this the fox report. tonight we anyhow about it. an attack on one of the largest power stations in america. and a grouch law makers in washington are asking if it is a test run for something bigger? snipers hit the towers that hit the silicon valley. if they knocked it out, we are learning it could have caused a massive blackout in california and elsewhere in the west. just how tender is the system that keeps the lights on for america. the fox report and the change the way we protect our power grid. and winter, showing no mercy with storms, back-to-back to

back, some have been deadly and now an urgent need nationwide for blood donations. and also, an alleged arsonist accidentally lights himself on fire. karma, caught on camera. >> and i am harris faulkner. and is america ready for an attack on our power grid that leaves millions of us on the dark. we are learning new details about a sniper attack in northern california. the fbi said it could not find evidence that it was terrorism. but there was a lot of damage to the silicon valley electrical grid. it happen last spring and didn't get much attention then until a now report came out. we learned that snipers fired weapons for up to 19 minutes, firing openly at pacific gas and electric substation in san jose,

california. and they targeted tran formers and they successfully knocked out 17 of them. the police a ratified and the snipers got away. officials managed to avert a blackout and took them 27 days to repair all of the damage and get it all back on line. now the fresh concern that it may have been a test run for a bigger strike, possible terrorism, that according to a former federal energy official and now a group of law makers is calling for a review of the standard ares to make sure the power grid is not vulnerable. this is not the only recent attack? >> no, it begs the question of how vulnerable the grid is in the country. look at these pictures of that surveillance footage of the attack there. you can so a shadowy figure on

the left hand of the screen approaching and firing 150 shots. and joe welinghov said it could be terrorism executed by well trained individuals and as you say a test run for something else. and that's why washington wants to know from the utilities if america's power network is safe? and what are the enstances that we see like this. take a listen. >> a few months ago in arkansas, there were multiple attacks on power lines and grid infrastructure and led to millions in damage and brief outages. independent engineers discovered a new cyber vulnerability in the software used by many electric grid controlled systems. >> reporter: not just physical attacks and cyber attacks as well.

pgsche believes it is vandalism and the fbi is not too sure what it is either. they are ruling out terrorism. but there are aggressive attempts to kill the power grid here in california, harris. >> what are the four senators uponing. >> reporter: it includes harry reid and senator fine fine. they want to hear that measures are in place to prevent a massive power out age in the country. while it a pores that many utilities have a firm grasp on the problem, we don't know if there are substantial numbers was utilities or others that may have not taken adequate measures to minimize the harm from a physical attacks. that could be cyber attacks as well. and the pressure is on the utilities and regulators other pressure and this is from law maker ares that are expecting or

expressing an immediate danger this is, harris. >> we'll talk to a expert on that coming up. thank you, should the federal government or private sector better protect the substations. the guest i mentioned is inside of the fox report and with the homeland security department, looking at soiber security specifically and also the physicality and the vulnerability of our substations. you can like us on facebook.com/harris faulkner and i will v answer your questions if you keep them short. >> a major change on how a key party looks at same- sex marriage. eric holder to give lawful same- sex marriages regardless if they live in a state where same- sex

marriage is legal. it is in response to the court court ruling that struck down part of the defense of marriage act. molly heningburg is live in washington. what are the policies that holder is announcing tonight? >> reporter: one of them saying the department of justice will grant rights to same- sex married couples in federal court prosowings and they would not have to testify against other each other. and eric would say in a gay rights gala, even in states where same- sex marriages are not recognized, the federal governments will not use same views in a same- sex. 36 states defined the marriages as one man and one woman. but the federal will recognize same- sex couples in civil and

criminal cases. what is the response so far? >> it is infurerates the supporters of traditional marriage and he is passing by the laws passed by the state. brian brown said it is utter lawlessness from the bum bullpen administration. attorney general holder is expected to announce tonight that the department of justice will recognized married and gay and lesbian couples in bankruptcy cases and also in the rules governing federal inmates. >> molly thank you very much. for the west, especially parts of california, much, much needed reason and snow. that state is gripping with the worst drought. and the rush of precipitation comes the rick of flooding. you can't have one without the other.

