. >> they've been in the elevator since friday?> reporter: police say a 53-year-old woman was cleaning a private home friday. she told authorities the elevator got stuck between the second and third floors, and no one came home until monday morning. the fdny was able to open the door and get her out. after she was found, an inspector with the department of buildings showed up but was not given access. >> we just got to do a full test on it. >> do these elevators have phones even though they're such small elevators? >> i'm not sure. until i get inside then i'll be able to say. >> reporter: the luxury town house is owned by billionaire warren a. stephens and his wife. in a statement, the stephens family says the woman has worked for them for 18 years and they are relieved and thankful she is doing well in the hospital. this man says he saw the woman carried away. he says her eyes were open. she also appeared to be calm after the unimaginable situation. >> no windows, nothing. that must be -- you have to have a strong mind. >> now i'l

we were a bunch 18-year-old climbing on elevators.no we were just like this is really cool, here's a giant laser, but shoot it out of the thing, he here's a shopping cart let's let it on fire, here's a ledge on a five-story building it's walkaround on it. >> jeremy was like here's a green laser, and he thought very carefully how far we go without potentially getting caught. >> never have me look just sleep. i think what was really cool was editing was never censoring. like it was embarrassing or wrong decision. i really wanted the wrong decision to be represented because i didn't want to be smooth over or make it seemed like it was a straight path. it was an entry into an industry that did not exist. so every step was unintentionally. so the steps compounded by the personality that is common with different actors led to the career. that is a little bit of back of forth of my perspective. [inaudible] >> i don't think, i am just another person. alien is my username. and some people still know me as that. i don't know if that answers you

hip high stainless steel gateways between her and the elevator. each was equipped with a wedge, a black barrier that receded when she placed her bag on the scanner and the nasa does anyone pass the that gateway the barrier closed immediately preventing tailgating. next to the gates was a white marble counter, also gray behind which stood a white-haired guard and-- in a crisp uniform including a matching tie. she watched-- walk towards the badge reader system expecting to go through and when the barrier stopped her she acted startled purposely trying to catch the guards i've been approached him. hi, she said i'm with it work we have a computer emergency on the seventh floor and i need to get up there. she would be happy to get in anywhere, but knew from remote for, since this was the floor with the most day-to-day office workers. up close the man looked older than she originally estimated, at least 65 she guessed with a thin and gold framed bifocals and permit creases in his four head. still, he looked in excellent shape, erect and alert. you have

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leave me alone. >> jedediah: no bathrooms in the elevator, greg.d look like. >> dana: i did think about that. >> jedediah: no bathrooms, no food. >> dana: no water. >> greg: they cancel each other out. >> jedediah: i always carry water. i carry water and a snack. >> greg: then you have the bottle. >> jedediah: i read the news. this stuff can happen. how do you think you would react, juan? >> juan: i grove, mentioned this earlier, i grew up in the projects. terrible elevators they never fix in new york. it is built into my psyche. i would freak out. i would have to think about this. how would i handle it? i think i would try to sleep. time would pass. if i could get myself to sleep i would be okay. the other thing is, if any of the other ones of you would be on the elevator, it would be great. i know you. i could talk to somebody. >> jesse: stuck on an elevator with juan for three days. [laughter] >> greg: what about if you are stuck in an elevator with somebody super famous. how -- >> jesse: more famous than me? >> greg: yes, jesse. hard to believe

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and i wanted to welcome everyone here today to the official launch of e-pac, to engage, empower, elevate, and elect more republican women to congress in 2020 and beyond. as you know, we are facing a crisis level of republican women in congress. the number of republican women house members dropped from 23 to only 13 in this congress. let's take a moment to think about that. that means that republican women make up less than 3% of the house of representatives. we know that this is not reflective of the american public, and we can and we must do better. and we do not need to ask for permission to tackle this challenge. my commitment to supporting republican women running for congress stems from my own experience when i first ran in 2014. i was 29 years old at the time. when i announced my candidacy. i was the long shot underdog who many said could not win the primary, let alone the general election in a swing district. but because of hard work, grit, and a strong campaign team with grass roots support, we earned recally investment and support. and i am forever grateful for those leaders, ma

