street new hall street is is a residential area surrounded by the commercial property the city wants to take away 5 parking spaces from across in our homes and park the busses there i oppose that i don't think it's a good idea we've been bombarded by people coming and parking for the light rail you can't move our car without somebody waiting to take our parking space i disagree and don't think it's a good idea. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> last speaker len yell hunter. >> good afternoon. >> i'm lee necessarily hunter i'm on new haul for 28 years i'm a taxpayer a homeowner i was there when they started talking about putting a bathroom there i went to the meeting so he told me i hope you are not going to put a porter potty there i've seen people turn them over they said it they'll put it on third between third and new hall so what they did they should have gone back 5 feet i understand when you're sitting on the bus hall you want to use the bathroom i guess it's already because the bus has to make their turn so i talked to the guys i said you know as i wish i co

storm from sfais at its peak a satellite captured the images after it moved over new york and boston last night marlie hall has more from new york. >> reporter: the storm pounded cape cod with heavy winds and blinding snow, knocking out power for many residents first responders helped this elderly couple exit. snow fell through the night and through the morning, some parts of the state had two feet of snow fred schultz was out early with his shovel. >> a lot of hard work so far two hours in to doing this drip from the plows. >> reporter: the east end of long island was the hardest hit area in new york, more than a foot of snow fell in many areas. >> this storm had a silver lining for schoolchildren, it's a snow day for hundreds of thousands of kids from maine to new jersey. >> the snowstorm wasn't as bad as i thought but still we still got out of school, so it's all right. >> reporter: new york was back in business tuesday after the governor and mayor shut down the roads and the rails overnight. >> we got about half as much as what a lot of the projections had been. >> reporter: the mayor said erring on th

in new york, marlie hall, kpix 5. >> tonight the u.s. has issued a global travel warning after the terror attacks from france and other incidents in australia and canada. the state department says attacks against americans are becoming increasingly prevalent. the warning also cited last month hostage standoff at a sydney cafe and the october attack in canada. >>> president obama offered america's condolences to france today saying terror is no match for freedom. >> the streets of paris, the world seeing once again what terrorists stand for, they had nothing to offer but hatred and human suffering and we stand for freedom and hope and the dignity of all human beings. >> the president says france is our oldest ally and that the united states stands with the people of france through this tragedy. >>> here in the bay area, a sigh of relief for french expatriates as they watched the end today. at cafe dela presse in san francisco several people said they were overwhelmed by the international support. >> everything is going back to normal hope

. >>> and big leaguer from livermore and the message now that he's a new hall of famer. i will let you know about more records tomorrow. >>> the judicial brakes are being pulled off for the anti-police protesters who shut down interstate 80 last month. today, many appeared in court only to be turned away. thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. it's been a month since more than 200 people poured into a bay area freeway and shut it down during anti-police brutality protests. arrested by the chp many showed up for court today only to find out no charges have been filed. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live at chp headquarters in oakland to explain the legal limbo here. >> reporter: that's right. the arrest report for what has not been turned over yet to the d.a.'s office so the delay actually starts here with the chp. they are the ones that made all those arrests last night -- last month, and some 100 protesters found out today the police reports are not finished not yet, which means the d.a. can't file charges, not yet. it was the protest that b

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robert hall, bbc news, buckingham. >> china says it is facing a growing threat from militant islam. the government is carrying out a year-long crack on on what it calls -- crack down on what it calls terrorism driven by religious extremism. the province is jailing hundreds. violent attacks have continued. widespread intimidation makes reporting from the region extremely difficult as our china editor has been finding out. >> closer to baghdad than beijing, this province is home to 10 million. the language, culture, and religion are different and china doesn't trust them. every crowd has its informers hunting down traders. when you walk through the food market, you think it is a normal, relaxed society. but you cannot criticize the government without risking many years in jail. i can ask about the food they are eating or the hats they are wearing, but i cannot ask about anything else because it is simply too dangerous. the surveillance state. beijing says terrorists must be chased down like rats in the street. counterterrorism trumps civil liberties. the moment beijing's patience snap

