singer walter scott, "the cheater" became both his signature song and the hit single. but like so many others, walter scott was a one-hit wonder, never able to repeat the success with another song. after 14 straight years of performing on the road, mostly one-nighters, walter scott disappeared. many believed that the lyrics "watch out for the cheater" weren't just words, but an omen. >>> the famous arch in st. louis, missouri, stands as a symbolic gateway, recalling its role as the last stop for pioneers before heading west. later, st. louis became a well-known stop along america's music corridor which included memphis and new orleans. pop legends chuck berry and tina turner launched their careers here, as did a local boy, walter scott. ♪ you hear people say now look out for the cheater ♪ ♪ make way for the fool-hearted clown ♪ >> walter scott was the lead singer for the rock 'n' roll band bob kuban and the in-men. in 1966, the group started recording and gained national attention thanks to walter's stage presence and vocal range. >> wally could have been doing the showrooms in

race, scott walker and we'll talk to our all-star panel on who is hot. but with a different perspective on the candidates here's john roberts in beverly hills. >> we're on rodeo drive in beverly hills. this hub of glamour is the last place you expect to find me in a show about presidential politics. but glamour is not just for high fashion and hollywood glitz, the image and mystique and glamour surrounding a presidential candidate is just as important as policy prescriptions and speeches. i spoke with the author of the book "the power of glamour" to find out what happens when politics and glamour meet. >> what is glamour? >> it's a persuasion or poetry that takes place less with words than with images. when we see something that is glamorous to us, it makes us think if only if like could be like that. >> glamour is casting a spell, is it not? >> yes, the word "glamour" was a scottish word that meant a literal magic spell. you cast a glamour on somebody and they saw something that wasn't there. >> looking over american political history who do you believe were some of the rea

, money motive and s and movies. there might be something politically wrong with scott walker. he says he did not note president obama was a christian. if you are keeping score at home, scott walker still does not know whether president obama loves his country or evolution is real. walker is not backing down and his fans on social media are cheering him on. is scott walker an offense now? >> it is a tale of two cities. on the right wing world, he is on offense and is trying to raise money. in the other part of the world, the mainstream world, he is still in the barrel. he is trying to get out. >> republicans, i have yet to find a single republican who has worked for a winning presidential campaign who said to me what scott walker is doing to me is brilliant? no other republican is doing what he is doing. you can bash the media. you can take the high road and say voters do not care about this, but the way he has handled it has caused him problems with some elite republicans. the press is saying it, too. >> the fundamental thing about scott walker in the invisible primary is among elite

scott: well, we got our fair share. eileen: we did, but as anticipated, the rain has moved in. we will have a wet overnight but stay off the roads. let the road crews do their job and get the snow and slush cleared. tomorrow i think is a nice day. if you get up early in the morning, 6:00 am 7:00, it will be cold, but otherwise partly sunny and breezy. i am concerned about a lot of melting tomorrow and icy conditions overnight sunday into monday. scott: we will say in touch on that. stay warm. stay with us. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] scott: when you thought it was safe to go outside, moore snow, freezing rain, and in arctic blast. this storm is hitting millions who are not used to the cold. reporter: from the deep south in alabama, where a pickup truck lost its battle against the roads, through tennessee, where sleet turned the streets to ice the storm spared no one. one central indiana man said that the weather would not slow him down. >> i'm care about the weather. i have

birthday. ♪ on the show tonight, rudy sweats the small stuff in a cosby sweater. but first, scott walker let his opulent dinner. by all accounts, it went pretty well except for when rudy giuliani got up and said president obama doesn't love america. here is how governor walker responded on cnbc on "the morning after." >> the mayor can speak for himself. i will tell you i love america and therapeutic -- and there are plenty of republicans and democrats that love this country. >> were you offended by those comments? what was your reaction? >> i am in new york. i'm used to people saying what they think. >> walker refuses to repudiate. my question to you john -- what is the tripwire in the cycle when a candidate refuses to repudiate things that are over the line? >> i think it shows strength when a candidate figures out a way to distance himself from an ally in a respectful way. john mccain did this in 2008 when somebody got up and said barack obama is a muslim. he said i disagree with your point of view. he is not a muslim, we just have different points of view. i think this is start

