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residents who stayed home had to stay clear of fallen branches and downed power lines. tens of thousands of people across the state have been left without power. but some atlanta residents and their pets tried to make the best of a bad situation. >> i love it. i love the snow. [ laughter ] >> reporter: there's not a lot of folks in atlanta who would say that. >> no, probably not. >> reporter: what does he think about it? >> he loves it. he is a little cold right now. look at him shivering. >> reporter: residents are hunkering down. cbs news, atlanta. >> this picture really says it all, doesn't it? the atlanta newspaper with the headline, bracing for the worst encased in ice. >>> rescue crews are in the process of reaching two injured skiers who are stuck on the side of a mountain in oregon. we have photos of the mountains where multiple avalanches have happened over the past few days. ate backcountry skiers -- eight backcountry skiers were caught up in the area. two were killed. some have broken bones. if the weather holds a helicopter will rescue them >>> the man who spent

but it's mainly the outage of the power and also the travel disruption that are the big news today. tens of thousandses of homes are indeed without power. and as far as commuters are concerned, they're facing renewed travel disruption after these hurricane-force winds have battered the country. so weather forecasters predicting a lull today from the stormy weather. but there's more to come. we understand that another low is waiting in the wings to hit the u.k. on friday. and that new storm could bring more bad weather, more gails of more than 80 miles per hour tomorrow and over the weekend. travel is seriously disrupted across the u.k. train services in parts of the country are canceled, others have serious delays or even diversions. many roads that closed because of flooding or fallen trees. one man believed to be in his 70s died in a suspected elect cushion while trying to move a tree. let's remember there were gusts of up to 112 miles per hour recorded yesterday and one of the worst parts of the country was hit was wales. there are still 60,000 homes without power and the rest i under

power lines. and that's why we're seeing tens of thousands of people without power.st check, according to georgia power, statewide, more than 119,000 people without power. most of that concentrated here in the atlanta area. in and around it. i want to give you a sense of just how cold it is. earlier we saw some kids making snow angels, playing around the snow, playing football. one left their backpack. this is after just a couple hours of being out in the snow. this thing is completely frozen. could probably snap that thing in half if you tried hard enough. so not only are they dealing with freezing rain, also dealing with that cold temperatures and that's going to be a problem. i'm sure our meteorologist will be able to break that down in a little more detail for you. but throughout the week, as this weather event continues and those cold temperatures stay below freezing, it's going to be a really big problem here in and around atlanta and throughout the state of georgia. wolf? >> yeah, certainly will be, nick valencia, thanks very much. there's also a state of emer

of the country right now. the power outages climbing throughout the south. this is historic, catastrophic ice storm hits the regions. tensf thousands of people have no power. 143,000 as of this moment because of ice-covered trees and limbs. >> imagine that. if you are not in one of the areas affected, it is brutally awful. you are in the dark and cold. very few people are trying to get out on these icy roads unlike last time when the snowstorm hit the south. george howell is one that is hitting the road. i'm glad to know he is not in front of the wheel. he is on a highway in atlanta. how is it looking out there? what are conditions like right there? are you even seeing some sun? >> reporter: right. we are driving on a bed of slush. we have seen sleet come in overnight and through the morning. we could switch over and show the camera here. driving here on lang ford ovforo 285 along the perimeter. what you are seeing, no one on the roads. that is great news. think about what we saw two weeks ago when so many people got caught by surprise when the storm came in during the rush-hour. this time, the storm came in overnight. t

to pay that for it and at the end the goal was at the end of ten years to have built out enough solar to be the equivalent of two nuclear power plants because that's what they were looking at having to build and they didn't want to have to do it at the end of ten years they had done more than ten nuclear power plants worth and they really had to basically stop the program because the grid couldn't handle it but it was localized in the energy as well it's like you take a train across germany now east to west and so you're looking north at the southern . tops and what you see is every third house at the least you know in some communities every other house just covered with solar panels why don't we do in common sense stuff like this in the united states. well i think that's a question that we all find ourselves asking a lot but and is that a practical thing or did they just go off in some weird to well i think in a lot of ways germany does provide a very good example of what's possible a lot of people for many years have said we can't put. a certain amount of solar on a grid it'll ruin everything germany has time and time again

