. >> midterms, julianna goldman on what president obama's campaigning and he asked nancy cordes if it could be a landslide for republicans. >> as one town waits to see where the lava goes, carter evans shows us another neighborhood in hawaii that already has been consumed. >> number 22! ( cheers and applause ) >> glor: and a gravely ill basketball college player gets her wish, in front of 10,000 fans. cbs captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, i am jeff glor and winter is bitter cold for tens of millions up and down the east coast, extreme wind in many spots, unusual snowfall totals for some. here is a look from space tonight, the weather map of half the country is a mess, in caribou, maine, they are expecting 14 inches of snow, in boston, the winds gusted up to 50 miles per hour, and in jacksonville, florida, they expect to hit a low of 41 degrees tonight. jerika duncan has more. jerika duncan has more. >> the coastal storm up the northeast brought up to a foot of snow? bangor, maine, 60 miles per hour wind gusts whipped across this nearly

>> jeff: julianna goldman, thank you very much. up next here, the zombie debt that even bankruptcy can't erase. >> americans are filing for bankruptcy at the lowest rate since 2007. but tens of thousands of people are still being haunted by something called zombie debt. here to discuss is cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger. it sounds scary. what is zombie debt? >> it is debt that simply will not die. so think about this. let's say your credit card is stolen. someone runs up a tab. you don't have to pay for it, but somehow this debt remain as live in the debt collection universe. or in a bankruptcy, a judge can release you from paying the debt, but some of those debts are coming back and haunting people years later, showing up at debt collection agencies and on their credit reports. >> so why is this happening? >>. >> this is big business, i have to say. banks are selling old debts to collection agencies, collection agencies are hoping you pay for testimony. the problem seems to be that a lot of people, even though there is

details and analysis from julianna goldman and juan zarate. a rl incident killed chemical workers outside houston. when will the unusual cold temperatures end? ♪ >> and three decades later, rm recreate a charity hit of the past. knowledge ♪ >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. the white house confirmedthis afternoon what i.s.i.s, held last october, be kassig becomes the fifth western hostage beheaded by i.s.i.s. two other americans and two from britain were previously killed. the newest video however is much different than before. we have two reports tonight beginning with julianna goldman. >> this is peter edward kassig. a u.s. citizen of your country. >>reporter: like previous videos, this features jihadi john. but kassig was not kneeling this a orange jump suit and did not make a statement. shows i.s.i.s. soldiers executing syrian officers, there wasn't an additional western hostage at the end. susan rice briefed president obama on the video board ifers ah 1. the parent

details and analysis from julianna goldman and juan zarate. the investigation into a chemical spill that killed four workers outside houston. a storm system will spread snow from new mexico to new york. when will the unusual cold temperatures end? >> ♪ bring peace and joy this christmas... ♪ to west africa! >> glor: and three decades later, stars of the present recreate a charity hit of the past. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. this is our western edition of the broadcast. the white house confirmed this afternoon, what isis claimed this morning, american peter kissig has been executed. kassig who was just 26-years-old had been held since last october, he becomes the fifth western hostage beheaded by isis. two other americans and two from britain were previously killed. the newest video, however is much different than before. we have two reports tonight beginning with julianna goldman. >> this is peter edward kassig. a u.s. citizen of your country. >> reporter: like previous

julianna goldman on the emotional family reunions. president obama gets to asia tonight. what he said to bob schieffer-- >> people want to see this city work. and they feel as if it is not working. >> glor: --and what he says is next. major garrett is in beijing. and walking the grand canyon without being able to see. barry petersen with a remarkable journey. >> this really is life one step s a time. captioning sponsored by cbs nsor this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, everyone, i am jeff glor. and much of the country is about to enter the icebox. here is one special dramatic example, kearney, nebraska hit a high of 71 degrees this afternoon, it will be in the low teens by tomorrow. over the course of the next week the coldest air since last winter arrives and frigid temperatures will stretch deep into the deep south. we are joined from boston by eric fischer. eric, what is happening? >> jeff, winter early and often is going to be a theme this year. frost is across the arctic and head to is south as we head to the week, down the rockies, well into texas,

. >> midterms, julianna goldman on what president obama's campaigning and he asked nancy cordes if it be a landslide for republicans. >> as one town waits to see where the lava goes, carter evans shows us another neighborhood in hawaii that already has been consumed. >> number 22! ( cheers and applause ) >> glor: and a gravely ill basketball college player gets her wish, in front of 10,000 fans. cbs captioning sponsored by cbs

details and analysis from julianna goldman and juan zarate.stigation into a chemical spill that killed four workers outside houston. a storm system will spread snow from new mexico to new york. when will the unusual cold temperatures end? >> ♪ bring peace and joy this christmas... ♪ to west africa! >> glor: and three decades later, stars of the present recreate a charity hit of the past. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news."

