i performed at the marsh. i know that i can't imagine performing with construction noises in the background and how very vital and important it is to let people know exactly whenever they are going to be living next to an active wonderful marvelous theatre. thank you. >> good evening, my name is clarence isaac. i have lived in san francisco for 30 years now. i have attended the marsh since it's been in san francisco. to me it's an extraordinarily great place. to me it was astonishing and belittle i -- brilliant on your part to come up with what is best for the community. the developer i'm sure has a lot of money in this and he has a vested interest. at the same tone he needs to understand the environment he's moving into and the neighborhood he's moving into and needs to accept the decision you made that is you must be a good neighbor and treat your neighbors in a way that is not going to perhaps affect their ability to survive. that's what this is all at stake. for that i thank you for taking efforts to make

marsh. we are not asking inform are any changes to the building regarding floors. we are trying to protect the art and artist and children and adults there. also i work in it and i need to hire a lot of techs and they can't afford to live here. the reason i'm saying this since it's all our problems, i witch the developers would see that since they are moving in we are going to be neighbors, the marsh can draw people to eat in their restaurant and hang out before a show and we need them to work with us. i hope you will support that. >> good evening. i'm john barbie resident in the adjacent neighborhood for 35 years. i would want to commend your earlier decision unanimous which i thought was very brave and correct. we think that from what we are able to determine at liberty hill neighborhood association. the units proposed are already small and overpriced and not very livable. it's a very strange way to address the housing probable for san francisco. the affordable units is one or two at the m

i absolutely love the marsh. i think they are a great institution and they serve the area so well and that's why you have so many people here from the marsh. i feel the developer has done a really great job of lifting up to help with the sound issue. the part where the developer hasn't -- the part that concern me greatly is the affordable housing question here. we could not afford to lose more housing in san francisco and it's still very hard to build housing that i really and treat you all to look very carefully to look at any decision that causes us to lose an entire floor. the street is full. i live right besides many buildings that are taller than what is being proposed very close to that development. i do not think it changes the liberty hill. in fact making the city more livable is a way to protect what the city already has rather than make the city less livable. i urge you to please continue this billion as it's designed at the height it's designed with the affordable housing it contains. thank you for you

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alphonso van marsh joins us from cho she, russia, with a last look at this year's winter games. good morning, alphonso. >> reporter: good morning, tanya. there are plenty of people here shopping the streets looking for discounts on medal merchandise. just as importantly or more importantly russian organizers are prepares for the paralympic games with 600 athletes from 44 nations and it seems that the #sochiproblems just won't go away. lots of tweets from olympians from sochi international airport saying they're suffering from cold temperatures inside, some general chaos, and long lines. but here in sochi, russia, last night, russian officials gave the spectators and athletes an amazing spectacular send-off. thousands watched and took part in the closing ceremony. it was a celebration of russian culture and history and and some organizers poked some fun at themselves. they re-enacted a gaffe when one olympic ring failed to open. the huge robot version of the sochi mascot shed a tear and it blew out the flame, and as those shows are over, the baton was passed on to the next host p

alphonso van marsh has our olympic round up. self-defense or murder? ( gun shots ) >> oh, my god, someone is shooting! >> axelrod: testimony today in the latest test of florida's stand your ground law. mark strassmann is following the case. an affordable care act surprise. carter evans talks to a mother whose daughter lost coverage at a top-ranked hospital. >> reporter: this is an approval letter for the coverage? >> yes. >> reporter: four days later this is a denial? >> exactly. >> axelrod: and going to the dogs, the mixed breed dogs. elaine quijano on the mutts who have finally gained a place at the westminster dog show. >> maybe their tails are a little off or maybe their eye color isn't right or whatever, but with agility, that doesn't matter. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." displim good evening, i'm jim axelrod and this is a western edition of the broadcast. >> the first day of competition is in the books at the 22nd olympic winter games in sochi, russia. while concerns about terror attacks and human rights have dominat

