>> glor: tonight, a sunday storm. heavy snow from eastern california to the rockies. freezing rain in the deep south. flood threats from tennessee to west virginia and more punishing conned across the great lakes. >> there will be enhanceded security. >> the secretary of homeland security, talks about the security threat at the mall of america. >> new data for millions who have peanut allergies. >> new revelations on weight watchers. from taking pictures to making rescues. >> some of those situations are life and death. >> the amazing tale of frank quirarte. this is the "cbs evening news" captioning sponsored by cbs

>> glor: hi everyone i'm jeff glor with a western edition the broadcast. it doesn't matter where you look on the map. problematic and potentially dangerous weather events are taking place everywhere. a storm stretching across the southern part of the u.s., producing freezing rain in the deep south. bone chilling cold is about to return across the great lakes and the northeast and there are flood threats in west virginia and tennessee. the full forecast in just a moment but first, we begin with anna werner in monterey, tennessee. >>reporter: ice storms have hit eastern tennessee before but nothing like this, says putnam county mayor randy porter. >> we never see this. >> the ice storm of record?ty >> the ice storm of record of my lifetime. >> power lines came down, at oneos point sunday 44,000 people lost

electricity. this shelter in the town of monterey took 40 people that night and expects more tonight. when the power went out so did oxygen machines. they described sitting in a 40° house for nearly two days. >> what does it feel to be in this position? >> pretty helpless. paid for froze to death, no doubt about it. >>reporter: nine people in tennessee have died from hypothermia. so in the city of crossville people stood in line to get propane to heat their homes and all across the region the soundop of saws could be heard as crews removed lines from across trees. now as you can see, some of these trees have sustained a lot of damage from the weight of thee ice bringing these branchesri down. but officials here tell me their biggest problem is actually the

fog which is all around us. crews can't fix those power lines until the fog goes away. they're hoping for sunshine later this week, but they say it could be a couple of days, even a couple of weeks, for some residents in very rural areas. >> glor: anna werner, thank you. eric fisher, chief meteorologist, what is the forecast? forecast? >> jeff, all the southern tier of states, all the way into north carolina and olot of sleet, snow and freezing rain mixed in with this one. really treacherous travel, this is all snow, sleet and freezing rain. that sherbert color is where you see the ice coming down. the dallas area, really treacherous plus the impact into the airports. icing across alabama and mississippi as well as louisiana. some impressive ice totals. this could actually cause some power outages.

especially watching this corridor from wichita falls and dallas and shreveport. the highest mountains of swan mountains of colorado, six inches of snow in parts of northwest texas. west, major arctic blast temperatures 20 to 40° below average. wind chill values, look well below zero on monday morning. 40 below zero in parts of new england. another shot on wednesday. >> eric fisher, thank you. new developments in an apparent terror threat against shopping malls in the u.s. joint intelligence bulletin went out to law noarms officials this afternoon. it alerts officials about the video releaseby the terrorist group al shabaab and its threats

threats. julianna goldman. >> if anyone is going to the mall of america today they've got to be particularly careful. >> johnson said al shabaab slick documentary style video illustrates the evolving threat from the islamic extremist groups. >> sloobl, aqap, are individual -- al shabaab,.aqap, that represents a totally new vitamin. >> intelligence officials says al shabaab hasn't demonstrated major abilities outside of africa. but loose affiliations to terror groups are on the rise. islamist gunmen killed 17 people during a three day rampage this paris last month and in december, two hostages died in a sydney cafe. al shabaab's 16 minute video

features video from the shopping mall siege, mfns where the mall of america is located is home to the largest somali population in america. radicalization in the somali american community for some time. in 2013, al shabaab released a recruitment video called minnesota martyrs encouraging young men to come to somalia and join the jihad. jeff funding for homeland security department is scheduled to run out on friday. given the al shabaab video now is no time to deopportunity the department. >> julianna, why is al shabaab making this threat now? >> so it may sound odd but terrorism jeff is a competitive business. particularly with respect to fundraising. and national security experts we spoke to say they think al shabaab might be trying to compete with i.s.i.s. and the

propaganda videos that have become hallmark of their campaign. >> julianna, thank you. about 40 turkish sold engineers have been guarding a 13th century too tomb. they were evacuated and syria's state news agency called the raid an act of blatant aggression. despite a cease-fire that was supposed to take place a week ago, there was more bloodshed in ukraine today. bomb attack in ukraine's second largest city. here is charlie d'agata. >> in the city of kharkiv they felt safe enough to hold a proukrainian rally. then the war came to them. terrified people scattered in every direction. bystanders did what they could

