and running to remember, at the marine corps march thon, elaine quijano shows us a widow and her daughter following their hero with every step. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: good evening. we begin tonight with the october snowstorm that socked most of the northeast this weekend. surprisingly heavy snow buried communities from maryland, clear up to maine. more than 3 million people are still without power tonight. and at least five are dead. jim axelrod has more on the prehalloween trick that was one for the record books. >> reporter: if they hadn't seen it. >> never saw this before in my life. >> reporter: they might not have believed it. but up and down did east coast, there was simply too much snow to ignore. >> i can't stand it. i hate it. hate it, hate it, hate it. i can't even express how much i hate it. it's awful! >> reporter: as the chain saws roared this morning, more than 3 million households were without power. >> this is ridiculous already, we're only in october, not even november, not even close to halloween, it ju

elaine quijano is on snow patrol. a suicide bomber kills at least a dozen americans in afghanistan with the taliban claiming responsibility. mandy clark in kabul has the latest. sky-high tuition at public colleges is forcing students to scale back their plans. ben tracy looks at the impact in california. and the comeback cardinals cap their miracle season with their 11th world series championship. mark strassmann talks to the series mvp, and his mom. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. l: aitchell: and good evening. aay, the calendar may say that it's still only october, but up middle the east coast today, y ac a look outside your window, ningit might convince you that it is the middle of winter. trav an early snowstorm is blasting out in across the region this itning, downing power lines, and snarling air and ground travel for thousands. noine quijano has been out in the thick of it. >> reporter: fall fell away quickly today in the northeast. in its place: an unwelcome, stor

elaine quijano went to lower manhattan to ask the occupiers. >> reporter: five weeks after it began, there's still no single list of demands by the occupy movement, but protesters say right now, that's not the point. >> really, what's going on, this is a place where people can get together and the conversation can be had where we can start to work towards what this is about. >> reporter: kendrick is 27 years old. he didn't want to give his last name but says after he lost his teaching job he was forced to move back in with his father. >> i mean, look around you. there are a million lists all over on every sign that you see. >> reporter: the movement continues to attract new people, like charlene spaulding, and her husband, bob. >> well, we came down from maine. we're here because we feel the middle class is pinched. >> reporter: the protests have spread across the country and appear to be striking a chord. according to a new associated press poll, mor more than a thid support the wall street protests and 58% say they're angry about the nation's politics. marsha spencer has never take

we asked elaine quijano to show us one way that the workers can improve their odds. >> i don't reallyhe second shift, but you gotta start somewhere. >> reporter: despite the worst job market in decades, listen to what 20-year-old nick senniti found right out of high school. how many offers did you get? >> uhm, three, i think. >> reporter: three offers. >> right. >> reporter: he graduated in 2009 as a certified welder from a career and technical education high school, or what used to be called vocational education. he now works for air products in allen up to, pennsylvania. est 7500 employees you have here in the united states, how many are what you would say are the skilled workers? >> 4,000. >> reporter: john mcglade is president and c.e.o. of air products. his global company designs and builds high-tech hydrogen equipment and devices. how worried are you that you won't find enough skilled workers in the future? >> i'm worried. i've been worried. >> reporter: mcglade said he hires about 550 u.s. workers a year, 360 are technically skilled positions that require two years of college o

them to find a job and we wondered about the psychological toll that's taking so we asked elaine quijano to look into that for us. >> the hardest thing is watching your life unravel. >> reporter: matt stewart lost his radio job in raleigh three years ago. >> i'm sure i'm depressed i just don't know i am. >> reporter: his unemployment benefits ran out in april. >> i feel like a burden everyday, especially to my sister and brother-in-law. i mean... >> reporter: he's living in his sister's basement because he lost his home to foreclosure. this used to be your house? >> yes. >> reporter: this was his first time back. what are you thinking? >> a lot of tough memories. >> reporter: two million americans have been out of work for two years or more. the emotional toll can be as great as the financial cost. >> i think it's like a silent mental health epidemic that we have. >> reporter: carl van horn has studied the mental health of the unemployment. he's found 63% feel ashamed and half avoid contact with friends. >> the way that stress manifests itself is ways that not only hurt them and their fa

elaine quijano, cbs news, allentown, pennsylvania. >>> coming up later on "the early show," the latestsalon massacre in southern california and the suspect who is in custody. >>> then blackberry users are moaning over a huge service outage, including myself, as the company struggles to fix it. >>> and we will tell you how long the nutrients last in the food stored inside your refrigerator. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching, everybody. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. ,,,,,,