and new hampshire taking questions. scott walker made a mistake. he should have said i disagree with what the mayor said. >> look, mayor giuliani is a great mayor. he is one of my friends. >> he got it wrong read >> i think he got it wrong -- he got it wrong. >> i think he got it wrong. i understand what he is trying to a. -- to say. >> the right on talk radio says look at us bushman journalist's like us. that is what the liberals want. it's not just a sign of courage. it's a sign of principle and authenticity. what will rant i'll say about this. what will jeb bush they question -- rand paul say about this? what will jeb bush say? >> i have a feeling he will answer it a better way than scott walker did. >> someday i scott walker is going to look at that tape and shake his head. >> in 2016 we learned that he is backing jeb bush. this is a blow to chris christie , no doubt. is it a sign that chris christie is toast? >> he is not toast, but this hurts. this guy raised a ton of money or mitt romney -- for mitt romney. he owns a new jersey football team. it is not the first tri-state area

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the "washington post" just called a man the "it" candidate of the 2016 race, scott walker. and we will talk to the all-star panel about who is hot and where they are placing the early bets. but first with the early perspective of the candidates, here is john roberts this in beverly hill ss. >> reporter: we are on rodeo drive in beverly hills, and this hub of glamour is the last place you would expect to pind the show on politics, but glamour is not just reserved for glamour and glitz, the image of mystique and glamour surrounding a presidential candidate is just as important as policy prescription, and speeches and the candidates know it. i spoke to virginia postelethe author of "politics and glamour" about what happens when they meet. what is glamour? >> it is a persuasion or the poetry that takes place less with words than images. when we see something that is glamorous to us and makes us think, if if only life would be like that. >> glamour is like casting a spell, is it not? >> yes the word glamour is originally a scottish word that meant literal cast a spell. you put glamour on so

about, how does that bode for scott bñ walker?vixnç >> reporter: i think it could bode well for scott walker. ted cruz and rand paul tend to but scott walker certainly not as well-known as either one of them. but when you look at the results of the quinnipiac poll i cited earlier in iowa, that's an indication that he is starting to get out of the state of wisconsin and he was brought to national attention because of all the fights that he had, the recall election, having to run for office three times in five years, it certainly gets you on the national stage.-xy[ so sfg little better known. it will be interesting to see what happens in terms of the budget battle in in this new right to work legislation that's going through in wisconsin how that mighthyt4j4(p&c@ affect some younger union members. but at the very least scott walker couldrñ >> you mentioned the age group and it would be aazqñ contrast if you have a younger republican with an older democrat. hillary clinton will be 69 in 2016 if she runs. that is, though younger than%2uh ronaldaa#éç reagan was when he first atta

drama unfolding. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today we learned the identity of one of the most despicable men on the face of the earth, the masked terrorist that we have all seen too many times in the past year in videos of the execution of hostages held by isis, including the beheading of three americans. tonight mark phillips in london tells us who he is and what we know about him. >> reporter: he's the masked face of isis in all its brutality, and now he has a name. the executioner nicknamed jihadi john, who figures in at least five gruesome beheading videos, is really mohammed emwazi, a 27-year-old college graduate from london. his accent was first hint. >> this is james foley, an american citizen of your country. >> reporter: for months as isis romped across syria and iraq, british and american anti-terrorist officials were known to be aware of the masked figure's identity, but they refused to release this presumably because they were trying the trace his links to other isis figures. armed with a computer science

. live in northwest, roz plater, abc 7 news. scott: tonight come major power outages, mostly in northern virginia. dominion is reporting 3000 people without electricity, many of those in the clarendon neighborhood. pepco said there are about 2300 in montgomery county and prince george's county. huge travel delays tonight. reagan national cancel 200 arrivals end up archers. dulles and bwi each canceled about 150. and to the west, richard reeve is live in winchester. people out there dealing with more than eight inches of snow right? reporter: absolutely, scott. behind me, a familiar sight, a pickup truck buried. the snow almost reaching the top of the front wheel. over here, check this out, this parking lot was buried under about a foot of snow for much of the day. it is now clear, but the job is not over. pushing snow. >> it is four-wheel-drive weather. reporter: about all you can do with a storm like this. at least eight inches, which is why an army of plows is fanning out across winchester. >> started at 9:00 this morning and probably will not be done until tomorrow. reporter: all the

