in the past and weren't really gaming laptops. big, heavy, and thick, so we built a team in the past couple of years and made probably some of the best gaming laptops in the world and that's what we do. it's great. and really taking over the world in the sense where there are gamers out there and we are really hyperfocused on the gamers and that's what we do. >> okay. what do you think the next generation of games is going to look like? >> we could be here all day. >> in ten words or less? you guys are doing really amazing stuff. is it all going to be in vr or are we going to be, obviously, mobile games are massive right now. but, you know, we've still got a lot of consoles. where is the the hockey puck going? where are you going with that? >> gamers, as a demographic, it's not just going horizontally. in the past, it was u.s., europe, korea, china, southeast asia. gaming is going really quickly everywhere but also seeing gamers are getting older as a whole. gamers are more familiar playing different types of games and even today,

this laptop- has three built-in monitors. it was unveiled by razer at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. the two side monitors slide out of the main screen and adjust into place. razer says it's the most screen real estate ever assembled. you may want to ask santa for it. experts say that if it goes to market- it would cost about 6-thousand dollars. wintry mix will complicate this morning commute. we have live stormwatch coverage.. coming up. and farther north-- a blanket of white, created a traffic nightmare in new york. winter weather travel plans across the reagion. good morning i'm larry smith. and i'm jummy olbanji in for autria godfrey. we do have two school closings and delays to pass along. jefferson county west virginia schools are closed today. and west moreland county virginia schools are on a two hour dela. winter weather advisory ends at 5am for counties this morning most of the country is under winter

great at making peripherals or laptops or what have you.hese traditional companies would then say, ok. i will carve out a segment for productivity. a laptop. a gaming thing. i will do something for sports people or what have you. but that has changed. ourselves as a company, we even all to look at the user with greater affluence, greater focus on getting great experiences. we see these coming about, grants that will say, ok, i will figure it has to do the different categories or one person, a cyclist or someone excited about anything. for ourselves, we focused on one person, the gamer. to have competitors come yes. in the laptop space? yes. competitors for example in the software plant one space? yes. there is not a single company that is hyperfocus on the gamer to provide all of it. we do not really have a competitor of sorts right now today. not today. ingrid: amazon made a massive investment in twitch. they are finally finding success with hardware. with the echo and everything. do you think that might be a company to keep you up at nigh

your laptop stopped the bullet. >> the lap top and i believe too the backpack so the laptop, the plastic case and all of that combination because it was on the ground like a tortoise, you know weather the backpack on me. the way it ricocheted and entered my bag, that would have been my back. >> we're showing a picture of the laptop. it looked like it was hit in the corner or the side. >> yes. yep. and the strange thing, too, is that in the rush to get off the plane i just kind of shoved my laptop into by backpack and it was opened very slightly. later when they were searching the backpack they were looking for the entry point and it turns out it hit just so through the open backpack actually ran through the top and the casing and into an superior pocket of the backpack. ? and they actually recovered the bullet from inside -- >> they recovered the bull fret the side pocket of my backpack. >> gosh, you were lucky. >> yeah. >> so you were shot at, almost hit. then what happened? >> and then the same man -- and this man is the guy that i think saved so many of us, who, whichever bystander wa

so your laptop saved your life.p stopped the bullet. >> the bullet and the fabric of the backpack. it was on the ground, like a tortoise, you know, with the backpack on me, the way it ricocheted into my back, that would have been my back. >> we're showing a picture of the laptop. it looked like it was hit in the corner or the side. >> caller: yep, and the strange thing, too, is that in the rush to get off the plane, i just kind of shoved my laptop into my backpack, and it was open very slightly. so later when they were searching the backpack, they were looking for the entry point, and it turns out it hit just so through the open backpack, exited, ran through the laptop and the casing, and then through an interior pocket of the backpack. >> that's incredible. and they actually recovered the bullet. >> caller: they recovered the bullet from the side pocket of my backpack. >> gosh, you were lucky. >> caller: yeah. >> so you were shot at, almost hit. then what happened? >> caller: and then the same man, this man is the