ten all time. today's disaster was an enormous pileup on the pennsylvania turnpike. power remains out for tens of thousands of people. extraordinarily large area of the lower 48 is still snow-covered, and it's cold, and heating has become a major expense. >>> it was a striking story when it first broke, and some, especially nfl fans still can't get their heads around it. the miami dolphins offensive lineman jonathan martin alleged relentless bullying at the hands of a teammate. while the official investigation is out, and it turns out there were others involved, and the findings are hard to fathom. we get our report tonight from our national correspondent kate snow. >> let's go back to the phone lines. >> reporter: in miami fans were shocked by the details of the reported abuse. >> is salacious as it gets. >> reporter: investigators hired by the nfl conclude jonathan martin was taunted on a persistent basis which sexually explicit remarks about his mother and sister. and the report says that is why he left the dolphins abruptly last fall. richie incognito threatened to rape martin's sister and us

fight gets you the united states and nonproliferation standards the country hopes nuclear power will meet ten percent of its power generation needs by twenty thirty planning now onto other news feed him down and he indulged in on monday held a seminar on strengthening of regional connectivity a teeny association of southeast asian nations are young and the european union eu as many as forty representatives including parking and then during the russian ambassador to belgium. and i use representatives attended this meeting of the seminar disgust of arrangements with the upcoming os non eu foreign ministers meeting to be held in brussels the talk was how bad the initiative of ambassador to china too keen on being the twenty two country. he asked me on the dial out for three years he is the toast racks that are non members need to strengthen averaging twenty to achieve regional connectivity in the security and economic and social areas in order to promote growth and lessening the tune to pull off a torrent of establishment retreated during the bacteria in the future. i know that. in other news the beach and

guidelines just released for women in an >>> there is steady progress in the works to restore power to tens of thousands of homes that lost power in the ice storm this week, but the utility companies say some folks could be without power until saturday. the heavy coating of trees and ice, and most of the outages are in maryland. frederick county has 16,000 outages and montgomery county, 1,500, and baltimore more than 17,000 customers who still don't have power. >>> and the majority of the outages are north of us, and the utility crews are from across the nation are scrambling to places like southeast pennsylvania to help people left without heat in the freezing temperatures. nbc's chris paloan is in berwin, pennsylvania, and a struggle there. a lot of folks without heat? >> absolutely, barbara. the local power company says that this winter storm knocked out more of the customers than any other winter event than super storm sandy to put it in perspective for you. and the crews are racing around the the clock to restore the power, but they are saying that for some, it could be the weekend before

of thousands are without power and we are expecting something very similar here in the upstate. now, in light of the possibility of tens of thousands of people across the state being without power in these frigid temperatures, and impassable roads for days, governor nikki haley declared a state of emergency here very early this afternoon. and she has also asked for federal tied keep up with the storm's damage and what will no doubt be a big clean up in the palmetto state, greta? >> adrian, thank you. of course the snow is racing up the coast. virginia bracing for a lot of snow as well. reporter jason marx is live in williamsburg, jason? >> yeah, greta. obviously the snow has been coming down and continues to come down. it started around 4:00. we saw those very small pellets at first and now we are getting these very big flakes. now, we're not going to get anything like they are getting below us to the south. obviously we don't have to worry about the ice here. we are actually above that line. so that's a really good news. but we had a horrible winter. we had about 8-inch two weeks ago. and we are adding another 4 inche

hurricane-force winds knocked out power to tens of thousands of homes. storms have been inundated with water. there's concern with flooding west of london. it may get worse. jennifer glasse is there. >> not far from the thames river, about 25 miles west of london is the parish of st. paul's in egham, where the community pulled together to help its own. guided by father michael roper, originally from chapel hill, north carolina. >> this is all food bags. >> this is food parcels, cold food, hot food. >> the waters of the thames spilled on to nearly every street. father michael tours daily. >> how much of your parish is affected. >> two-thirds is under water. >> people take advantage in the break in the weather to visit their homes. >> where are you heading today? >> i'm going take as much stuff and put it into a friend's shed and back to my parents. >> here aid comes from the unexpected kindness of strangers. not everyone is here to help. especially afterdark. two, three streets over, closer to the school, there has been definitely break ins. the empty wat

