PHILLIPS: Checking stories cross country now. Halloween night in New Orleans. Two people died and at least 10 others were hurt in separate shootings, including one on Bourbon Street. Police are now searching for the suspects. In Connecticut, people are still trying to recover from that freak October snowstorm. More than 250 people spent the night in a shelter. Thousands of others are still without power. And JetBlue is now apologizing. Remember what happened during the snowstorm? More than 100 passengers were left on board during this flight for more than seven hours. They didn't have food, water, even functioning bathrooms.</s>ROB MARUSTER, CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER, JETBLUE: And we know we let some of you down over the course of this weekend, and for that we are truly sorry. Going forward, we plan to fully participate with the Department of Transportation in cooperating with their investigation into the events over the weekend. And we're also going to conduct an internal evaluation so that we can learn from this event because at the end of the day, you deserve better and we expect better from our crew members and our operation.</s>PHILLIPS: Well, JetBlue faces nearly $3 million in potential fines now. Straight ahead, Russian spies in the U.S. We have surveillance video that helps the FBI pull the plug on it. You'll see it right after the break. And protesters forced to move, but their message stays the same. We'll take you inside one of the "Occupy Wall Street" movements.
250 Spend Night in Shelter; JetBlue: "We Are Truly Sorry"