. >> edgardo quijano con los detalles. >> si gracias, luego de recorrer por varias arterias la marchase encuentra el ayuntamiento y se expresaron contra lo que está mal del sistema. >> llegaron de diversas ciudades. >> más empleos en vez de la guerra. >> esta a la par de lo que exige ocupa wall street, aquí versión ocupa oakland. >> marcharemos al centro de la ciudad. >> esta noche los organizadores sostendrán evento a las 7 algunos de los que marcharon se unirán. >> presidente barack obama presento un plan para creación de más trabajo. >> no podemos confiar en ningún político y barack obama prometió el cambio y nada ha cambiado y nos tenemos que confiar en nosotros. >> todos bajo una bandera más trabajo y menos recortes. >> queremos más empleos en vez de la guerra que destruye. esto es la protesta sentimos que dirección país equivocada, donde los que controlan tienen control del gobierno y queremos que cambien y se enfoquen en necesidades del pueblo. >> todo se ha realizado con normalidad y manifestantes llegaron y se unieron con los que están de días. >> vamos de regreso contigo ram

. >> buenas tardes les saluda edgardo quijano gracias por su sintonía . >> un hombre falleció luego deeo en san josé en pleno día . >> ayer la policía no sospecha de pandillas, si usted tiene información llame a la policía de san josé . >> familiares y amigos del sospechoso acusado de matar a 3 hombres en cupertino demandan que la oficina del alwacil revele detalles de la muerte . >> los que lo conocían no creen que el fuera un hombre violento . >> sus acciones violentas pintan un retrato distinto de este hombre . >> aún así no creen que debió haber muerto balado por las autoridades . >> amigos de sherit holmen convocaron a la policía . >> el era bueno . >> porque tuvo que morir así de está forma tan trágicas, no tuvo oportunidad de defenderse. >> sus familiares dicen que recibió 27 disparos y no entienden porque autoridades usaron tantas balas, no le dieron oportunidad de explicar. >> si hubiere sido un anglosajon lo hubieren arrestado . >> está amiga pidió horaciones para las víctimas que frene la violencia . >> muchos no creen que este hombre cometiera esta masacre. >> los 3 muertos

torrenciales que dejaron muertos, y un decirse cuantiosos daños materiales, su compañero ricardo quijanoos dice como dicen ayudar a través del consulado de el salvador aquí en san francisco. qué que gracias, parte del presidente. también se activó un llamado a la comunidad salvadoreña el exterior y para ello los consulados coordinan los esfuerzos de la ayuda. centroamérica está siendo afectada por una serie de lluvias. en los países que lo solicitó ya del 20 recién en fue el saludo. le ordenó ese país para las deportaciones en el consulado de ese país comenzaron a trabajar para las actividades de asistencia humanitaria. el cazador necesita extraídas del importante en este momento en el que muchas personas afectadas están siendo necesarias. en los últimos datos sobre consulados señalan que hasta el momento se reportan 32 personas muertas, más de 30,000 desplazados de zonas afectadas especialmente en el litoral del país donde unos 149 entre ciudades y poblados fueron evacuados. el consulado general elsa rodríguez apreció que está coordinando la ayuda financiera a través de una cuenta banca

. >> nos informó edgardo quijano, hoy son permitidos desde el terremoto de loma prieta.tarde cobrando la vida de 63 personas y no más de 3700 heridos, en aquel momento la atención del mundo estará nuestra zona ya que el terremoto ocurrió durante el tercer juego de la serie mundial de béisbol en la que los se ofrece su afectaban a los atléticos de oakland, eso se enfrentará con la apertura de la exposición el museo del departamental bomberos localizado en el presidio de san francisco. durante meses diversas areces este aboga por los derechos de los inmigrantes le han pedido a la junta de supervisores del condado de santa clara, que ponga fin eso contra asegurarse con la ice, que parece porque se te crecen escuchadas, y es que en respuesta mañana los supervisores adoptarán una resolución que impide que los recursos locales se han destinados a hacer cumplir las leyes federales al colaborar con las autoridades migratorias. el precandidato que es el republicano germán queen se reúne con él algo secare de arizona, le control aguas del condado de marie copa ocurre unos días de

. >> quijano están en lugar nacionalismo serbio más adelante,. >> muchísimas gracias, entre otras presentese policías anti motines. sin embargo aquí en la plaza todo se mantiene con una relativa normalidad. los del movimiento ocupa y san francisco la cosas como con música, pues estaba tan importantes como quiere que lo apoyemos como john ávalos y otros, se mantienen conversando, también ellos los >> la defensa que envió la ciudad y debido un comunicado de prensa decían que se había reunido con el alcalde es lily,y ellos decían de que la desocupación, cereso de las desgracias sin embargo es ahora eso no se ha realizado, ya son pasadas 11 de la noche sin embargo algunos de los miembros del movimiento san francisco nos mencionaba ni se acercan a nosotros nos decían que la desocupación puede suceder entre la medianoche, las cuatro de la mañana entre esas horas,>> y esa francisco remozado canalera policíaca alerta de la manifestación que esta noche convocó a cientos de indignados. >> beatriz se encuentra allí nos dice cómo transcurre la protesta, beatriz. >> bueno, hasta las cosas transcurran de