power outages. >> reporter: today, the weather improved dramatically. the sun was out for a matter of hours. most of the snow, at least in downtown atlanta is gone. now to restore the power for tens05,000 people in the state of georgia, 95,000 people in the carolinas, knocking the tree branches down, they took down the power lines. governor nathan deal has dispatched strike teams to the hardest hit areas, strike teams with chain saws. a lot of them in southern atlanta. out east of augusta, which really was the hardest hit part of the state. here in mid-town atlanta, not far from where we are. work crews are deciding what to do about the building that collapsed. this was an historic building in 2011, it served as the home of the chapter of the daughters of american revolution. called craig house, under renovation, but all the snow and ice just brought it down, now they may have to tear the rest of it down. up in north carolina, drivers will wake up tomorrow morning, trying to figure out where to go to get their cars in the case of this one person, they're going to have to go out and get a new car. there was a hill in the raleigh area, a lot of cars trying to get up. they were spin

of the east coast last week. now blamed for at least 25 deaths more than a million people lost power at some point during the storm and tens of thousands remain without power this morning. one of the hardest hit states was north carolina where governor joins us now from charlotte. governor i got to say it looks good down there this morning. >> well, the snow is melting now. we still have a good bit, built the carolina sunshine finally coming back it's been a rough two weeks. two major storms, six major metropolitan areas. quite a challenge for our emergency operation workers but we've had tales of heroism from citizens helping citizens and snow removal workers have done outstanding job i'm proud of our team. also glad to report not one person that we know was stranded overnight. >> schieffer: that is really good news. how about the power situation, i know you have a lot of people that lost power? >> we had over about 100,000 people lost power but very fortunate with that regards now almost all are back at this point in time. still several thousand out but we've had good news and we've never seen storms go in such a massive

of disruption. tens of thousands of homes without power. the rail network disrupted. people were stuck on trains in moreland in north yorkshire. the situation is dismal. it's not as bad as it was. any rain and we expect more rain to come. >> indeed, there has been a lot of anger in some communities about what they see as a slow response from the government, from local authorities. is there a sense that they are - that they understand that and it is improving? >> i think over the last few days there has been boots on the ground. you have to remember that some of the communities. days, weeks, since around christmas time. they are struggling. the government is trying to say that it will do all it can to try to bring the crisis under control. the assistant chief of defense called this an unparalleled natural crisis. they are dealing with a problem. here in spain, you can see that life goes on. traffic moves around and in lots of areas of roads are closed. the weather is going to get worse over the next few days. it will bring more and more misery. >> for the moment, emma

hundreds of thousands are still without power, in particular across south carolina where nearly a quarter of a million customers are e main without -- remain without power today. tensa. the power companies doing their best to get all the power switched back on, and the good news, as i say, is that the storm has passed on for most of us across the country right now which means there is no excuse for florists not to deliver today which, good news for bill hemmer, the roses i ordered for him -- and i know he's very excited to get -- are on their way, bill. bill: better be long stem. >> reporter: of course, sir. martha: jonathan, thank you. bill: right back at ya, buddy. just as millions are digging out, we could get several more inches of snow over the next 24 hours. maria molina is still in the fox weather center again. maria, what's next? >> reporter: oh, we have another storm we're tracking, and this one has more than two feet of snow across portions of virginia and also in the state of maryland. and in new york city officially 12.5 inches of snow, and it is the snowiest season as far as snow accumulation goes that we have seen in recorded history here with the nat

we are united because of our spirit and are becoming more and more powerful. >> sundays drew tens of thousands of demonstrators. it's a chance for opposition groups from different parties to share ideas op what do next. >> opposition protesters described independence square as being a state within a state. as temperatures rise, it's a matter of time before the barricades melt leaving the square fragile and vulnerable. in parliament, there's no sign of a political thaw. >> the future of the country hangs on the formation of a new government. no decision has been made. the question is will the new government leap towards russia and europe. will the next prime minister be the people's choice or the president's. >> defending russia's security at the winter games, the outgoing ambassador to russia says both country are working together. he made the rounds on the sunday morning shows. the threat assessment has not changed. we coordinate with the russians to share information about anything that may happen. >> the fear is that the russians are not sharing everything they have for fear the u