30 minute, ken. >> thanks for watching us. scott >> pelley: tonight, isis takes terror to a horrific new level. a video appears to show a captured jordanian pilot being burned alive. angry jordanians take to the streets. holly williams with the latest. nancy cordes reports the measles virus has morphed into a political issue. >> i do believe that all children ought to be vaccinated. >> the state doesn't own your children. parents own the children, and it is an issue of freedom. >> pelley: the long wait is over. after more than half a century jim axelrod tells us "to kill a mockingbird" author harper lee is publishing her second novel. and vinita nair with the man who has the worst commute we've ever heard of. >> i had no idea how long it was. to me it was just another commute. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. jordan's king abdullah ii hurried to the white house tonight after what appears to be the savage execution of a jordanian air force pilot who was fighting in the u.s.-led

with scott pelley" is next. captions by: >> pelley: tonight, dangerous cold, more snow for the northeast, and maybe a blizzard. the president weighs in on the murder of three north carolina muslims. an alabama police officer is charged with assaulting an innocent man. and steve hartman reveals his idol. >> reporter: i was hoping to steal his secrets. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. old man winter is showing how cold-hearted he can be. valentine's day will see some of the coldest temperatures of the year. the area that you see here in purple will have lows in the single digits. blizzard warnings are up for parts of new england, including boston, where snow is the last thing they need. jericka duncan is there. >> reporter: with a wind chill at minus 13 degrees, boston city workers and the national guard were digging out neighborhoods before the next major snowstorm. boston has already received more than 74 inches of snow over the last 30 days. mayor marty walsh: >> we're preparing

news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. jordan's king abdullah ii hurried to the white house tonight after what appears to be the savage execution of a jordanian air force pilot who was might fooiting in the u.s.-led coalition against isis. jordanians had been holding vigils for the 26-year-old who fell into the hands of the islamic terrorist group when his plane went down in syria christmas eve. today, isis put out this video showing the pilot in an orange jumpsuit. then, he's murdered, not a beheading this time, but something equally cruel and inhuman. he's set on fire. we're not going to be showing you that. we don't know when the execution was carried out, but isis chose to release the video just as jordan's king was in washington. and holly williams has been covering isis from the beginning. she joins us tonight in northern iraq. holly, what can you tell us about the video? >> reporter: well, scott it's a highly produced video including graphics and multiple camera angles. it runs about 22 minutes, at the end of which the pilot is locked in a cage and then burned to deat

secrets. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. old man winter is showing how cold-hearted he can be. valentine's day will see some of the coldest temperatures of the year. the area that you see here in purple will have lows in the single digit. blizzard warnings are up for parts of new england, including boston where snow is the last thing they need. jericka duncan is there. chill at minus 13 degrees, boston city workers and the national guard were digging out neighborhoods before the next major snowstorm. boston has already received more than 74 inches of snow over the last 30 days. mayor marty walsh: >> we're preparing for this weekend's snowstorm, so snow removal is our top priority in the city of boston right now. >> reporter: crews are hauling away 1500 truckloads of snow per day. four snow melters are working around the clock melting nearly 1,000 tons of snow an hour. the arctic blast is affecting an estimated 127 million people across 27 states and the district of columbia. >> it's chris from the meals progra

scott pelley. >> pelley: today, the man brought in to restore credibility to the department of veterans affairs had some explaining of his own to do. secretary bob mcdonald corrected a misstatement that he made last month on this broadcast about his own military record after the statement was questioned by several retired officers. this comes, of course, at a time of controversy around prominent journalists who have been accused of inflating their war records. here's wyatt andrews. >> that was wrong and i have no excuse. >> reporter: the secretary apologized for what was said during this encounter when he falsely told a homeless veteran in los angeles that he had served in the special forces. the comment was captured by cbs news last month for a segment on this broadcast. >> what unit? >> special forces. >> special forces. what years? i was in special forces. >> reporter: the fact that mcdonald was not in the special forces was first reported in the huffington post last night. the secretary explained that when he saw the veteran, he was attempting to find common ground but got

