investigators want to know why megan boswell waited nearly two months to report her child missing.he sheriff of sullivan county says her story keeps changing, and boswell was charged with false reporting. >> many of the false statements that megan made delayed our investigations. >> reporter: angela boswell, the toddler's grandmother, and william mccloud, were arrested in north carolina on unrelated charges. there are still no signs of the little girl. omar villafranca, cbs news. >> o'donnell: winter storm alerts are posted tonight in more than a dozen states from the great lakes to northern new en d as far south a north carolina and tennessee. parts of michigan and indiana got up to four inches of snow today, and more is expected tonight. as the storm pushes east, parts of upstate new york are bracing for up to three feet of snow by saturday. tonight investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a tremendous explosion and fire at the largest fuel refinery on the west coast. the blast was heard miles from the plant in carson, california, and mola lenghi is there tonight. >> a

her name is evelyn boswell. she is 15 months old.olice yesterday arrested the little girl's mother hear the girls grandmother also behind bars on a different case. investigator say the women having given conflicting accounts regarding the toddler's whereabouts. and so katie is pulling this for us. baby has been missing since december 1st? >> the story was missing since the day after christmas but the sheriff updated us saying december 1st was the last confirmed time baby evelyn was seen. the desperate hunt for her continues. meanwhile, the mother, well, she never once reported her baby was missing. she is now charged with making false statements. the mom 18-year-old megan boswell is in jail right now in northeastern tennessee. her bond set at $25,000 and her daughter, 15-month-old evelyn may boswell was not reported missing until just last week. the statewide amber alert is now in place, and according to the town tennessee sheriff's office, the mom provided agents a number of conflicting statements and some of the statements simply f

they're looking for 15 month old evelyn may boswell in a pond yesterday. the search was inconclusive. an amber alert was issued for the little girl last week but the last time anyone actually saw her was back in december. the girl's mother, megan boswell is now under arrest accused of giving a false police report. officials say her story just keep changing. she claims she left her daughter with her mother, the child's grandmother. >> we went out to eat and my mom got her. she was wearing a little hot pink track suit with matching bow and little matching shoes. >> the grandmother and her boyfriend were arrested last week on unrelated charges. >>> coming up on the morning news, the house passes a historic bill to make lynching a federal hate crime. >>> and logging off for lent. why pope francis wants the faithful to disconnect. this is cbs morning news. g news. and look up to 5 years younger in 12 weeks with new no7 laboratories firming booster serum. made with our powerful age-defying complex, matrixyl 3000 plus. this clinically proven serum works so well..

boswell and that burned down to the ground i stopped at that winery and they asked me to keep going because they were just very upset and understandably so so we always try very respectful under those circumstances because they're already suffering enough, no doubt sanaa's and grand back to you. >>than to receive mentioned angwin that's about 10 miles or so to the northeast of you and that is really a focus of firefighters tonight and going forward they they fear that the fire could go into that little town of a few 1000 people. >>it's just up the way here if you kept on going up that road. i was up at deer park and then i turned around but if i kept on going straight that goes into and went and i know a lot of people there i have family that live in this area they've talked to residents that live up in that area and they are certainly evacuated. but they're certainly very scared. and fire officials at the cal fire. news conference we're talking about how there really. >>putting all of their effort to try make sure that the destruction does not come in and swoop in into that town an

>>now other hard-hit wineries in this area burgess sellers chateau boswell boswell as well as the did the famous i low d-ma rose saw obviously this is going to have a significant ripple effect for all who work in this nearly 10 billion dollars in history. reporting live in calistoga i'm nancy lou grant and vicki back to you. >>nancy thank you and he's hate to see this especially on the heels of what happened just 2017 and some of the same areas as this intensive active fire fight now crews are really bracing for what's to come for more on this firefight we're joined by cal fire chief lynn much off thank you once again for joining us. >>anything new this hour. >>yeah, the latest update on the acres were at just over 51,000 today those 2% containment but firefighters and other working hard anything from payment line then preparing for tomorrow's weather. >>is there hope to get increased containment tomorrow or does the focus shift tomorrow to just trying to keep this thing at bay and protecting homes and people. >>exactly that's a problem in the primary focus in the morning hopefully it