just after dawn in the marsh land south of the city, municipal workers made a gruesome discovery. they found the bodies of two young women at the emg of a dirt road about 120 feet apart. >> the first girl we came upon was nude except for shoes and bound and bloody. the second was bloody, nude. >> the victim's clothing was scattered near the bodies. the conat the present times of the purses was restaurant about the scene. they estimated they had been dead for les than six hours, making the time of death sometime around midnight. >> when you saw the first victim lying there, you could feel the anger that was carry out. at least i could. it was horrific. >> we were dealing with somebody who had zero regard for another human being. he was just mean and sorry was my first thought. >> the two women were 31-year-old dana fasil and kami kellerman. both worked as prostitutes. >> i believe my sister was a manic depressant and couldn't get the help she needed so she took towards drugs. she self-medicated herself. she got on the wrong drug and it took her. >> dana's story was similar. she had

>> alphonso van marsh in sochi.ot, alphonso snowboarder sage cause toscosted david letterman how he won. >> i tried a trick i never tried before and that put the nail in the coffin. >> is that the best way to win is do a trick you've never done it before? >> i don't always recommend it but it worked out for me. >> it was the first ever gold girn for slope snow stile at the olympics. when we return, sweating the s.a. tmts. new studies could determine the fate of standardized tests to get into college. now advanced teeth whitening is simple with the new colgate® optic white™ toothbrush plus whitening pen. just brush. use the built in whitening pen, then go. no waiting, no rinsing. its stay on formula penetrates to deeply whiten for whiter teeth in two days. looking great with a dazzling, white smile is now quick and easy every day with the new colgate® optic white™ toothbrush plus whitening pen. brush. whiten. go.™ [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healt

. >>> the victim found in the north carolina marsh had suffered a violent death. beaten, stabbed and her nude body left in the marsh in the cold of winter. but who was this person? >> her remains were laid out in the lab, and she was somebody i saw every day. every day i go in the lab, turn the lights on, work on another case or we hold a class in there. i would look over at her and often wonder how long it was going to take to get any kind of confirmation. >> investigators had a theory that the killer was local. >> it had to be someone who had some familiarity with that particular plot of land. >> and if the killer was local, the victim might be as well. so investigators searched missing persons reports for caucasian females living in a 50-mile radius who disappeared in the last 18 months. this yielded a number of possibilities, but the closest match was 31-year-old scarlett wood. she was unmarried and living at home so she could care for her mother who was suffering from liver cancer. on the night she disappeared, she told her mother she was going to a party wit

alphonso van marsh is in sochi with more.nso. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the best american alpine skier won another medal on sunday. he's the best not just in u.s. history but olympic history. in fact, bode miller is holding the record with five olympic medals. on sunday he won his sixth. he was one of two american medalists in the super-g. miller tied for the bronze at 36. he's the oldest alpine skier to win a medal. his teammate won also. the ware won gold in vancouver. the ice dancing competition concludes with a free dance later today. >>> and the usa wins to go on to the finals. phil kessel scores a hat trick. they win, 5-1, over slovenia. the victory comes one day after beat russia in the shoot-out. after sunday's event let's take a look at the medal count. the netherlands is in the lead with 17 medals. u.s. and russia are tied in second place for 16 and norway and canada are in third, each with 14 medals. anne-marie? >> listen. i heard you have some information about a very special medal some athletes will

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alphonso van marsh is in sochi with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. in fact, the security has been high here in sochi for months in the region, but now u.s. officials are warning of a new potential threat in the skies. as the olympic games get under way in sochi today, security officials are on alert for a new potential terrorist theft. the u.s. department of homeland security issued an advisory called a tear-line bulletin warning terrorists may have found a new way to smuggle explosives onto plane s using toothpaste or face care products. they could bring bomb parts and assemble an improvised device while the plane is in flight. the threat is aimed at russia and the olympics and the warning is for flights. security forces are everywhere in sochi. they have built a so-called ring of steel to protect the olympic venues and visitors. russian olympic president alexander zoo cough says we have taking all the necessary measures to ensure safety. this includes deploying more than 40,000 police and soldier

