calls target-rich environments. the grammys take place here in los angeles tomorrow night, the l.a.p.d. will be out in force,in not only looking out for the safety of celebrities, but alsofe for themselves. jim. >> axelrod: carter evans in los angeles, thank you very much. mary ellen o'toole is a former profilers for the f.b.i. and joins us now in washington. surv mary ellen, these latest reports of survival gear, a broken axle on the truck, it would appear dorner has had to improvise. do what's the likely effect on the search now that he's had a change of plans? sear >> it's likely he's making more>> and more mistakes, and in large part because he is now the pa person that is being hunted. he he has no experience with that. he has training with l.a.p.d. with he has training with the he has military, but he's never been ins the circumstance where people where are now looking for him. so there's a lot of stress on that him as well. and as that continues, he will begin to, i think, make more andistak more mistakes. >> axelrod: he was fired in 2008. it's now 2013. why, if five years has elapsed has he now chosen to snap?i >> i do not believe that chris snapped at all.i t i think that this was a longing and i time in planning and i believebelieve he he pant sighted about doing thisor for a very long period of time. so as time goes on between whenn he lost his job and the moment he began to act out, everything that happened to him, he blamedg los angeles pd.geles he did not snap, though. he had been thinking about this. >> axelrod: but this is calculated. he doesn't snap. >> he did not snap. >> axelrod: mary ellen o'toole in washington thank you. now to our other biggistic travel bans in connecticut rhode island, and massachusetts. at least deaths are blamed on the storm, and high winds have left more than 600,000 customers without power. many areas had more than two and a half feet of snow. they got 40 inches in hampden, connecticut. we begin tonight with terrell brown in quincy, massachusetts. terrell. >> reporter: residents are digging out from nearly three feet of snow that fell acrossw t the northeast, so much that snow plows could barely keep up andheast, s even first responders were stranded. portland, maine, got nearly 30 inches of snow, break a 1979 g record. reco high tides and high winds along the massachusetts coastlineong forced some residents to evacuate.evacuate governor deval patrick: >> the storm has largely passed through the commonwealth now.wealth we're still dealing with some issues around coastal flooding. >> reporter: nearly 600,000ter: customers across four states lost power. in quincy, massachusetts, almostpower. the entire city was in the dark. >> your address, ma'am. >> >> reporter: the calls for helpam. streamed into the emergency operations center, most from from residents stranded at home withe w no heat. officer cheryl potter evacuated joannie alvarado, and her baby daughter. it was potter's tenth rescue today. have you ever seen anything like this before? have y >> no, i haven't. not in my lifetime.. >> reporter: heavy, wet snow andwet hurricane-force wind gusts toppled trees and power lines. trees nancy reid is the president of nancy re the power company for the region. when is the power coming back?e pow >> well, this is going to be ael multiday event. you know, this could be-- itve could be monday. c it could be tuesday. people need to brace r themselves and they need to find shelter if they're cold. >> reporter: alvarado and her daughter will spend the night in the gym of this local highpe school until power is restored. local h to help massachusetts get power restored to neighborhoods like get this, new york's governor is promising to send utility workers to help in the cleanup.he tonight, temperatures in the boston area are expected to be in the teens and single digits. >> axelrod: terrell, thanks. travel across the northeast is still very slow going this evening.e >> reporter: despite warningsite not to drive last night, the snow swallowed up dozens of cars along the long island expressway, one of the region's long busiest highways. even some emergency vehicles could not get through. at least 150 people spent the at night in their cars. >> put on the three layers of clothing i brought, threw some blankets over me and went to sleep.ght, >> mass transit systems work to get back on schedule. boston's commuter trainset remainsideled. amtrak service between northeast cities resumed, but service toton hard-hit boston was canceled. >> i >> it is really frustrating. f >> reporter: donna has slept in new york's penn station the past two nights hoping to catch a train to visit her family.ly. >> i thought maybe one night you know, i'd be out of here. >> reporter: airlines canceled more than 2,000 flights today,flights but boston's logan was the only major airport closed. it was expected to reopense tonight.en marietta dyer was among the passengers stranded at new york's j.f.k. airport waiting to visit her ailing father in peru. >> i'm just hoping that somebody will be able to make some sense and put us in a plane and sendome us to where we need to go.us to >> reporter: diane and robert's month-long vacation to south robert america has been delayed. >> if our flight tonight leaves