julianna goldman, cbs news, washington. >>> the v.a. health care system is getting ready for the biggest of your haul in american history. bob mcdonnell told "60 minutes" he could fire over a thousand employees. he could change it today. it comes after long wait times of care at v.a. facilities. >>> and the main nurse at the center of the ebola quarantine fight is looking forward to returning to normal life. tonight marks the end of the 1 21-day incubation period. she said she will continue to speak out how health care works are treated upon their return from west africa. >>> a student who reported memory loss after drinking a punch at a frat party tested positive for a date rape drug. tests on another student have not been released. students said they became rapidly intoxicated at a party last month. the fraternity has been offended and one of the students also reported being sexually assaulted. >>> well, coming up on the laundry news, laundry pod warnings. they're blamed for putting hundreds of children in the hospital. >>> and shooti

julianna goldman on the emotional family reunions. president obama gets to asia tonight.hat he said to bob schieffer-- >> people want to see this city work. and they feel as if it is not working. >> glor: --and what he says is next. major garrett is in beijing. and walking the grand canyon without being able to see. barry petersen with a remarkable journey. >> this really is life one step s a time. captioning sponsored by cbs nsor this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, everyone, i am jeff glor. and much of the country is about

julianna goldman is there. >> it's called zombie-- jill schlesinger on the information that stays ont reports even after bankruptcies. an one of the smallest victims of washington state's wildfire season is getting a second chance. carter ef apps on cinder. -- there is the

>> julianna goldman in morgantown, west virginia. ks julianna. >>> the grantd jury is expected to decide soon possibly within days, whether ferguson missouri, police officer darren wilson will face criminal charges for the fatal shooting of unarmed teenager michael brown. newly released video shows him leaving the hospital shortly after the shooting. wilson has not been seen in public since the shooting. when the grand jury decision is made regarding officer wilson there are fears that sometimes violent protests that follow could happen again. mark strassmann reports from ferguson. >> reporter: antonio henley's barbershop is a snapshot of anxiety building in ferguson. business here is down 50% since the violent protests last august. along the way people worry more trouble is coming. >> the property owners came and told the people either we board up or our insurance company is not going to cover us. >> are you nervous for your community? >> most definitely. if the community doesn't get the answers they're looking for or justice, i don'

julianna goldman has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.n have come forward with their sexual asaumts on campus and it's left university of virginia questioning its tradition of honor. she's the survivor of an on-campus sexual assault. >> we have this honor system where we cotry. so if we leave our bookbag somewhere or laptop out, no one will steal it. but if we go into a party, greek or not we do not trust we're not going to be sexually asated. >> her friend who she identified as only jack can is at the center of an article published last week. it goes into graphic dation about an alleged gang rape when she was an 18-year-old. her friend said you have to remember where your loyalty lies she told the magazine. eventually she reported it. because she declined criminal charges, the university failed to take action. there was an outpouring. uva declined an on-line interview. president teresa sullivan has asked the police didn't to formally investigate it. she wrote, the wrong ss described in "rolling stone" are appalling and have caused all of

julianna goldman has more on that. good morning, julianna. >> good morning. with three days to go before midterm election it's all about turnout. president obama is trying to reach out. none are the battleground races that will determine control of the senate. president obama was all treats last night handing out candy. but for his fellow democrats sdemocrats, the scary part isn't the ghost or goblins but the election. he's making a final campaign swing to get his parties to the bowl, especially to female voters. >> we believe that america's stronger when women are stronger and equal participants in the economy. >> reporter: yesterday he was in rhode island. today he'll campaign in michigan and tomorrow he'll be rallying voters in connecticut and pennsylvania. states like louisiana and north carolina and colorado where incumbents have been trying to distance themselves from the unpopular president. >> millions of americans don't yet feel the benefits of a growing economy where it matters most, and that's in their own lives. you know there's still a lot of fol

juliaian jewel julianna goldman has more. >> the president says it wasn't driven by the political calendar but came from the iraqi government. administration officials say the additional troops and money are needed to expand the campaign against isis and to build on the military's efforts to strengthen the local fighters who have been battling the terror group. pentagon spokesman john kirby said u.s. troops will also establish new training sites across the country beyond the i rayky military facilities where the forces have been operating. >> the iraqis have reached abeyance. they have demonstrated the willingness to go after isil. so they've reached the point where they need additional help and guidance. >> u.s. officials insist nothing's changed but by authorizing another 1,500 personnel, the president is doubling the number of advisers in iraq who are training and equipping iraqi security kurdish forces. the price tag, $5.6 billion and he's asking congress to approve that before current funding runs out in december and before republicans take control of congress next year. president oba