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new development has been transforming the city. so what's behind the transformation? david halle is coauthor of the new book "new york: new edge." thank you for being with us. what is happening in new york and the area high line. we're talking beyond central park. what are the boundaries for people who normally visit there? >> the area is starting to be called the far west side of manhattan. new york has always been the home of what's new. there are three major projections are going o. one is the high line and there are art galleries. you have the largest art gallery district there in the world in chelsea. then you have a series of megaprojects like the hudson yards which is the largest development in the united states these days. >> your book again, "new york's new edge." one review said it's a great book for the students of cities. but what is it about this project that captured the attention of developers? why did they want to get into this area? >> the high line is an extremely interesting case study of preservation. the high line began and everything here is complicated so j

in new york marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> mirror, mirror, on the wall does it see multipleyleg are king joins us now with a preview good morning. >> hello ukeelee and erika. a head elizabeth palmer is in par business new video from a al qaeda claiming credit for at tax. bob orr is searching for six members of the terror cell. plus we're in yesemite where climbers are hours away from making history. ukee, this is for you, could you be 36 questions away from falling in love. a top sex therapist is in studio 57 with a new equation for intimacy the the news is back in the morning, we will see you, in about ten minutes. >> hold it go ahead gayle. >> question 31, tell your partner something thaw like about them already. so, think about that. >> hopefully that should not be too hard. >> okay, gayle, i got you. i will do that. >> thanks, gayle. >> see you guys. >> all right. >> i'll see you later. >> ♪ what is the the word ♪ >> the word is pregnant. >> um-hmm. >> you are still flustered. zeo is expecting her first child this summer. thirty-four year-old said she and her boyfriend a

marlie hall has the latest from new york. >> a light snow is falling in the northeast but the real storm is on its way. >> this storm is going to rapidly intensify as it passes south and east of nantucket tomorrow. snowfall rates pick up to 2 to 4 inches per hour. >> the storm passed through central ohio overnight stranding cars on the roads. in new york more than 100,000 pounds of salt are on standby. a blizzard warning was issued from new jersey to maine. the nor'easter is expected to dump 2 feet or more of snow. wind gusts could reach over 50 miles per hour. on sunday new york city mayor bill de blasio warned people to take the storm seriously. >> don't underestimate this storm, assume conditions will be unsafe. >> weather experts say this could be the biggest snowfall in new york city's history. the current record here is 26.9 inches set back in february of 2006. >> i'm just going to go hole up in my apartment. >> i think this one's going to hit hard. >> airlines have already canceled more than 4,000 flights and more cancellations are expected. marlie hall cbs news new york. >> so fa

. >> it is new year's day time for renewal redemption and resolution and the mummers. the comics and string bands are getting ready to strut. >> city hall is the start of the new parade route and that's where katherine scott joins us live. happy new year. >> reporter: happy new years guys we're standing near city hall the floatser out lots of glitter going on, you can see the closures are in effect around city hall this stretch of market is closed. you can see bleachers down there. the string bands the fancy about brigades are starting at city hall and heading down broad street. the lead up to the parade takes a lot of work and troops have been in rehearsals, they have logged hours and hours practicing. there will be two other performance areas along the route, the union league of philadelphia and another at broad and carpenter. some organizers were changed according to demographics. >> it should be in south philly it's going to happen on second street. but nobody in south philly gets a chance to see the parades. i would rather see it on broad street. it's not are a good thing. >> reporter: that said he is ready to put on a show, he is

new changes this year. they let it be known. ♪ >> reporter: the roar of pomp and pageantry from city hall echoing down broadtreet. >> happy new year! >> reporter: but among the fancies, comics and string bands bands, some decent. >> this is the right way to go. the way they're going -- >> happy new year. >>> wrong way to go. >>> some breaking off in the we remember brigade. taking a stand against new route changes. which saw the mummers start at city hall and travel south on broad. >> we took our tradition. we're going north like it should be. >> reporter: down at broad and washington diehards disappointed the parade was skipping the old south philly neighborhood. >> it belongs in south philadelphia. that's where it is. that's where i'm from. we came up here because we love the mummers but it belongs in south philadelphia. >> you got to go back to the original route. >> reporter: in the end philly showing love the way it has for over 100 years. >> no matter what walk of life you're from doctors lawyers butchers bakers they all get dressed up on mummers day. >>> the night is still young. about half a dozen m

