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>> reporter: yeah, kind of works. >> yeah. >> reporter: whatever the marketing, it's a success. since launching the class in october, lots of other dads have started workshops in tennsylvania, texas, even the netherlands. what more can i say? h the only question you haven't asked is have i ever done a hairstyle on a cat? >> reporter: you're right. i left that one out. have you ever done a hairstyle on a cat? >> well, no. >> reporter: i should have quit when i was ahead. oaeve hartman, "on the road" in daytona beach, florida. >> pelley: that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at ...

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That's a big storm for you. from bangor to portland maybe two to four more. boston another two to three inches and you have two on the ground right now. it's also cold. i mean the whole eastern half of the country you need your winter coat this morning. these are freeze warnings down into areas of alabama. it's 34 in birmingham, 34 in little rock, oklahoma city is down to 29. these are a lot of the areas that the flowers have been up for weeks, and the blossoms are on the trees. and so it's a cold morning. but the good news about march, the sun goes to work. and this afternoon, betty, we got 6...

Ernie obviously loves running, if you can call this that. but the world war ii vet says there's another, much greater purpose here.know >> i want people to know whatwa the war was all about and whatk it took to win it. >> reporter: specifically, thissa old sailor is running to raise awareness for one of the unsung heroes of the war, a ship he served on called an l.s.t. it stands for "landing ship tank," and it's how the allies got heavy equipment on to beaches. the u.s. built more than 1,000u. l.s.t.s during the war, but today only one remains in its original configuration. it's parked here on...

They fly over the hudson river spotting dangerous choke points where ice backs up and send pictures to help the cutter plot its course. it's definitely supplemental technology. reporter: they enhance that. yes. axelrod: the old fashioned way. with their eyes. in the sky. axelrod: the battle this winter wbr-id "wbr13410" has been a reminder as much as technology has changed our lives, there are still some places the work is done as it's always been, like removing ice from these buoys in boston harbor. as for the men of the sturgeon bay, they've been dealing with wind chills...