COOPER: Let's get you caught on some of the other stories we're following. Randi Kaye is here with a 360 News and Business Bulletin -- Randi.</s>RANDI KAYE, CNN INVESTIGATIVE CORRESPONDENT: Anderson, at least 13 people are dead, 37 people are missing in Southern Quebec where a train filled with crude oil derailed and exploded early Saturday. As firefighters put out hotspots in downtown Lac-Magentic, they're finding more bodies. Many too badly burned to identify. Canada's prime minister described the town as a war zone. U.S. intelligence leaker Edward Snowden weighing asylum options inside Moscow's airport may be headed to Caracas. Venezuela's president says his government received a formal asylum request from Snowden today. Bolivia and Nicaragua have also made offers. Former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer announced a bid to run for New York City comptroller, which oversees and manages the city's finances. Spitzer resigned in 2008 amid a prostitution scandal. Rocker, Jon Bonjovi announced his $1 million contribution to the New Jersey Sandy Relief Fund with Governor Chris Christie there on hand. The fund has raised more than $38 million since that storm hit, Anderson, in October.</s>COOPER: That's a nice thing to do. Randi, thanks very much. We'll be right back.
Runaway Train Explodes; Snowden To Venezuela?