getting too personal. these activists take on republican governor scott walker just swarmed his parents' house. stick around walker responded to peg an kelly and it's completely unexpected. >> it's too much, right? it's like these folks have a right to be angry if they don't like the state budget proposals and they've been controversial they're going to make cuts to the colleges at in wisconsin but don't you think it >>> big labor sending a big bold message this week. if you're angry at a pool tigs's policy take it out on their elderly parents. yes. pro union protesters swarming scott walker's mom and dad's house. they obviously don't like the wisconsin governor who just happens to be a gop presidential front runner. juan, your union thug buddies tromting walk's parents. come on. >> i don't think they knew that that was the house of his parents, they thought that was scott walker the governor's house and certainly they have a right to protest in front of the governor's mansion or home and there's no law against it. i would say, though to megan kelly's point -- >> how do you know what th

protests getting too personal. these activists take on republican governor scott walker just swarmed his parents' house. stick around walker responded to peg an kelly and it's completely unexpected. >> it's too much, right? it's like these folks have a right to be angry if they don't like the state budget proposals and they've been controversial they're going to make cuts to the colleges at in wisconsin but don't you think it goes too far to go to a person's home? i'm looking forward to. for some every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. our commitment to current and former military members and their families is without equal. start investing with as little as fifty dollars. it's like these folks have a i'd rather do anything else than sit at a dealership. it's a lot of haggling and it takes so long. craig's experience is completely different than mine. yeah. yes, mike has used truecar. at truecar, we'll show you how much others paid for the car you want and

"cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. captions by: caption colorado >> pelley: the man behind the mask. now we know the identity of the terrorist in the beheading videos. also tonight, the latest winter storm makes the old south look more like new england. an answer to that age-old question: what are they smoking in washington? >> it feels great. it feels like freedom. >> pelley: and freedom is all they wanted, but the sheriff was on their tails. >> it's a llama drama unfolding. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. today we learned the identity of one of the most despicable men on the face of the earth, the masked terrorist that we have all seen too many times in the past year in videos of the execution of hostages held by isis, including the beheading of three americans. tonight mark phillips in london tells us who he is and what we know about him. >> reporter: he's the masked face of isis in all its brutality, and now he has a name. the executioner nicknamed jihadi john, who figures in at

is an important point you bring up. this is a documentary that features scott lively. the most homophobic activist in the world today. he believes gay people are to blame for the hol kaus and genocide. i hope rand paul and governor huckabee, once they understand this documentary, they'll distance themselves enough from scott lively and from this documentary, and i call upon both of them to do that. this is not about marriage equality. and so i hope that they will both understand just how extreme these views are and distance themselves from those views. >> we reached out to senator paul's office. they did not get back to us for comment. thank you guys both for your time. >> thank you, alex. >>> after the break, four national retailers are pulling dietary and herbal supplements after their shelves today. plus ousted sony pictures exec offers advice for women in hollywood that may just outrage women everywhere. and later, scott walker is openly saying he's going to punt. what he does not want to talk about just ahead on "now." thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted

contract. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: they couldn't see russia from their houses, but millions of americans could feel it. today, the siberian express brought the kind of cold that makes tears run from your eyes and freeze on your face. in at least 75 cities, it was the coldest february 20 on record. 2 degrees in new york, 2 in philadelphia and far south in plant city florida, 32. there have been at least 26 deaths so far. this is a shot of lower manhattan with the hudson river on the left being shot by our friends at cbs 2 with their helicopter, and right down there in that boat stuck in the ice is our own vinita nair on the hudson between new york and new jersey. vinita. >> reporter: that's right, scott. commuters are not only battling those record lows here on the hudson river. they're also battling these huge chunks of ice that you can see behind me. the port authority tells us that for the past two weeks or so they have been sending tug boats out ahead of the ferries just to break up some of the ice but this is even

this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. this morning, a commuter train hit a truck that was abandoned. no one was killed but 21 of the 58 people on the train were taken to the hospital. tonight, four of them, including the engineer are in critical condition. omar villafranca is at the scene. >> reporter: the explosion and flames lit up the sky after the metrolink train struck the truck just before dawn. ould see three of by daylight, you could see three of the five of the 7.5-ton rail cars toppled over like toys. the truck driver, a 54-year-old man from arizona, got stuck on the tracks and jumped out when he saw the train coming. he was found walking about two miles away from the crash. was the driver under the influence of anything, according to your officers? >> he appeared to be very unsettled, and so the extent or the cause of that is actually yet to be determined. >> reporter: officials here say today's crash would have been much worse if not for new rail cars designed and purchased after a 2008 metrolink commuter crash which kille

