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carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> the u.s. military has shifted to an all underwater search for pieces of the chinese spy balloon that was shot down. officials say navy and coast guard personnel have collected all the remnants they could that were floating on the surface. an american fighter jet shot the balloon down on saturday off the coast of south carolina after it floated over the u.s. for several days. sources tell cbs news that some of the debris has been sent to an fbi lab for analysis. >>> and officials say they do not know when people living near the site of a train derailment on the ohio/pennsylvania border will be allowed to return home. evacuations were ordered after dozens of freight cars including ten carrying hazardous materials derailed friday in a fiery wreck. contractors continued to release toxic chemicals from the crash site yesterday, and officials say they are monitoring the air and water for contamination. >>> well, coming up, miraculous escape. how two pilots were able to survive a plane crash in austr

here is cbs' carter evans. >> lebron james, a shot at history, and there it is!> reporter: a remarkable feat for the kid from akron. >> lebron stands alone! >> reporter: overwhelmed with emotion, lebron james thanked his family and fans. >> i would never, ever in a million years dreamt this even better than what it is tonight. >> looking for james, he's got it. >> reporter: the crowd went wild as lebanon sunk basket after basket. >> lebron fires a three. >> reporter: to beat the record held for 43 years set by kareem abdul-jabbar. there to watch it all. >> he had talent and class and determination. >> reporter: james wasn't even born when jabbar broke wilt chamberlain's previous record in 1984. today he congratulated the new record holder, writing "when one person climbs higher than the last person, we all feel like we're capable of being more." . >> everybody for king james. >> reporter: after the nba, the nba celebrated with his closest confidante. negative, one man comes through life by walking the journey alone. >> reporter: it's a journey that continues with

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>> norah: carter evans, thank you.east, let's bring a mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> reporter: norah, good evening. it is a powerhouse storm that is hitting us in california right now, bringing everything, including significant snow pier for you take a look at the highest elevations come another 4-5 feet, winds gusting over 62 miles an hour, blizzard conditions at times, even in the southern cal 40 mountains. than a lot of rain and the forecast, as well. another 3-5 inches in the coastal valley, could lead to substantial flooding. let me break it down for you specifically, california, spiraling low here, probably does not give up heavy rain and snow until sometime late on saturday and then watch for another system to approach on sunday in northern california. all of this energy works its way to the middle of the country, by sunday's producing severe weather commingling a chance of tornadoes come on then, norah, the midwest and northeast, and another snowstorm on the way. >>

carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> norah: and he has put in the work. congratulations.rah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >>> as you heard from nora, the search for survivors continues in turkey and syria where the difficulty continues to climb after monday's devastating earthquake. in the bay area a woman is on a mission to help those quake victims who lost everything. how she is trying to make sure critical supplies get where they are needed the most, and nothing is letting her down. >> i always wanted to call and ask if this would be an option. >> you talk them into it? >> i did. >> might one-on-one interview today with oakland police chief armstrong as he continues to fight for his job. how he is defending himself as we learn more about the report that sidelined him. >> it was shocking to me, to be quite honest. shocking that someone would do an investigation like this, that, in my opinion was so biased. >>> a popular massage chain facing a lawsuit after allegations that more than 20 women were assaulted by an employee. >>> this is cbs news bay area, with juliette goodri

carter evans, thank you so much. now to that smoldering, toxic scene in ohio.ties there say the danger from that train derailment near the ohio-pennsylvania border is far from over, and there is no timeline for when it will be safe for residents to return home. cbs's roxana saberi is there. >> reporter: tonight, there is fear and frustration for thousands who remain blocked from their homes, not knowing when it will be safe to return. >> we are not hearing anything. and that is part of the confusion. there hasn't been good lines of communication. >> reporter: four days after a train carrying dangerous chemicals derailed, releasing toxic fumes near the ohio-pennsylvania border. officials say they continue to monitor the air and water in the one-by-two-mile evacuation zone. but in a tense afternoon briefing, they offered few details about the possible dangers that remain. >> i want nothing more than to get my residents back home. i am not an expert. subject matter expert on that. i am a fireman. i put fires out. all right? we are done with questions. thank you ve

norah. >> norah: carter evans, thank you very much.re's also some tragic news tonight from fort pierce, florida, or an 85-year-old woman was killed in a rare alligator attack. here is cbs's lilia luciano. >> tied down and subdued, this 10-foot alligator was captured after its deadly attack in fort pierce today. near her home in a retirement community this afternoon, and 85-year-old woman was walking her dog along the water's edge. horrified neighbor say the alligator suddenly sprung from the water and dragged her back under. the florida fish and wildlife conservation is now investigating but says alligators seldom bite people and fatalities are rare. over the past ten years, the state has averaged eight unprovoked bites requiring medical attention per year. still, last june, a man near myrtle beach south caroline was killed after an alligator dragged him into a retention pond, the first deadly attack in the state since 2020. lilia luciano, cbs news, new york. >> norah: mardi gras celebrations in new orleans took a terrifying turn sunda

