cadden declined to be interviewed.his lawyer told us that cadden is saddened by all of this, but does not know how the drug was contaminated. n.e.c.c. has gone into bankruptcy, and we noticed in the court papers that cadden and his partners withdrew $16 million from the company over the last year, some of it as people were beginning to die. >> cbs money watch update sponszered by: cliewb. >> good evening. the dow opens tomorrow at a record high, up 120% since bottoming out in march 2009. the fed says americans have regained the $16 trillion in wealth wiped out during the great recession. and gas averages $3.70 a dwhroon after dipping 5 cents last week. i'm jeff glor, cbs news. >> o'donnell sheryl sandberg is the chief operating officer of the social networking giant facebook, but that's not what's putting her in the headlines. she's decided to jump headfirst into one of most hotly debated and intensely personal issues out there, women in the workplace. in a new book that has already touched a nerve, sandberg proposes a

cadden declined to be interviewed for our story. today, his lawyer told us cadden does not know how the contamination happened. the state of massachusetts examined n.e.c.c.'s lab in 2011 and found it satisfactory, but tomorrow on this broadcast another company insider will tell us how n.e.c.c. concealed its true operations from inspectors. we'll have our full investigation for you on "60 minutes" this sunday at 7:00 6:00 central time. the winter storm that hit the midwest and mid-atlantic states is now bringing rain, snow, and high winds to the northeast tonight. yesterday, parts of virginia got as much as 20 inches of snow. at last word, more than 100,000 homes and businesses were still without power. further north, giant waves and 50-mile-an-hour wind gusts have been battering the coast. jim axelrod is in massachusetts. >> reporter: the wind and waves are battering coastal towns from rhode island to maine and pushing water into the harbors. rick judge is the fire chief in situate. >> it seems with each tide is a little more intens

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