Tracking a Monster Snowstorm

The snowstorm that struck the East Coast Wednesday was more than 1,000 miles wide.

CBS News correspondent Cynthia Bowers spent the past few days following the snow, and the people dealing, with it as she moved from the Midwest to the East. She was in Pittsburg Wednesday evening, and getting there wasn't easy.

Watch Bower's report below:

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[splendasplenda]

I wrote to CBS trying to find out how to help. This was so sad. I can't get in off my mind. I agree we need to help those who try to help themselves. So sad.
Jennie

[taylorn1]

How about if we start a fund for the truck driver, his wife, and two kids, who live in the semi truck so they can make ends meet. That was the saddest part of the whole storm story. A family of four living, eating, and sleeping in the truck while the dad is making a living driving the truck. Could you help me start a fund for them? How would I go about doing that? Wouldn't I need their name and address? Wait....they have no address. So many of us have enough to share, so let's help this family......okay?

Please help. Thanks!

Natalie in Florida (2-11-2010)

[bobinsf]

Interesting story, but I wish that Cynthia Bowers (and many other news reporters) would learn the distinction between "further" and "farther"