. >> reporter: in new britain, dump trucks are clearing snow.hey say they won't be finished until the early morning hours. one crew says they'll make about a hundred trips before the job is done. >> i dump a load probably every five to ten minutes. >> there's quite a bit of snow. >> reporter: along the massachusetts coast where the sto snow and storm surges were a lethal combination, people went to check the damage. >> if you want to have this view and be on the ocean like this, you're just going to have to put up with nature. nature rules. >> reporter: despite the risks, the morrisons have no plans to give up their oceanfront home. marlie hall for cbs news, new britain, connecticut. >>> well, the storm caused all kinds of transportation problems. on eastern long island, slammed by 30 inches of snow, hundreds of motorists were stranded on the long island expressway, some overnight. yesterday a 20-mile stretch of the l.i.e. was closed so road crews could clear the snow and move abandoned cars. officials hope to open the roads today. >>> the los a

for cbs news, new britain, connecticut. >>> and they will need to say no thank you. >> and next, they great for all weather. >> that's when there is 6 million people living here. they want to shovel their driveway around here. >> they look like that it will and a little bit of the rainfall around here. if you have kid, what a nice weekend for them. a nice weekend for them to do it. another cold night today. another shot of the bay bridge here and we'll talk about the specifics from the temperatures. 44 for redwood city tonight. and even san francisco, they are pretty chilly for you. 42. concordat 33. but it sure beats shoveling out about three feet of snow, doesn't it? yes. no snow, no rain, no anything on kpix 5 high-def radar. it's been this day every day so far and every day at about 5:00 for them last month and now the driest start for them in the bay area history for many locations, including sonoma and napa and santa cruz and also concord and hayward. and they are just drop out. the top of the year, it was % be. -- 136%, now we're down to 81%. encouraging on 21% below normal. he

too long ago and people they went on the street and they rioted seriously remember you haven't in new britain british people you can't do it if you think you know if you try pull the poll tax riots were an example of something good not bad but what what about this inflation is it going to go i mean you have to think about the median person. what the median person consumes and if you look at well i'm generalizing here obviously but the median what the median person's consumes you're not sort of seeing this ten percent price rise here i mean. a mcdonald's happy meal hasn't gone up ten percent. the year before looking a bit low so the we'll get back to that a second but let's look at mcdonald's for a second. they just announced are hiring twenty five hundred new employees in the in the u.k. the same time very high end investment bankers laying off a thousand employees those are thousand employees who are making probably five to ten times at least more than a mcdonald's worker now want to and you can say well you've got more jobs and the government says this all the time we have more jobs as econ

too long ago and people they went on the street and they rioted seriously remember you haven't in new britain british people you can't do it if you think you know if you try poll tax riots were an example of something good not bad but what what about this inflation is it going to go i mean you have to think about the median. and what the median person consumes and if you look at what i'm generalizing here obviously but the median what the median person's consumes you're not sort of seeing this ten percent price rise here i mean. a mcdonald's happy meal hasn't gone up ten percent. the year before ok but the we'll get back to that a second but let's look at mcdonald's for a second. they just announced are hiring twenty five hundred new employees in the in the u.k. the same time very high end investment bankers laying off a thousand employees those a thousand employees who are making probably five or ten times at least more than the mcdonald's worker now want to and you can say well you've got more jobs and the government says this all the time we have more jobs as economy gave cameron the house

too long ago and people they went on the street and they rioted seriously remember you haven't in new britain british people you can't do it if you think you know if you try pull the poll tax riots were an example of something good not bad but what what about this inflation is it going to go i mean you have to think about the median person. what the median person consumes and if you look at well i'm generalizing here obviously but the median what the median person consumes you're not sort of seeing this ten percent price rise here i mean. mcdonald's happy meal hasn't gone up ten percent. the year before look at last the we'll get back to that a second but let's look at mcdonald's for a second. they just announced a hiring twenty five hundred new employees in the in the u.k. the same time very high end investment bankers laying off a thousand employees those are thousand employees who are making probably five to ten times at least more than a mcdonald's worker now want to and you can say well you've got more jobs and the government says this all the time we have more jobs as economy gave camer