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. >>> coming up in our next half hour, an elevator nightmare. is rescued after being trapped alone in a private elevator, a very small one for three days all weekend long. >>> but first, a major tech glitch involving iphones and what apple has just announced about it. that's next on "world news now." that's next on "world news now." the iphone, and what apple has announced about it. you are watching "world news now." ♪ indigestion, upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... try pepto with ultra coating. know what turns me on? my better half, hors d oeuvres and bubbly. and when i really want to take it up a notch we use k-y yours & mine. tingling for me, warming for him. wow! this valentine's day get what you want >> announcer: "world [ music playing ] [ music playing ] >>> that song "call me maybe,". when you hear it on an iphone glitch that went viral, you may think twice to use group facetime to call anyunrks maybe. >>> here's the third member of our group facetime will ganss. a rough night? >> you are a man of everything. >> i'm not saying you were having

how can you ensure we tell those stories to elevate these profiles? . >> it is certainly true for women in the conference and i find it to be true across the board. you can sit down next to any member of the house and ask their life story for the most part it is a fascinating unbelievable set of experiences and that's a message we have to convey - - to convey especially to young women that you can make a difference and have an impact it is unbelievably rare where we can decide who is in charge and we take it for granted too much but if you think about the message were thinking about running so much you see about politicians or campaigns their eyes glaze over or they roll their eyes and part of our job is to remind people how special this nation is and one person can make all the difference. that's where highlighting the women stories make sure women candidates have access to understand this is how one person can change things and frankly it's one of the reasons i'm so humbled to be here because she is a real example of people changing things i want to

replacing 11 older elevators. this is the second project to go. that entire body of work is anticipated to take about four years and it started last year. and then finally we have a couple of utility cabinet that are undergoing work. i mentioned this because it does require trenching around the church street market into both areas where we're installing underground electrical equipment that will help essentially reduce the power outages and shutdowns that occur for the j. church line. hopefully, this work will make sure this is more reliable. and that concludes my report. >> chair heinicke: thank you. directors, any questions for director hsu before we go to public comment? seeing none, i have a few, if i may ask. on the van ness incident, thank you for the report and the speed of the report, getting it to us that quickly. two questions. i assume that we're going to do what we can to counsel the employees, particularly the station agent involved to make sure there is no lasting damage to that person and thank them

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we included customer elevator and staircase. we cannot have the loading area on freemont street due to the off-ramp. we cannot put the loading zone on fulsome street we are trying to enhance the pedestrian environment from a planning perspective. second floor from the left you can see the service elevator to the second floor. we designed a path to allow the grocer operator to stock their store. in the middle of the dye gravel we show the connection for the elevator and the staircase. similar to what you can see at trader joe's on fourth and market if any of you have been there before. next diagram is one we prepared in 2014-2015 before the outreach to grocers. it shows from adry dimensional perspective what that would look like to get the grocers comfortable with the space. the transition to the outreach efforts. we'll didn't market the space until 2017, we started conversations with multiple grocers from 2014 when we were awarded the project. we reached out to over 20 grocery prospects local as well as national operators. it is

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we are talking about 1600 feet in elevation southwest of there. this is a pretty powerful storm moving through. the timing shows its a defined line of rainfall with not much behind it. 8:00 tonight, its pouring. this will be the wettest hour. midnight all of that is gone. its in the central valley. we will stay pretty cloudy as well. another weather system on friday passing by to our north. we will likely say rain free. quickly in, quickly out. intense weather coming up this evening. off and on rain overnight tonight. showers will continue during the morning hours tomorrow. we have earned a dry break. we will get it friday and sad saturday and a small rain chance coming up tomorrow. 60 for livermore. morning showers tomorrow. dry weather but still kind of cloudy. there is a small rain chance coming up on sunday. then we go sunny and dry for martin luther king jr. day into the middle of next week. we have your breakfast forecast and we will talk about special storm watch coverage tomorrow morning. not because of new rain coming down but all the stu

