wendy gillette for cbs news. >> the family is from south carolina and all three children are under the age of 10. >>> we got a traffic alert for the east bay to tell you about. an overturned truck is blocking three lanes of traffic on i-80. the trouble southbound lane stevenson boulevard. the backup extends to fremont boulevard. >>> facebook has agreed to delete all posts for illegal gun sales on its site under pressure from gun control advocates. social media giant says it will remove all reported posts that explicitly indicate a specific attempt to evade the law. a similar policy will also be applied to instagram, the company's photo sharing network. >>> california's lucky streak continues when it comes to the mega millions. three more winning tickets were purchased in the golden state and two right here in the bay area. all three winners matched five of the six numbers in last night's drawing. they get $420,000 each. the bay area tickets were purchased at a chevron on mount diablo boulevard in lafayette. >> oh. >> i know, and on pollard road in los gatos in a liquor store. the winne

wendy gillette for cbs news. >> the next step the u.s. navy will load equipment that can pick up pings from the plane's black boxes on to an australian naval ship and that ship will then leave from perth. >>> secretary of state john kerry arrived in paris today to meet with russia's foreign minister tomorrow. the two are expected to discuss a possible dip low missic solution to the crisis in ukraine. that's according to the state department. the meeting was arranged after a phone conversation between president obama and russian president vladimir putin. russia has tens of thousands of troops stationed along the ukrainian border following moscow's annexation of the crimean peninsula. >>> an alternative to statins may be on the horizon. the promising results from new drugs shown to greatly reduce cholesterol. >> a jaw-dropping one man's protest. >> we have a message as well in the weather department as we look live down the peninsula from the city. if you think today was dicey? wait until you hear about monday. forecast is coming up. ,,,,,,

mine, companies that rely on coal are feeling the ripple effect, like l and h industries in nearby gillette, wyoming, which make some of the big mining equipment. >> a lot of our customers are within 100 miles of us. so we're definitely seeing a resurgence. >> reporter: the coal business hasn't been like this in a long time, dealing instead with negative news like the massive coal spill in carolina in february, deadly mining accidents in west virginia, and the debate over climate change. >> the debate is settled. climate change is a fact. >> reporter: at this coal-fired power plant in gillette, considered state-of-the-art for environmental measures, they're worried proposed new carbon standards could put them out of business. >> so this facility would be obsolete. >> yeah. it's three years old. there's no technology out there currently available for the market to remove co2 on a coal-fired power plant. >> reporter: but even some locals in coal country are concerned about the impact on the land and the groundwater. >> part of being a good neighbor of the coal mine is making sure the environm

wendy gillette for cbs news. >>> let's get a check on the weather. a little bit of fog outside. >> yeah, some clouds returned so the temperatures will cool down a little bit but this weekend, i'm telling you, this is going to be some kind of weekend! lots of sunshine coming our way. but we are starting out with some low clouds and fog today and that is sweeping onshore into the bay and some of the valleys. you see that approaching cold front too. so we'll see a couple of high clouds drifting overhead, as well. still, we're going to squeeze in lots of sunshine in the afternoon, mid-70s in the valleys. couple of patches of fog toward the coastline a little cooler overall. clouds standing out over the bay now. the temperatures running in the 40s and the 50s. but by this afternoon, becoming mostly sunny and a lot of that fog is going to disappear even along the coastline. let's plan on 70s. maybe 73 degrees in san jose. 71 in oakland. about 69 degrees in san francisco. more on that weekend forecast in a minute. right now let's check the roads with elizab

gillette and his neighbors all come from southern syria. it's where the revolution started with anti-government protests exactly three years ago. they didn't expect it to turn out like this. >> translator: we thought it would left a month or two, the maximum a year. but it continues to now. >> translator: we went to the streets calling for freedom. but the syrian government responded with bullets. >> reporter: after the conflict escalated into a full-scale civil war, refugees began flooding out of the country. there are now about 100,000 syrians living here at the camp. very quickly, it's grown to the size of the fourth biggest city in jordan. >> many refugees rigged up their own electricity. some have running water and toilets. as children settle into schools here, aid work others are being forced to look to the longer term. >> the conflict is not going to go away so easily. it's becoming more brutal. >> but for few refugees, enough is enough. every day buses from the camp take dozens of people to the board so they can cross back into syri