alfonso van marsh, cbs news sochi. >>> some developing news in iowa where a missing newborn is foundve. the baby was found in a tote bag near a gas station. he went missing from the wisconsin home yesterday. he is reportedly in good condition despite being left in frigid weather. a woman who claims to be the step-sister of the boy's mother has been taken into custody. >>> the latest jobs report is lifting wall street spirits right now. you can see the dow is up about 154 points. >>> 50 years ago the american music landscape changed forever. >> that's when the beatles landed on u.s. soil to perform on the ed sullivan show and check out the special marquee that went up at the ed sullivan theater in new york. it duplicates the one the night the beatles performed 50 years ago. sullivan ordered the staff to book the band after he saw a group of girls scream at them in london. 70million people watched it on february 9, 1964 but ringo says they didn't expect that reaction. >> no, we felt very especially secure because george harrison came to america in the summer and he was going into recor

>> alphonso van marsh in sochi, russia.u, alphonso. >>> on wednesday new york yankees shortstop derek jeter said he will retire after the upcoming season. he guided the yankees to five world series titles during that time. >>> and it looked like the number one basketball team was on the ropes. syracuse trailing pitt by one point with less than five seconds to play. the orange looking for one last shot by freshman tyler ennis. >> ennis, two seconds. he'll get a shot off. all the way. got it. he hit it! he hit the shot! syracuse wins it. >> ah, the buzzer beater gives syracuse the 58-56 victory. they improve to 24-0 on the season. >>> when we return, a legendary tv comedian miami. we remember sid caesar, a mass tev of sketch comedy influenced generations of performers. healtp lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® hearty oatmeal, softly baked with a drizzle of cinnamon. it's a soft take on a morning cl

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one of the most serious was a head-on crash on marsh creek road near clayton. the chp says the driver of a mazda sedan was speeding and lost control in the rain, slamming into an surf that was coming in the -- suv that was coming in the opposite direction. the mazda driver suffered major injuries. the people in the suv were okay. >> these type of accidents here in marsh creek are very common because people just don't realize that the roadway is wet and slippery with oil on the road. so we ask that you slow down. >> reporter: and the heavy rain and the flooding made life a bit difficult for this bicyclist we saw who tried to ride through this pool of standing water. [no audio] >> we just lost our connection with alex savidge. you can stay up to date with the latest weather conditions where you live with the new ktvu weather app. it's available for apple and android phones. >>> ambulance patients now being accepted at one south bay hospital after being turned away earlier. what caused an emergency room to thut down this morning -- shut down this morning. >>> and

alphonso van marsh in sochi. you very much, alphonso. >>> straight ahead, your wednesday morning weather and a mob bus. we'll take you on a police raid targeting suspected members of the mafia. targeting suspected members of the mafia. completely. s so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. really? is it the richness? it's like nothing i've ever felt before. what's the secret? i'm waiting. [ female announcer ] it's the noticeable difference it makes to your skin. dove body wash, a breakthrough formula with nourishing nutrium moisture and our gentlest cleansers ever. for the care you deserve. what do you think now? i can see a difference. love! [ female announcer ] discover the secret of dove. this is different. this is care. ♪ >>> he >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. it will be sunny in both new york and miami, but 27 degrees in new york today. chicago will be cloudy, 25 the high. dallas will be sunny, and sunny in

cnn's rene marsh is there, she's got the details for us. >> reporter: that's right, wolf.now, it is no secret that laguardia does need and upgrade. it has topped the list of america's worst airports. you know the saying, it is not what you say, it is how you say it. it seems like joe biden has done it yet again. vice president biden, known more as a train man, is taking on airports, specifically new york's laguardia. >> if i took you and blindfolded you and took you to laguardia airport in new york, you must think i must be in some third world country. i'm not joking. >> we just boarded our flight. we're headed to laguardia airport to see exactly what the vice president is talking about and find out what's going to be done about it. >> reporter: ken with friends of laguardia airport says biden is right. >> it's antiquated. the tile floors, as you can see, are filthy. they can never be cleaned properly. the moldings on the walls, just everything about it is just aesthetically ugly. >> reporter: even new york's governor admits an upgrade is long overdue. >> laguardia airport

