Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news. Glor hello, everyone, i am jeff glor and by the time super bowl turns into groundhogs day states will have a fresh coat of snow it has been a messy weather sunday in lincoln nebraska a collision between two semitrucks closed down interstate 80, in chicago, Maureen Brewer began the long tough job of shoveling outside of her home and in indiana kids took advantage of this weather. Here is the accumulation over nine days, new york, nearly a foot from the last storm boston, more than two feet last week, after this storm chicago is predicted to have 16, detroit, 12, boston, more than 36. At least 3,700 3,700 flights have already been canceled today and tomorrow. We have a series of reports beginning with adriana diaz in chicago. Chicago was already digging out this morning by 11 00 a. M. The city had seen seven inches of snow with much more to come. It is terrible. I mean, it lets you know winter is definitely here. Today we are gett
Good morning again everyone, now closer to home we are dealing with a brutal blast, of cold weather. Health advisors are advising you to limit your time outside. Eyewitness news; joins us from Pennsauken Camden count which are that code blue has been just lifted, nicole, good morning. Reporter that is right good morning. That is right that code blue has been lifted but it is still pretty darn cold out here. The snow came and went but the cold definitely left behind. Make sure you dress and drive, smart. Some spots are better than others. Some are better than others. You have to be careful. Reporter yesterdays clip are system left behind slick streets and snow covered sidewalks but for folks in new jersey it is all about the bitter cold. I have tights underneath my sweats, i have a tshirt and two jackets. Right now i got some pants, i got three sweaters. I just dont got one sweater. Reporter and in camden count a a code blue went in effect monday night and continued through 7 00 oclock
This is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news. Glor good evening. I am jeff glor. She was wearing protective gear, she still got ebola. Tonight, new questions for the hospital in texas that is now dealing with its second case of the virus. And a new search for those who may have been exposed. The latest person to come down with ebola is a nurse who cared for thomas eric duncan, that nurse was wearing a mask, gloves and gown. President obama is calling for an investigation into what went wrong as hospital workers across the country now wonder if they are prepared. We have two reports beginning with a vicente arenas. The cdc says the nurse cared for duncan on multiple times when he was in isolation, according to protocol she had been monitoring herself for symptoms. Friday night she detect add fever, the hospital admitted and isolated her within 90 cdc director tom frieden says today it is very concerning a worker who seemedly did everything right got infected. We dont
Here is one special dramatic example, nebraska hit a high of 71 degrees this afternoon, it will be in the low teens by tomorrow. Over the course of the next week the coldest air since last winter arrives and frigid temperatures will stretch deep into the deep south. We are joined from boston be eric fischer. Eric, what is happening . Jeff, winter early is, early an often is going to be a theme this year. Frost is across the arctic and head to is south as we head to the week, across the week, down the rockies, well into texas, stretching into the midwest, by the end of the week, the only state really spared from the cold air is going to be florida, never quite gets in on the action, deep into the Sunshine State n terms of temperatures, by wednesday, the cold really is taking control, Single Digits and teens here, places like cheyenne, denver, omaha, below freezing and staying in the twenties and by thursday morning when we are all waking up and this cold really worked its way eastward,
This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley good evening. The target is two miles wide and 300 million miles away. But today, the European Space agency landed a spacecraft on a comet, a first in human history. The lander named philae shot these pictures on approach to the comet which is called 67 p, a name as gray as the bolders and ridges that litter its service. Philae bounced once when an anchoring system failed to catch. When it settled, it began sending signals but it has not sent pictures from the surface yet. Charlie dagata is at Mission Control in germany. Reporter a decadelong dream of landing on a streaking comet came true today. applause matt taylor is with the European Space agency. We tried to land on a bleed comet thats 500 million kilometers away and we just dropped something the size of a fridge, and its going down. Its mental, its crazy that were doing this. Reporter the philae separateseparated from its unmad mothership the rosetta earlier today. The comet