too long ago and people they went on the street and they rioted seriously remember you haven't in new britain british people you can't do it if you think you know if you try poll tax riots were an example of something good not bad but what what about this inflation is it going to go i mean you have to think about the meat. what the median person consumes and if you look at what i'm generalizing here obviously but the median what the median person's consumes you're not sort of seeing this ten percent per annum price rise here i mean. a mcdonald's happy meal hasn't gone up ten percent of the year because ok but listen to we'll get back to that a second but let's look at mcdonald's for a second because they just announced are hiring twenty five hundred new employees in the in the u.k. the same time very high end investment bankers laying off a thousand employees those a thousand employees who are making probably five to ten times at least more than the mcdonald's worker now want to and you can say well you've got more jobs and the government says this all the time we have more jobs as economy ga

too long ago and people they went on the street and they rioted seriously remember you haven't in new britain british people you can't do it if you think you know if you try pull the poll tax riots were an example of something good not bad but what what about this inflation is it going to go i mean you have to think about the median. what the median person consumes and if you look at what i'm generalizing here obviously but the median what the median person's consumes you're not sort of seeing this ten percent price rise here i mean. a mcdonald's happy meal hasn't gone up ten percent. the year before look at last the we'll get back to that a second but let's look at mcdonald's for a second because they just announced are hiring twenty five hundred new employees in the in the u.k. the same time very high end investment bankers laying off a thousand employees those a thousand employees who are making probably five to ten times at least more than a mcdonald's worker now want to and you can say well you got more jobs and the government says this all the time we have more jobs as economy gave came

. >> in new britain trucks are collecting snow and dumping it in a field. workers have been at this since about 10:00 this morning. they say they won't be finished until the early morning hours. >> i dump a load every 5 to 10 minutes. there's quite a bit of snow. >> along the massachusetts coast where the snow and storm surges were a lethal combination residents are returning to check the damage. don and joan morrison found their home in ice. >> if you want to have this view and be on the ocean like this you have to put up with nature. nature rules. >> despite the risks, the morrisons have no plan to give up their ocean front home. marly hall, wjz eyewitness news. >> transportation officials in the northeast say most mass transit systems are expected to be up and running for this morning's commute. >>> in the south a tornado rips through mississippi hitting the university of southern mississippi campus. they ask all students not on the campus to stay away from the university. the twister was par -- part of a string of severe storms. more than a dozen people

. >>> still to come when the news continues, see how britain is using new technology to tackle its age old pound puppy problem. >> but first too, close for comfort. see what happens when a whale decides to join a boating excursion off the >>> a trip in a canoe off the coast of hawaii turned into a whale watching excursion by surprise. a humpback whale came out of nowhere and nearly capsized the canoe that carried to people. the couple from arizona was not injured and they say the whale didn't appear to be injured as it swam away. >>> an amazing robotic reproduction of the human body is now on display at london's science museum. robotics experts have built what they've dubbed a million dollar bionic man deplete with artificial organs, synthetic blood, and robotic limbs. he's 6'6" and he was put together during the momently titled documentary "how to build a bionic man." his synthetic blood that we mentioned can bind and give off oxygen just like the real thing. the man called rex by his creators also has an artificial trachea, which means that he soon may be able to speak. >>> many citi

britain's energy both to be hated and continue. cerf earth reporting well with energy bills soaring then there's more worrying news for britain's taxpayers isn't there the cash from the u.k.'s foreign aid budget may now be diverted to military operations instead we hear as the proposal of prime minister david cameron is very open to the idea the green light snow on the for the aid money to be used in three areas then security the mobilization and peacekeeping well in london to talk to us is geo political analyst patrick henningsen patrick about your please about this europe british taxpayer of course you're going to be one of the people one of the millions paid for it but you're also an expert in the field what do you think about this grand plan. well let's look and read between the lines the tax the money that we're talking about is already been spent in other words that the money that the government collects in taxes is already is already spoken for what the british government is doing here is it going exactly the way of the american model which is to put the country into government into debt in order to fund these various foreign aid