got a new smartphone or laptop this holiday. >>> a warning for anybody who got a new smartphone or laptop this holiday, as you switch on the new beware of the info on the old devises you're getting rid of. national correspondent investigative team go undercover in report. >> reporter: we store everything on phone and laptops, e-mails text and banking information. >> when i delete stuff off, i assume it's gone. >> all that information is still there easily accessible by any thieves. >> we want the to see for ourselves so we buy dozens online. we bring them to be analyzed. >> we bought it for $75. >> personal family pictures, tax information. >> account numbers. who does it belong to? suburban mom named tracy. i track her down. >> all of my place of employment. >> social security of entire family. >> of everyone. >> people can do damage with this information. >> this sell phone belonging to a college freshman we found password to student scholarship and when and where she goes to class. we setup a meeting to tell her what we found. >> i have all my information on there. >> how do you wipe y

your laptop stopped the bullet. >> the laptop and i believe the fabric of the backpack. the laptop, plastic casing, all of that combination. because i was on the ground like a tortoise with the backpack on me. the way in a it ricocheted and entered my bag, that would have been himy back. >> that was a shooting witness, steve, speaking to anderson cooper earlier on. >>> still ahead on the program this hour, donald trump's action plan to counter cyberattacks, we'll hear from a senior adviser to the u.s. president-elect. sometimes you just know when you hit a home run. that's how i feel about blue-emu pain relief spray. odorless and fast-acting. it soothes all my muscle aches and pains. and it's convenient for those hard to reach places. and if you're like me, you'll love blue-emu super strength cream. it's made with real emu oil, it's non greasy, it's a deep penetrating formula that works itself down into your joints. take it from me. it works fast and you won't stink. blue-emu, it works for me it'll work for you. >>> u.s. prsk tuchl says he will trump says he will set up

so your laptop saved your life. laptop stopped the bullet. >> the laptop and i believe, too, the fabric of the backpack. all of that combination, because since i was on the ground like a, you know, like a tortoise with the backpack on me, the way it ricocheted into my back, that would have been my back. >> extraordinary. now cnn's brian todd has more details on the shooting. and takes us through the events and how it all unfolded at the airport. >> reporter: witnesses say the gunman entered the baggage claim area of terminal two and began shooting randomly. one law enforcement source tells cnn moments earlier he'd gone into a bathroom to get the gun out of his luggage and emerged firing. amateur video capturing people cowering, chaos inside the terminal. air traffic control got word early of the shooting. one witness told msnbc after firing multiple rounds, the shooter dropped his gun and law enforcement officers quickly converged on him. >> we have this shooter in custody. he's unharmed. no law enforcement fired an

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. >>> some of the country's newest laptops are already getting a much needed update this afternoon. >> consumer reporter susan hogan will join us tola tweak that could make your computer last longer. >> reporter: just four days away until the inauguration. do yo did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. >>> we're watchingso seeing some dramatic video of swat team officers moving in on a barricade situation. police first went this house after a report of a shooting. they found two people were injured. officers then tracked the suspected shooter into a home on covered wagon lane where they learned he was holding a woman hostage. >> the man they were looking for came out of the townhouse, then ran back inside. when he came out again, swat officers apparently shot him. the wom

lauderdale airport shooting including the man who says his laptop saved his life. >>> incredible story. >>> plus the escalating battle between leah remini and the church of scientology. we'll meet former members who are still practicing scientology

people nearby began shooting including one man who says his laptop saved his life. >> my pack was slightly open. the bullet ricocheted and went into any backpack through the small opening, hit my laptop and went through my backpack. >> five people were killed in friday's shooting. the fbi released a statement saying it cannot confirm the video's authenticity. >>> today, the four men arrested in a federal probe into the prince georges county liquor the board directorhbl spots care act will play a big part on capitol hill. a lose. actress meryl streep used her time to accept an award to call out the future leader of the free world. >>> more insulting than gift getting stiffed on the tip, what one waitress says she found on the receipt left by one of her customers the. >>> standing ovations are not new on broadway, but one audience member erupted for someone not >>> it might look pretty out with two wake-up wraps for $3. wraps all shaky. frigid start. not a wind, but what wind we have makes a big difference. it feels like 11 degrees right now in the district. annapolis, still feeling like 9.