. >> as wendy gillette authorities are now certain the plane disappearance was a deliberate act. but they're no closer to figuring out where it is. >> reporter: the search of land and water for the missing jetliner is beginning to take shape this morning. usa's prime minister says he send a request from ma laboria to take charge of searching the southern indian ocean where the plane may have disappeared. >> all of our agencies that could possibly help in this area are scouring their data to see if there's anything they can add to the understanding of this mystery. >> reporter: the southern area is one of two potential routes officials believe the jet may have taken based on satellite data. the other stretches north over several countries. >> assets are being deployed. operations have begun. >> reporter: investigators now say they don't know if one of flight 370's two communication systems was turned off before or after the last exchange between pilot and air traffic control. officials also say they believe the co-pilot was the one who said "all right, good night" before the jet v

. >> cbs reporter wendy gillette on all the fun down in los angeles. >> the band played as the stars arrived at the governor's ball for the big night. champagne was slowing and rows of mouth-watering desserts and the winners could get names engraved on their new best friend, oscar. >> it's perfect. >> reporter: stars like angelina jolie with brad pitt in tow were anxious to get inside. though many like best actor winner matt mcconaughey, he spoke about how lucky he felt to be part of dallas buyers club. >> it got turned down 137 times. and then it came across my desk. >> reporter: best actress winner cate blanchett for her role in blue jasmine ended her ball but started with a massage. >> the morning was pummeled by colby beef. >> reporter: many celebrated 12 years a slave, best picture winner. >> very happy for lupita. >> reporter: couldn't hide her excitement after the supporting actress win. >> i can't believe this is in my hand. i can't believe this is real life. >> reporter: for at least one night, real life was more like a fantasy as hollywood toasted success. >> in the bay are

cbs news correspondent wendy gillette reports the president for russia is shrugging off sanctions levied by the west. >> reporter: rush president putin received a standing ovation from parliament this morning. before telling members that crimea should return to its rightful state as a part of russia. hours earlier he approved a draft bilk set railing the process to -- accelerating the process following sunday's referendum. some lawmakers say crimea could become part of russia by the end of the week. putin is brushing off sanctions levied by the u.s. and the european union. >> we are imposing sanctions on specific individuals responsible for undermining the sovereignty and territorial integrity and government of ukraine. >> reporter: hours after president obama announced the expanded sanctions, the kremlin recognized crimea as an independent country. the white house warned of further consequences. >> there will be additional costs imposed on russia if russia does not change direction here when it comes to how it's handling the situation in ukraine. >> reporter: the vote in a region domina

gillette is groups did this bag wrappers, to perform >> : we have a little bit of everything with theace and the spectators comes officers will be set up in high numbers with the start and finish line in snow park. i think we have some great things in place that will show the world we are ready and it certainly put thought into possibility of any mishaps. and this very see some of the setup that is underway and health instead as expo which happens saturday morning at the marriott city center in oakland. that phrase is sunday morning. allied >> : 57 d disappeared during a scheduled route to beijing underwater surveillance equipment to search for missing planned. >> : cs wide distances are long. >> : accessible spot you can imagine on the face of the earth as comparable to flights from the bay area to albuquerque then discovering an area as big as the entire state of new mexico for object the size of a semi tractor trailer. six planes are taking part in today's surge with ships and more aircraft on their way from china and japan and the west. westerly as prime minister but image from fi

adam: shares of gillette packard, the company claims to have solved the two biggest problems with 3dnters. to tell us more about this. cheryl: meg whitman was giving away the sector space. and the company of salt was speed and quality. is ice melts. and the quality of the product was coming out of the 3d printers, low-quality. 3d printing stocks, 30% for example, 3d down 20%. look at that they are in the red. an exciting announcement, and watch for us in june, we may be coming out with an announcement in june saying hp will get into 3d in a big way. and they're looking at this base intensely. cheryl: 3d printing -- >> we talked to wall street analyst. the speed for which it takes to print 3d printing slow. this is so important to watch we are going to target the business market. it is sort of like going to fedex office to drop off as a consumer something for fedex to ship. that is what they're looking at. the problem with h p and this is what wall street analysts were saying, watch out for this. hp has $18 billion in long-term debt in the balance sheet. $16 billion in cash. and a mov