it's what britain is known for a vibrant multicultural society and it looks like u.k. babies are testimony to it in east london seventy seven percent of new mums were born in britain nicoletta is from romania two thousand and seven i have been here when my husband together so. i'm through him to sit cine recently moved here from sri lanka and. if i do that more dear a czar has three children i was born in bangladesh could do to kaisha good living standard of living so here prefer to live in. overseas between the years of two thousand and one and two thousand and eleven nearly four million immigrants came to the u.k. as part of an immigration boom under the former labor government at the time westminster said that britain needed working migrants to propel the economy this is tower hamlets in east london a third of the residents here a bangladeshi in fact they outnumber the white brits in this area by two thousand people so if you want to just say that they're baffled at just how quickly the number of indigenous brits has diminished over the past decade there are a lot of genuinely decent people who do have. even the labor party has discove

it's what britain is known for a vibrant multicultural society and it looks like u.k. babies are testimony to it in east london seventy seven percent of new mums were born in britain nicoletta is from romania two thousand and seven five been here when my husband together so. i'm doing to sit cine recently moved here from sri lanka and it is a big. deal that it's more dear he. has three children i was born in bangladesh could do to kaisha good living standard of living so you prefer to live in. overseas between the years of two thousand and one and two thousand and eleven nearly four million immigrants came to the u.k. as part of an immigration boom under the former labor government at the time westminster said that britain needed working migrants to propel the economy this is tower hamlets in east london a third of the residents here a bangladeshi in fact they outnumber the white brits in this area by two thousand people so if you want to just say that they're baffled at just how quickly the number of indigenous brits has diminished over the past decade there are a lot of genuinely decent people who do. even the labor party has discovered

a new law brings britain one step closer to making it legal for same-sex couples to tie the knot. and what happened to an orphanage in india, where kids have found a safe place, and meet the man behind it. srising religious oppression in the former soviet union. hello, i'm wendy griffith. citizens of the former soviet union face growing restrictions on their freedom. they reported that governments are closing more churches, finding and arresting their religious leaders, and destroying church literature. >> it has been a long road since the revolution that swept away atheist communism in eastern europe. today the wave of religious freedom that swept the region now seems to be receding. >> 20 years ago, when the soviet union fell apart and collapsed, when the berlin wall fell, everybody was sort of excited about all of the future possibilities. 20 years later, we're again talking about freedom. what happened? >> reporter: it might not be a return to the soviet era, but the signs are troubling. >> churches are being torched, crosses are being burned. there is a lot of anti-semitism,

the new blackberriess are making a strong connection with consumers in canada and britain. bloomberg news reports record orders are coming in for blackberry z-10s at canadian wireless carrier bce. and the smartphone sold out in less than half an hour at a warehouse outlet in britain. the blackberry goes on sale in the u.s. in march. blackberry now trades under bbry. the stock shot up a dollar yesterday. meanwhile, it's a coin toss in canada. the government is phasing out the penny because it's too expensive to make as the price of metal rises. the final canadian penny rolled out of production this week. the move is expected to save taxpayers in canada $11 million a year. in the u.s., it now costs 2.41 cents to create a penny. still to come, the power of instinct. how to use what you already know to get ahead of the game. that's later. but first, missed signals: the information that could protect you from getting hacked. we're talking to a pro from google, next. 7,000 high-school students drop out every school day. let's catch them before it's too late. to start helping stude