this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we can think of no greater contrast between good and evil than kayla jean mueller who dedicated her life to helping people in need and the terrorists who claim today that she is dead. if true, mueller 26 years old from arizona, would be the the fourth american to die in the hand of the islamic terrorist group known as isis. while the others were beheaded, isis claims mueller was killed by a jordanian air strike, part of the u.s.-led air campaign. keeping in mind that there's no confirmation of any of isis' claims today, holly williams gindz our coverage. >> i am in solidarity with the syrian people. >> reporter: kayla mueller wanted to help syrians. after working with humanitarian aid groups in india israel, and the palestinian territories, in 2012, she went to turkey where hundreds of thousands of refugees were fleeing syria's bloody civil war. she also ventured across the border to the chaos of war-torn aleppo. it was there in august 2013 as she left a hospital run by a medical aid group that she was taken ho

supervisor mar and supervisor cohen for your leadership as well as and supervisor scott wiener i'll be for going the director's report addresses instead giving the annual report in item 14. >> great to an to public comment phenomenon for those two items any members of the public want to comment on the chairs reporting or director's report seeing none, public comment is closed those are informational items we'll go on to the next item. >> election of the chair and vice chair an action item. >> our annually at the first meeting of the board in january, the board shall elect the president and vice chair and the newly elected chair will starred start at this meeting and as soon as one of our nominees get the vote it is declared the officer and so we can do a call out for nominations supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much happy new year everyone i also want to polish the staff grats congratulations on our celebrations and i'm standing before you to acknowledge the work of scott wiener and talk about his work there transit funding anticipate reliability regional work and his regional work

sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. triangle. >> pelley: good evening. this week, kayla mueller became the face of america's war against isis. and late today, with her death fresh in everyone's mind president obama asked congress to become his full partner in the war against terrorists who are now responsible for the deaths of four americans and countless others in syria and iraq. he asked congress to officially authorize the war that he's already been waging. major garrett's at the white house for us tonight. major. >> reporter: scott, the white house said the war resolution is intentionally fuzzy. it opens the door to u.s. military operations to rescue hostages, gather intelligence, or kill senior isis leaders. it rules out "enduring offensive ground combat operations," and imposes a three-year limit on the president's authority to combat isis. >> the resolution we've submitted today does not call for the deployment of u.s. ground combat forces to iraq on syria. it is not the authorization of another ground war like afghanistan or iraq. >> reporter: t

to chief meteorologist scott williams. he's live in old city tonight. scott? >> joyce and iain, temperatures are tumbling rapidly across our area. it's dry but the concern will be a flash freeze and some black ice the entire area under a winter weather advisory for right knauer through the overnight as we watch those untreated roadways especially with the rain that we saw earlier in locations as well as that snow. as we take look at those temperatures 31 philadelphia. 31 in wilmington. north and west even colder. 20 in allentown. nine right now in the poconos. look at sections of montgomery and buck county. at or below freezing pretty much area wide. 24 quakertown. right now as we move toward yardley 26. 30s right now in ambler and take look at chester county. 30 malvern. kennett square. 29 honey brook. 29 degrees as well. so the concern black ice slick spots across the area and tumbling temperatures. 20 degrees by 11:00 o'clock. so that winter weather advisory is in effect tonight with the winds gusting at times over 30 miles per hour. temperatures will bottom out in the teens

scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. private information about millions of americans is in the hands of cyber thieves tonight. they broke into a database at this country's second largest health insurancer. it's called anthem, and it runs blue cross blue shield plans in more than a dozen states. the company says that database contains 80 million records including names, birth dates and social security numbers. a gold mine for identity thieves and con artists. it is not known if the hackers got health records. kris van cleave begins our coverage. >> reporter: anthem was one of thousands of health care companies warned twice last year by the f.b.i. that their industry was particularly vulnerable to hackers. in 2014, there were 42 cyber attacks targeting health providers, compared to just five in 2010. in this document, the f.b.i. cited the industry's lack cyber-security standards and said they were being targeted for a list of reasons. jim trainor is second in command at the f.b.i.'s cyber division. >> one was the-- kind of the shifting of records from paper to digital format, which cre

