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The mosques fill to capacity, people spill onto the sidewalks and streets, they pray where they can. in senegal the majority of the people are sufi muslims, practicing a mystic form of islam which is often considered more tolerant. >> fama: senegal is very different from other countries. we are very tolerant. we also have, in senegalese family, christian married to muslim, muslim married to christian. so, you dont really know exactly whos christian and you dont really know who is muslim. >> anth...

Creating this slush-like thing that looked like molten lava, told tide reached 15.1 feet, possibly tying a record from 1978 blizzard. snow not falling but gusting all around. watched crews working all day to clear the roads. this is in center of boston, done a pretty good job clearing this road. 750 vehicles out clearing roads, sidewalks, throwing down salt to make it safe for people. city officials asking people to hunker down and stay at home for their own safety and so they can do the work to...

That connect as shrapnel. the concern is wet snow, freezing rain and you have high winds, 50, 60, maybe even 70-mile-an-hour gusts that can cause those power outages all along to nantucket, plymouth, and those areas. the governor spoke earlier toda today, he said it is about new englanders taking care of one another and reiterated that people should take care of their heating vents in their homes. >> take care of your homes inside and out. make sure carbon monoxide detectors and smoke alarms are...

Mayor telling everybody, dont drive your cars today. what is going on? everybody and their mother is out here. cars all over the place. theyre sliding. by the way, de blasio told folks that youll probably never see the street out here. we dont think we can get it uncovered. a lot going on there. what would be really great is if you were out here with me. what kind of world are we in when the business reporter is outside in the snowstorm and shepard smith is in the studio? >> life is unfair. 24 h...

Investigating. now to a major effort sweeping our country. a drive to make streets safer for pedestrians and bicyclists. in some places, the results have been dramatic. steve patterson looks at how its being done. >> reporter: in a city infamous for its traffic, the right of way can be difficult, sometimes fatal. >> lost a father. >> reporter: jennifer knapps father jeff, an avid bicyclist, was called by a distracted driver one year ago. >> just as he turned right on foothill, i could see the ...

By the employee. ifha you saw the video taken by the father, the father says, you should not put on gloves. it is the exact opposite of bizarro csi. it is what should have happened. >> tucker: what do these look like,, jimmy? look at the camera, and it is large. you will never see it, never find them. they can be concealed in a everyday object like a outlet, coffee maker, cables and outlets, ac charges. a list you had the right equipment, youll never know youre being watched. >> tucker: what are...

Smoke sets in and envelops communities, thats what happened behind me. you cannot see the hillside today. the good news, when we came here this morning, theres very little flames. a couple of spots again firefighters are very cautiously optimistic. 30% containment, but the smoke is completely brutal as it develops an ash comes down like snowflakes all around. you walk on the sidewalk, you will see in some cases, an eighth of an inch of ash covering everything. plants, sidewalks, businesses, home...

It seem like were giving away information. but its just not a secret that these massive hubs of transportation are huge targets of opportunity for bad guys. they always have been. underneath the port authority, the reason it could be confusing in the reporting, whether its stwa times square or the port author is because theyre all connected and if you can get into that tunnel structure, you can go a lot of different places. >> anywhere that a large number of people gather and have not gone throu...

The carpenter and conservation who would buy the construction skills of the anonymous monsters who left these talents to the world three hundred years ago. the winds getting rougher and. in montreal its blown the clouds away. in the open canyons of the city and on the sidewalks of the suburbs its time for the big clear up this city has to move twelve million cubic meters of snow and sleet every season thats two hundred thousand truckloads.

Police commissioner asking the city to ban private cards from driving down the strip to get first responders to the scene of an emergency faster. posts have been installed to help keep pedestrians safe from potential vehicle ramming attacks on sidewalks. jillian: charlie rose is out of a job, cbs and bloomberg tv firing the anchor over sexual harassment allegations was the washington post reporting dozens of women accused him of unwanted sexual advances, lewd phone calls and groping. the veteran...