with the rangers with a 4-2 victory. an emotional night at fenway park on the eve of the boston marathon. first responders and survivors of the bombing were honored before the red sox/orioles game. the red sox fight back to tie the game up, and in the bottom of the ninth the game-winning run comes home on a throwing error at the plate. boston tops baltimore, 6-5. and tempers flare between the brewers and pirates. milwaukee's carlos gomez hits a triple and when he arrives at third base he starts shouting at pittsburgh pitcher gerrit cole. the benches clear and punches are thrown. when it's all over the coach and another player are ejected. they win it 3-2 on a 14th-inning homer by chris davis. when we return, a boxer's fight for freedom. we remember rubin "hurricane" carter who spent decades clearing his name for a crime he didn't commit. spent decades

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. thousands got high in the mile high city. they turned out yesterday, april 20th, to celebrate the legal recreational use of marijuana. this is the first year the 4/20 festivities in denver got an official permit, but that didn't stop police from issuing about 40 citations for public consumption. folk hero and former boxer rubin "hurricane" carter lost his battle with prostate cancer. he died in toronto on sunday. he was 76 years old. anne-marie takes a look at his

decades-long fight for justice. >> reporter: in the ring middleweight rubin "hurricane" carter hit his opponents. >> he had a reputation for being a hurricane. he moved like a dynamo in the ring. >> reporter: but in the summer of 1966 he was arrested for a triple murder that happened at this patterson new jersey bar. all of the victims were white. and even though he had an alibi, carter along with an acquaintance john artist was wrongfully convicted of the murders. he maintained his innocence. in 1976 carter was briefly released and granted a new trial but was convicted again. he is an author and journalist who covered carter extensively for "the new york times." his case spanned 50 years because it was so involved with race and prejudice. here's a person with a big reputation, the police are out

to get him, and he gets convicted not once, but twice. >> reporter: in 1985 after spending almost 20 years in prison. carter's conviction was overturn and he was rae leased. his decades-long struggle with the justice system earned him international attention and support from celebrities like muhammad ali and bob dylan in song. ♪ here comes the story of hurricane ♪ >> reporter: in 1999 denzel washington portrayed him in the oscar-nominated movie "the hurricane." as a free man he moved to canada and continued to fight for the wrongfully convicted. in 2011 carter was diagnosed with prostate cancer. his friend and co-dependent don artist. >> he has a fighter's mentality. he'll give out what he'll never give in. >> reporter: the man known as the hurricane died at the age of 76. anne-marie green, cbs news, new york. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," norah o'donnell is in boston for special coverage of the boston marathon. i'm marlie hall. this is the "cbs morning news."

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here's look at today's top stories. a 16-year-old stow away hit in the wheel well on a flight from california to hawaii and survived despite sub-freezing temperatures. the fbi says the boy was unconscious for most of the flight. and security will be exceptionally tight for today's boston marathon. some 36,000 runners will participate. one year ago two bombs killed three people and wounded more than 260. one person you will not see running the marathon today is man who finished the race more than a dozen times before. as jeff glor reports, he has other responsibilities. >> reporter: at 4:45 a.m. every day, bill evans goes for a seven-mile run. then he goes to work as boston's police commissioner.

>> that's the bib from last year. >> that's the one i wore last year. >> reporter: evans has run the boston marathon 18 times. this year he's in charge of protecting it. he took the job as commissioner full time in january after three decades on the force. >> that's the finish line right there. >> yep. >> and last week as they entered the final stages, evans took us inside his command center, eyes everywhere. this is not just one stadium in one place. this is a 26.2-mile route. >> right. >> how much more difficult does that make it for you? >> it's very difficult. there's eight cities and towns here that are involved. if it's a stadium, you can warn people going into stadiums, you can check bags. 26.2 miles is a lot of yardage to cover but i think we have a great plan to do it. >> i mean it's a celebratory day in the city. >> yeah. >> -- all over the state and you don't want it to feel like a police. >> exactly. we're going to have a lot of

undercover access working the crowd, we're going to have plenty of uniform presence, plenty of cameras out there, but i don't want to scare people from coming into the city. i want this day to be a special day it's always been. >> i bet you want to run. >> yeah, i do want to run, but, you know, given the security and all the planning that goes in to this and my new role as the commissioner, my place is on boylston street and throughout the route making sure the day goes well. >> reporter: evans told us he won't relax until the last runner crosses the finish later. a few hours later he'll go back to his starting line. >> that's my medicine, believe it or not. like every day we have different challenges in this job. my philosophy is if i run, i can conquer anything. >> evans is not racing the marathon today but says he will run his normal route at quarter to 5:00 in the morning. jeff glor, cbs news, new york. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," norah o'donnell will be live

from boston for more on the marathon and talks to mayor martin walsh. plus the latest on the air strikes in yemen. we'll get analysis from michael morrell, former director of the cia. and we'll take you to colorado for the marijuana festival known as the cannabis cup. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday, thanks for watching. i'm marlie hall. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

and i'm frank mallicoat time is 4-- here's mete check of weath where'd the weekend go? hi everyone, it is nearly 4:30 on your monday, time for a

little weather. >> what an easter day it was yesterday. >> gorgeous. >> gorgeous day all the way to the coastline, things changing now, look at the clouds stomp the coastline. clouds coming our way, maybe rain too. no accidents right now, but we have road work on the bay bridge, quiet on this monday morning after easter. we could follow you up on your morning commute here throughout the morning. >> thanks. now with begin with an extraordinary story, 4:30 now, developing news, a teenager said to be physically okay after hiding in the will well of a plane from san jose to hawaii. it's remarkable the 16-year-old survived because of the frigid temperatures and of course the lax lack of oxygen at 38,000 feet. the teen was unconscious for most of that trip. excuse me, excuse me, security video shows the teen scaled a fence yesterday morning at airport in san jo