janice don't is in the fox weather center. they need it but don't need it all in one day. >> they call it liquid gold. but it will make travel treacherous and a lot of rain in a short period of time. but the bottom line, they need to see the moisture and it looks continuous through the work week. we'll look at it. my map is working and our forecast and snowfall in some cases two feet of snow. it is great to get the snow pack over the sierra and winter weather advisery and storm warninglies, an ice storm south of portland with ice accumulations of a half inch to an inch of ice perhaps on the power lones and road ways, those are dangerous. and bottom line, we really need the moisture, severe to exceptional drought and close to 40 percent and that's where we will so the snow and rain and some cases over six inches of heavy rain in toward the interior sections of northern

california. and the deficits in some cases, 16 inch deficit in redding and nine-inch in san francisco and seven in los angeles. they are not getting the moisture they need unfortunately. is this a drought buster? no, it is not. look at the reasonable total. they need 18- 36 inches along the coast and we need several of the storm systems to move in. and watching over the west. cold in the northern pargz of the country and great lakes and then we are going to deal with another weak storm system in the northeast. we are weary of winter in these regions. it is a quick mover and not going to dump a ton of snow and it is it a nuisance for sunday and monday and not a lot of moisture with this and maybe an inch or two in the northeast. some cases we are dealing with over 40 inches for the season. >> and if you are talking some

cases that would be in new jersey as well. we have seen a ton of this as well. >> thank you so much. >> you got. it >> some of that weather that janice was talking about and blamed for a blood shortage. and how you can help. and new details about the woman who police say stole a new born baby from his house and took him cross state lines and left that beautiful little one on the left of the screen outside of the freezing cold. stay close. in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protecon. and because usaa'commitment to serve current and former military members andheir families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve.

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and that can be used when a patient's blood type is unknown and with more snow expected they are trying to make sure the area hospitals are stocked. >> we live five days of inventory and we dipped below two for type 0 negative. we are entering the recovery stage. because people responded and we get a good push through the weekend we'll be back up to where we want to be. >> this year is one of the worst in memory. stops affecting connecticut and new york and georgia and alabama. new york city mayor bill dibla sio said people can make a difference with just a few minutes of their day. >> it is a thing you can do and you are saving someone else's life and so it is important. and especially in time of needs

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making an emergency landing. at some point it lost cabin pressure flying over the atlantic ocean but managed to land in massachusetts. one women was taken to the hospital. but there were 25 people on board. it was traveling from germany to dover air force base in elwear. >> and details of a sniper attack in a substation in silicon valley. a massive blackout was averted but it was close. this happen just a few months ago. and now law maker ares are calling for a review of the utility grid. we have the chief security officer of the north american reloiblt he and a principle in the group. nnice to be here. >> we talked in the commercial break.

you received a briefing on this. what exactly did the snipers do? >> it was obvious it was planned out in advance, they had a pretty good understanding of what the area looked like and then most disturbing thing i think. they anyhow what they were targeting and where to four at these transformers and at the facilities there and also knew right along the rod there and right long where the substation was and the communication and fiber optic lines that they cut and actually terminated the connections for the control system of some of the communications. >> wow, that is interesting, to. they fired for 19 minutes and the infrastructure they did quite a bit of damage, but it is that cyber element. and you are an expert with homeland security, what does this tell you? >> i think it tells us, while we have focused on and spent a lot of money preparing

for the cyber events, we can't forget the physical component, because they do play together. this was a pure physical security event where it really, anybody could have done it and it department take technology to do what they did. >> you feel it was coordinated? >> the report that i have seen and a briefing on this it was well planned out. >> what would have happen if faye succeeded? >> they couldn't have done more damage in the substation. the big fear that a more coordinated attack and you target multiple substations would have caused perhaps a bigger imsxakt that is the beauty of the grid. it is resilient and because of the redunnancy and the nature of

the grid infrastructure. >> i guess that is what saved them. it took them 20 days to get back on line and they kept them powered up by drawing power from different substations and talk with me a bit. the wall street journal did an article and at the time, federal energy regulatory commission had this to say, it was the most significant incident and we want to go back and put that up of domestic terrorism involving the grid that ever occurred in the u.s. and this was john wellinghoff. they found no evidence of terrorism. is this a wake- up call? >> i think it is a wake- up call. in fact whether it is, i am not a law enforcement guy and i will love it to others to state

