scott carr, u.s. coast ard "when you talk about searching om the air, you know, you're a couple hundred feet off the ground. seeing a person in the water, you know, that person...the only thing that would be appearing above them, above their shoulders." search cre continue to find what they call debris consistent with the type of helicopterernvolved in theherash, but so far no sign of the missing maris. lt. scott carr, u.s. coast guard "there have been a couple life rafts found. there's been a lot of debris found. unfortunately, we have not found any survivors as of right now." the coast guard says the high surfs just one of the challenges. there's also ocean currents which may have sent survivors or debris several miles from the crash area. to deal with that.. the coast guard dropopbuoys to help determine the best places to search. lt. scott carr, u.s. coast guard "we can drift people in a life ft. we can drift various types of things that you might be looking for. that helps us kind of determine whe

scott carr, u.s. coast guard "we can drift people in a life raft. we can drift various types of things that you might be looking for. that helps us kind of determine where, based on the currents, where things are going."as for how long the search will continue, the coast guard says there isn't a timetable at this point.{lt. scott carr, u.s. coast guard "at this point, it's still a search and rescue mission. and the coast guard and our partner agencies are going to continue to search and maintain hope that we'll be you're watching good morning it's time to check weather adams. tonight, the arctic front will pass, and we'll temperature fall pretty quickly. we'll already be in the teens by 8 p.m., and in the single digits for the morning rush. temperatures will fall between 3 and 8, with wind chills between 10 and 15 below zero. highs monday afternoon under sunny skies will only reach the mid-teens. wednesday, there's a chance for an inch or two of accumulating snow. we'll keep you posted on that system.sundaymostly cloudy scattered snow showershigh: 2

scott carr, u.s. coast guard "when you talk about searching from the air, you know, you're a couple hundred feet off the ground. the water, you know, that person...the only thing that would be appearing above them, above the water, would be their head, maybe their shoulders." search crews continue to find what they call debris consistent with the type of helicopter involved in the crash, but so far no sign of the missing marines. lt. scott carr, u.s. coast guard "there have been a couple life rafts found. there's been a lot of debris found. unfortunately, we have not found any survivors as of right now." the coast guard says the high surf is just one of the challenges. there's also ocean currents which may have sent survivors or debris several miles from the crash area. to deal with that.. the coast guard drops buoys to help determine the best places to search. lt. scott carr, u.s. coast guard "we can drift people in a life raft. we can drift various types of things that you might be looking for. that

scott carr said. two marine super stallion helicopters collided about two miles off- shore during night training thursday. six marines were aboard each helicopter and are considered missing. "it's always going to be find our marines and bring them home. marines first," marine capt. alex lim said. searchers are criss-crossing the coastline from kaena point to kahuku. carr said anyone who finds debris should treat it as hazardous material. "they may have chemicals or pollution on it. as it's falling apart it could cause a hazard." the corps bussed in 30 marines to walk the shore looking for pieces of the helicopters or gear their fellow "you have personal protective equipment. e is what it's called. and then you have a vest with a protective equipment. e is what it's called. and then you have a vest with a breathing apparatus," lim said. "i know a lot of people are focused on the debris, but we're really focused on hopefully finding survivors." as of this point, coast guard says the search for the missi

scott carr, u.s. coast guard "at this point, it's still a search and rescue mission. and the coast guard and our partner agencies are going to continue to search and maintain hope that we'll be able to find these marines and bring them home to their families." )) ((denise valdez)) > as for how long the search will continue, the coast guard says there isn't a timetable at this point./// ((dave courvoisier)) > remembering a legend how the city of new orleans is using some southern spice to pay tribute to the late david bowie./// ((dave courvoisier)) > we are on now is giving you a chance to take home some serious cash. we're giving away 25- hundred dollars during our special newscast after the super bowl. just head to our website... las vegas now dot com to enter .... click the banner at the top of the page. you're all set! /// ((dave courvoisier)) > new orleans remembered the life of david bowie this afternoon... as only new orleans can. ((<00:30 preservation hall jazz band> [duration:0:04] )) ((denise valdez)) thousands of people packed the french quarter... wearing f