surprise anybody. rick scott involved in a lawsuit. mitch, what do you make of rubio's position right now? i mean how does that play? >> well it's interesting because he was for immigration reform before he was against it. he has flip-flopped like all the presidential republican candidates have done. jeb bush has flip-flopped on this issue going back a number of years and reversed himself in the last few years, so they're trying to carve out an intelligent place, but there is no intelligent place for the republican field. you have a super voter in the republican primary that's very conservative. you have the billionaire class involved funding those republican candidates. single member districts, they have nowhere to go. they are on the wrong side of history. after 2016 they are totally on the wrong side of the electoral college because of hispanics. >> great to have you with us tonight. we have more news out of the sunshine state today. >>> media outlets in florida are suing governor rick scott. they're accusing scott of violating the state's sunshine law. they claim that scott's tran

descend on governor scott walker's house. where they proceeded to yell at the governor's elderly parents. in a kelly file exclusive scott walker is here live to react on whether a new line has been crossed. >>> the president is vowing a fight after a court just halted his executive order on immigration. tonight senator ted cruz on why he thinks the president's plan is now going nowhere. >> with respect to the ruling, i disagree with it. i think the law is on our side. and history is on our side. and we are going to appeal it. >>> breaking tonight, a growing chorus of christian leaders sounding a stark warning after a sickening terrorist video out of libya surfaced this weekend. the video showing 21 christians wearing orange jump suits, marched to a beach, forced to kneel down before the terrorists dressed in black simultaneously slit their throats. today pope francis asking people to join him in prayer for, quote, our brother cops whose throats were slit for the sole reason of being christian. new york's cardinal dolan weighing in, writing, quote these aren't sporadic attacks. th

meteorologist scott williams is live outside in old city tonight with all that cold we've been feeling. scott. >> iain, still a another cold night despite the lack of wind out there. so bundle up. dress in layers. it will be dry if you're stepping outdoors however still watch out for some patchy black ice. let's talk about those temperatures right now. 29 degrees in philadelphia but look at the wind out of the northwest at 6 miles per hour. so not quite as gusty as this same time yesterday when those winds were really how long. so the feels like temperature in the low 20s as we move north and westmont county, buck county, temperatures in the low to mid 20s. we have 23 in furlong. ambler checking in at 27. chester county downingtown down to 24 degrees. west chester 25. kennett square 26. so you can see it is cold. below freezing area wide. teens right now in the pocono mountains. so the low in center city 22 degrees. the outlying suburbs 15 degrees. but the wind is not going to be as harsh. look at ultimate doppler. you can see that snow across sections of the upper midwest. that is our

thanks for watching us at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight, do hackers have your health records? cyber thieves break into one of the largest health insurers and get the records of tens of millions of americans. we have reports from kris van cleave and jeff pegues. elizabeth palmer is inside ukraine where the army is battling russian-backed rebels. >> reporter: most people have left, and there's almost constant exchange of heavy artillery fire. >> pelley: "american sniper." >> i want to get the bad guys. but if i can't see them, i can't shoot them. >> pelley: while chris kyle is being portrayed on the big screen, his accused murderer goes on trial. mark strassman on the challenge of finding an unbiased jury. and julianna goldman with a master of disguise for the c.i.a., taking on a special new mission. >> it's going to go like that. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. private informat

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" with scott pelley. >> pelley: well, the hits just keep coming. with storm after storm this scene in maine today was all too familiar, a pile-up on an icy interstate. less familiar is the winter the south is having. in shreveport, there was a rare chance to make a louisiana snowman. snow, sleet and freezing rain are falling from texas to the carolinas to virginia. a blast of arctic air will freeze the night in the north. here's jericka duncan. >> reporter: blizzard conditions in et that, maine triggered this 40-car pile-up along i-95, leaving a mangled trail of vehicles and injuring at least a dozen people. >> just as i came to a stop, a woman came around and slid in front of me, and an 18-wheeler went flying by us on the inside and slammed into all those cars that were stopped and then people started piling into the back of me. >> reporter: it's the coldest february on record in many parts of the northeast. harrisburg pennsylvania, hartford, connecticut, worcester, massachusetts, and rochester, new york, all broke records. it hasn't been this cold in rochester in 144 years. those lo