there are new headlines in britain this morning, three priests and a former priest, accused the scottish cardinal keith o'brien of inappropriate behavior going back some 30 years. they want cardinal o'brien to resign immediately before he comes to rome to vote for the new pope. i asked the papal spokesperson about this today. he told me that the pope will be informed of this matter this afternoon and that tomorrow the vatican will issue a statement. erica. >> and, anne, we're hearing plenty about the scandal at home in the u.s. the former archbishop of los angeles. and also facing problems with a priest sexual abuse scandal there. >> reporter: he is. that's cardinal roger mahony. he was depossessed yesterday for almost four hours. asked by lawyers what he knew about a visiting mexican priest who was accused of abusing some 26 children in the 1980s. court documents released earlier this year show that cardinal mahony did play a role in shielding abusive priests. some u.s. catholics called on mahony not to come to rome to vote on the new pope, but he says he will participate. erica. >> ann

this comes after the vatican spokesperson held a news conference a couple hours ago. britain's top cardinal is being forced into early resignation after a younger clergy claims o'brien made homosexual advances toward them. that is video from the news conference this morning. it was given in italian. right now an english speaking priest is working on a summary no english. we are working out to a u.s. conference of catholic bishops. so far we have not heard back. live in washington kyla campbell ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the u.s. state department has joined the search for an oakland couple missing in south america. jamie neil and garrett hand began a bike tour of peru in november. they kept in constant contact with family members and friends through a facebook page. but those posts abruptly stopped on january 25th when they arrived in lema. >>> memorial services are scheduled today for ten-month- old angel lagrand. sheriffs deputies found her body in a field. the discovery comes two weeks after she disappeared. her father is facing kidnapping and murder charges in her death. inves

news. cardinal o'brien is the most senior catholicture rick in britain.ith making homo sexual advances to younger. now the pope announced his retirement earlier this month siting health issues. that takes effect on thursday. we're also told he is meeting today with the cardinals who filed a report saying there is corruption and homosex corral -- homo sexuality taking place. now an english speaking priest was at the news conference. he will put out a full summary in english. in the meantime we are talking about whether or not cardinal o'brien will really be at the conclave. the spokesman at the vatican says the pope can take some steps but he wouldn't want to harm the cardinals dignity. we'll talk about this when we see you next hour. kyla campbell. >>> time is 5:15. the state department joining a search for a missing couple from oakland who disappeared in south america. they kept in constant contact with their family members and friends through a facebook page. but those posts abruptly stopped january 25th when they arrived in lee ma, peru. no one know wh

. >> on to the markets now and germany and britain oppose it plans to tighten banking regulations were the big news in europe today. our correspondence sent us this summary of tuesday's trading from the frankfurt stock exchange -- our correspondent said us this summer. >> some shares were strongly in demand while others found themselves deeply on the downside. some of the tightening rules might make strong banks even stronger, and that banks could profit which have many corporate clients and many international clients. stock market in general this tuesday managed to recover somewhat from the losses of the beginning of the week, also due to positive economic data. the german engineering sector managed to post a significant increase of factory orders again. >> a look now at the raw numbers from the markets. the dax ended the day of a bit, more than 0.3%. euro stoxx 50 rose nearly a full percentage point. the dow jones is up 0.87%, and the euro is trading against the dollar at $1.3579. >> the u.s. justice department is suing standard and poor's for its alleged role in the 2008 financial crisis. wall s

new scandal. headlines coming from britain that three priests and a former priest are accusing a cardinal of inappropriate behavior going back some 30 years. those priests and the former priest want card -- the cardinal to resign immediately before he comes to rome to vote for the new pope. a papal spokesperson told me that pope will be informed about this matter, then the vatican will issue a statement tomorrow morning. from vatican city, now back to you. >> there is much more ahead at 6:00, including a new movement for young women. >> a lot of the girls may have played basketball before, they may have played other sports. the cross is a really great entry for these girls into a new opportunity -- lacrosse is a really great entry for these girls into a new opportunity. >> details after the break. >> there are still some storms waiting to come in. the insta-weather forecast is ahead.