they found small amounts of debris said lieutenant scott carr. >> i know a lot of people are focused on debris but we're really focused on hopefully finding survivors. >> reporter: the marines have released the names of the 12 on the oldest, 416789 the youngest just 21. last night hundreds packed a high school field in stayton, oregon, where 21 year old lance corporal ty hart attended. >> it really gives you goose bumps. you feel like are you running out for a game but it is just as many people are out here right now showing support. and who knows how many of these people know him directly. >> reporter: major shawn campbell from college station, texas, has a wife and four children. the family of captain kevin roche of st. louis writes, we believe the marines and coast guard are doing everything they can to bring kevin and his fellow marines home safely. all 12 remain the target of a desperate search. mir a ya villarreal, cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: still ahead, an american reveals how he survived a deadly terror attack in africa. >> and a flower rooted in space cbs evening news c

they've found small amounts of debris, says lieutenant scott carr. >> i know a lot of people focus on debris but we're focused on hopefully finding survivors. >> reporter: the marines have released the names of the 12 on board. the oldest, 41. the youngest, just 21. last night, hundreds packed a oregon, where 21-year-old lance corporal ty hart attended. >> it gives you goosebumps, like you're on this field for a game. just as many people are out here right now showing support. who knows how many of these people know him directly. >> reporter: major sean campbell from college station, texas, has a wife and four children. the family of captain kevin roche of st. louis writes, we believe the marines and coast guard are doing everything they can to bring kevin and his fellow marines home safely. all 12 remain the target of a desperate search. maria villarreal, cbs news, los angeles. >>> still ahead, an american reveals how he survived a deadly terror attack in africa. and a flower rooted in space for an earthly purpose. motion-activated wristband to understand how much they move,... and c

scott carr: we've seen debris consistent with a military aircraft. it's been in various shapes and sizes. the weather is making it very difficult. mary: the searchers in the air and on the sea are fighting high waves, some 20 feet, looking for this is the type of chopper that went down-- ch53e super stallions, the biggest the u.s. has, leaving a debris field some 15 miles long, virtually the entire north shore of o'ahu. the super stallions went down in darkness during a routine training mission, the helicopters believed to have collided midair after reports of a fire ball and loud booms. one witness saying it shook her house. col. steve ganyard: at night using night vision goggles there are all sorts of things that adjust your perception of where aircraft or where the horizon is in relation to the aircraft. mary: friends say if anyone could survive such a crash, it's chris described as a surfer who loves the ocean, a physically and emotionally strong person, a kind of high-energy guy you want to be around. the orlando family is asking for their priva

scott frost. buccaneers hiring derek jim: first responders see pretty much everything when they go out on a call. meredith: but there' s nothing like delivering a baby, like this little girl. lashawn carr was born in the back of a car last friday, with the help of marion county deputy erik deangelis, and paramedics andrew cole and chad poynter. today, they got together for a reunion, along with dispatcher dianne graham-miller, who was on the phone with the carr' s during the entire delivery, and nikki brooks, a nurse who pulled over and helped with the delivery. jim: good work all the way around their. re.

they've found small amounts of debris, says lieutenant scott carr. >> i know a lot of people focus on debris but we're focused on hopefully finding survivors. >> reporter: the marines have released the names of the 12 on board. the oldest, 41. the youngest, just 21. last night, hundreds packed a high school field in statin, corporal ty hart attended. >> it gives you goosebumps, like just as many people nders? >> yes. look, i have made it clear based on senator sanders' own record that he has voted with the nra, with the gun lobby, numerous times. he voted against the brady bill five times. he voted for what we call the charleston loophole. gunmakers and sellers which the nto that kind of a contentious debate i think is the wrong direction. >> it is absolutely -- >> i have to talk about something that's actually working in our state -- >> governor -- >> no one's saying tearing this up, we're going to go forward. but what the secretary neglected to mention, not just the 29 million still have no health insurance, that even more are underinsured with huge co-payments and deductibles. tell