well let's now bring in our guests in south sudan's capital juba we have alan boswell he's senior analyst for south sudan at the international crisis group from paris and france now go to it who is south sudan resets. at human rights watch and in the united states jock mother jock here is professor of anthropology at syracuse university he's also a former official in the south sudanese government welcome to you all thank you for joining us on the program and jack i'm going to start with you because we've seen all of those pictures this week of react questions how the care how going in smiling and we know that these are 2 men with a very long standing rivalry and what is the state of their past relationship to have those animosities faded certainly not the animosities may be being masked in in the hope that. this will now will transition the country away from gun violence into a state where. people might be able to build rebuild the country and rebuild the relationships. what we're seeing in their state man's and the handshakes and smiles for cameras. tells a story that is not exactly the

ryan boswell reporting.ton, at which the civil rights leader dr martin luther king made his famous ‘i have a dream' speech. sweeping civil rights legislation was passed in america soon afterwards — but a key provision of the law which banned racial discrimination in voting is no longer in effect, struck down by the supreme court. now there are accusations by voting rights advocates that states have reintroduced laws which have the effect of supressing black voters. here's laura trevelyan. a court order on voter registration. . .. alabama in the early 1960s. black americans trying to register to vote are beaten by police. in selma, in march 1965, the marchers for civil rights are brutally attacked by state troopers. the images shocked the nation, mobilising congress to pass the voting rights act. presidentjohnson signed the landmark law, the achievement of doctor martin luther king jr and his followers. the 1965 voting rights act is considered one of the most successful civil rights acts. so, before 1965, you

boswell about that one. >> thank you mister senator. we certainly believe that the security and integrity off our network products and solutions are the best in the world. you asked about a comparison to them. as mr. murphy said, there are formidable opponent and certainly a competitor on the world stage. here in the u.s. market, the u.s. enjoys a competitive and robust marketplace though of secure and high integrity and's trusted suppliers. and i think it's important to uphold that as an example to the rest of the world. we can still go really fast on this race to 5g and do it with secure answer trusted suppliers. >> no offense, you are not asking the question though. i'm talking about what kind of a cost disadvantage are you and your companies out becomes shy of china's mercantile isn't and their state support. if you're talking about banks it's not a big deal. if it's china literally putting billions and billions of dollars into subsidizing the sale of 5g equipment that's a problem. that's where it's at 30. >> my problems are. the fi

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are out ofa people like lindsay boswell are out of a job people like lindsay boswell are out ofajobd addressing social injustice. the government have the good things raising the living way, cutting taxes for lower earners, keeping fuel duty frozen, but the prime minister said when we come out of this we will not be in austerity. if thatis this we will not be in austerity. if that is the case, an important example of this would be to keep the free school meal programme over the summer. it is not a lot of extra money if you added the different government food programme schemes but it is simple, it works, the public understand it and that is why marcus rashford has so much support. lindsay boswell, on the link up with somebody like marcus rashford, he is an incredibly high profile footballer who has obviously made significant headlines this week, how does that work with a charity like yourself? normally i would imagine yourself? normally i would imagine you would have to approach somebody like that to make sure you are on the same page. who has pushed this, you or him? he approached us

this is the chateau boswell winery.unning right up on the hillside of silver rado tra there. and here is the frank family vineyard. again, another heartbreaking image, so many people's livelihoods depend of course on the wine industry. and it was already going to be a tough year given the smoke that has decimated so much of the crop. and the entire town of cal police toe gha is under an advisory evacuation, but there are parts under mandatory evacuation. so please keep updated. let's go back to lisa for a check of the winds and the hot forecast. >> yeah, wish i had better news, but today will be the warmest out of the next seven. there will be fog later today for the san mateo coast. and tomorrow rngs shaving a few degrees off the inland temperatures. but today we could see records around the bay area and there is the fog from bringing sbig sur area overnight tonight. and you can see the bad air already, spare the alert. 73 in san francisco, 65 in san jose. the 55 in half moon bay, that certainly is correct. and here is