que regrese, edgardo quijano. >> se otorgó tres bases y hermano de cambio. ya amenaza y de hecho le pronosticó a partir del jueves por la noche estará impactando la ribera maya en esa región especialmente cancún, asistió la situación se mantenía en alerta amarilla, debido precisamente a la amenaza de este huracán categoría uno llamado reina, mientras tanto para nosotros,y perfilándose ya el fin de semana cada miércoles ella le puedo decir que es lo que sucede los próximos días, y especialmente para el próximo lunes, datos aquellos que están esperando la noche de brujas, hay sistema de corrientes de vientos máximos hacia el nortecomo se mantienen esa misma necesidad de verduras en qué zonas frías como más frescas expresamente por la madrugada se mantiene estable y mayormente despejado, se encontró en san francisco, para nuestra cosa se mantiene hasta los 48así que el panorama es preso por la noche, y éstos son los próximos cinco días en la bahía, las ventas subiendo para el día sábado, y los 31, noche de brujas algunos nublados a los 67,el panorama menos en s

elaine quijano is talking to those protesters who are acting in boston and she's found some people whoou would never expect to be unemployed. elaine? >> reporter: well, scott, here at the occupy boston protest where an evening prayer service is just getting under way, many of the demonstrators we've seen are either college students or recent college graduates. in fact, there are some 30 colleges and universities in the city of boston alone. >> i was the first person in my family to go to college. >> reporter: at age 27, josh eaton thought he could rise above his family's working class background. >> i've been working temp jobs, part time jobs, unemployed a lot of the time. and i'm really afraid that we no longer live in a country where that kind of upward mobility is possible. >> reporter: he's still unemployed more than a year after graduating from harvard with a master's degree. he has $60,000 in student loan debt. >> just the idea of having a full-time job with benefits, being on the 9:00 to 5:00, that's aspirational and, you know, in some instances sort of... seems almost unreachab

built in 1827 the tower is overlooking the point where the sus quijano flows into the bay. a special part of our web site is designated to breasted cancer awareness. it's a place to get information about supporting komen maryland and find inspiration analysis stories about the terrible disease. the big event though is the race for the cure coming up the end of the month, on the 23rd in hunt valley, plenty of time to reg sister. go to komen maryland.org. >>> abc really really likes us, we moved the bus in port deposit, and then last summer we moved the bus in northeast baltimore and, tonight, more moving as the "extreme makeover: home edition" show of the week that was to our don harrison and march dell isprescription. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: the excitement was overwhelming tonight. you would think everybody here is getting a new home. but just the johnson family is, and all they needed to hear were those magic words. [ people chanting ] "move that bus, move that bus." >> reporter: the annapolis builder, the fusion company, helped build this house in 106 hours

. >> ricardo quijano nos acompaña directo con los detalles adelante ricardo. >> hacia zonas encontramos

cbs news correspondent elaine quijano is in philadelphia with the latest., terrell. well, authorities say that linda weston imprisoned four mentally disabled people in the crawl space of this apartment building behind me. now their investigation is reaching in other states and the fbi is involved. philadelphia authorities took ten people into protective custody tuesday including six children ranging in age from 2 to 19 in connection with their case against linda weston and her who alleged aapplications gregory thomas and eddie wright. one in custody is weston's niece who was reported missing in 2009. police say she was found severely malnourished and had signs of abuse. >> they traveled with them from pennsylvania, texas, virginia and florida. >> reporter: weston, thomas, and wright were arrested saturday night after the discovery of four mentally disabled adults in a locked basement. police say weston claimed to be a caregiver but was in fact, taking their social security checks. authorities say there may have been as many as 50 victims. it doesn't appear

cbs news correspondent elaine quijano reports. >> reporter: the hunt for mobster whitey bulger chargedonths ago. >> someone you'll not take me not alive moment but it was miss iceland 1974. >> reporter: former miss universe contestant was bulger sometimes nation and now living in iceland she collected the $2 million award for bulger's arrest. >> by all accounts, he had become kind of a retiree. in spite of the fact he had guns and money in his walls, he was living this really ordinary life. >> reporter: buller almost never went outside, except to help feed a stray cat. it was there the tipster remembered seeing him. >> he looked like a very, very poor retired couple. they never went out. >> reporter: bulger watched tv at night behind blacked out windows. the man who became charlie gasco and his girlfriend lived anything but the high life. >> at the end what we saw was not some glamorous gangster. it was just an old couple. >> reporter: elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >>> joining us now is boston globe reporter shelley murphy who spent weeks down tracking down whitey bulger's life a