cbs's carter evans, thank you so much.ng to the war in ukraine, officials there say russia is assembling more troops as it prepares for a new military offensive tied to the war's one-year anniversary. russia has been relying on mercenary soldiers from the notorious wagner group. cbs's debora patta spoke to one member in a exclusive interview. >> reporter: a hired gun no longer calling the shots. we met wagner mercenary vlad being held by ukrainian military intelligence. the murky kremlin-backed paramilitary group has been leading the charge in the bloody battle for bakhmut, bolstered by convicts recruited from russian penal colonies. vlad said he'd already served over half of a three-year jail term when he accepted a devil's deal fighting in ukraine for freedom and cash. >> interpreter: wagner is like a meat grinder. they don't care if you return home. >> reporter: he was pitted against ukrainian tanks with little more than a rifle. >> interpreter: our brothers were getting killed in huge numbers. there were mountains of b

carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> norah: and he has put in the work. congratulations.donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >> judge judy: when did you stop getting along? >> announcer: neighbors who wish they weren't... >> i got out, walked to my gate, spread it about like this, and he jumped me. >> judge judy: from behind. >> he snuck up like a quiet rat. i knew i was dealing with a sick individual who i felt was a psychopath. >> judge judy: you lost it. you came up to him, and you punched him. >> what he did is he tried to hit me. he tried to kill me. he also swung an axe at me before that. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution curtis levine is suing his neighbor, daniel silva, for assaulting him in his driveway. >> byrd: order. all rise. this is case number 305 on the calendar in the matter of levine vs. silva. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ladies, have a seat. >> jud

carter evans, thank you so much. now to that smoldering, toxic scene in ohio.ties there say the danger from that train derailment near the ohio-pennsylvania border is far from over, and there is no timeline for when it will be safe for residents to return home. cbs's roxana saberi is there. >> reporter: tonight, there is fear and frustration for thousands who remain blocked from their homes, not knowing when it will be safe to return. >> we are not hearing anything. and that is part of the confusion. that hasn't been good lines of communication. >> reporter: four days after a train carrying dangerous chemicals derailed, releasing toxic fumes near the ohio-pennsylvania border. officials say they continue to monitor the air and water in the one by two-mile evacuation zone. but an intense afternoon briefing, they offered field details about the possible dangers that remained. >> i want nothing more than to give my residence back home. i am not an expert. i am not an expert on that. i am a fireman. i put flyers out. all right? we are done with questions. thank you

carter evans, thank you so much. >>> now to that smoldering, toxic scene in ohio. there's no timeline for when it will be safe for residents to return home. cbs's roxana saberi is there. >> reporter: tonight there is fear and frustration for thousands who remain blocked from their homes, not knowing when it will be safe to return. >> we're not hearing anything, and that's part of the confusion. there hasn't been good lines of communication. >> reporter: four days after a train carrying dangerous chemicals derailed, releasing toxic fumes near the ohio/pennsylvania border, officials say they continue to monitor the air and water in the one by two mile evacuation zone. but in a tense afternoon briefing, they offered few details about the possible dangers that remain. >> i want nothing more than to get my residents back home. i'm not an expert, subject matter expert on that. i'm a fireman. i put fires out, all right? we're done with questions. thank you very much. >> reporter: this afternoon, crews were carefully removing the damaged cars one day after authorities carr

carter evans reporting from the middle of i-5 -- >> reporter: right now, the road to shut down and it is normally one of the state's biggest arteries. >> reporter: slick conditions were a danger to drivers who did hit the roads. the snow and heavy rain left 100,000 californians without power. >> the house is really, really cold. >> reporter: tough weather stretched into oregon. they saw nearly 8 foot of snow this week. and in the midwest, they saw a storm that cut power to nearly 700,000 people in michigan and froze parts of minnesota. unless you had a sled. so many across the country making the most of the winter blast. bradley blackburn, cbs news. >>> switching gears, people gathered last night in the orlando area to honor three people who were killed last week. students and staff set up a memorial for dylan lyons, a former student who went on to be a television reporter. he was killed by gunfire when reporting on a shooting that happened in the same location just a few hours earlier in the day. a church in orlando hosted a vigil for all three of the victims, including a 38-year- ol

carter evans explains. >> welcome to the party, pal!n actor bruce willis could seemingly do it all, playing everything from the tough-talking hero in "die hard." >> yippee ki-yay, [ bleep ]. >> reporter: to the sensitive psychologist in "the sixth sense." >> how often do you see them? >> reporter: but now hitz family says he's taking on a new role, saying if he could willis would want to bring global attention to others dealing with his debilitatinge ing disease. they say the 67-year-old has been diagnosed with front o'temporal dementia. it's a disorder affecting between 50,000 and 60,000 people in the u.s., likely to affect one's personality, behavior, language and movement. there are no approved treatments and there is no cure. >> it's the family feud! >> reporter: bruce willis has graced our screens for decades, gaining fame on television in the late '80s. >> i'll give you three seconds to shut this bomb down. then i'm going to make you shoot me. >> reporter: before becoming one of the most successul and bankable movie stars of the '

carter as believers. and gave me a sense that that is what they are leaning on at this difficult time, jim. their faith. >> they call him mr. jimmy there, evanstill ahead, we now know the u.s. gave russia a heads up about president biden's surprise visit to ukraine, known as deconfliction to help ensure his safety there. what is vladimir putin's reaction to this trip? we'll go live to moscow next. >> putin thought ukraine was weak and the west was divided. as you know, mr. president, i said to you in the beginning, he is counting on us not sticking together. he thought he could outlast us. i don't think he's thinking that right now. ♪ meatballs wiwith marinara and pepperoni. i get asked so many times s - whwho's the boss? if you get the boss you are the boss. try subway's tastiest menu upgrade yet. [♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help mage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. landsea. air. the mercedes-benz three-poted star was designed to symb