city of how now near frankfurt's a suspected far right extremist carried out an attack on to hook up boswell have a clear and tell from lots of different cultures now this is also being seen as an attack on our culture in germany and there was a minute's silence before the premiere of the 1st film at the betty nada i've also been various reactions from people in the arts world including here one from the pinnace ego levitt who self has been the subject of right wing extremism in the past he expressed a mixture of grief and rage and wrote at this moment every single one of my thoughts goes out to the victims of the terrorist attack of how now as well as their relatives i feel the deepest sorrow and speechlessness my rage at the perpetrator and those who paved the way for him in palomas blogs and media will come later just one of many reactions but we do move on now to the film fest of.

boswell was destroyed in the fire and much of calistoga ranch resorts also referred. we're live now.>> reporter: too early to know the full extent of all of the damage. winery owners not yet allowed on their properties. many holding out hope that there wineries are untouched. so far, what we have seen has been devastating.>> on monday, flames reached the napa valley resort in santa lena. firefighters tried to save it, but a spokesman for the luxury hotel confirming several buildings on a 250 acre property were damaged. including the main one that houses the three-star restaurant. all of its staff and guests had been evacuated. they damaged the building's. family owned for 40 years. >> my heart broke. we had some fun times there. it was such a stunning estate. unlike anything else in the valleys.>> reporter: wine enthusiast set to see the destruction. no one realizing the magnitude of the fire. the fires seem to be very selective about where they go and what they avoid. there's no rhyme or reason to it. >> we hope we come out whole, but the odds don't appear to be stac

joining us now is mayor chris boswell. what is the cause do you think of the recent explosion in infections you are facing? >> good morning, eric. we have a lot of conditions here. they're beautiful, cultural traditions and practices of large families that like to get together during holidays and birthdays. they also care for each other. they take care of grandma and grandpa in their homes so we have multigenerational families in the homes. and so these congregations, these types of folks coming back to their homes, they seem to transmit the virus within the community. and among their families. and it's normal for them to think that their family members are not going to harm them. but the virus is very sneaky. so we also have a very young population. we have under -- we have a median average of 30 years old is the average age of the population here, 40% of the population is under the age of 24. young people like to congregate as well. we think that's contributing to it. and of course, we are -- we have a very high rate of

also christopher boswell, facing charges of sexual assault and kidnapping.rris helped get them out of jail. boswell, by the way, was prosecuted by the biden surrogate amy klobuchar for rape back into thousand one. right, he's just a protester. the kind of person that they would like wandering around her neighborhood. so it's not enough for democrats just to bail out criminals. they also have to prevent you from doing anything to protect your family. so the aclu, which has a long and in some ways noble history in this country, has transmogrified into merely a thuggish arm of the democratic party. now the aclu is trying to aluminate the proper security entirely. this week aclu called dhs "a loaded weapon that sits on the proverbial coffee table in the oval office." how's that for a metaphor? remember, the police are the clan, the people burned out and about our "peaceful protesters." everything is upside down. in chicago this weekend, democratic leaders -- whatever nonprotesting we may have seen was in fact a protest. it was a spontaneous reaction caused by so

flames consuming chateau boswell last night. the glass fireproofing struck differen destructive. this is the most up-to-date map of the evacuation warnings and orders. blue is people who need to leave as soon as possible. yellow is forget ready to go. this is right along the silverado trail. and amy hollyfield is live with how things are looking now. >> reporter: what i can't believe is all the fingers of this fire, the different directions it is going. we're down in the flats, we're on pratt road in st. helena, and look at it just raging right here on this street. but also you can see it burning up in the hills and going every direction. we've watched it go up, we've watched it go down. it is still going very strong. and it is on 25 hours now. we have a team of firefighters here on pratt road watching the homes here, guarding them. also knocking on doors and checking on the residents. and we did just get a warning for the entire town of calistoga to go ahead and be on alert, go ahead and start packing that bag and think good -- thinking about getting out. the glass fire is thoug