whether it is terrorism or not. but after the event, there was a lot of activity by the industry for the ten months and this popped up again in the past week when the industry has been very, very active over the past ten months addressing this specific event and going around the country and talking to other utilities and making sure everyone understands what happened here and some of the steps to harden the substations. >> they never caught these guys? >> they have thought. >> how many substations are there. >> around 45,000 substations in the country and the diversity of the location is probably what make its. again, it adds the resiliency to the grid. some are them are in remote and some in urban locations. >> we have four law makers and

they are all democrats it is not a bipartisan grouchlt and the big overarching question. do we want the federal government to be more involved in protect being us or do you want the private sector to doing it? >> i am opposed to too much regalways. i think the government has through the federal energy regulatory commission provides a adequate level of regalways for the industry. and certainly the electricity industry itself is relooking now at the physical security things they can be doing. and on the cyber security side, terk and north american reliability association is working to create standards for the bulk power system in north america. >> and if you had to give us a scale of 1- 5 and 5 being the

best, where would you put our safety for a power grid? >> i would safety i would say devoid that up a little bit. physical security and cyber security. cyber security. we have standards and now, we are still, the industry is still working toward implementing those standards and coming up to speed. we are at a two or throw level. >> 2 or 3. are you comfortable with that? >> well, you know, this is one of those industries that you can never drive your risk down to 0. and the industry is constantly improving. and every time there is an event like this or whether it was like the fires in san diego several years ago, it helped the industry learn how to do better vegetation management and there will be a lot of lessons learned out of this. >> i asked this. motorcycle mike sanford wants to

know why we are just learning about this and did they think people don't care? >> there was a lot of publicity. you go back and read through the media back in april. but the national news didn't pick it up like they have now. we have talked about it a lot. why is it just getting the national attention now. it did get. and the industry has been active for the past ten months addressing this and going around the country, and working with other utilities. >> mark weatherford. thank you very much and we appreciate you taking our question on facebook. he said we are doing a great job. >> and unmanned drones, speaking of terrorism and threats may have played a major role in launching attacks against suspected terrorist.

if the pentagon is forced to withdraw troops in afghanistan, the u.s. military could loedz bases. and jennifer griffin takes a look at this from the pentagon. >> and uncertainty on whether any u.s. troops will be in pakist afghanistan, the pentagon has to explore options outside of afghanistan. >> would you consider placing drones in india. >> we are considering everything's. >> reporter: there is a drop in confirmed drone strikes from 122 u.s. drone strikes to 26 last year. >> and we'll have no troops or reduced number of troops after 2014, and that obviously lessens the force protection needs we have. and so i think those factors play into what the president

said about a reduced need for unmanned strikes. >> reporter: and top al-qaeda leaders remain in pakistan. >> let me be the first to say. the president's policy changes are utter and complete failure and they leave americans lives at risk. >> reporter: the white house would need afghan president hammid karzi to sewn a security pact and use the air base. >> and the project of using pakistan nuclear enemy india and rile the pakistanis and add to tension. tea party republicans want any other commitment to afghanistan to be approved by congress. >> automatic renewal is fine for netflicks and gym memberships. but not war.

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reveals something horrible in the syria war. little ones are trained to be the next generation of al-qaeda jihad fighters and look how young this guy is. shocking images of them holding heavy doubt weapons. and greg reports. joishgs they are children's pictures like you never seen before. sweet faces and along with guns. and the shots posted for all to so in social media and twitter and represents a mange threat. the report portrays the fact that a new generation of children are raised on jihad. >> reporter: they are fighting the assad regime with al-qaeda linked groups. and they are given weapon instructions and ready for military missions in a al-qaeda training camp. these images show youngsters on

the front lines and toting guns bigger than they are. it seems like more propaganda and a 10-year-old digging his own grave for suicide mission. one is 15 or 16 and claimed to be killed in battle. >> it is not the stereo typical way that children are used to be soldiers and they are involved in the whole entire operation. joishgs kids are getting well groupeded with islamic teaching. a radical message seems like it is getting through with a global impact. here are the kids who cheer the 9/11 attacks and others brand president obama an infedell. >> it is insuring that the fight doesn't stop where it is. >> reporter: it is not only the

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