alfonso van marsh, cbs news, sochi, russia. >> a california woman has her eye on a luge medal.ate hansen currently is in 10th place a little more than a second behind the leader. she was all smiles after finishing the first two runs and kate hopes a race day tradition pays off. >> she will be wearing her lucky shoes today worn since she was 15. they are tattered and torn. hopefully will give her luck in the finals. she likes to dance to beyonce for her prerace routine. that will get you going. after the second run kate is in 10th place in the women's singles luge. good luck. >>> 4:43. another winter blast where they least expect it. why the south is now bracing for today. >> and a staple of nearly every school child's lunchbox about to change . where kraft says it will start -- what kraft says it will start adding and eliminating from its cheese singles. tried to flee on a stolen bicycle. but a police >>> you have to check out this video out of sacramento. a wanted man tried to flee on a stolen bicycle but a police officer recognized the man and took him downright there! camera

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alphonso van marsh, cbs news, sochi, russia. >>> 4:43. and new bill in kansas would change the rules for spanking children. why supporters say it's crucial to push the measure through. >> and a u.s. olympic medalist will have to wait a little bit longer to make his return home to the united states. the good deed that now has him stuck in russia. when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> 4:45. a disturbing scene was caught on surveillance video in massachusetts. watch as a man comes up from behind and sucker punches another man knocking him to the ground. it happened last weekend on a busy street. the victim and his girlfriend both say the attacker seemed a bit off. police say the same guy attacked at least two other people on that same street saturday afternoon. and the suspect is still on the loose. >>> winter storm that pelted the midwest with snow is now in new york, new jersey, connecticut working its way up to new england. things should warm up after today though. meanwhile some parts of the country are dealing with a shortage of stree

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alfonso van marsh, cbs news, sochi, russia. >>> everybody should be anticipating 24-hour snow and ice event. >> it's 4:42. coming up, the crippling winter storm moving from the south now up to the northeast and this morning new england is bracing for more than a foot of snow. >> and that's a whole lot of money in that hole. the sinkhole that swallowed up some pricy pieces of history. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, without power in the south because of the snow storm. it's the same scene as two s ago...snappe >>> "snowmageddon" part 2 slamming the northeast. hundreds of thousands are without power in the south because of a snowstorm. two weeks ago it snapped power lines and icy freeways, turning into parking lots. cbs news reporter susan mcginnis reports from snowy washington, d.c. >> reporter: the crippling winter storm that pounded the south has moved north more than a foot of snow in the northeast today. >> we have already seen significant impacts from this storm. powerful nor'easters on the board this morning snow from boston to d.c. >> reporter: thousands of flights have been grounded and cancell

if we go to the video, this is marsh creek road near morgan territory in clayton.according to the chp, the driver of the mazda was going it way too fast for the conditions, when the driver slammed head on with an acura with two passengers inside. the chp says the driver of the mazda was taken to a nearby hospital with serious injuries while the other two passengers in the suv were not injured despite some pretty heavy damage in the front and the air bags were also deployed. according to the chp as well, one-way traffic control has been issued for the area. they've been out there for the past hour or so. it's unclear when they will have both lanes open at this time. as we take it back out here live, messy conditions from the rain and the wind. again, not just on the freeways but on the two-way highways as well. the chp has been saying all morning long, take it easy on the roadways as well. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. >>> 8:39. well, it took a while but the sierra ski resorts are finally getting the snow they've been looking for all se

will reskin angle one and upgrade hangers two and three from the airfield and water may be flowing on marsh have talked about it before but say it was billions of years ago. dark slopes appear and disappear season alley and we have been following that breaking news, former star shirley temple has died and we have more on how her familiar and they may ask them to cut back today. >>> they are looking at a commuters, a couple of hours and the big news, can we get some more rain in here and when. . >>> she died after a look back at her remarkable life. >>> police are looking for your help looking for two men who held up a convenience store, the unique approach these perspective robbers taking. >>> after an attack in san jose, why you customers may be on the hook. >>> despite the reason rain. they are not into it and they are all asked to cut back on water rules and, it is all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. . >>> good morning, shirley temple died in her home, she was 85 years old, tara moriarty will join us in just a few minutes at her legendary career, i am torii campbell, in for pam