if at 10:55, we will have been atat the airport for 30 hours. >> reporter: what's that like? li >> it's-- if i never see j.f.k. for a while i'll be very happy. >> reporter: saturday is considered a light travel day,ravel and that could help the airlines as they look to get back on as track before the sunday evening trac rush. jim. >> axelrod: thank you, manuel. let's turn now to meteorologist jeff biardelli.rologi you have been a weatherman nearly 20 years and have seenrma things you had never seen before. >> looking at the radar yesterday i was amazed howav bright the colors were. r at times it looked more like a hurricane than a blizzard. lo notice all the bright reds appearing.notice a that's something you see inreds strong thunderstorms and all and those bright blues, that's very,ht very heavy snow.vy s in fact, we'll zoom in a little bit closer and notice over long island and connecticut, the really deep shades of blue. that's four to five inches an that hour. and as you can imagine because imagine it lasted for several hours, sever that really piles up very quickly. >> axelrod: i understand people in the northeast may not get a chance to fully dig out of thisnd storm before dealing with the next? 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[ coughs ] [ baby crying ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] robitussin® liquid formula soothes your throat on contact and the active ingredient relieves your cough. robitussin®. don't suffer the coughequences™. >> axelrod: there seems to be an endless number of ways to illustrate just how much snow has fallen in northeast we wanted to share with you three of our favorites. this is a front door in trumbel, connecticut. look how high, just about to the top of the door frame. in falmouth, maine, 17-month-old mateo, is mesmerized and amber from massachusetts is speaking for many, and that's without saying a single word. the big blizzard hit areas vathis barely started to recover from super storm sandy a little more than three months ago. fortunately, one new york cityom w neighborhood is benefiting from what you might call island-to- island help. tony guida has the story. >> reporter: the language is creole. the message is, "let's get to creole work rebuilding this damaged house." af >> i'm here because after the big hurricane sandy, some of us saw how, you know. >> reporter: frank joseph his colleagues are from haiti. they survived the 2010ived t earthquake that devastated their nation. and they haven't forgotten the f kindness of so many american strangers. the haitians arrived thursday, >> because they help us to rebuild, we're ready to put in installation, sheet rock, and everything that needs to be done. >> reporter: the haitians arrived thursday, just in time for weather they've never seen-- icy temperatures and blizzard conditions as they began rehabitions work in a staten island neighborhood wrecked by super storm sandy. they were brought here by richard holtes, whose foundation, he says, built some 500 homes in haiti for people living in refugee camps after the earthquake. >> they were living on the dirt. they had nothing. li they actually said to us, "one day, we want to do what you're doing. we want to go and help people."and help >> reporter: hotes paired the haitians with local contractors. >> well, the skills that you acquire here doing this help youire back in haiti? >> we're learning right now. we'll go back to haiti andk anybody who has this kind of >> work, okay i'm ready. >> reporter: he also learned t something not useful in haiti how to have a snowball fight. the haitians will be in staten island through next week. >> from our hearts, we'rere grateful to be here. >> reporter: they hope to help rebuild 100 homes by then. >> axelrod: and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs, "48 hours." for all of us here at cbs news i'm jim axelrod in new york.hour good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.orgcaptione media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org expands for an ex l-a cop suspected of killing 3 people. i think he's long gone. >> is he? the search expands for an ex- l.a. cop suspected of killing three people. >> plus a disturbing statistic? berkeley. why the number of reported rapes nearly doubled in one year >> and it's almost here. giants fans celebrate with their players before they head off to spring training. kpix 5 news is next. we begin tonight with a developing story: the former >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. we begin tonight with a developing story of a former lapd officer suspected in a rampage that left three people dead is still on the run tonight. this is new surveillance video that was just released. it appears to show christopher dorner tossing a magazine full of puts and a military belt into a dumpster in san diego county. it's from the day after he allegedly killed two people. cbs reporter edward lawrence is in los angeles with the latest on the investigation. edward. >> reporter: this is a developing story now. lapd police chief charlie beck says he is now going to reopen the investigation that sparked christopher dorner to go on his revenge shooting rampage. the police chief

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