. >>> plus, stuck in an elevator for an entire weekend. how a won was trapped inside reynold's kitchens™ has eliminated plastic wrap frustration for good. to celebrate, award winner jeff russo composed the world's shortest victory song. [sfx: victory song plays] yes! this is the good stuff™ >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> you may remember this amatic video from a road rage incide in ssachusetts. you can see a man clinging to theof h an suv, as a man behind the wheels drive down the turnpike. >> such a wild scene. nait captured natiol attention. both men pled not guilty in urt on monday. police say it started when one driver said the other driver sideswiped him. the attorney said the driver would not get out of the suv a started to leave. his client had no choice but to get on the hood. the attorney of the other iv dr, 37-year-old mark fitzgerald, said it was his client acting in self-defense. >> he was looking to exchange information. >> mr. fitzgerald reasonably cided i need to get away from this man. >>idhat the veo does not show, i

i don't see a person that's trying to elevate the conversation. he's just making attacks against people and he's misrepresenting positions that people hold also. i think he's somebody who i've had a lot of respect for and i'm pretty disappointed in the way he's behaving because i don't think he's elevating the conversation. >> thank you kristen and jeremy. >>> in venezuela, where the u.s. backed leader juan guaido says special forces just tried to enter the home of his wife's family. now u.s. official tells cnn that there's concern that russia and some other countries may be looting gold from venezuela as maduro's power is in jeopardy. california walnuts. y so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. (avo) lisecond chances. you many but a subaru can. you guys ok? you alright? wow. (avo) eyes

take advantage of those elevated vol periods.n a perfect world, the communication would be more clear and crisp. that said, it's not clear how we will move in that direction. jim: the increased volatility will come at a price. for an entry point into any investment, i want to have a better price. the risk will rise and that will cause volatility to be a little higher and the fluctuations in prices will continue to be very high, as we are seeing yesterday to today, as long as the fed chair is consistent. jonathan: i want to get a better idea over who is willing and who is not willing to take duration risks given what we know here and now. have you changed your view? bob: we have changed our view with respect -- for the last six month or so -- we have liked the front end of the curve and i think you are supposed to move out into intermediates, 5-10 years, valuations have changed a fair amount but i think it's still a reasonable valuation given my expectation for growth and inflation over the next six months. jonathan: margaret? you

there's a need for an extra effort that can help amplify, elevate that voice, elevate is in the nameof the pack, it's so critical. in the 2nd thing that i've seen in my research, is that, republicans sometimes worry about, the republican women not want to run because they are worried about family? media and family were the two things that they felt worried unique headwinds facing republicans. but in the survey that i did, we found that three quarters of republicans, they would like to see, they think it's totally in line with our values to lift up republican women, only 12% thought, no, thinking about in terms of gender is out of step with values. they also wanted to see politics be more family- friendly. i did interviews with state and county party chairs as part of this project for qualitative research, and they would talk about things they had done to engage more women, like when they have a saturday afternoon breakfast. don't have someone stand up and give us a 15 minute speech, because then people are free to bring their kid. if you let them know this is a kid friendly event, th

they had to pry the elevator doors open. the woman told investigators that she had been trapped inside since f were away for the weekend. >> i think it's krin incredible she'st'fine. >> tha insane. >> it is insane. she's got a heck of a store toy tell. s currently recovering at thehospital. the woman is in stable condition we hear. the elevator was inspected in july and no violations were filed. >>> i think that blionaire owner needs to put a cell phone in e.th >> and give her a raise. >> exactly. >> three days' pay. >>> heavy snowfall grounded flights and shuttered schools all across the midwest.>> oh, it was ugly in chicago. check it out. there reall isn't any relief in sight. they're supposed to plunge to record lows all week. more than 750ghts in and out of chicago's airports were canceled this afternoon. the heavy snownd freezing rain in north dakota prompted the tm state's dept of transportation to issue a travel advisory in at least a dozen cities >> wow. >> they're expecting snow and ice in atlanta ahead of the super

the lower elevations, we have a wind advisory. this is for gusts up to 50 miles per hour out of the south. 1:00 this afternoon to 3:00 tomorrow morning up in the higher elevations. we have a high wind warning. gusts faster than 60 miles per hour. more likely to have potential damage from downed trees, blowing debris and power outages. all right. >> pretty quiet out there. at least in some parts of our neighborhood. let's see what happens. steady rain in the north bay while the rest of us deal with periods of rain. let's jump through and show you what happens during the morning hours. pretty quiet for the most part. it starts earlier than what we talked about yesterday. noon, if you're headed out. already yellows and oranges showing up. look what happens during the rest of the afternoon. more yellows and oranges. it's trying to give us a little window. i'm thinking this window is going to get shut rather quickly by look at what's coming in behind it in the latter parts. have you ever seen this much red on our future forecast radar