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new jersey to maine people are bracing for an epic storm. up to three feet of snow is expected in some areas with hurricane force winds. cbs reporter marlie hall joins us live from new york. officials have declared a state of emergency in several states. >> that's right. actually across two -- 250 miles of the east there's a blizzard warning. the wind is kicking up. it is a snowy and slushy mess here but it will get worse later tonight. >> reporter: the snow is starting to pick up as a potentially historic storm bears down on a 250-mile stretch of the northeast. in connecticut a travel ban begins at 9 p.m. in new york, city officials urge people to get home before they limit subway service and close roads. >> you can't underestimate this storm. this is not a typical storm that's going to pack a real punch. >> reporter: the nor'easter is expected to dump between 1 and 3 feet of snow and wind gusts could reach over 50 miles per hour. the storm is expected to cause widespread power outages. on long island, people filled up gas cans for their generators. >> that's the main issue keeping the heat going in the house. >> reporter: it could break the

he spotted larry hall and made his first move. >> i made it a point for us to bump shoulders together. as we gently bumped shoulders together, i turned around, excuse me, listen, i'm newappen to know where the library is, would you? >> hall offered to show keene the way. >> i just reached over and kind of slapped him on the shoulder and said, thanks a lot, i appreciate that from a cool guy like you. >> over the next week, keene watched hall's every move from his cell across the hall. >> and i walked to him and i says, hey, this is where i'm at. are you in this area here? he goes, yeah. i'm right there. you know, he bugs his eyes out of his head. i said, that's great. i said, you're right by me. i said, you know what, i told you you're a cool guy and i'm glad you're by me and all this and that. that's when he basically offered sometime if i'd ever want to have breakfast with him and his friends. >> keene was making progress, slowly gaining hall's trust. but life at springfield was complicated. and dangerous. so keene figured out a way to use violence to his advantage. it was a saturday night and hall was in the tv room mesmerized by an episode of "america's most wanted

. >>> try on one thing and see yourself in a rainbow of colors, i'm marley hall in new york with moretech mirror coming up. >>> also closing in on history, progress two climbers are making on a daring fe at that many thought was not possible. >> ♪ >>> those climbers are on the he can of glory at yesemite national park. we will show you more on the other side. look at the snow down south. >> wow. >> we will be right back katie has got that for you, see new a bit. ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. and try progresso chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. >>> yes, they are generally speaking seeing some very cold temperatures, and feeling cold temperatures. we will head out to the map view here where generally temperature readings at least away from the shore are in the lower 20's or teens at this point, but you know depending on your location we are seeing potentially something different. lets start thin

for now, a team raised in africa, and not on the playing fields appears a new ambition. >> hall of famer ernie banks died at the age of 83 he is was the cubs first black player. 56 years after jackie robinson broke the colour barrier with the brooklyn dodgers. he had a 19-year career with the cubs. he was an all star and named twice the most valuable player and awarded the highest honour in the presidential medal of freedom. >> now, running a marathon is a counting prospect for most people. a group of 11 men and one woman have been running seven of them on seven don'tents in the space of a week. they started - the union last year on january 17th. from there, they got in a plane in chilly. miami in the united states was the third stop followed by madrid and across to dubai. final stop is sydney australia, a week after they started. andrew thomas was there to meted them. >> reporter: these 12 people have been running around the world. since last saturday they won six marathons in six condinents. 42 in antarctica, chile florida, spain, morocco and nearby. they have flown more than they ran,

marley hall, cbs news, new york. >>> and four children are in the hospital today after falling through the ice in baltimore county. bystanders were able to pull three of them out of a pond near lance down high school. and emergency crews had to save the fourth one. at this point we are told two children are this critical condition and two are listed in serious condition. >>> it is very easy to keep track of weather and the closings anytime on our wusa9 mobile app. it is a free download on the apple itunes and google play stores, and you can also check for any closings and delays and prioritize yours so it comes up first. >>> coming up on wusa9. >> it is back to business as usual here outside the white house. but the work day started early for some secret service agents. we have details, ahead. >>> plus a repair job to king tut's famous mask is causing a >>> welcome back. a dc cab driver is in custody this afternoon after leading park police on a wild chase through southeast washington. they caught up with him on the south capital street bridge near nats park. police say before that, th

