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>> marlie hall here in new york. thank you, marlie. >>> crimea says they would declare themselves an independent state and that could defuse a standoff with the west. then there would be no need for russia to control. he's scheduled to meet with president obama today. he wants the west to defend ukraine against russia. last night the house of representatives overwhelmingly passed a resolution condemning the russian military intervention. it also called for deployment of the internationals in crimea. >>> there's ten days left until spring but this morning another massive winter storm system is moving through the midwest to new england. heavy wet snow is possible in iowa to western new york. up to a foot of snow is likely in indiana, ohio, and michigan. western new york and parts of maine could see up to 2 feet, and it's already showing in chicago where up to 8 inches of heavy snow is predicted along with near blizzard conditions. wind gusts of up to 40 miles per hour are expected through this morning. the winter -- th

i'm marlie hall in for anne-marie green. it was 12 days ago that malaysia airline flight 370 vanished in midair with 239 people on board. thailand says it saw something on radar that may have been the plane. it's generally believed now that the plane's path was deliberately altered from the cockpit, but it's not clear by whom. the search spans an area from central asia to the indian ocean, but this morning, there's more speculation than hard evidence. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, marlie. yeah, nearly two weeks later and there are still many more theories out there than facts. today there are questions surrounding the radar data and specifically why thai officials waited ten days to turn the information over. thailand's military says its radar detected signals from an unidentified plane flying toward the malacca strait shortly after flight 370's transponder signal went down. they didn't report it because it wasn't requested. the u.s. is among a dozen nations covering a giant arc about

>> marlie hall here in new york. thank you, marlie. >>> this morning the latest winter storm is moving across new england before winding down. winter storm warnings are posted and some areas could see blizzard-like conditions. the storm left heavy snow in northern new england and upstate new york after moving in from the upper midwest. as the storm swept through ohio, it caused a major pileup on the hollywood turnpike between toledo and cleveland. the pileup involved some 50 vehicles. at least three people were killed. the accident stretched over two miles of roadway. emergency workers had trouble reaching victims because of the snowy conditions. >>> and more than 41,000 customers lost power in northern virginia. powerful winds knocked a tree into this house. thousands of homes and businesses also lost power in illinois and indiana. >>> israel launched air strikes into gaza overnight. they were in retaliation for dozens of rockets fired by militants into israel wednesday. the barrage sent civilians scrambling into bo

i'm marlie hall in for anne-marie green. there is a growing sense this morning that whatever happened to the missing malaysia airlines jet it was a deliberating at. nearly a week into the search, there's still no sign of the plane, but u.s. officials say they don't believe flight 370 crashed immediately after it disappeared from radar last saturday. there are strong indications it flew for hours. so the search area is officials are declining to say. right now they're declining to give the path that they show. >>> a florida-bound flight turned terrifying thursday when the pilot aborted the takeoff. the jet was about to lift off when the tire blew and the nose gear collapsed. there were no injuries though two passengers requested medical attention as todd quinones reports -- >> reporter: video captured the chaotic moments as passengers used the inflatable chutes to get off the flight. the 41 passengers and flight on board were bound for ft. lauderdale, florida, when the tire of the front landing blew and the pilots aboarding t

i'm marlie hall. ,, griego.time is 4-- here's meteorologist lawrence with check of weather. a man came within a second >>> and so far so good on the east shore freeway. there's still some overnight road work powell to buchanan and the bay bridge toll plaza is very quiet there. >>> all right thank you. a man came within a second of getting himself killed. kpix 5's reporter boar boar shows -- andria borba shows us the newly released video. >> reporter: this is what the luckiest man in redwood city looks like. caltrain released this surveillance video of the near miss at the ledwood city stn.