this is what's happening now want we are united because of our spirit, and we're becoming more and more powerful. >> sundays have regularly drawn tens and thousands of demonstrators with opposition groups from different political parties to share ideas on what to do next. opposition proceeders have described independence square as being like a state within a state, protected by ice filled barricades. but as temperatures start to rise, it's only a time before the barricades start to melt, leaving them more vulnerable to attacks. the future of the country hangs on the formation of a new government. but so far, no decision has been made. and the question is, will that lean toward russia or europe, and will ukraine's next prime minister be the people's choice or the president's? aljazeera, kiev. >> in turkey, hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets in the country's capital. they're protesting new internet laws and the critics say that the legislation will clampdown on freedom. they responded with teargas and water cannons. >>> meanwhile, protesters in bosnia, protesters are camped out following the worst arrests in years. they are

georgia and south carolina, hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses still without power, a day after the storm hit, in north carolina and virginia, tensf thousands of people are in the dark. in maryland, new jersey, new york, and massachusets electricity already out for several hundred customers. look for those numbers to go up tonight, as the storm moves through the northeast. this releaptless winter has been a big test. from georgia to new york, mayors and governors have found themselves under fire for their storm response. our randall pinkston joins us now with more on that. >> john, you know every winter event has it's own challenges with it's owndy. tyes and so for elected officials even experienced ones sometimes there's a stumble. >> with each storm, officialed think they have a plan, only to discover that sometimes they are no match for mother nature. it was a grave situation. >> he fried to explain his decision to keep stores open. >> we were convinced that kids could get to school. members have to go to work, they do not have a choice, and they need a safe option for their kids. >> almost before the first beg, some parents a

been taken in ukraine over the last decade has shown a majority of ukraine's against joining nato young recurvature came to power in twenty ten on a platform of keeping ukraine nonaligned the ukrainian parliament and subsequently adopted a resolution saying that ukraine's not national security structure she would not include nato membership so why on earth didn't mr rasmussen so something like you know ukraine has opted for non-alignment and we need to respect that decision ok instead of the fact that we could be a recognition of reality he kept up this idea that nato must be new credit must be part of nato you know there's a lot of criticism of nato is that either it expands or it ceases to exist how do you react to that characterization i wouldn't see the tradeoff whether it expands or seizes to exist actually i think it can keep on going if it does not think it can save loose steps like like offering again to ukraine or even georgia the prospect of becoming a member. would like to pick up on what martin was saying i mean it's true nato has no single pole pose any longer as it used to have during the cold war of course it h

in georgia, where they're still recovering from their second brutal storm of the winter and tens of thousands remain without power, they also had an earthquake today. it was a 4.1 quake, relatively minor, centered along the border with south carolina. it didn't coany physical damage, hard to say on the psychological side. now, the winter storms battering the u.s. don't disappear when they head out to sea. look at this new nasa imagery which shows the last storm system before today's barreling across the atlantic where it linked up with one that formed over the united kingdom. wherever the rains are coming from, people caught in the floodwaters just wish they'd stop. charlie d'agata is there. >> reporter: 30-foot waves battered britain's coast, heralding yet another severe storm in what has become an endless winter onslaught. this one brought hurricane-force winds. last night, rooftop concrete plunged down on to this car, killing a 49-year-old woman right in the heart of london. britain has become a battlefield with thousands of soldiers deployed to fight rising floodwaters. prince william and prince harry even pi

of snow fell on thursday. tens of thousands remain without power in south carolina and georgia.ollowing the storm that hit parts of the south this week. and on top of that, there was an earthquake friday night. the epicenter of the quake was near edgefield, south carolina, there were no reports of injuries or major damage. the quake did leave cracks in a historic church in edgefield county. >> i did a walk around a few minutes ago and over my left shoulder, i noticed that there's a separation of bricks. >> the earthquake was felt 150 miles away. wendy for cbs news. >> thousands of girl scouts will have to wait to deliver their cookies. spokeswoman says delivery of some 577,000 boxes of cookies was rescheduled because of incriminate weather. they will now try to make that delivery next friday. >>> still ahead on wusa9. the frigid air didn't stop nearly 1500 brave souls from running in their undies for a good cause. we are serious about this. and it's a cold night for us. what about sunday morning and the rest [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun t