one to three inches expected of rain lower elevations. three to six at higher elevations so could have flooding so we don't want you to pay yone cent more than you need to for health care. at covered california, you can get health insurance at a lower cost. in fact, enrollees pay an average of $5 per day. see how little it costs to get covered. visit coveredca.com today. >>> back now to our breaking news out of davis. officer shot tonight after responding to car accident. >> abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is there live. cornell. >> reporter: dan and ama, the manhunt continues to downtown davis but davis police may be closing in at any time on their suspect who they believe is held up inside a home here on 5th street, not far from "d" street in downtown davis. they've been focusing on this home, illuminated with a light last hour. using bullhorn telling whoever is inside to come out, come to the door, come talk to them. for hours seen police going door-to-door in three-block neighborhood searching for suspect. white male in 20s, black

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trapped in an elevator for three days with no food or water. she told authorities she was cleaning a private townhouse in new york city on friday when she got stuck in an elevator. no one came home until the monday morning. she was found barely conscious and is now recovering in the hospital. what a nightmare. >> that is horrifying. >> four houston police officers in the hospital after they were hurt in a shoot-out, a suspected drug house. the governor of texas describes it as being horrific. the officers faced gunfire when they searched the home yesterday. police shot and killed two suspects. this morning two officers are in critical condition, three others in good condition, one has been released. a tip from a neighborhood initially led police to the home. >>> the dmv's request for $40 million to hire extra workers has been delayed. the money would have helped reduce those long and frustrating wait times. the state department of finance made that decision to wait on the funding until lawmakers finish an audit of the agency. californians have

in contrast, we're seeing elevated vulnerabilities in the nonfinancial business seconder. as you could see in figure six, business borrowing has risen more rapidly than gdp for much of the current expansion and now sits near the historical peak. the run-up in corporate debt has brought the ratio of debt to assets close to the highest level in two decades on an overall basis which you could see in the lower line in figure seven. and this is also true for speculative grade and unrated firms which is the upper blue line. and whereas previously most high-earning firms with relatively low leverage were taking on that additional debt, analysis of detailed balance sheet information suggests that over the past year firms with high leverage, high interest expense ratio and low earnings and cash holdings have been increasing the debt loads the most. historically high leverage is linked to elevated distress and entrenchment in economic down tu -- downturns. we have witnesses little change in the investment grade in high yield bonds however credit quality has deteriorated within the i

and so the need for an extra effort that can help amplify, elevate that voice, elevate is right in the name of the pac, is so critical. and i think the second thing that i have seen in my research, is that republicans sometimes worry about well, do republican women not want to run because they're worried about family. media and family were the two things that they felt were unique head winds facing republicans. but in the survey that i did, we found that about three quarters of republicans said that they would like to see that a, they think it is totally in line with our values to lift up republican women, only 12% thought no, thinking about it in terms of gender is out of step with our values. and then they also wanted to see politics be more family friendly. i did interviews with state and county party chairs, as a part of this project, for qualitative research, and they would talk about things they had done to engage more women, like when they have a saturday afternoon breakfast, don't have someone stand up and give a 15-minute speech, because then people are afraid to bring their k

the strongest gusts will be in the highest elevations also on the coast as well. trying to get going here. maybe very light rain. but again a lot of this is high based, not doing too much, unless you're in the higher elevations. the frontsdz itself is going to get here. but not until later. upper 40s, 50s on the temps. 54 balmy degrees. would not be surprised. you can see some cloud cover again today. but marin county, mendocino county, to the north. everything is too far away. eventually, it will get here. but will also weaken. 58, sunnyvale. 56, therein lies your mild conditions. same for berkeley. mid-50s. that southeast breeze is going to make for hay mild day. around pinole. el sobrante. southeast, south. everything will turn that direction. deep system lifting north. the front is there. there's cold air behind this. comes in tonight, could trigger thunderstorm activity. this system is very similar to the one i think that we had on saturday. it weakened. but then the cold air came in. the rain picked up. it's been similar. lightning strikes to the west/southw

