Millions brace for another arctic blast. From the midwest brings single digit temperatures. The northeast braces for up to a foot of snow. There is a widening Terror Threat ahead of the olympic games. The search is on for female suicide bombers, socalled black widows. Two navy ships will head to the black seas in case americans need to be evacuated. Police are looking for a gunman after a student was shot on the campus right outside of philadelphia. Explosion and partial Building Collapse at an omaha industrial plant. The inside of the structure would be considered tremendous. Embattled new Jersey Governor Chris Christie will be sworn in for a second term today. The mayor of hoboken accused him of withholding sandy funds. I take it youre not going to the inauguration. I dont think im invited. Clash with police again in kiev. Hello, world. Twitter message from an unmanned comet chasing spacecraft that just awoke from hibernation. What a save holy toledo surfers getting some serious competition. A pod of dolphins decided to join the surfers. Crabtree, dont you open your mouth. That Richard Sherman, its like a wrestling character, like randy macho man savidge. Pot and football do not mix. Its like oil and water or pot and football do not mix. Its like oil and water or baseball and excitement. Captioning funded by cbs welcome to cbs this morning. Norah odonnell is off and Clarissa Ward is here. Good morning. Good morning, charlie. Another storm threatens to leave major east coast cities snow bound. Computers are having trouble in cities like chicago but coastal areas from washington to boston expect the worst of the bad weather. Federal government offices in washington are closed today because of the storm threat. The d. C. Area could see its heaviest snowfall in three years. Airlines have already canceled well over 2,000 flights around the country. Chief meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station is tracking the severe weather. Eric, good morning. Tracking a highimpact storm here in the east coast. Blizzard warnings, parts of southeastern massachusetts. This really gets ramped up, heading through the day. Snow already working its way toward d. C. And new york. Into the afternoon, new york, boston, down through philly and d. C. Heavy snowfall at times, certainly a lot of air travel delays. Right up and down the i95 corridors, 10 00 pm even down through North Carolina, strong gusty winds along with it. Most of the action transitions into southern new england and long island. By tomorrow afternoon it all heads out to sea. Pretty significant totals here, wide swath of six to 12 inches. A couple of bullseyes a total of 12 to 14 inches of snow. The overall pattern is stuck. Lots of cold in the east. To our viewers on the west coast, still looking at warm and dry weather here will persist through the end of the month. Multiple bouts of cold working south and east. This, too, lasts at least until february. Eric fisher, thanks. Newest Security Threat to the sochi Winter Olympics is a female terror suspect. Russian authorities are looking for her right now. They believe she penetrated the security ring around sochi and as bob orr reports she may not be the only woman targeting the event. Bob, good morning. Good morning, charlie and clarissa. Russian intelligence are warning female suicide bombers may already have been dispatched to attack the winter olympic games. A deadly ability to strike. Law enforcement sources tell cbs news counterterrorism officials are searching for this woman, ruzana ibragimova, a black widow, whose husband, an Islamic Militant, was killed by russian law enforcement. Authorities have been canvassing the area, trying to locate her. Intelligence officials worry she may not be the only one. Several widows are known to have ties to the terror group which, on sunday, repeated its threat to attack the games. As part of the National Security team for george w. Bush, juan zarate worked on multiple plans with foreign leader. Certain females dont attract as much security attention as male suicide bombers or fighter. Now with the ramped up security around sochi, females will get just as much scrutiny as males. Russian president putin has guaranteed the games will be safe, other officials are growing niecingly wary. There are plans to provide u. S. Assistance if an evacuation proves to be necessary. Aircraft will likely be on alert at european bases with two navy ships patroling the nearby black sea. Former chair of the joint chiefs of staff, richard myers. What the military does almost continuously is plan for all sorts of contingencies. Reporter the fbi will have close to 40 agents stationed throughout russia to assist with american security. The relationship between russia and the u. S. Has been strained since the Boston Marathon bombings in april 2013. Russian authorities initially when would information from the fbi that one of the accused bombers, Tamerlan Tsarnaev may have had contacts with militants. Charlie and clarissa, the venue is so spread out. Its a big area to secure. What other targets might they be looking at . Not just the games themselves but transit zones, restaurants. These athletes and visitors will travel great distances. If the militants can hit any of those targets where westerners congress re ga congregate, that would abe big win for