and -- >> that's stressful on the -- stressful on the system. >> terrible. >> craig miller is a professornd computer engineering at carnegie university, happy he's here this morning to share his expertise. you be safe and thank you for joining us this morning. happy holidays to you. >> you're welcome. bye-bye. >> this next thing is going to make you laugh because it's the truth. cnn affiliate kwwl sent their sports reporter mark woodley to cover the storm. he had a memorable time. >> how are you feeling out there? >> the same way i felt eight minutes ago when you asked. i normally do sports. everything is cancelled the next couple of days. so what better time to ask the sports guy to come in about five hours earlier than he would normally wake up, go stand out in the wind and snow and cold and tell other people not to do the same. it's fantastic. i'm used to the evening shows that are only 30 minutes long and generally on the shows i'm inside. so this is a really long show, tune in for the next couple hours to watch me progressively get crankier and can i go back to my regular job? i'm pr

craig miller, professor of electrical and computer engineering at carnegie mellon university, he talked about the stress on our electrical grids and the stress that workers can't get out there in the middle of it, it's going to take some time, it has to warm up a little for them to get out there and the stress it puts on the system when the power comes back on because everyone has their power on and what have you, can you speak to that? >> i don't want to get too far outside of my expertise but this is another area you want to pay attention to what local authorities and local utilities are saying. just as we have extraordinary transportation workers, who are even in these extreme conditions helping you get to where you need to be and getting packages to where they need to be. when you do have these outages, it extraordinary what the line workers and others go through in order to quickly restore power. important to listen to any local announcements about how to make things a little bit easier for them. everyone's priority is to keep everybody up and running and keep people safe. >> as a

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