everyone is in panic and we had to run just because the situation, everyone was scared. reporter: more than 20 people were killed and injured at a metro station. we felt a small blast of air, and we heard some noise in the distance. reporter: this is a city on at. edge. if you look at the fugitive suicide bombers at the airport, the pictures circulating are of them and they are not wearing suicide vests, not set up the way we expect them to be, they are just pushing suitcases. that is what makes them so scary. back to you. meredith: we have live pictures this is a live vigil taking place. 31 people killed and more than 200 people injured. some of the people morning in a devastating day for that city. only wesh 2 s chopper was in the plane landed and people we re right now, wesh 2 mcdaniel joins us live at the dave, we re learning the passengers did not know what happened until they landed. dave: that seems to be the case. normally people would be clearing customs with
snow. abc s rob marciano is in mexico, new york, and starts us off this morning. good morning, rob. reporter: good morning, robin. and hello, winter. how about this? it s the middle of october. yes, this is an area no stranger to snow. but this much coming this early, not too many people are happy about that. and this cold, bitter, arctic air mass extends across the entire eastern half of the u.s. it s too early for snow. reporter: this morning, the sentiment of millions. early snowfall bringing treacherous, miserable driving conditions. in upstate new york, icy roads responsible for more than 50 wrecks. we thought maybe a couple of inches. it kept coming and coming. and kept coming. reporter: up to nine inches falling in some areas. buffalo bills fans getting snowed on, too. thought it was christmas. reporter: snowmen surfacing before halloween pumpkins. in the mountains of vermont, whiteout conditions. from ohio to northern michigan, more than half a foot of sno
won t last long. highs today in michigan will hit 60 degrees. up next on cbs this morning, we will track the fall freeze and get your full weather forecast. a major commercial highway in southern california will stay closed for at least several more days after major mudslides. state route 58 is still covered in mud that is six feet deep in some are areas. it s about 100 miles north of los angeles. last week, a 30-minute downpour turned the highway into a mud pit, trapping 300 people in at least 60% of the hidden pine fire is contained this morning in central texas. nearly 300 firefighters assisted by aircraft are fighting the 4,600-acre fire. fifty homes were destroyed since the fire broke out last week. it s shaping up to be an eventful week in the race for the white house. parties are making headlines with their talk of terrorism and we are still waiting on vice president joe biden s plans. york with more. reporter: joe biden did give a speech here in new york c
we were afraid we were going to lose him. how they used his surfboard to save his life. and survival story. two little boys lost in the woods for almost a day. a camping trip taking a terrifying turn. i just had like this feeling that god was with them the whole time. how they were finally found, plus the brave 7-year-old speaking out this morning. good morning, everyone. we are live on the west coast. on a weekend when we are following breaking news in turkey, they are dealing with what is being called the deadliest terror attack in that country s history. twin explosions outside a busy train station targeting a peace rally. right in the center of the capital. upwards of 80 people killed. well over 100 wounded and those numbers continue to rise. abc s jennifer eccleston is in london with more on this latest act of terrorism. hello, jennifer. reporter: hello, paula. it was meant to be a peace rally against violence between kurdish rebels and security forces and
days after major mudslides. state route 58 is still covered in mud that is six feet deep in some are areas. it s about 100 miles north of los angeles. last week, a 30-minute downpour turned the highway into a mud pit, trapping 300 people in their cars. at least 60% of the hidden pine fire is contained this morning in central texas. nearly 300 firefighters assisted by aircraft are fighting the 4,600-acre fire. fifty homes were destroyed since the fire broke out last week. it s shaping up to be an eventful week in the race for the white house. the front-runners from both parties are making headlines with their talk of terrorism and we are still waiting on vice president joe biden s plans. brook silva-braga is here in new york with more. reporter: joe biden did give a speech here in new york city over the weekend, but staying true to form, he didn t make any reference to a possible presidential bid. he did discuss terrorism and religious extremism, which are talks of 9/11