boswell to answer that one. >> thank you, senator. we certainly believe in our network and integrity of our products and solutions and think they're the best in the world. you asked for a comparison. as mr. murphy said, they're formidable opponents and certainly a competitor on the world stage. here in the u.s. market, the u.s. enjoy as competitive and robust marketplace of secure and high integrity and trusted suppliers. >> we can still go fast on this race to 5g with trusted suppliers. >> you you are not answering the question. what kind of cost advantages are we at because of china's mercantilism and support. if it's china literally putting billions and billions of dollars into subsidizing sale of 5g equipment, that's a problem. where are we at there? >> my apologies, senator. the finance is not my forte. we are structured for manufacturing demand and rollout customers are asking for both in the u.s. and rest of the world. we're able to go as fast as our customers want us to do now. >> if the chairman will indulge me, anybody can a

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investigators acting on a tip recovered what they believe to be the remains of missing toddler evelyn boswell. the 15-month-old was last seen in disrnlg but wasn't reported missing by her family until last month. the remains still need to be positively identified. evelyn's mother remains in police custody after being arrested last week for filing a false report. straight ahead, coronavirus fears have led to a shortage of critical medical supplies. we go inside a factory struggling to meet demand. tennessee's called the volunteer state. how disaster brought out the best nonetheless people. and later, the officer on special duty to give a young girl a moment she will never forget. s the economy, other religion booming. across the country there's been panic buying of hand sanitizer, bottledly water and toilet paper. costco's chief financial officer says, "it's been nuts." but is it really necessary? molson coors reports on the new stress on the supply chain. >> reporter: here at medicom augusta, georgia factory is buzzing. they're work nearly around the clock to fill demand. protective masks of

. >> reporter: about 2,000 americans are dying from coronavirus each day among them kenneth boswell of rockford, illinois his wife says she lost the love of her life and had to say good-bye over face time. >> to be able to actually see him through a phone when he's going about the last moments, it's so undescribable. >> reporter: tonight, new york city's mayor is urging residents to lower expectations for the summer saying it's too soon to tell when sporting events, beaches and public gatherings might resume lester >> all right gabe, thank you. >>> we can't emphasize enough the magnitude of the crisis within this crisis, we're talking about the devastating losses growing at the country's nursing homes leaving thousands of families heart broken and furious. here is kate snow. >> reporter: in new jersey where 95% of the state's long-term care facilities have coronavirus a grusome discovery. authorities found 17 bodies crammed inside a small morgue at the state's largest nursing home. >> i'm also outraged that bodies of the dead were allowed to pile up in a makeshift morgue at the facilit

residents top for us seniors with 4,500 people they brought buses in and got them to safety chateau boswell winery in saint helena gone blackrock and insane alina gone and as we said many homes we have team coverage this morning out in the field our reporters have been chasing the flames showing you damage. >>and some homes standing some homes destroyed so come to the tv and take a look at what sarah stinson can see in sonoma county because a lot of people have been watching to see if their home is standing sarah. >>yeah and i'm bringing you right to the action here in santa rosa of here live where we were talking about about a half hour. if you james darya this is the area off of a mountain hawk road and i want to show you that middle area we're discussing this whole middle area that has charred, but it's it's like a recreation area that people can use to walk those railings or stairs and then in between is in between 2 neighborhood you can see the neighborhoods all along that area have mostly been spared you can see fire trucks lining those homes making sure they keep an eye on them so if

so thanks to the leadership of director kenneth boswell and his team we're going all out to get everyone to be all-in. and it's ever so important for every alabamian to join me in saying i count by completing the census form. [ applause ] important areas that are being worked on by my administration every day include access to broadband that continues to be a top priority to continue increasings the availability of high-speed internet throughout the state, especially in rural alabama through the broadband accessibility fund. if our government cannot do it alone, we are counting on the help of our private sector. my budget will continue to provide funding to connect as many people as possible during the coming years. currently some 220,000 alabamianss do not have any wired internet providers where they live. our efforts will not end until every alabamian has access through high-speed broadband. [ applause ] much as governor kilby increased funding in public health 100 years ago, my budget will make a substantial investment in the area of health care, both rural health and mental health as

