teresa garcia is in rockaway beach, new york. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, terrell. look it or not, ready or not, people in this tri-state region are pretty storm weary but they had to power through a nor'easter that brought a lot of snow, windy conditions, slushy and miserable out there. this is actually a snowstorm that's proving to be on track to break records for snowfall in november, for example in central park about four inches fell. here at rockaway beach on the boardwalk, definitely more than three. and all this snow is basically going to make those clean up efforts after superstorm sandy that much more difficult for those neighborhoods hard hit. high winds and heavy snow whipped the boardwalk in rockaway beach in queens, new york. that's where tom ford lives. he was told to evacuate his badly damaged home before the winter storm hit but he's not budging. >> i got too much invested. >> reporter: he said he'll weather this storm like the last one. >> share some food. get some heat. >> reporter: towns up

teresa brewer joins us -- teresa garcia -- pardon me -- teresa garcia, there we go. she joins us now, pardon that. and tell us, how are the folks doing? we know folks on the east coast are resilient. but we just heard an interview with a gentleman, tough... >> reporter: well, yes. like the interview you just heard, it's heart-wrenching. people have these stories of just massive destruction, their lives turned around, personal belongings gone, many people also lost loved ones who died or got hurt. on the flip side from the heart- wrenching you have the heartwarming. people are really pulling together very resilient here in this community. many staying put because they say they doesn't want to go to shows shelters. they can make do in their homes. they survived sandy. they will put up with this nor and they also want protect their homes from looters. so they are pooling resources in the sense of generators or fireplaces or some ways they can heat up, share blankets and making do. this weather will change soon and they will have more ability to clean up. >> have you see

teresa garcia, cbs news, hollywood. >>> good morning, i'm andrea roane. >> and i'm mike haiduk. those ads are almost over. glad you are with us. i can't they are nightmares in your sleep. >> had a nice weekend,. >> daylight savings time, we turned the clocks back. now we are going to potentiallien joy some days with midnight madness. >> let's get your day planner going. cloudy right now and 43. by noon 46. a little bit of a breeze out of the northwest at 10. high today 50, maybe 52 with a 5:00 p.m. temperature back to 47. and the sunset today is just

teresa garcia has more from rockaway beach, new york. talk about piling on, right? >> reporter: yes, and frank, a good cold morning to you. just when people here thought they would be getting a break after superstorm sandy, in came the first nor'easter. people were along the shoreline communities pretty concerned that this was going to cause more flooding because we already have the ground so saturated. but indeed it turned into a snow or wind-driven snowstorm more so and actually caused some record snowfalls there. in central park in new york city, four inches. in new jersey, connecticut, up to a foot. here in rockaway beach they had at least 4." and all this snow is causing the clean-up efforts to be that much more difficult. >> high winds and heavy snow whipped the boardwalk in rockaway beach in queens, new york. that's where tom ford lives. he was told to evacuate his sandy-damaged home before the winter storm hit but he is not budging. >> i got too much invested here. >> reporter: he said he will weather this storm like the last one with a little help. >> share

as teresa garcia reports, the school's former president is facing new charges brought by the scandal. >> reporter: the former president of penn state was part of the conspiracy to cover up the sex crimes of former assistant football coach, jerry sandusky. graham spanier charged with five counts, perjury, obstruction of justice, endangering the welfare of children, conspiracy and failure to report suspected child abuse. two other former administrators, timothy curley and gary schultz face those same charges. >> this case is about three powerful and influential men. three men who used their positions at penn state to conceal and cover up for years the activities of a known child predator. >> reporter: sandusky was convicted of sexually abusing ten boys over a 15-year period, though prosecutors suspect there were more victims. he is serving a 30 to 60-year sentence. prosecutors charge the three school administrators knew about at least two assaults. >> this was a conspiracy of silence by top officials working to actively conceal the truth. >> reporter: spanier said he would have acted if

teresa garcia reports on the embarrassing episode for the teen actor. >> reporter: teen actor angus tjones said he's sorry for the viral video in which he's seen and heard trashing his sitcom "two and a half men." in a statement released tuesday night jones said i apologize if my remarks reflect me showing indifference to and disrespect of my colleagues and a lack of appreciation of the extraordinary opportunity of which i have been blessed. i never intended that. the 19-year-old was apologizing for this video posted on youtube by a religious production called forerunner chronicle. the recently converted seventh day adventist appears next to his spiritual guide, christopher hudson. >> i don't want to be on it. stop watching it. sop filli-- stop filling your h with filth. >> reporter: in his apology he goes on to thank the show's creators, warner brothers studios and cbs. i thank them for the opportunity they have given and continue to give me he says. and to help and guidance i have and expect to continue to receive from them. it's unclear what effect jones' comments will have on the