and higher elevations starts at 1:00 p.m. the napa valley chick, kathy.morning, steve. >> well, i'd be okay without an umbrella walking the dog this morning? i say yes. the reason being, this is high base. but there could be really, really light rain. i doubt much is happening. it's mainly cloudy. and also on the mild side. temperatures, upper 40s. 50s. couple of observations. napa, 149. american canyon. upper 40s. 50s. cloverdale at 49 degrees at 50. upper 40s, 50s, oakland airport. 53. san jose is 53. much closer than we saw yesterday. there was a big spread between santa rosa. you can see the system is lifting north. higher elevations. northern sonoma county. also lake county and mendocino county. but for the rest of this, this system is going to take a while to get here. 50s on the temps. sow south breeze. berkeley, 58. half moon bay. 55 degrees. a lot warmer due to the cloud cover. and an east/southeast breeze, which is taking over for most. it will eventually get there. and they'll start to pick up by this afternoon. mountain view, san jose. already

more rain means is no in the sierra but only in the higher elevations. in fact, it looks like rain at the lake level but in the higher elevations we have snow. they have more weather heading in that direction and we know they want all the snow they can get at this time of the year. currently in san francisco 57, 58 in concord, santa rosa at 56 degrees. this pressure system is moving up spinning off and you can see the tailend of it right here as it slowly makes his way inland with scattered showers moving through for the rest of the day. looking at the futurecast, you can see the green as it makes its way through the area meaning we will have pop-up showers here and there. in the afternoon this will clear before tomorrow. we will likely have a dry break with even sunshine here and there before the rain eventually returns to the forecast on friday. it will be a wet weekend. the wind advisory still in effect until 10 am this morning. we have seen the wind gusting up to 50 miles an hour or just above. winter weather advisory is in effect in tahoe. it is rai

will companies be willing to issue at these elevated rates?> when you think about the risk premium, a lot of that has been restored so you look at oil and energy. the global economy is collapsing, maybe that's not the right sector. if you think we have had bottom were trying to find a bottom, does sectors would be enough that it looks interesting. these are areas that will give you that 7% or 8% potential yield and in some cases higher. i think there is good opportunity here we think about real economic growth being stable. what are you guys thinking at the moment? we talk about the attractiveness i would say the attractiveness has diminished somewhat since the federal reserve is looking at doing nothing. time to move out of the front end to the intermediates, it's time to float out of the floating to the fixed. the fed is in crude -- is indicating they are likely to be on pause for a good deal of time given the valuations in these asset classes. we should move to capital and fixed. jonathan: does that resonate with you, margaret? >> another r

higher elevations three quarters of an inch. go up to the north bay for more on that half inch to one inch range. not only the rain but also the wind. 20 to 40 miles an hour gusts. looks like saturday morning it would be the u.gustiest. this could take down more trees and power outages. we get a second chance on monday. we'll have the same rain forecast for inland valley and temperatures staying in the 50s. it does look wet on saturday. best chance would be from about 5:00 a.m. through about 3:00 many the afternoon. >> wow. like an exciting week. going to be busy. >>> up next, just as many people are moving out of california as they are moving in. the number one reason why people are moving out and it's not the cost of living. stay with us. lands himself in jail. mountain view police say a transient named )alan jekyll ) broke into a couple )s >>> an uninvited christmas guest lands himself innsnt broke insi couple's home and barricaded himself inside. they pushed the door open far enough to see the suspect inside. he ran from the

elevated importance now that we know rod rosenstein is stepping down.the mueller probe to continue undeterred? he's called it grossly irresponsible but he has rosenstein's full support. does he have your support? >> his memo is disturbing, concerning. the other element of this, we have to see if he'll make public commitments not only to allow the mueller investigation to continue to its final conclusion unfettered but also will he make commitments to make mueller's report public? and i think the special counsel's report should be public. but this speaks to the need to protect the special counsel and not leave it to the whims of whether or not a future attorney general can be influenced by the president to ultimately end the mueller investigation and the president's come extremely dangerously close to trying to accomplish that at various times. >> on the government shutdown, we just heard from representative james clyburn on "new day" and he said "i think we're having close to a deal." that's news and that's progress. do you, senator, think republicans a