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cbs news correspondent hall son harmlen reports now from new york city. >> reporter: bitter cold and wild wind hit much of the u.s. on wednesday, with 38 states facing wind chill warnings and cold weather advisories. >> i understand that the season has got to change but do it have to be so brutal sometime. >> how do you warm daddy's hand, like that. >> reporter: midwest has been hit the hardest fire fighters in illinois are dealing with fire and ice. in chicago, strong wind kicked up waves on michigan's snowy shores. schools in the always windy city were shut down as temperatures hovered at zero. schools are also closed in mancato, minnesota where residents woke up to a chill of negative ten. kids in north dakota bundled up for class. new yorkers are urge for preparing for temperatures in the single digits but that is not stopping anyone in their tracks. >> painful is the the word for it. >> that is definitely the the word for it. >> reporter: in new york's central park parkas are a common sight after last years polar vortex bundling up is a little bit like old the hat. what did you

in new york, marlie hall, cbs news. >> the power shelf is currently in 40 whole food stores around the country. >>> in tonight's health alert, a new study in journal of american college of cardiology finds we might want to rethink giving aspirins to some patients to prevent that first heart attack or stroke. researchers say many of those patients taking aspirin could do more harm than good. >> reporter: 57-year-old brian hull has high cholesterol and a history of heart disease. he takes low dose aspirin every day to reduce his chances of having a heart attack. >> the concern was that i not have a heart attack like my father did. >> reporter: a new study finds more than 10% of patients taking aspirin to prevent a first time heart attack or strike should not be taking the drug. dr. duvet is a cardiologist at ucla. >> you can have risk of having bleeding in your stomach. you could even have a certain type of stroke that can cause you to have bleeding inside your brain. >> reporter: researchers from baylor college of medicine in houston looked at 68,000 patients and calculated each one's r

from a few hundred dollars to $700 a group of these through the jackets and other items into the new hallooking for the group of the was they had a partial plate from the truck in the meantime the store is set to reopen to the public today it was close all day yesterday. >>mark: he is a lot of talking michele california the same or ufos than any other state in the nation. >>george: we're still backed up into san francisco the accident cleared from be peace cesar chavez you still see pockets of slow and go traffic leading northbound from south san francisco have a complete check coming up. >>mark: california has the most ufo sightings in the nation their pictures from part the blue book which the study siding's over the year the national ufo to pull the state report index all mine this week and a list of ufo sightings by state the right to shape and is stationed in california tops the list more than 11,000 ufo sightings and our states of the 1950's florida came in second washington came in third. >>darya: to a about a new accord that was ivan the americans to buy big listed a live look for

in new york marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a group of tourist gets an up close look at. this video fridays a tourist on the speed boat on a river in national park in the african nation coast. very speedy very dangerous, hippo pot must. look the at how big that thing is. it was a scary situation for those on the boat and that being said hippos are mostly plant eaters but when those giant teeth, look at just its head, if that was coming at you. >> oh, yeah. >> they are very deadly in that part of the world. you want have to have a fast boat if one of those is in the water and on your tail. >> yes. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" the pope continues his trip to asia a arriving to excited crowd in the philippines. we have that >>> pope francis arrived to the philippines. a you normal us crowd cheered the holy father. the faithful weighed in on the paris terror attacks saying there are limits to freedom of expression especially when it insults someone's faith officials expect 8 million people to attend a papal mass this sunday. >>> here at home the archbishop charles cha

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halle jackson, nbc news los angeles. >> that are does it for this edition of "news nation." in for tamron hall and she will be back monday at 11:00 a.m. eastern. kristin welker hosts "andrea mitchell reports." can you help me up? [ snow intensifies ] [ sleighbells ring in the distance ] aleve. all day pain relief with just 2 pills. get back to being you. >>. >> right now, rough seas after searching for victims of air asia flight 8501. dive teams are going under water to locate the black boxes, the key to finding out what went wrong. >> they were battling heavy winds, once again. heavy rains and very rough seas. waves up to 13 feet high. >> liberal lion. former new york governor mario cuomo is remembered for the impact on the democratic party and whether to run for president. >> there is depair mr. president, in the faces you don't see. in the places you don't visit in your shining city. >> and snapshot. white house photographer takes us behind the lens with the stories of his top photos of the year documenting the most powerful man in the world. >> a very good friday to you a

abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live at the hall of justice with what he's learned on this story. >> reporter: well, abc 7 news has learned that investigators here at the hall have the evidence that leads to the fact that the man committed suicide by cop, also known as blue suicide, because they do have the notes that he wrote saying that he was in a bad place. it is a sad letter, dan. i have read it and it says essentially to police that they are not to blame themselves that they did nothing wrong in shooting him, that he forced them to do that. the 32-year-old man died from his wounds at san francisco general hospital. he was shot multiple times by two police sergeants in the parking lot of mission station. it now appears it was blue suicide. the man left behind notes to his father, close friends and one addressed to police officers. the notes indicate he had financial troubles and failed relationships. it happened at around 5:20 last night. police noticed he was hanging around the station's restricted parking lot which is off-limits to the public. three sergeants exited their patrol car as

i'm going to give you a copy out of the san francisco examiner where breed picks city hall, the new shift, and i wish you luck. but also an article written by jonah owen lamb, a writer of the examiner who wrote on last week's commission hearing and left out information inadvertantly to make his article more palatable or more pasteurized foertd public at large. i think these hearings are for the public. i think the reality is you should speak more about items that actually take place in this city like shoot-outs, numbers of killings and mayhem, those types of things that affect the public at large, and not just to have reporters report about what a union leader said at one hearing or amos brown on what his opinion is and no one else counts. i bring forward also today is that we've had a number of homicides in the city and county of san francisco like anywhere at large. i think for the most part the police department does a good job with homicides. you are talking about for the most part. every now and then we have a problem and those problems come up when our officers shoot the public or s

but there's a new study halling that. research are says the vapor contains more of a cancer-causing chemical that science devices to preserve cadavers. tom brady expected to speak this afternoon about the controversial over the deflated playoff footballs, football gate? -- deflategate and websites are calling it a ball-gazi, comes off coach belichick complained he didn't know anything. >> i was shocked to learn of the news reports about the footballs. >> shocked. hey, tom what do you think about the coach putting it your way? not like the coach is filling it up. and during the game if some ball boy sticks a needle in there to -- >> they won to blowout. get over it. tom brady will speak. stay tuned for that. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you wouldn't ignore signs of damage in your home. are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis an occasional flare may be a sign of damaging inflammation. and if you ignore the signs, the more debilitating your symptoms cou

new jersey. >> philadelphia city hall was the scene of a history making ceremony today.t was the first time they presided over the wedding on a non non nonamerican. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with sheena parveen. >> another cold morning as you walk outside tomorrow and we'll stay cold all the way through the weekend. more cold days ahead as we go through the week. the coldest day will be this saturday morning. some areas could be in the single digits and we go into sunday and we start to see some changes. a little more rain for the second half of your weekend. as far as the bus stop forecast is concerns bundle the kids up we'll be in the 20s again. 26 around philadelphia, 24 if you're in the suburbs but we will be dry so that's always great news. the average high temperature is 40 for this time of year. we're not extremely below average. come saturday we're back in the mid 30s for a high temperature, and sunday we'll be in the low 40s. it is not extreme one way or the other. we're hanging around that afternoon high temperature. currently in the mid to low 2

people turned out to show support for law enforcement authorities they rallied at independence hall and "action news" reporter annie mccormick is there. >> it was a rally feet from independence hall. >> we came and proved dark people are surprise pouring them. >> i know exactly from being i police wife what police went through every day. >> mean bitter cold more than 100 people showed up organizeers say this is non-partisan event and they're saying thank you to police. >> they make you want to come out more. they're out here and in days where it's cold and protect our neighbors and. >> the killings of two unarmed black men and two white police officers in missouri and new york sparked protest in philadelphia. >> it caused disruptions at first amendment played out in city streets. it is in response to december's ambush of two new york city police officers more pro police rally have been organized. >> protests wherever they want to be however they want to be are fine. closing down major intersections in the city is ridiculous. >> we need to tone it down and make sure we treat people with respect and h

you're in the new jersey hall of fame. >> how about that? you. >> jimmy: and not only that -- not only that, the man who gave you the honor was the one and only bruce springsteen, right there. [ cheers and applause ] talk about cool. >> they called me, and i learned that i was going to be inducted. and this was for all the guys who beat me up in seventh grade. i had to -- my father put me into boxing lessons in seventh grade at thompson junior high school because i was just getting the you know what kicked out of me every day. and so i figured, home field advantage. why screw around? let's get bruce to induct me. so i broke the glass. i called him out. >> jimmy: the most famous human being from new jersey. >> it was a great night. he gave a great speech. it was fantastic. >> jimmy: that's awesome. and of course you always give back to new jersey. >> i try. >> jimmy: absolutely, all the time. i got to say, we have people send in things all the time to our show. we do a bit called "screen grabs." and this thing is not quite a a screen grab, bu