them. These soft targets are almost impossible to determine. Thank you very much. New Jersey Governor Chris Christie will be sworn in for his second term. The possible president ial candidate has canceled tonights Inauguration Party because of the weather. Christie is also under a cloud of scrutiny. A new usa today poll shows 58 of americans do not believe the governor is telling the whole story in the George Washington bridge scandal. Elaine quijano is in new york city with what well hear from christie later today. Reporter good morning, charlie and clarissa and our viewers in the west. Christie was joined by his Lieutenant Governor, latest member of his inner circle to be embroiled in a political controversy. In his inaugural address later today, governor christie will call for unity, saying we have to be willing to play outside the red and blue boxes the media pundits put us in. It comes after hoboken mayor dawn zimmer complained about feeling pressure to support a real estate project in return for receiving sandy aid dollars. This letter definitely makes it very clear that i was the one, you know, on april 21st, sent them a letter and very clearly said, you cant connect the two and its not fair. Reporter but Lieutenant Governor kim guadagno made the administrations position very clear. After she said to me you have to move ahead with the ro rockefeller project, i said does any other town being asked to do development in exchange for help for the flooding . Reporter earlier on monday, during a sandy volunteer event where she declined to take questions, guadagno flatly denied zimmers accusation. Any suggestion, any suggestion that sandy funds were tied to the approval of any project in new jersey is completely false. Reporter christie aides said the funds requested were for future flood projects and not sandy rebuilding efforts and that the city wanted a third of the money available for the entire state. The accusations come at a key time for christie, as he starts his second term as governor and molds a run for the white house. He was going to have essentially one year between winning reelection and the time he needed to start running for president and he needed to use that year to run up the legislative scoreboard in new jersey. I think we can safely say that those plans are all on hold. Reporter governor christie and Lieutenant Governor guadagno will be formally sworn in in a ceremony later today. Charlie . Elaine, thanks. Political crisis. Overnight antigovernment demonstrators waged a new battle with police. Calls for compromise are going unanswered. Mark phillips is in london, amid the growing violence. Good morning. Good morning, charlie. Its been going on a couple of months. While the crowd sizes havent reached the Critical Mass that could lead to upheaval, it could be pushing the ukraine standoff to some sort of tipping point. It may have looked like a time of fourth of july. Demonstrators have used whatever weaponry they can get their hands on. Sometimes the battle had the look and some of the weapons of a medieval siege. At one point, a catapult was moved toward the front line and fired it. Theyve been heaving rocks and firebottom firebombs at police and theyve been fighting back with stun grenades and tear gas. Its not a mass protest with tens of thousands. Its down to a hard core of several hundred protesters, very determined protesters. And theyve been carrying the battle. Police have been firing back with rubber bullets at close range, it seems. What began as a contest between those who want ukraine to establish closer ties with europe and the government with links to moscow and word about russian gas supplies has turned into a tribal battle over basic human rights. The passing of a new Government Law to restrict the protest resulted in some of the street violence spilling over into parliament. The European Union has called on ukraine to suspend its legislation. And everyone is worried this could spin even further out of control. Mark phillips, thank you. This morning, syrian peace conference will go on as planned. Diplomatic slap over an invitation to iran is now settled. But a new report claims the Syrian Government tortured or killed more than 10,000 detainees since the civil war began nearly three years ago. Holly williams recently went down to the Syrian Border and joins us now from istanbul, turkey. Holly, good morning. Reporter good morning, clarissa and cha rly. The images in this new report are believed to show the bodies of tortured inmates in syrias government prisons, taken by a defected reporter. It could derail its peace talks and we should warn you, were about to show you some very disturbing pictures. Some of the people in the photographs appear to have been beaten, some starved, others strangled. Cbs news cannot independently verify them and the report was funded by the government which supports the Syrian Opposition. The investigation was carried out by three respective former war crimes prosecutors with the help of other experts. They concluded that theres evidence thousands of people have been systematically tortured and executed in syrian prisons during the countrys civil war. The picture presented by these images is one of utter and unbelievable horror. A picture of 11,000 People Killed in one place, this may well be the tip of the iceberg. Reporter