power is still out here. it was on briefly and then link back out. tens of thousands of people in frederick county do not have power. temperatures are dropping. the utility company has not issued an estimate on when restoration will be complete. .bc 7 news press one more note. more than 50,000 power customers in maryland are still without power. thousands more are in the dark in montgomery county and washington county. the problems in northern virginia have already started. there are only about 100 customers without power. that is despite a quarter inch of ice. wayemperatures headed our will not do much to melt away the ice. doug hill joins us now. we have a look at the forecast. tonight aboutned frederick county, washington county, areas with heavy ice. the cold front will come through and power disruptions may occur. the ice coated trees and the heavy winds. we will get a view of the half-hour. it was a nice quick trend. we can show you the ice totals. 5/10 of an inch. lighter amounts as you get closer to the city. that is going to disturb temperatures. 33

of people. in illinois thursday night, the severe storm knocking out power to tens of thousands. dense fog causing this 20-car pileup near chicago. one car pinned underneath a semi. >> you couldn't see your hand in fronts of your face. >> and in mississippi a day care caught on fire after an apparent lightning strike. >> i looked back and a bolt of lightning went straight down. >> treacherous ice blankets the road. this mega bus went careening into a bank. >> we're continuing to still watch some of these thunderstorms popping up at this hour. in the southeast, still watching a severe thunderstorm watch this morning up until about 9:00 eastern time. we're talking about just south of d.c. stretching down through jacksonville, that's the biggest threat for strong thunderstorms and tornados. so a tough day still to go. definitely a lot of concern as the system continues to push across the east. >>> breaking news you in ukraine's capital, kiev, where the president says they've reached a deal with the opposition. but french and german officials urged caution saying nothing is definitiv

we are united because of our spirit and becoming more and more powerful. >> sundays regularly drew tensf thousands of demonstrators, a chance for opposition groups from different parties to share ideas on what to do next. >> paigs protesters -- opposition protest terse described independence square as being a state within a state. as temperatures rise, it will be a matter of time before the barricades melt, leaving it vulnerable to police attacks. in party there's no sign of political thaw. the future of the country hangs on the formation of a new government. no decision has been made. the question is will the new government lean towards russia and europe. and will ukraine's next prime minister be the people's choice or the president's. >> still ahead - an update on the winter olympic games in russia, and behind the glamour. the people of sochi - they say life has not changed despite billions spent. >> devastating flooding in souted america -- in south america, that is next on al jazeera. >> live picture of sochi russia where the olympics are underway and leaders defend russians securit

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of snow fell on thursday. tens of thousands remain without power, in south carolina and georgia.ollowing the storm that hit parts of the south this week. and on top of that, there was an earthquake friday night. the epicenter of the 4.1 magnitude quake was near edgefield, south carolina. there were no reports of injuries, or major damage. the quake did leave cracks in an historic church in edgefield, county. >> i did a walk-around a few minutes ago. and over my left shard, i had noticed that there is a separation of some bricks. >> the earthquake was felt 150 miles away. wendy gillette, for cbs news,. co>>> ming up, a few scattered flurries today. what about tonight and the rest of the weekend? erika has the full forecast when we come back. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at first, we were protecting networks. then, we were protecting the transfer of data. d antoday it's evolved to infrastructure... ♪♪ ...finance... and military missions. we're constantly innovating to advance the front line in the cyber battle, whe

quite nationalistic extreme elements of some of those in the new ukrainian government that the united states certainly does not want those ten people in power of it what it's hoping for is that they will ultimately be to be displaced and that we will get more moderate figures that can be more or less controlled now we've heard promises of financial aid coming from europe do you think europe and also the u.s. would be able to contribute the amount of money that you know ukraine would need to get back on its feet. of course the issue is whether or not they're going to have enough to pay their foreign bond holders so it's in the united states' interest to see that those bondholders paid off so my guess is that there will be an i.m.f. e.c.v. stabilization program that will put in place need the usual structural adjustment or what not was for fashionably all the austerity and that there will be sufficient funds made available to pay off those foreign bond holders since going to come at a rather extreme christ for the people of ukraine. what now what more do you think needs to be done financially to help the country since all of this on arrest ha

curbing iran its new kit program received in vienna today in the state of caution officials representing six world powers and ten on plus the eu foreign policy chief the full set the negotiations to appeal would complicate it. nina some signs of suspicious but political concerns. maybe i'll play by the economic rating and reviews for the economy is collapsing add the breath taking speed so i mean. the macaroons heat to low production. there were things coming. these guys are reading the poem on the new business conference everything so the iranians need a solution. so for them it's absolutely urgent goal courts and the green and the nuance to the media ayatollah they come in and his fall from downstairs. on monday he once again criticized the un says that he didn't expect any outcome from the negotiations and no avail. iran will not violate what says his comments but americans are hostile to the islamic revolution and the islamic republic. they are enemies of the free item is hosting a team or medicine sign up below. a lebanese out continues the new peter stokes despite his reservations has been seen as the stro