. >> let's go to elaine quijano with the rest of today's news. >>> rebel forces in libya have launched a huge offensive on the city of sirt the hometown of moammar gadhafi. anti-gadhafi forces are less than half a mile from sirte. residents have fled the city. libya's new leaders say the fall of the city will allow them to declare rib laliberation and se elections. >>> no sign of a 10-month-old girl who disappeared from her home on tuesday. fbi agents searched a landfill looking for lisa irwin. her parents claim the baby was abducted from her crib in the middle of the night. lisa's mother debra bradley said she took a lie detector test and police told her she had failed. she said police accused her of being involved in lisa's disappearance. >>> 21 people have died as a result of the nationwide outbreak of listeria linked to cantaloupes that were trace to do a single source in colorado, jensen farms. the company recalled the tainted fruit earlier this month but said it's impossible to know where all of them ended up. the cdc say they expect the death toll will continue to climb. >>> tel

cbs news correspondent elaine quijano is at the park where the protests began a month ago. >> reporter: right now the temperature is 43 degrees. the windchill is making it feel like 37! and forecasters are calling for more than an inch of snow in some parts of new york city later today. still, the wall street protesters are vowing to stay put. six weeks after the occupy protest began, authorities are trying to turn up the heat as mother nature turns on the cold. friday, authorities took away gas cans and six generators calling them safety hazards. >> my feet are cold here. >> martha spencer is a grandmother of five and concerned about how her grandchildren will pay for college but her immediate concern is helping fellow occupiers to stay warm. >> people are asking for the mittens i make more than anything else right now. >> reporter: she has knitted 40 sets of hats and scarves and mittens and donated them here to the occupy weather station. >> what are you doing? >> sorting out clothing and socks and donations keep coming in. >> reporter: others are gearing up by putting up tents and f

elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> we certainly wish her the best. >> absolutely hope it's a beautifulrant than just being a movie star. >> he remains an elegant iconic image hollywood's golden age but he also was a husband and fath >>> in her flglory. new york city. i think that is the statue of liberty there. >> big old cruise ship. >> everyone on the cruise ship waving at her. >>> welcome back to "the early show." i'm rebecca jarvis. >> i'm russ mitchell. welcome back. a lot coming up this on hour. >>> dyan cannon will be with us to talk about a new book she has written about her late husband cary grant. >> there she is! in our studio. >> she still calls cary grant delicious. >> i can't wait to hear more what she has to say. >>> next weekend people are going to halloween parties and a week later it's halloween. we have a spook tacler. you might have stuff around the home to put these costumes together. >> a little goblin right there. >> adorable. amy goodman will be here to walk us through it and that is her daughter. >> favorite halloween costume as a kid? >> i was a punk rocker. >

elaine quijano, cbs news new york. >> we certainly wish her the best. >> absolutely hope it's a beautifulovie star. >> he remains an elegant iconic image hollywood's golden age but he also was a husband and father. >> >>> good morning. it is set, october 22nd. i'm gigi barnett. here what people are talking about. we're following breaking news in baltimore. police are on the scene of a deadly three car accident. it happened just after 2:00 this morning on i-70. state police are saying a tractor-trailer collided with two other vehicles. metingprise nounced 26-year-old mims on the scene. so far, all eastbound lanes of i-70 are still shutdown. >>> our troops in iraq will be home for the holidays. president barack obama made announcement yesterday, saying the soldiers return is deficit, says the war has started 87 troops from baltimore have been killed. however, hundreds arrived last night. >>> orioles legend will receive a permanent spot at camden yards. a statute of robinson will be unveiled today. brooks will be on hand. >>> it is going to be a glorious fall day ahead. here is a look at the

elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> we certainly wish her the best. >> absolutely hope it's a beautiful than just being a movie star. >> he remains an elegant iconic image hollywood's golden age but he also was a husband and father. >> dyan cannon will be with us. she just wrote a book. >>> very excited to see our interview with dyan cannon. >> she is so cool. "heaven can wait" is my favorite movie with dyan cannon. the book she just wrote on her life with cary grant is fascinating. >> one hollywood's first super couple. >> exactly. 33 years age difference between them. he was 62 and i think she was 28, 29 years old. they were married three years. they had a beautiful daughter jennifer grant who is 45 years old and in her book she talks about her relationship with him and what went wrong but she calls him delicious. >> he was a handsome man. >> understatement. >> how many leading ladies did he have? he had great movies with katharine hepburn. >> the hitchcock scene there. watch this. run, run! >> nothing like being chased by a plane! >> happens to me all the time! >> they did a survey o