get above 7,000 feet in elevation, its really windy, really snowy. up to 7-feet of snow by friday morning with blizzard conditions likely coming up tonight and early tomorrow. when the rain stops tomorrow, the sur will have be really rough. breakers could be 40-feet or higher. the stormy weather continues even when the rain stops. its an ominous sight over the city of san francisco. 50s overnight tonight. oakland, san jose a low of 54 degrees. big storm heading toward us. we have the rain, we have the wind. this one is big and its heading right toward us. future cast, wettest hour about 8:00 tonight. its a front so it will clear out quickly. by midnight all we will have is some scattered showers. we will see things begin to clear out by thursday afternoon. the next weather system passes by just to our north. we should stay dry on friday and saturday. i mentioned an inch and a half ofn r ouraior prediction of fute cast. notice its uniform rain totals everywhere throughout the bay area. we will all get soaked. highs tomorrow right around 60 degrees. th

service, or worse yet, be stuck in an elevator. all too often, i would get a call during the night and scramble to get emergency service from our elevator repair company and send our duty officer take to help residents get to and from there departments and retrieve any essentials that they needed. i know how stressful this situation was for our residents, but with declining federal dollars, the housing authority was not able to do critical elevator and other modernization work at buildings like 25 sanchez. this enormous conversion effort to, over $2.2 billion in financing, for over $750 million of construction improvements required the brilliant dedication and support from an incredible team, beginning with mayor ed lee, and now our new mayor london breed, including the mayor's office of housing and community development, bridge, bank of america, h.u.d., i wish you were here. the federal home loan bank of san francisco, freddie mac multifamily, our commissioners, our s.f. ha staff who worked very hard with this transition as well,

he works as n elevator it ten dant for b.a.r.t. and he swooped. laura sambolin joins us with more. laura? >> reporter: raj, this is where it all happened. he says he was here when someone flagged him down and asked him to help a man who was on the floor right over there around the corner. >> every time you walk by, it goes through your mind. >> frank at morano will never forget the day he helped a man overdosing at the b.a.r.t. station. >> his nose was running. >> he gave him narcan and nasal spray that reverses the effects of opioids. the single dose saved the man's life. >> it was a real good feeling knowing that he lives to see another day. it was overwhelming. >> overwhelming for someone who spent most of his life behind bars. back in 1986 he was convicted of second degree murder for stabbing a man in the heart. >> i can never change that. the thing i can change is myself. >> he says he turned his life around in prison. >> i utilized thethey had insid figure out the piece of the puzzle to myself. i've gone there as a boy, i come out as a man. >> my good work is right here. >> n

we also have been talking about winds, the lower elevations under a wind advisory. our mountains and coastline under a high wind warning for wind gusts 50 to 60 miles an hour. today's rain is tapering off now, very wet and windy tomorrow that. storm moves in from 3:00 to 11:00 tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening, scattered thunderstorms possible, strong winds likely and soaking rainfall. so a stormy day is in the offing for tomorrow. we'll talk about specific rainfall totals coming up in a few minutes. >>> let's talk about those coastal mountains. the rain already bringing some dangerous road conditions up in the santa cruz mountains this evening. kpix5's wilson walker live right near the summitt. got a sign of things to come here? >> reporter: look, it has been a terribly messy day already here and the worst of it still very much to come. >> yeah. all day long we've been doing the wrecks. >> reporter: just as soon as the steady rain arrives, so did the steady stream of accidents and the highway patrol now preparing for a lot more of this. >> going out on your shif

so many asking why do so many stations not have elevators? >>> "your money, your life" and the power couple taking on big pharma and their battle to make drug prices lower. >> does greed play a role? >> they rarely speak publicly, and tonight you'll hear from them. >>> and the 14-year-old boy who discovered a major privacy breach with your iphone. the bug that allows anyone to listen in on you without your knowledge. tonight apple scrambling to fix it. >> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, everyone. weather emergencies are in effect right now in cities across the midwest. people hunkering down in the face of what's being described as once in a generation cold. chicago among the cities shutting down schools and public places as temperatures plummet toward the negative 20s, with brutal temperatures not felt in decades. the polar air eventually making its way to the northeast and new england. remarkably, a quarter of the country is expected to see below zero conditions this week. our ron mott begins our coverage from c