>> rene marsh, thank you so much. stay warm. storm on the east coast may have found a way to ruin your weekend. mark murphy is a travel expert. mark, this is a holiday weekend where airports were already expected to be busier than usual. how many people nationwide are being impacted by these flight cancellations? >> right now it's 1.2 million and climbing. the number is going to go up because one flight is going to get canceled. right here in philadelphia it's right behind me. so stay tuned. there will be more cancellations. >> and how long do we expect this storm system to have an impact on your travel? >> well, if you were scheduled to get out of philadelphia, let's say today, you probably can't get rebooked until sunday or monday. bye-bye holiday weekend. you're not getting anywhere and then you'll be back at work on tuesday and that little bit of a vacation is going to be a thing of the past. it never happened. >> and even though it's just the east coast airports getting shut down, this will affect travel plans for people al

(sta: alphonso van marsh, cbs new sochi) (:31-:40) the night before the meteorite medals were supposed to be awardede international olympic commi shot down the bonus medal plans....saying they can one given out after the games a over. (stills of medal ceremonies, then teary eyed russian pairs gold medal fi skater male, crying on the stand) the i-o-c's medal ceremonies - with national anthems playing, and some athletes crying - are among games' most memorable momen medalliotheir silver and gold-coatedeal thing. (nat sound pop, then really, good memory of sochi icials say they respect the id that they'll send saturday'ls in the mail. alphonso van 7 >> the meteorite -- >> reporter: local officials say they respect the last-minute decision and will send the ten olympic champions their meteor medals in the mail. >> they're very cool but none of the usa will get any of those bonus medals >> that's because they didn't win at the time. >>> a church ceremony turns tragic right before the congregation. the pastor ended up dead just an hour after service >>> what seaworld wants the operators of t

working on the ship that, a great production designed of terry marsh designed. >> so the answer is soonwe have one more, can today's film audiences appreciate slapstick and screw ball comedies or a lost art? >> it is a lost art. i don't have time to say anything else. [laughter] you know, i don't know, it is coming back to the people. the three, we have three new great late night hosts. jimmy fallon, jimmy kimel and conan and they are there and encouraging great comedy, physical comedy and from that something wonderful will be born and come to us, you know, on the big screen, hopefully. >> mel, a lot of artists, including your son max decided not to go the traditional hollywood route, but you have navigated around that in working with the big studios and how did you pull that off? >> well, i lied to them. i told them things i never intended to do. i told them the budget. i told them i was always hiring clark gable and carol lombard and never did. what you do is go out to lunch with the heads of the studios and you pick up the tab and they are impressed and then buy a lot of the -- >> on

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working on the ship, a great production designer that terry marsh designed.t was fabulous. >> i think the answer was soon. one more from the producer:. . >> it's a lost art. i didn't have time to say anything else. i don't know, it comes back with the people. i mean, you know, the three - we have three new great late night hosts - jimmy fallon, jimmy kibel. conan o'brien, and all of them are there and literally encouraging great physical comedy. from that, something wonderful will be born and come to us, you know, on the big screen hopefully. a lot of artists, including son max. their art and craft will have to be compromised, you have carefully navigated around that in working with the big studios. how did you pull that off? >> i lied to them. i told them things i never intended to do. i told them what the budget would be and i would be over it. i was always higher than clark glaible and carol lombardi. i had don delou circumstances se instead. what you do is you go out to lunch with the heads of the studios, and pick up the tab and they are impressed and th