fortunately the infected laptop wasn't connected to the power grid system.ator lay hay says the russians were to access utilities to potentially manipulate the grid and shut it down in the middle of winter. he calls eight direct threat. it's a punishment for the larger hacking scandals russian di employee mats and their families have smell sunday to leave. they were kick out of two compounds. this one in long island new york and another in maryland. they look like beautiful vacation homes with tennis courts and sailing but the obama administration says they were used for much more than that. including intelligence gathering against the us. diplomats in san francisco are also getting kick out console lawsuit us officials say the rug has robust spy network. russian consul general wishes vladimir putin would do what president obama has done and kick out our diplomats. >> we consider these sanctions completely unsubstantiated,subs, unreasonable very did it interest mental relations between the united states and the russian federation. >> total of 96 russians hav

they belong to the gaming company razer and each has three 4k screens — its' the first portable laptopes were taken from its press room on sunday. and the chief executive min—liang tan said they were treating the case as "industrial espionage". don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcaaron concerns have been raised about the care of transgender prisoners, following four deaths in little more than a year atjails in england and wales. a report from the prisons and probation 0mbudsman says prison staff and managers need to be more proactive and flexible in the way they deal with inmates who've changed their birth gender or are in the process of doing so. our home affairs correspondent — danny shaw — reports. the latest transgender prisoner to die in prison. she was found hanged in her cell 11 days ago. jenny was mailed by birth and was living as a woman. she was on remand at doncaster prison when she died. it isa doncaster prison when she died. it is a prison for men and an investigation has now begun. a report by the prison and probation 0mbuds

russian malware found on a laptop at burlington electric. utility with fewer than 2,000 customers. perhaps a target because of the size. >> that's the beauty of choosing a small utility. number one, it will have very limited security infrastructure. it's tied into the grid system. >> reporter: the utility said it uncovered the virus before it could infect computers controlling the grid. we took immediate action to isolate the laptop and alerted federal officials of this finding. vermont's governor pointing the finger at the leader of russia. americans should be both alarmed and outraged that one of the world's leading thugs, vladmir putin, has been attempting to hack our electric grid. the discovery of the hack came after the department of homeland security on thursday warned operators of critical infrastructure to be on the look out focode used in grizzly step. what american officials call russia's cyber war campaign. the malware found on the burlington laptop bearing the unique russian signature. the infiltration raising concerns about the

. >> reporter: santiago allegedly firing indiscriminate >> without my laptop and the case and the plastic case the bullet would have gone through my shoulder bags. >> cowardly heinous act resulted in the deaths of five people. >> reporter: the airport on lockdown. thousands evacuated from the terminal. their arms raised as police led them to secure zones. >> i'm looking at a man and a woman and a man bleeding profusely. >> reporter: one witness telling abc news the alleged shooter d ending his rampage by laying on the ground and calmly waiting for his arrest. this image reportedly of the gun left behind. >> a side door opened about 20 feet away with two security guards holding a man handcuffed. >> reporter: but for approximately 10,000 passengers the ordeal was not over. it took almost 12 hours to fully screen the thwrongs of potential witnesses finally released in a massive crowd and slowly shuttled to terminal. >> no direction. mass herding of people and confusion. >> reporter: we are told some people even waking up this morning at that cruise ship terminal. santiago is expected to make

and this was across multiple tests of three different laptops.nd when we get results that are that wildly inconsistent, the only thing we can suggest to the users that they can reliably expect is the lowest possible battery life. if you're going to unplug your laptop and go on a business trip, airplane flight, the only thing we can say is reliable is the lowest possible result. when they're that variable. so we couldn't recommend them given that. we had communicated to apple what our findings were and to their credit they worked really closely with us. they wanted to get more data. they wanted to get more information and we cooperated with them because we believe it's in the best interests of consumers to get the -- to get any problems resolved, especially if they're software issues and you can fix it. >> variability, battery life results as 19 1/2 and as short as 3 3/4. it could be a rude surprise. >> what was the problem, glen? >> what was interesting is apple went and did some checks on diagnostic runs that we sent them and they found that our