the dry fork power station in gillette, wyoming, is practically brand-new.cost around $1.3 billion, roughly a quarter of that to protect the environment. this plant is state of the art. it uses a fraction of the water of the traditional power plant and all that's recycled. it has the latest scrubbing technology, and you can see, it's spotless. >> reporter: this, the industry says, is clean coal in action. but the obama administration says, have been plants like this are contributing to climate change. the epa has proposed carbon cutting rules for new plants, that are so strict, dry fork would not qualify. a draft rule for existing plants is due out in june, and manager tom stalka is nervous. >> if that rule would be at the same level as for new sources or new power plants, we couldn't do it. >> so this facility would be obsolete? >> yeah. >> it's three years old. >> he says dry fork should be a shining example. >> if we do it right, it can be done and it can be environmentally friendly at the same time. >> reporter: but even here in coal country, environment

we certainly had once they are on the bay area that gillette look. >> : installed the weekend ahead asright. >> : so these guys want temperatures this weekend action warmer than what we saw today. today we were down several degrees after yesterday's ratings. addressees we did hit to indianapolis that 75 in livermore. >> : 70 in oakland 72 in sunnyvale this afternoon. 68 in fremont 68 in san francisco with low 60s and daly city in half moon bay. temperatures were down several degrees to that and what we saw yesterday. six degrees cooler in san jose 8 degrees and colorants and a tepid four degrees cooler in san francisco. an aide to reason richmond. the in a warmup it back up as a hit until weekend several degrees warmer tomorrow back in the upper '70's. for much of the bay area for the sale of '60s the coastline. as we have in the sunday it will be warmer in some spots we will see more low 80s are on the bay area. look at more the temperature is an exciting forecast for changes next week coming up. developing story there isn't much data about how sunday's vote for you crane clammy appea

do you use a mock three or do you still use the gillette sensor? ae mach 3 better shave because it has more blades. >> glad we learned that. time to look at the stories we are tracking ahead of monday's open. we are always happy to have jeff with us. i'm going to be talking about walmart. blame it on the weather or try to take advantage of it. walmart is having a weeklong sale of the 260% off outdoor items like lawnmowers and bags of mulch. restorelooking to patios and gardens battered by the severe winter weather. they do not usually discount merchandise or early embassies and although we have seen home depot and lowe's do this type of thing. this is not clearance stuff. this is new stuff they are bringing in that they are trying to get people excited about. people in the stores will buy other stuff and give them a boost after this hard, long winter. >> the bad news is you have to pay to store this stuff. >> it depends on where you are. >> in south dakota we still have snow. >> in south dakota, you have a garage. >> we have a couple walmarts. i wa

i spent an enormous amount of time with all of the gillette -- all of the deputy solicitors , who had just incredible experience. each of them has done 75 or 100 oral arguments themselves. and with some of the assistance as well, to talk about -- with s as of the assistant well, to talk about what they had done in court and to talk about each case in particular. when you go into something that is new to you, just reaching out to all of these new people, who know a lot better what is afraid tond not being say, i you know, help me, is a really important thing. >> before you became a justice of the court, did you talk to other justices? unique job. how do you prepare for it? >> a little bit less so, actually. one of the things that struck me was that when i got on the court , i was struck by the fact that all of my colleagues were like, now you are just one of us. in some ways, the court is very seniority focused where we do everything in order of seniority, but in some ways from the day you get on, everybody assumes, hey, you know is much as i know. it's actually a really lovely part of

one of them said she was, quote, over gillette that mamia abu jamal's death sentence was suspended butthat he would not have a new trial and could not be set free. the other ldf lawyer described mamia abu jamal as one of the, quote, people who are innocent but will continue to be put to death in america. another event in new york city that same year, lawyer working for mr adegbile gushed, quote, is absolutely my honor to represent mamia abu jamal. she continued, quote, there is no question in my mind there is no question in the mind of anyone at the legal defense fund that the justice system has completely and utterly failed mamia abu jamal and failure has everything to do with race. mr. president, i agreed that the justice system has failed but it has failed officer daniel faulkner and his family. no one understands this story of injustice better than officer daniel faulkner's will, maureen faulkner pleaded , maureen faulkner pleadeddow , maureen faulkner pleaded, mauren faulkner pleaded with the senate judiciary committee for a chance to testify before the committee as they were voti