cnn's rene marsh is on the story. >> reporter: in a split second, without warning, united airlines flightwith more than 100 people on board was violently tossed in mid air. >> there was a lot of screaming and a lot of hollering and things like that going on. >> reporter: the incident, so jarring, passengers say one woman hit the ceiling so hard, it cracked the panel above her head. severe turbulence rattleden on board the flight from denver to billings, montana, forcing the captain to declare a medical emergency. on cnn's "new day" another passenger described what it was like on board. >> in a split second, we were tilting to the far right, and plunging. it was just instantaneous, everything that everybody had in their hands were flying through the air. people were screaming. there was a lady behind me that was yelling "my baby, my baby," so i can just assume she had an infant in her arms and let go of it. we didn't hear anything over the intercom. we spent probably the next ten minutes or so handing items back to each other. my cell phone and my tablet ended up a couple rows ahead of me.

. >> he says he reached down to get his cell phone, and when he looked back up, the car was in the marshooley is a crime and court reporter at the lufkin daily news. she and other journalists discovered when house purchased the 2006 bugatti for a little more than $1 million, he insured it for more than double that, $2.2 million. just three weeks after the policy goes into effect, the bugatti lands in the water. philadelphia indemnity insurance investigators are suspicious of house's claim. >> it went from, you know, the quote/unquote soggy bugatti to maybe something larger going on here with the insurance fraud. >> the insurance company notes that house put 1,200 miles on the car in just 3 weeks and he leaves the engine running for more than 15 minutes after the crash. causing unnecessary damage. but it's garza's video, widely circulated by the press and online, that becomes the linchpin of the insurance company's argument. when philadelphia indemnity reviews the footage, it claims house's story of the pelican rings false. >> there's the question that everyone wants to know. where is the

when farmers drained this marsh to try to grow more food, they not only damaged an important wetland ecosystem, they also had a significant impact three hours drive away in kigali, the capital city. the water that pours from the marshlands is a vital source of hydro power for rwanda's capital. as the wetlands began to dry out, power stations below couldn't generate enough electricity. the rwandan government rented diesel-powered generators to make up the shortfall. doctor rose mukankomeje took me to see them. >> so what is happening here is that those generators... we are renting them from this company, and we are being obliged to rent them, especially, when we degraded the wetlands and we lost 20 megawatts of electricity, and to run those machines we are paying 65,000 u.s. dollars a day. >> $65,000 a day, that's multimillions of dollars per year. >> yes, it millions of dollars and, as you must--might know, rwanda is not a rich country. some of that money has been borrowed from the bank, as from taxpayers. >> how does this affect the climate? >> of course, those machines, they run on

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we learned the area had been a glass land thousands of years ago then a marsh as sea levels rose. native americans lived along the shore line until ewe europeans settled here. the body is native american. i spoke with consulting archaeologist james allen by phone. >> they in turn will appoint a native american who will serve in the capacity most likely descendent. >> allen told me the most likely descendent will then determine whether to move the remains or leave them here. if left here, the transit center must provide public access. allen said his team plans to study the site the next few weeks to determine how and when this person lived and died. contractors say all of this will have no affect on construction. reporting live in san francisco, john fowler ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now. this isn't the first time an artifact has been found tat trans bay terminal site. in september of 2012, a crane operator found an 11,000-year-old mammoth tooth. to give you some perspective, it's about a foot long. it was donated to the california academy of sciences. the project has po

aviation correspondent rene marsh is running the numbers. they're ugly. rene joins us now. not good, rene. >> hi there, john. they are ugly. that's putting it mildly. nearly 6500 cancellations today, total delays more than 3500. and the hardest-hit airports, charlotte, atlanta, philadelphia and washington, d.c. so if you were at an airport or trying to get into an airport in the northeast, here's a snapshot of what was happening behind the scenes. mountains of thick, heavy snow was enough to completely stop air travel at some northeast airports like reagan national outside d.c. >> here's my problem right now. these are my two parallel taxiways. you can see that's snowe snow going right down the the middle. i can get you to land but i can't get you from the runways to the gate. >> the runways here at reagan national have been shut down for several hours as they try to clear the snow from the run waste. they have nearly two dozen pieces of equipment like this on the runways, trying to make it safe enough for planes to land. this black box right here is filled with cement. bec