the report favors prospect of a war Crime Investigation into the government of bashar al assad. The Syrian Opposition only agreed to take part in the talks at the last minute and then threatened to boycott the negotiations after the u. N. Secretary general invited iran, a key ally of the syrian regime. After the u. S. Also protested the invitation to iran was withdrawn, but thats angered russia, another ally of the Syrian Government. The Russian Foreign minister said today theyre excluding iran from the negotiations is a mistake. Even before the peace talks have begun, they are mired in argument. After nearly three years of civil war and a death toll of more than 130,000, theres little sense that either side expects these talks to achieve anything, let alone peace. Charlie and clarissa . Holly, thank you. You covered syria more as well as anybody. Tell me what you think about this latest story in the photographs they have. Were talking about war crimes. This recalls images of death camps. The idea that the International Community is not able to put an end to this blood shed and to this sickness is really the photographs are horrendous. Horrendous. We couldnt show our viewers many of them because they were so horrendous. This morning, syrians civil war may be tied to leb novenlt a car bombing killed at least four people. The blast shook a neighborhood where many people support hezbollah. New details about white house efforts to free kenneth bae from north korea. A source tells cbs news that theyve reached out to north korea, the goal . A pardon for bae. He has been detained for more than a year. The white house also offered to send the u. S. Ambassador for north korean human rights. So far no response from the kim jongun regime. Baes sister says shes encouraged by his appearance but its heartbreaking to see him in a prison uniform. She pleaded for baes freedom. Recovery efforts resumed. Two workers were killed when the International Nutrition plant collapsed monday. Ten others were injured. Survivors describe the explosion. Heard a crack, pop and big ball of fire. And i was in the back and i just took off running as soon as i heard the first crack. Thats all i could really do, and get out of the way. They make products for livestock and poultry. Some had to be cut out of the debris. It may take weeks to learn the cause of the accident. A search is under way this morning for a gunman who shot a student on a University Campus near philadelphia. It happened last night in chester. The government wounded the student in the parking lot. The victim is in critical but stable condition this morning. Police say the shooting does not appear to be random. Classes resume today. It is time to show you some of this mornings headlines. Wall street journal looks at how target missed a chance to improve credit card safety. The retail giant pulled the plug on antitheft chips. Breach of 110 million shoppers. Usa today looks at the report on income disparity. They find almost half the worlds wealth is owned by just 1 of the planets population and the poorer half of the world, people have the same amount of money as the richest 85 people on earth. 6,000 Church Sex Abuse documents will be released today. Part of an agreement with the archdiocese, attorneys for victims of 30 chicago priests say the documents show a conscious effort to protect the church. Archdiocese says it was a mistake, not a coverup. Los Angeles Times looks at air pollution from china, reaching the u. S. This is a story weve been telling you b a report finds dirty emissions from chinas export industry make it across the Pacific Ocean in just six days. In 2006, los angeles and parts of the eastern u. S. Had at least one extra day of smog that exceeded federal health standards. About onefifth of the smog comes from producing goods for the u. S. And other countries. And the denver post says the nfl is considering a proposal to eliminate extra points. Commissioner Roger Goodell says its almost automatic. Under the proposal, a team would get seven points for a touchdown unless it wanted to try for an eighth. If the team went for an eighth and failed it would only get six points for the score. Rosettas first message to earth . A tweet saying hello, world, in different languages. European space agency celebrated receiving the message from 500 million miles away. In november, rosetta will try to become the first spacecraft to make a soft landing on a comet to learn some patchy fog moving in along the coastline overnight. Especially into pacifica and halfmoon bay. Just a thin layer and nonetheless its dense in spots. The ridge of High Pressure still overhead and that will be it with some bring with it some very mild weather to the bay area again with thetemperatures as much as 15 degrees above a. An average of 72 in oakland and about 635 in San Francisco. And 63 in pacifica. No major changes the next couple of days. Some winds kicking up on thursday and friday. Announcer this National Weather report sponsored by mercedesbenz certified preowned vehicles. Certified, affordable luxury. Ahead, the most controversial character heading to the super bowl. Im the best corner in the game. When you try me with crabtree, thats the result youre going to get. Dont you ever talk acme. Tuned for your local news. 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