. >>> cbs news' marlie hall reports crews are focusing on the waters off vietnam. >> reporter: vietnamese navy planes spotted what they think could be fragments from a missing malasian airline. had they have yet to locate the debris. >> reporter: experts are part of the team investigating. >> we will have a better idea of what happened once we are able to recover the cockpit recorder. >> reporter: the boeing 777 carrying 239 people was en route to beijing from malaysia's capitol stay when it vanished. they may have turned back to kuala lumpur without warning. up to four passengers with questionable identification were on board. >> we should be careful not to jump into conclusion. >> reporter: the families of chinese passengers on board are demanding answers and applying for visas and expedited passports to travel to where the doomed flight took off. marlie hall, cbs news. >> the 11-year-old jet was last inspected ten days before the disappearance and was found in proper continue. continuing coverage on the missing flight, we will have the latest information on our news rooms and also onli

marlie hall has our report. >> reporter: vietnamese navy planes spotted what they think could be fragments from a missing malaysian airliner in the sea off vietnam sunday. but officials from the country say they have yet to locate the debris. >> we have not found anything that appears to be an object from the aircraft let alone the aircraft. >> reporter: experts from china, the national transportation safety board, and faa are part of the team investigating. >> we will have a much better idea of what exactly happened once we're able to recover the cockpit voice recorder and the flight data recorder. >> reporter: the boeing 777 carrying 239 people was en route to beijing from malaysia's capital city saturday when it vanished. military radar suggests the pilots may have turned back toward kuala lumpur without warning. up to four passengers with questionable identification were on board, including two people who used stolen passports. >> but we cannot rule out terrorism at this time, but we should be careful not to jump to a conclusion. >> reporter: the families of chinese passengers on board

marlie hall is here in new york with the details. marlie, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. it's being called one of the most baffling miss stres in resent aviation history. the only thick we know for sure is so far there is no trace of malaysian airlines flight 370. malaysia's air force chief now denies reports that military radar showed flight 370 changed course and made it to the strait of malaka before disappearing, and that's giving way to more frustration and confusion. ma slay shann chinese officials held a meeting. they say they're not working hard enough or fast enough. dozens of ships including two u.s. navy destroyers are combing the seas around malaysia and vietnam. they're traveling in presight mary let lines looking for any sign of a plane. they say a water search is difficult. >> you've got to deal with current, visibility, things like winds and waves if the ocean acts up. >> the plane disappeared saturday on its way from kuala lumpur to beijing. they have to look at mechanical a fillure, hijacking, and sabota

marlie hall reports. >> reporter: flames engulfed a brownstone on boston's beacon street on wednesday afternoon. in the struggle to contain the nine-alarm blaze the fire department lost two of its own. >> these two heroes ran into a burning building, got people out of the building. >> officials say the fire started in the basement and spread upward, affecting nine units in the building. strong winds off the charles river and cold temperatures made it difficult to fight the flames. firefighters stood on the roof of an adjacent building trying to prevent the fire from spreading. >> in 30 years i have never seen a fire travel that fast. escalate that quickly, and escalate such havoc. >> reporter: the two firefightefirefighter s have been identified as firefighter michael kennedy and lieutenant eddie walsh. they were found in the basement. >> they weren't in the building for two or three minutes when they ordered mayday, they were trapped. >> that's what we do. we sacrifice our lives for the citizens of the city of boston. that's what michael kennedy -- firefighter michael kennedy and lie

[inaudible] the grand daughter marly [inaudible] who a is 3 years old. i can sit and talk about kim [inaudible] for a long time because i don't know if there are enough words [inaudible] san francisco has been enriched by you and i know you have not aul alreceived the recognition you deserve, but today at the supervisor for disrbt 9 it is my honor to recognize your accomplishment squz thank for making san francisco a better place. >> thank you so much supervisor comps. i have to tell you this is a pleasure to live in your district and i truly have no intention of moving anywhere else in san francisco if i can help it. i love district 9. it is a wonderful place to be. i mentioned our relationship start #d off rocky. i was a ang raparents coming to school board meeting and talking about the [inaudible] you were the attorney [inaudible] sometimes at 1 a.m. while my daughter slep in the back room in a uncomfortable chair. i kept coming and you all listened. then commissioner mar, one of the first elected officials that responded to my xum plaining e-mails. t