alphonso van marsh is in sochi. with more.od morning, alphonso. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. >> reporter: good morning. the men's figure skating was supposed to be the closing act for historic yevgeny plyushchenko. but it ended before he started his program. plyushchenko injured his back in the warmups before the short program. after telling the judges he was withdrawing, plyushchenko waved to the crowd one last time and skated off to retirement. he was the only hopeful but he helped russia win gold in the team skating event earlier in the games. blue schenko retires with medals in four olympics. >>> meanwhile japan's skater soared to the top of the standings in the short program. he became the first skater to break the 100-point mark. tonight the 19-year-old will try to win gold in the free state. >>> three members of team usa made history. josh christensen took gold and he was joined on the podium by americans gus kenworthy. and nick goepper. it's the first time the americans have swept the games and the first sinc

the fighting on markets, on economic collapse, on the fact happen people can't move their livestock, marsh lands, they can't fish, and they are unable to hunt, and the results of that is 3.7 million people in acute need of a assistance. >> i suppose the big question is are you able to provide that? >> check >> vote counting starts in thailand for an election that's unlikely to solve the political crisis. >> this is al jazeera live from doha. >> also ahead - returning from his sick bed - ukrainon president viktor yanukovych is returning to work as a protestor flies out for treatment. >> humanitarian efforts about to get a boost - we are live in

alfonso van marsh, russia. >> the u.s. department says it will not change travel guidelines for americans going to the games but officials are advising americans to remain vigilant about security while in sochi. >>> crews are working round the clock to restore power to thousands left in the dark after yesterday's ice storm. right now fewer than 20,000 pepco customers in frederick county, maryland are waiting for their power to be restored. the utility says it could be days before everyone has service again. a shelter along -- with a hand full of warming centers will remain open for residents gldz the governor of pennsylvania has declared a state of emergency. more than 100,000 are still without power. >> reporter: this was a paralyzing storm that hit pennsylvania hard. power outages here are widespread. it could be four to six days before power is completely restored. robert caigle is a deputy director for chester county emergency management. he says the power outages today rival some of the worst storms in recent memory.

alphonso van marsh has our olympic round up. self-defense or murder? ( gun shots ) >> oh, my god, someone is shooting! >> axelrod: testimony today in the latest test of florida's stand your ground law. mark strassmann is following the case. an affordable care act surprise. carter evans talks to a mother whose daughter lost coverage at a top-ranked hospital. >> reporter: this is an approval letter for the coverage? >> yes. >> reporter: four days later this is a denial? >> exactly. >> axelrod: and going to the dogs, the mixed breed dogs. elaine quijano on the mutts who have finally gained a place at the westminster dog show. >> maybe their tails are a little off or maybe their eye color isn't right or whatever, but with agility, that doesn't matter. captioning sponsored by cbs

it's marsh. i want to talk about the jobs and the housing and the affordable housing program. you have on page three of your report with the transit impact development fee and all of which is instrumental in getting passed in this big struggle in the early 80s. they are getting credit for demolishing tdr. there is no way about this. look at this. office development pays $13.21 and they are getting credit for demolishing. for me it was the building. this was a t-shirt factually. but they get credit of that which is worth $11.07 from t idf and $17 credit for south linkage. if the planning department doesn't say, hey, they are losing pdr and we should consider whether they should get credit for demolishing pdr on transit fee and housing fee are not doing their job. why should i be their only one who reads these and telling you what this is. i'm telling you this is wrong. >> thank you. any further public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner antonini? >>commissioner michael j. antonini: i think this is a good project and think the office in this area shou