power is still out here. it was on briefly and then link back out. tens of thousands of people in frederick county do not have power. temperatures are dropping. the utility company has not issued an estimate on when restoration will be complete. .bc 7 news press one more note. more than 50,000 power customers in maryland are still without power. thousands more are in the dark in montgomery county and washington county. the problems in northern virginia have already started. there are only about 100 customers without power. that is despite a quarter inch of ice.

tens of thousands of dollars. did you think it would be this bad? >> we have had power outages due to thunderstorms, even local construction but nothing lasting -- going three days now. >> reporter: with temperatures outside dipping into the 20s, some residents have bought generators and a charcoal grills inside. that's caused carbon monoxide poisoning. last night a family of three was rushed to abington memorial hospital. there have been nine cases here in the last 24 hours. dr. paul hogue. >> symptoms can vary. they can be sometimes difficult. it can be just dizziness or headache or nausea or achiness or being tired. carbon monoxide, of course, can be quite serious and, in fact, kpaoepl die from carbon monoxide exposure. >> reporter: scott, temperatures are expected to remain below freezing through the weekend and more snow is in the forecast. >> pelley: the long-range forecast calls for higher temperatures by mid-month. let's hope so. terrell, thanks very much. the cold, ice, and snow have been brutal on highways and the cars that drive over them. road crews are play

north-east is blamed for 21 deaths. 751,000 people lost power. 7,000 flights were cancelled and 10,000 delayed. more rain and high windforecast for the u.k. tens ofusands of homes are without power and thousands dealing with rising water. a month's worth of rain could fall in the next two days. >> peacekeepers uncovered a mass grave with a dozen bodies at a former muslim rebel camp. >> afghanistan released 65 accused militants amid strong objections. the men are taliban fighters, likely to attack coalition and afghan forces. hamid karzai says the relief is afghanistan's right as a sovereign country. tennessee authorities released a man in connection with a parcel bomb. police say the victim's son-in-law planted the package. richard parker has been charged with murder and is being held on a 1 million bond. >> those are the headlines. "america tonight" is next. you can get the latest news at aljazeera.com. bracing for more. the slow steady march of this blast of winter. knob wants two storms back to back. >> also tonight, the other extreme. tough choices and why all of us will feel the pain. you look up and go, gosh, couldn't someone make it rain.

power grid. they show the attack just south of san jose next april. experts say this type of physical attention is compacted by daily cyber attacks around the country. >> we get tens of thousands of hits a day on equipment and facilities in the power and the industry from nation states or they appear to be from nation states from teens who have gotten really smart and cute. >>> and they have been increased and the focus is now on preventing attacks and being able to restore power quickly if there is a discorruption. >>> an arsonist will be in court. 48-year-old brennan faces three felony counts of attempted arson. he is accused of setting a string of fears in downtown last month. temperature caused 5 million in damaged it, if convicted he could spend the rest of his life behind parse. >>> and from the museum trust he wanted to build at chrissy field, he wanted to go near the lucas digital art center. he is looking for a place to build and display his american art and memorabilia. >>> it is time for the national pro am. as always they are hoping to repound from the loss at the super bowl, payton manning, former cal and san francisco's math's giants pitcher. it incl

. >>> tens of thousands lost powers in -- power in maryland after the snowstorm. 4505 customers without service. all of our other local power companies have everyone pretty much restored. >>> meantime she lived in the same neighborhood for her entire life and tonight police are trying to find the man who without warning shot and killed ruth ann lodato. >> reporter: i'm peggy fox in alexandria at the home of ruth ann lodato who was gunned down by an apparent stranger after he knocked on the door. >> frightening. i came home and double locked all the doors. >> reporter: 59-year-old ruth ann was a lifelong and beloved resident of adventure. >> of -- alexandria. >> she will be missed every day in many ways. >> reporter: while friends and family focus on the loss, police say they don't know yet if the crime was random or targeted. >> unfortunately we haven't determined a motive yet and the motive is not apparent to us as yet. >> reporter: chief earl cook says they don't think lodato knew her attacker. police were able to briefly interview the caretaker of the elderly mother who was also shot