other damage wineries include a chateau boswell and brehmer family winery both in saint also burgess sellers over in deer park now step sterling winery in calistoga was hit as well and according to adrian tamblyn of wine country media, the bulk of the damage is in the cave where the wind was stored. the trees along the driveway in the tasting room at the sterling are still standing active flames have been burning dangerously close to the golf family winery in saint helena. but allen says that winery is still ok and as crews to fight tirelessly to contain the class fire with wildfires burning in that region year after year and the covid-19 pandemic tourism has taken a bit of a hit. >>we've been averaging around 50% hotel occupancy this summer a little higher on the weekends, a little during the weekdays but in a 50 to 55% versus a normal is pretty good considering we are in the in the midst of a pandemic in the meantime we ask viewers to support us through the napa valley community foundation and also by drinking napa valley wine. >>another business damaged in the fire is the 5 star m

. >> reporter: flames took over 40-year-old chateau boswell on the silverado trail in st. helena. what was once a grand stone structure now roped off and destroyed. >> as far as meadow wood goes, it's been in the family for nearly six decades. so the harllans are committed to rebuilding and helping its neighbors and community make a comeback. >>> harnessing technology like never before. the nba's upping the game. how virtual playoff fans are breaking through the bubble. >> it's pretty cool to do something interactive with the game. >> it's deja vu in the town of paradise as a >>> pro sports teams have had to get creative to fill the stands during the pandemic. mlb and the nfl have both been using cardboard cutouts. yesterday's broncos game featured more than 1800 south park characters plus thousands of real life fans. while other leagues go low tech, nba is harnessing technology like never before. >> sharon shows us the orlando bubble is a whole new ball game. >> reporter: jake glenn could not wait to watch the nba playoffs. >> i'm one of the biggest nba fans you'll meet. i absolu

. >>15 month-old evelyn boswell reported missing last week hasn't been seen in 2 months. >>some family members say i don't know what happened on the war called dcs got to start. >>investigators are unraveling what led up to the girl's disappearance and why it wasn't reported sooner. we had a child has not been seen by the parents or certain family members and almost 2 months and we just reported this week. >>evelyn is mother megan boswell is cooperating with investigators resign reporter anything is because i knew the person who had her and i didn't want them to run away or services, i thought was going on they just kind of. >>manish. >>police issued an alert for stolen vehicle friday morning in connection with the case it was located north carolina friday night. both occupants are in police custody, charged with possession of stolen property and facing questions about the girls whereabouts so far no one has been charged in connection with evidence disappearance leaving her mother wondering if her daughter is safe. and when she'll return home. yeah probably called the fir

. >> reporter: flames took over 40-year-old chateau boswell on the silverado trail in st. helena. what was once a grand stone structure now roped off and destroyed. >> as far as meadow wood goes, it's been in the family for nearly six decades. so the harllans are committed to rebuilding and helping its neighbors and community make a comeback. >>> harnessing technology like never before. the nba's upping the game. how virtual playoff fans are breaking through the bubble. >> it's pretty cool to do something interactive with the game. >> it's deja vu in the town of paradise as a i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19 to help california's most vulnerable. over 24,000 homes were destroyed by wildfires in less than two years. too many of those victims are also hit with a sudden tax hikes prop 19 limits taxes on wildfire victims and limits taxes on seniors and severely disabled homeowners. join firefighters and emergency responders in voting 'yonand emergency responders in voting 'yes' on 19. >>> pro sports teams have had to get creative to fill the stands during the pandemic. mlb and the nfl have