to save the lives of people wounded by shrapnel. but for others, it was already too late. it came on a day when ukrainian president petro poroshenko led demonstrators in kiev as part of a protest a year ago to throw out the form he president viktor yanukovych. we are against the war said a resident. the main thing is peace. peace may be some way off but a fragile cease-fire has begun to show some signs of progress. pro-russian rebels and ukrainian forces have agreed to start pulling back heavy weapons from the front lines in accordance with the cease-fire deal. exchanging of prisoners was another crucial part of the truce. this fighter telts his mother, yes kim i'm alive and well, don't cry, tell everyone i'm

okay. but bomb blast the in kharkiv was a tragic reminder that the conflict is far from over and even safer cities might now be targets. even in a country that's grown used to the senseless and sometimes random killing of civilians, jeff, few would have expected a terrorist attack in kharkiv. ukrainian police say they have arrested four suspects who have been armed and trained in russia. >> charlie d'agata. thank you so much. ferry in bangladesh, rescue operations are underway it's unclear how many people exactly are missing. joe yeah logano became the second youngest winner at the daytona 500.

the suspension of kurt busch for domestic violence and side lined kyle busch last night. >> joey loag logano on saturday kyle busch was forced out of the race after crashing during the xfinity contest. his car sped head on into an interior wall that did not have an energy absorbing barrier. it's unclear when he will start again. at the start of the 500, he tweeted would rather be driving than watching the daytona 500. joey chitwood pledged to cover the entire speedway with steal andsteal -- steel and foam called

safer barriers. >> we're going to fix had a right now. >> after dale earnhart died at the daytona 500 in 2001. race tracks install the barriers where that's recommend them. last night, another layer aof protection was placed for the day's contest. on social media, some called for the barriers to be installed everywhere. jimmy johnson tweeted it's beyond me why we don't have soft walls everywhere. nick the greek covers nascar for motor sports.com. >> nascar is leader, safety like the race itself is always evolving. >> that's says it will speed up talks with all the nascar series

to get more safer barriers installed. >> the largest refinery strike in more than 30 years will likely send fuel prices up. u.s. steel workers expanded their strike in more locations in louisiana nationwide production is down about 20%. a new study today released said the peyton aerial 80 patch viaskin is showing promise. don dahler shows us how it's helping one patient who tried it. >> nine-year-old josh mandlebaum is fearless on the tennis court. not so much when it comes time for handshake. >> i was scared if i shook someone else's hand that i could have a reaction. >> he is severely allergic to peants. josh's mother lee ann. >> nothing short of avoiding the

food and like, being that parent that like looked everywhere. >> josh is more than 221 patients in a new peyton peanut allergy trial. >> his throat was itchy his throat didn't feel good. >> so far the results are promising with no serious side effects other than some slight discomfort. study found that the patch allowed participants to have a higher tolerance for peanuts. 50% could eat up to four peanuts by the end of the year. dr. hugh samson at mt. sy any hospital in new york. >> i think the big advantage is with the safety and convenience. there were no systemic reactions. >>reporter: the study is only a year old, it will take several years before the patch could become available to the public. now josh could only tolerate a

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carter evans met him at just south of san francisco. >> the waves at mavericks, are some ten feet tall. frank quirarte has to get close. taking his jet ski well off shore where the are area is unforgiving. quirarte's captured the beauty and the peril. >> most of my best shots are before the wipeout you don't talk about it but sometimes these are the difference between life and death. >> he was a lifeguard. >> you get the shot, you go through the process of putting the shot together. >> i guarantee he saved my life. >> big skin collins one of

quirarte's best subjects. >> i can easily say frank got my best photo out here, best perfect wave nailed it, right there to pick me up when i was down with it. >> magazine cover and lifesaving rescue. >> this is mavericks right here ready to crush you and people see it and they're like oh my god. >> it's what makes quirarte's art so unique to capture the peril he has to face it himself. carter evans, cbs news, half moon bay california. >> that is the cbs evening news. later on cbs a special 60 minutes presents, remembering bob simon. i'll see you next tomorrow on cbs morning news. scott pelley will be here

tomorrow night. laugh. a pipeline leak in walnut creek: water flowed for 2 whole days into this man's backyard. tonight: he's finding the silver lining. (da lin looklive sot) kpix 5 news is next.

in sunnyvale. good evening, i'm brian hackney. i'm ann notarangelo. the accident happened at the tonight, a person is dead and another seriously