they have the laptop but don't get a search warrant for it. they held on to the laptop. and then you have jim comey sending a letter -- not even j. edgar hoover intervened this much in an election. before we get the letter, we have chafe, et cetera, who is in oversight inside the house of representatives, previewing on his twitter feed there is explosive information. you have rudy giuliani going on tv previewing they have explosive information on hillary clinton. that series of events 11 days out of the election, nate silver has looked at the data -- it's hard for anyone including myself to imagine it wasn't absolutely decisive. hillary clinton loses by 77,000 votes. three days out comey comes out again and announces by the way there is really nothing on that laptop. why send the letter in the first place? comey's actions were unpreced t unprecedented. unusual what he did. >> we heard from jim comey from the fbi. we heard from him a knew days ago. this is part of his exchange with maine's senator angus king. let's take a listen. >> you didn't say one way or the other whe

. >>> one shooting survivor says his laptop and backpack may have saved his life. he spoke to my colleague, anderson cooper about his terrifying experience inside that terminal. >> caller: i dropped to the ground, heard more of the popping sound. while i'm on the floor, i'm seeing people in front of me get hit. >> you actually saw that. >> caller: i saw that. there was a man, probably ten feet away from me that was shot in the head. and his wife. you know, collapsed on top of him. and -- >> was he shot when he was standing up? or was he on the floor as well? >> caller: we were all in the floor. >> so the shooter went over and shot somebody who was laying down on the floor. >> caller: it was from a certain distance. the shooter was not necessarily walking around the whole baggage claim area. he was still several feet away from many of us. but he, but he of of of of of of kind of shot into the crowd. >> was he saying anything before or during the shooting? >> caller: he said absolutely nothing. he said absolutely nothing. so there was a point where the entire termina

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kimberly: as hundreds fled, this man was saved by his laptop. i was crushed against the conveyor belt and i felt this thought. i later found out there was a bullet that ricocheted and entered my backpack. without the backpack, without my laptop in the case, the bullet would have gone through me. kimberly: heavily armed swat teams rushed to the scene. under arrest, 26-year-old asked upon santiago, who surrendered without a struggle. fbi agents a last november the next army reservist walked into the anchorage office agitated and incoherent. santiago made statement's about mind control and was taken to a mental health facility. >> there is currently no indication mr. santiago was working with other individuals in the plans carried out yesterday. watching if you were the tarmac for hours. the airport rain at about 85% today, passengers waiting in long lines, some of which curved outside the building. a few flights got to the district. anna-lysa gayle picks up our coverage from the newsroom. was it tough for them to go back today? anna-lysa: certainl

this man was saved by his laptop as others ran for cover. >> i felt a thud. entered my backpack. without the backpack and laptop and plastic case, the bullet would have gone through my shoulder blade. >> swat teams race today the scene. under arrest 26-year-old santiago who threw down the gun without a struggle. previously he walked in saying the government forced him to use mind control. >> terminal two is open as airlines work to get thousands of air travelers to their destinations. the suspected gunman is expected to be in court monday. >> president elect trump is renewing his call for better relations with russia. that's what he said in a tweet one day after intelligence leaders said russia meddled on trump's behalf. today he said only stupid people would think that not improving relations have russia would be a bad thing. >> the county aviation unit used a infrared system to find a missing person. ground crews found the woman and she was not injured. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer,

laptops and jewelry stolen. the images emerging tonight of a wanted burglar. >>> it's been raining all day in the santa cruz mountains. starting to see small landslides coming up. more on the condition of the roads. we need to be ready for my name's scott strenfel and r i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outages. during storm season we want our customers to be ready and stay safe. learn how you can be prepared at pge.com/beprepared. together, we're building a better california. >>> we continue to track the severe weather hitting the bay area this weekend. heavy rain pounding the region and it won't stop there. the bay bij toll plaza, a live look. rain is moving in right now. meteorologist mark is tracking the latest. and mark this is just the beginning. >> that traffic camera