and popular locations like the chateau boswell winery, up in flames.s wine region is unfortunately no stranger to wildfires. in 2017 the tubs fire killed 22 people here. the homeowners here made it out alive after escaping in the middle of the night. and while homes like this may no longer look like a threat, firefighters have been going from neighborhood to neighborhood putting out hot spots, worried that they could ignite more flames. norah? >> o'donnell: jonathan vigliotti there, thank you. tonight the curfew has been lifted in louisville, kentucky. protests over the shooting death of breonna taylor have been largely peaceful. well, today former detective brett hankison pleaded not guilty to wanton endangerment for firing ten shots wildly, some hitting a neighbor's apartment. and now video has emerged that raises new questions about the officer's actions. on of the police's internal investigation will be released within days. of the federal government, who sometimes disagree with one another. dr. fauci warns the u.s. is not in a good place with 15 s

ryan boswell reporting. from cuba through the gulf of mexico, hitting both states within the next 20 fours hours. within the next 2a hours. tanya dendrinos reports. lengthy queues on the coast, residents hitting evacuation orders and getting out while there is still time. from a historical perspective, laura is shaping up to look a lot like rita did, 15 years ago, in terms of its forecasted intensity and the forecasted spot where it will make landfall in south—western louisiana. and we do not say that to scare anybody but that point of reference sometimes helps in order to make sure people understand the seriousness of the situation and that they take the necessary precautions. this storm is expected to move through the gulf of mexico and make landfall as a category three hurricane. laura and storm marco, which struck louisiana on monday have already lashed the caribbean, destroying homes and killing at least 20 people. bringing strong winds and lashing rain, more than 500,000 residents have been told to lea

here's tvnz correspondent ryan boswell in christchurch. well, they're very pleased.he election to be delayed and evenjacinda ardern's coalition partner, new zealand first, wanted it pushed out too, saying that there simply wasn't enough time in midst of this pandemic to debate some of the issues that kiwis really need to get stuck into. remember, new zealand not only has an election, it's also holding referendum on euthanasia and cannabis and of course every kiwi is interested to see what direction the next government does take when it comes to tackling this pandemic. it's interesting to think that the other parties are supportive because of course jacinda ardern is broadly viewed as having handled this crisis quite well. she's on tv every day. she's got the attention of the media, notjust in new zealand. i wonder if the other parties are struggling to make any impact during this crisis. well, it does work for the prime minister at the moment, having this covid crisis take place in the midst of an election. like you say, she does dominate the headlines, and people ar

for more i'm joined by tvnz correspondent, ryan boswell who's in christchurch.land reacted to this delay? they are very pleased. they were pushing for the election to be delayed and even jacinda ardern‘s coalition pata —— partner new zealand first we re —— partner new zealand first were pushing for its aim it simply wasn't enough time in mid of this pandemic to debate theissues mid of this pandemic to debate the issues that kiwis need to get stuck into. remember, new zealand not only has an election but it also is holding a referendum on euthanasia and cannabis and every kiwi is interested to see what direction the next government ta kes direction the next government takes when it comes to tackling this pandemic. 's takes when it comes to tackling this pandemic. '5 it is interesting to think that the other parties are supportive because of course jacinda ardern is broadly viewed as having handled this crisis quite well. she is on tv every day. she has got the attention of the media, notjust in new zealand. i wonder if the other parties are struggling to make any

megan boswell is charged with false reporting. police haven't said why. family members say daughter every mae hasn't been seen since december. an amber alert was only issued last week. >>> one of the jurors who found harvey weinstein guilty of sexual assault and rape is speaking out. the woman identified as juror number two told "inside edition" she has a lot of respect for weinstein's accusers who testified against him. weinstein was acquitted of the most serious charge of predatory sexual assault, which hinged on the testimony of actress annabella sciorra. but the juror says it was not because the jury didn't believe sciorra. >> annabella sciorra, why was her testimony ultimately unconvincing? >> i wouldn't say that it wasn't convincing. it was very much so convincing to a lot of the jurors. i feel like the way things went for her, it was wrong. it was very much so wrong, and i just feel like hopefully with the verdict that we gave, she feels and she has some type of closure. >> as you heard there, the juror says she hopes the verdict gives the accuser