and that's your eye on entertainment, teresa garcia, 9news now, hollywood. happy friday, i'm jessica doyle in for andrea roane. >> and i'm mike hydeck. monika samtani will have traffic momentarily. mr. howard bernstein. >> next week it's going to be -- >> 85%. >> a-ok. >> if i'm lucky. >> i just got off the phone with a scout master in springfield. this is one of the impacts from the storm is that the shenandoah parks closed. they were going to do a big hike and they can't do it because trees and stuff are down there. if you were thinking of going out to the park think twice, call ahead and make sure the place you want to go is open. another cool brisk day like we've seen. we finish in the low maybe mid 50s depending on how much sun we will get and i believe we will get a decent afternoon into the afternoon. little disturbance this morning will bring us some clouds and keep us a little overcast and in the mountains some rain

teresa garcia, cbs news, rockaway beach, new york. >> the nor'easter has canceled hundreds of flights including dozens to and from sfo. be sure to call your airline if you have a flight to the east coast today. >>> cbs 5 is partnering with the red cross to help victims of hurricane sandy. you can donate this morning during our special telethon from 6 a.m. 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. to answer your calls. >> we need your help. some have lost homes, loved ones, no heat, no light. >> especially having to deal with this new storm. >> that's unbelievable. they get their power knocked out from the first storm and then get it restored and then snow. it's tough on the eastern seaboard. cold front overnight, so far dry but that will change. our hi-def doppler looking for rain can't find any just yet. but i think that will change as we head throughout the day today. we'll see some cold air on the back side of the front roll into the bay area. you can see some of that moisture up towards northern california right here just about to work its way slowly down to the south. as that moves in i think the chances

teresa garcia has those stories and more. >> reporter: the end is finally here for "twilight" fans. breaking dawn part 2 opens today. it is the final installment of the wildly successful vampire franchise. some of the cast attended a special screening in new york last night. >> i'm you know very blessed i think to be a part of "twilight" in general but to be able to have the positive experience that i had is just been -- kind of irreplaceable. >> reporter: the previous "twilight" movies have remained true to the books this one has a plot twist that may surprise fans. the avengers is up for eight people's choice awards. the nominations were announced yesterday. her show the cbs comedy the big bang theory is up for an award. >> it would not be the show it is today without the love and support from our incredible fan. >> the people still get to voice their choice online for the winner of each category. the awards will be given out on january 9th. >>> paul mccartney is among the big names scheduled to headline a benefit concert next month in new york city for victims of superstorm sandy

. >> tonight, cbs reporter teresa garcia says he's not apologizing. >>reporter: teen actor an discuss angus t. jones a-- angus t. jones is apologizing after a video showing him bashing his hit show two and a half men. the 19-year-old was apologizing for the video posted on youtube by a religious production. the recently converted seventh day adventist appears next to a spiritual guide. >> i'm on two and a half men. i don't won't to be on it . >>reporter: in his apology, he goes on to thank the creators and warner brothers television. it's unclear what effect jones' comments will have on the show, which is shot here. his character joined the army this season and has had less springtime. also, two and a half men goes on a holiday hiatus next month. >>reporter: the young act corr is in a contract that pays him around 8 million per year. >>> a quick-thinking by a san jose school bus driver saved a disabled stay tunes the life after the bus burst into flames. >> it's amazing. look at the photo. the bus cause caught fire this morning -- caught fire this mor

teresa garcia talked to the stars on the black carpet. >> reporter: more than 2,000 twi hards camped out in los angeles for the premier of the last twilight movie. christian stewart says even though the franchise has come to an end, the passion for twilight will continue. >> hopefully i don't feel like we have to miss it. the movies aren't going anywhere and the love for them definitely isn't going anywhere. >> reporter: she plays a swan that falls in love with the vampire. the two were also an offscreen couple. how has your life changed since doing the twilight series? >> it's become surreal. >> reporter: christian becomes a powerful vampire herself and they're forced to protect their newborn daughter. >> she has vampire qualities and a heart. >> reporter: more than 50 cast members from this fifth and final twilight saga walked the black carpet world premiere here in los angeles. the epic turnout also included thousands of twi hard fans relishing the bittersweet ending. taylor lautner who has been the werewolf jacob says it's an emotional farewell. >> it's been an honor to be a part

teresa garcia, cbs news, rockaway beach, new york. >> now remember at the height of sandy there were nine million people without power. they sure don't need this. hundreds of flights were canceled and even travel waivers were given before the latest storm came out. that's because last week hurricane sandy damaged the computer landing systems in new york and new jersey. they help planes land in low visibility. for even future weather on bad days expect cancellations and delays in the region until the problems are fixed. >>> after tuesday lots of questions about the future of life in maryland were answered. the passage of question 7 clears the way for table games and a sixth casino in prince george's county. yesterday, the maryland lottery gaming and control commission said rules for table games could be in place by the end of the year. they also said casinos could start adding them early next year. but that new casino in prince george's county. it probably won't be a reality until 2016. on the issue of same sex marriage in the state, officials will begin issuing marriage license appli