judges will have to wait until january 21st of 2016 to comply with the new rule. >>> hall of famer ernie banks also known as mr. cub died friday night. banks was a two-time mvp and hit 512 home runs during his 19-year career. >>> the nfl is now acknowledging footballs used by the new england patriots in last week's playoff game were in fact deflated but has no clue how that happened. 40 interviews have been conducted in an investigation that's being fast tracked. ron mott is live in foxborough massachusetts with the latest. ron, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. the nfl says this investigation is ongoing. a lot of people compelling to wrap up the controversy before the super bowl a week from tomorrow. but it seems this could be a mile longer before this saga is over. quarterback tom brady and coach belichick spoke. in a statement friday breaking its days's long silence, nearly 40 people have been interviewed with more to go and that the investigation is ongoing and will be thorough objective and expeditiously, hinting no clear end in sight. >> pretty good chance we w

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in new york, marlie hall for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> keep it right here on "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the paris terror attack. you can get the latest information any time at cbsphilly.com. >>> new this morning investigators recover portions of the tail section of the airasia flight 8501. the airbus 8320 plummeted into the java sea two weeks ago. now, since then, search crews have scrambled to recover its flight recorders t remains unclear if those black boxes are inside the tail portion. so far the bodies of 48 of the 162 people on board, have been recovered. >>> effort to find missing south jersey woman are intensifying this morning. twenty-six year older kay crosby disappeared back on december 30th. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live in cherry hill where crosby was last seen. steve, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. no doubt about it, the family in this case, more than suspect foul play at this point. crosby last seen with her husband, kyle crosby, 11 days ago, at this restaurant in cherry hill, after she goes missing, then he go

that storm is delivering punch that was predict in massachusetts but as cbs news reporter marley hall tells us we are not only place that got a little less than expected. >> reporter: the storm pounded cape cod with heavy wind and blinding snow, knocking out power for many residents. first responders helped this elderly couplee vac wait. >> we had no heat. >> reporter: in foxboro, massachusetts snow fell all night and throughout the morning. some parts of the state had 2 feet of snow, fred shut was out early with his shovel a lot of hard work so far about two hours doing the 4-foot drift from the plows. >> reporter: east end of long island was hardest hit area of insuring, more than a foot of snow fell in many areas. this storm had a silver lining for school children, it is a snow day for hundreds of thousands of kid from maine to new jersey. >> the snowstorm wasn't a as bad as i thought but still we got to miss school so it was all right. >> reporter: new york was back in business tuesday after the governor and mayor shut down the road and the rails overnight. >> we got about half as

cbs news correspondent marley hall is covering the case, from boston. >> reporter: security is tight, outside of the federal courthouse in boston where jury selection is underway, in the trial of boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. inside the 21 year-old sat with his lawyers as they began the process of picking jurors from a pool of 1200 people. the jury will deciding whether tsarnaev carried out the deadly 2013 bombings with his brother, and if so, whether he should be put to death. >> i believe in the death penalty if somebody is 100 percent found guilty. >> i don't believe in the death penalty personally, but i don't think he should see the light of day again. >> reporter: prosecutors say that the brothers plan ataxias pay back for u.s. actions in muslim countries. the defense has said it plans to show tsarnaev was under the influence of his older brother tamerlan who was killed in the police shoot-out. >> it is the beginning of process. >> reporter: peter riddle was near the second explosion and acted as a first responder. he plans to attend the trial. >> i would li

marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >>> well the northeast is getting socked with more snow as a clipper system moves across the region. piles of snow is causing headaches for thousands of residents. traffic is bumper to bumper as drivers take to the roads as crews work to clear them. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston affiliate wbz shows us more. >> everyone going to arizona thinking to soak in some sun. some pretty heavy rainfall through friday into saturday as well. as we move east the snow is really picking up in the mountains of new mexico and toward the san juans and parts of colorado. you can see the snow totals over a foot possible across the higher peaks. it's been very dry. just watch out for the travel. this storm heads out toward the plains as we head into saturday. it's going move its way due east. a spring storm across ohio illinois, indiana, p.a. and then sunday night into monday it moves toward the coast. it looks just south of the area that saw the heavy snowfall in new england but something that could be tracked and it could bring more significant snow to places li