alfonso van marsh, cbs news, sochi. >> the united states is sending 230 athletes to compete in sochi. that is largest delegation in the history of the winter olympics. >>> clouds setting up where we're getting nice sunshine. but concern grows for ice tonight. freezing rain moving in. we'll talk about when it's going to get here, how much we can see and what the rest of the week looks like. it's not the only storm in the seven-day forecast. details coming >>> a texas real estate agent is taking his business to new heights, especially the marketing part. real ter churchill hired a drone to take aerial video of a high end house he's selling. he plans to post it online. it could be the wave of the future when it comes to real estate marketing. for the $500 he spent on the drone, key get as many as 10,000 hits online to check out the property. he believes that by 2016 at least half of the high end homes like this will be marketed using some kind of remote aerial video. pretty neat. >>> well, seattle is going to host a parade tomorrow for the super bowl champion seahawks and a plane carryin

alphonso van marsh is in sochi with more. good morning, anne-marie. as you can probably tell behind me, we're looking at some gray days here in sochi. it's been raining, it's been misting. and that's caused some problems some delays in some olympic events here. and it's quite a difference from the sunny warm temperatures we saw in the early days of these olympic games. i can also tell you at the bolshoy ice dome it has been time for an american pair to shine. meryl davis and charlie white were nearly flawless in the free skate. the 2010 silver medalists finally struck gold. davis and white have been skating together for 17 years. their gold is a first for the united states in ice dancing. the united states women's hockey team have gold on their minds. on monday, team usa skated past sweden 6-1. now they will face their toughest test. they will come to meet team canada in thursday's gold medal games. and lolo jones, well she will try to win her first olympic medal after falling short in two summer games. here in sochi, she's c

. >> rene marsh, fascinating material. thanks very much. >>> we end on some sad news just coming in to "the situation room." cnn has learned that joan mondale, the wife of the former vice president, walter mondale, has died. this according to a statement released by the family's church in minneapolis, minnesota. walter mondale was vice president under president jimmy carter. he won the democratic presidential nomination in 1984. joan mondale was 83 years old. our deepest condolences to walter mondale and the entire mondale family. >>> remember, you can always follow us here on twitter, tweet me @wolf blitzer, tweet the show at cnnsit room. "crossfire" starts right now. >>> tonight on "crossfire" -- is compromise good politics or a dirty word? in reaching across the aisle, are both parties selling out their most loyal supporters? on the left, van jones. on the right, s.e. cupp. in the "crossfire" -- maria cardona, a democratic strategist, and ralph reed, chairman of the faith and freedom coalition. when our leaders find the

authorities believe now that there are about three hundred fifty britons over there making up the marshes contingent of some one thousand westerners and this is a new development reinforces that the urgency expressed by a government's here in having to deal with this specific group of jihad is scary they are countries passports. the information is finally come out that we seeing this actually happen in syria however given the trends that we've seen in syria over the past few years it's not surprising that we're seeing british individuals or foreign individuals more generally becoming involved in suicide operations on the ground i think if we compare this particular conflict in syria with the jihad back to fears that we've seen around the world there are people with. numbers of foreigners be drawn to the battlefield is from my perspective on precedent to. me that would be they were hearing created about. their british intelligence and it presents a very different picture for them to manage in sounding the alarm over this phenomenon authorities are regreasing be worried about what happens w

the water on the marshes the water in the minerals that is what we're talking about is you know something like a stream you were flying on your backyard or something it's actually good water on the surface so it's much different that maybe some of the previous going in and also there also have been a lot of previous green bay thought it was actually had water on mars and they just i mean the evidence did not send and we put this is a would be an issue paper we published back and twenty eleven so it's been three years now and no one has been able to come up with alternative hypothesis to explain the features so h two o. in liquid form a sign of that ad could you drink at. well you could probably drink your blood i wouldn't i wouldn't drink at most so. if it was water it's probably very salty. just so you know what the pure water like. it would probably not be a stable in the surface of mars so you have water it's probably going to be very salty ok ok so i don't blame you for not wanting to drink at want to ask you one of the first men to step on the moon buzz aldrin is on a mission to get

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