of chess. 6 there are always nights and pawns in this game. and we the people are the pawns. we are becoming more and more powerful. >> they have drawn tens of thousands of demonstrators with groups from different political parties are sharing ideas on what to do next. opposition protesters have described independence scare as a state between the states. and the ice barricades are starting to melt. making them more than fragile and vulnerable to police attacks. but over in parliament, inns no sign of political thaw. it hangs on a new government. but so far, no decision is being made. the question is, will that lead to russia or europe, and will ukraine's next prime minister be the people's choice or the president? aljazeera, kiev. >> two people have been killed and six others have been bounded in a shooting on an island a few of russia's eastern coast. a man opened fire at a cathedral, killing a nun and a churchgoer. there's a fear of attacks in sochi, but there's no apparent listening to the games. gunman was detained at the scene. >>> going to sochi itself, behind the glitz and glamor of the olympic games, there's a different side of th

has battered the southeastern united states claiming up to eleven lives tens of thousands of households have been left without power and hundreds of flights have been canceled the storm which is now heading northeast is expected to affect up to one hundred million people and is likely to last for two more days. cockroaches may be an annoyance for households around the world with manny willing to pay a fortune to get rid of them but for other spear proving surprisingly useful artists are a furthur. the stock at trials on the hit t.v. show i'm a celebrity get me out of here where celebrities are encouraged to eat disgusting dishes has inspired a whole host of creepy crawly cullen re experiences this restaurant in london serving up locusts and crickets among other things on its many things that's not just london customers that have a taste for the unusual according to prisoners magazine inside time one inmate claimed in a letter that prisoners had been trying cockroaches of the watching the t.v. show inside time say the letter read my favorite snack to supplement the poor and me go to prison diet is cockroaches there

one is a serb republic and the other a federation of bosnia to kremlin is itself divided into ten ten tonnes of which was nice one. local power interests often helped drive in. fourteen local governments and parliaments are divided along ethnic and party lines. this town insists the system doubles up seventy percent of the tax revenues was sixty seven percent of young people are out of four. the total review of his own posting that rudy has always been to one country without the two entities for bosnian croat federation without cantonese i think the people of bosnia could find a peaceful solution. but not the politicians will do that many ethnic serbs might well see things differently. but the fact remains that very few people make more than two thousand euros a month while two in three bosnian slip on less than two hundred im this cookie dough into a son says stop nationalism. nearly two decades of peace and billions of euros in reconstruction aid has not kept its old industrial city from falling into ruin. a routine and his former co workers hope to save their factory from a similar fate in coordinating were guarding the fa

of a mega quick. japanese power companies have applied for safety screenings for seventeen reactors and ten plants. that's one third of the reactors across the nation on nuclear plants in japan are offline. staff at libraries in tokyo and spent the past week wondering who vandalize books about the holocaust. no workers and one liberia are celebrating an unexpected gift. someone donated books about anne frank including the diary she kept during world war two the boxes containing one hundred forty books arrived at the tokyo metropolitan central library a cover letter was signed by someone calling himself to you in this city how to. a japanese diplomat with that name save thousands of during world war two by giving them travel visas the library then got the gift had escaped the vandalism staff plan to share the books with other took a lead groups that want them. i imagine the donation came from someone who felt bad about what happened we'll make good use of it then another members of the jewish community also replace some of the growing violence. they gave books to see the dummy war. neither is there s

of the economy. as our infrastructure collapses, we have a tinker toy power grid that goes out every time there's inclement weather. tensf millions of people are on food stamps. we incarcerate more people than china, an authoritarian state with four times our population. does anyone see the disparity between this extravagance for the deep state and the penury that is being forced on the rest of the country? that isn't a natural evolution. something made it happen. we're having a situation where the deep state is essentially out of control, it's unconstrained. since 9/11 we have built the equivalent of three pentagons around the dc metropolitan area, holding defense contractors, intelligence contractors, and government civilians involved in the military-industrial complex. there are over 400,000 contractors, private citizens, who have top-secret security clearances. >> and they are heart and soul of the deep state, as you describe it. >> absolutely. >> they're being privatized. which means the power shifts from accountable officials to unaccountable contractors. >> about 70 percent of the intelligence budget goes to cont