marlie hall cbs news new york. >> the ntsb is on the scene right now to find out the cause.nsible for investigating pipeline incidents and transportation accidents. >>> all of a sudden the car just like driving through like hit 10 people going like 70 miles per hour. >> scary moments at the south by southwest music festival in austin after an alleged drunk driver plowed through a crowd of people at midnight. two people were killed and as you can see, dozens were left injured on the street. police say a drunk driver trying to get away from officers drove his car through temporary barricades and into the crowd. that driver was arrested and faces several charges including murder. >>> developing news on the missing malaysia airlines plane. officials deny a report from the "wall street journal" that the plane kept flying after losing contact. the contradiction came after search crews failed to find any debris spotted in chinese satellite images. the report had said data transmitted from the engines indicates flight 370 may have stayed aloft for four hours after contact was lost.

marlie hall, cbs news. >>> bay area watch now. san leandro police have busted a huge marijuana growing operation. you're looking at more than $2 million in plants. the grow was inside a warehouse mccormick street and some of the pot was ready to be sold. investigators say they are lucky the grow operation didn't start a fire. they say the power to the building had been tampered with. two men have been arrested. >>> a bay area congressman is calling on the tesoro corporation to improve its worker safety program. monday, workers were exposed to highly corrosive sulfuric acid at the refinery in martinez. this is the second incident in the past 27 days. representative george miller of martinez says tesoro should reinstate its labor management safety program to prevent this from happening again. >>> it is 5:09. president obama declares a new national monument in northern california. still to come, why the declaration is so significant. >> also ahead, what's that up in the sky? a strange phenomenon ruffling feathers in an english villag

more now from cbs news correspondent marlie hall. >> reporter: moments on the ice after hockey player rich peverly suddenly collapsed on the bench during the first period bringing the game between the stars and the bluejackets to an immediate stop. >> it is pandemonium and panic. >> reporter: the 31-year-old forward suffered a cardiac event last night. >> we provided oxygen for him. we started an iv. we did chest compressions on him and defibrillated him. >> reporter: rich peverly regained consciousness and emergency crews transported him to a nearby hospital. >> if it wasn't for our doctors reacting so quickly and so efficiently, i could be standing here with a different story. >> reporter: the eight-year nhl veteran has a history of heart issues. before the start of the season, peverly had surgery to correct an irregular heartbeat. after his collapse, players, coaches and fans were in no mood for hockey. >> there's not one guy in the room that wants to play hockey right now. i'm not there to persuade them to play. i don't want to coach a time right now. >> it was securey. >> reporte

>> deputy city attorney marly byrne. because you have a negative declaration in front of you, the question for you is whether or not there is substantial evidence in the record before this body to support a fair argument that the project could result in significant environmental impacts. however, the question is what environmental impacts would the project as proposed result in. so, again, you're looking at substantial evidence not to support the project description which is what is proposed by the recreation and park commission, but rather to support whether there is a fair argument can be made supported by such substantial evident there will be an impact. >> so, if there is a fair argument to be made, even though it's a fair argument on the other side, what does that mean when you have two fair arguments? what's the implication of that? >> the question is whether you have substantial evidence. so, substantial evidence, c-e-q-a defines it as fact, expert opinion based on fact. other assertions based on fact, it all come

marlie hall has more. >>reporter: chinese family members prayed for their missing loved one as the search for marijuana -- malaysian flight 370 enters itse not giving up either. >> if this mystery is solvabling we will solve it. i don't want to under estimate now difficult it is. >>reporter: in the indian ocean, it's a race against time to find the flight recorders, which may explain what went wrong. a block box locater is on the way to the search area. batteries may only have a week's worth of power. military aircraft are part of the team searching for any sign of flight 370. >> the intensity of our search and magnitude of the operations increasing. >>reporter: there were sightings of possible debris over the weekend, but objects turned the out to be nothing more than trash. >> malaysia said the plan, which disappeared less than an hour into a flight was likely diverted deliberately. investigators haven't determine any motive among the passengers or crew members. >>> today north korea and south korea fire

i'm marlie hall in for anne-marie green.