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. >> i think they kind of knew already that the explosion was caused by the e-bike. >> reporter: thisrria became the 18th person in new york city this year to die in a fire linked to a lithium-ion battery. if these rechargeable batteries are improperly made or used... [explosion] >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the results can be explosive. like this flaming battery and charger lighting up a california garage, and this fire caused by a failed battery in a children's toy in texas. this is all evidence. >> yeah, this is all evidence. you know, each one of these caused either a massive fire or death, or both. these will go from, you know, nothing to a sudden explosion of fire. we see first responders not able to get in. >> reporter: gabe knight is with consumer reports. >> while the onus should absolutely be on the manufacturer, and should be on the seller, right now it is a little bit of buyer beware. >> reporter: consumer reports advice? always buy from reputable companies with safety certifications. don't mix different manufacturers' batteries and chargers. don't leave them charging them

always eliminating any type of threats around the power lines to reduce outages caused by trees and other vegetation. >> pg and e says the outage was caused by an equipment failure. not the weather. for the second day in a row. dozens of flights are delayed at sfo. the faa did issue a ground delay for all flights coming into san francisco kron four's will tran has the latest. sfo could be tough on a foggy day. but did you throw in heavy rain and fog? >> well, that combination is equaling all kinds of problems for travelers right now. more than 100 canceled excuse me. 100 delayed flights. 3 cancel flights and been flows as the morning moves on. you can see people right behind me. just hustling trying to get onto another flight, even if it's the same airline or in some cases, maybe the jump on to another airline slowing. go. on top of that holiday travel with so many people coming and going through sfo during this week, you have chaos and here's steve. you're heading to arizona. you guys have an app and even then you didn't know that you were correct? we just found out, you know, after right. >> just checked in th

related to safety that are incurred be on these costs do not include instances where pg e equipment was found to have caused a fire. however, tony says in addition to putting another financial burden on customers pg and e in this case is also asking for this rate hike to be expedited. think it's pretty outrageous. >> for the process to take place, you take one or 2 years. >> they're asking the peuc to start early collection in march one. >> 2024 even before the merits of their requests have been decided. >> tony also adds that turn is working with legislators to try and rein in pg e hikes. only solution to that that see. >> is. >> to establish a no higher. then the cost living adjustment provided i feel >> icp uc spokesperson says that the application is only in the early stages. hearings have not been set up yet. we will continue to follow the story and let you know the very latest in the newsroom tok recess stasio kron. 4 news. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at 10. millions of tesla cars are being recalled over safety issues. details on the problem and the models included in that recall. plus, the house has

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can you not see how the e u is being destroyed from within? less cause live now to all, to contribute to rachel mazda. rachel, great to see you. can you explain to us, please, what's going on between budapest and brussels? on based on that quote there, it sounds like what you're saying is that democratic descent within the you now means that you're working for improving. basically what's happening is that there are some lawmakers here in the european union whose noses are way out of joy because on gary and prime minister victoria, or bon route in the blocks engagement announcement with ukraine by threatening to veto an agreement to start. accession talks that required a unanimous vote of all 27 member states. but at the last minute, a promise to unblock billions in you funds owed to hungry that had long been withheld, unfrozen came through on the eve of the votes, and well or bond, decided to slip out the door for the boat itself. when german chancellor, all i've schultz stood up and suggested that for bon pop outside for a bit to show is objection. whil

those that will pave the way for him to become the countries new prime minister to us cause promise to head a centrist pro e u government. and then 8 years of right when nationalist rule, the for my head of the european council has placed ukraine high on his agenda, saying he was the west to fully mobilize in its support. $740.00, she was a correspondent and was so monica shariska has more now on those premises from the incoming publish prime minister as well as don't know if those come it wants to make a police course and the judge is independent again, the whole distribution system and he also promises more money for teachers, nurses, and other people working in public services he wants. he also wants to be hi molder care system for, for as early. and he also pro is a huge sentence in the, for the school in the education systems. and it system which it should be more color on the more open minded and promote more european values. he also wants to bring back from is it for almost in his 1st speech, it would go to russell's and i will go and bring back the also bureaus back to poland. what he said, he and w