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. >> reporter: they've received back a laptop and a little justice. melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >>> a live-in robot is changing the lives of seniors. >> gmail.com is connecting. >> wait until you see jimmy. how this is helping families keep in touch. >>> plus, the worst american cities to own a car. and yes, the bay area is on it. >>> and buyer's remorse. find out the cars drivers love to >>> you're the best. >> some are saying rosie has arrived in walnut creek. there's a pilot project that could up-end care for seniors. many can't use things like skype and facetime because they don't have a smartphone or computer. leslie brinkley introduces us to a new robot for older people. >> reporter: 89-year-old burt and maxine take a stroll down the hall with their robot named jimmy. it could one day provide home care assistance and more to seniors. this robot is entirely controlled remotely by the couple's son who is on his laptop miles away. >> we are kind of taking baby steps here and just being able to see each other from afar and communicate. >> reporter:

he credits his laptop computer with saving his life. his laptop was in his backpack. and the bullet became lodged in his backpack. let's take a listen to what he has to say about those incredible few moments. >> he never had an expression on his face. it was just he was blank and he knew -- i knew he knew what he was doing. the top of my backpack was slightly opened. a bullet ricochetted and went into my backpack through the small opening, hit my lap top and went through my backpack. it absolutely sedy life, the laptop, case and the backpack all together. >> richard, as you mentioned, the suspect, esteban santiago, facing federal charges that could carry the death penalty if convicted. he is expected in court tomorrow morning to face a federal magistrate. and right now the investigation continues. we can also report that, according to federal law enforcement sources, the gun that was used in the shooting is believed to be the same weapon that, late last year when santiago went to the fbi office in alaska to complain, in his words that, the government was controlling h

this man was saved by his laptop.t's a weekend of winter storms from coast to coast, cars slide off the road, and planes are grounded in the south. the northeast gets buried. the west braces for floods and mudslides. >> there you go! >> ninan: and the death of tilikum the killer whale just as sea changes come to seaworld. >> the things you'll see the whales doing, that's all changing.

why is there a laptop on your knee? because we haven't finished writing the show yet! thing to be doing this close?! hello? we have a saying in television, never work with children, animals or computers, because they are the most unpredictable things you can get in a tv recording environment. is there anybody there? well, that was interesting. hello? can you see me? i'm not sure the system is quite stable yet. anyway, are you ready? yes! i said, are you ready? let's go! thank you so much, thank you for coming. i'm so excited about this. our very first click live! ijust wanted to check who has heard of us, who has seen us on the tv? brilliant. that is more viewers than i thought we had! who haven't seen us before but thought they'd come along? yeah! brilliant! who thought they were coming to a recording of the one show? laughter. it's too late, we've got you now! and hopefully we are going to blow your minds tonight. the first thing you may notice is between you and me, there is a very strange transparent screen. i'm not sure if that's for your protection or mine. that

without my backpack 1k3-9 laptop in the -- and the laptop in the case, the bullet would have gone through my shoulder blade. >> reporter: under arrest, esteban santiago who threw down his gun and surrendered without a struggle. fbi agents said last november, the ex-army sergeant walked into their anchorage office and was talking about mind control. he was taken to a mental hospital for valuation. they working to get thousands of strand the air travelers to their test in any cases. the gunman is expected to be in court on monday. >> prepare to pay more when you drive on the pennsylvania turnpike today. a new toll increase went into effect at midnight. the 6% hike affects drivers who use cash and easy pass. the money will rebuild and widen the turnpike and support public transportation needs. >>> 7:09. much more to come on "action news," in a new interview with abc news, president obama talked about allegations that russia steered the election in donald trump's favor. >>> highway horror, cars and trucks pile up as drivers contend with slick and dangerous conditions. >> villanova returns to

laptop has three screens, all of them are 17 inches. the two on the side also slide out automatically from the central display. no word yet on the price. >> that's seriously for gamers. and ed sheeran fans were surprised overnight, he released two new singles on social media. >> castle on the hill and "shape of you" are his first studio recordings since 2014. he says he hopes fans are as excited about this new material as he is. >> new album soon. those are your tech bytes. . >>> on the north bay's version of b.a.r.t. is about to start rolling. next, a smart move officils are making to lure riders. >>> this is not how you want to ring in the new year. what led to this terrifying new year's eve crash in the east bay. >>> and abc7 news viewers respond in >>> take a close look at your screen. this heart stopping red light crash in newark. the driver travels at full speed before being t-boned at the intersection of cherry boulevard and maui avenue and newark police say drugs or alcohol actually not factors in this case. the driver who ran t

this man was saved by his laptop. it's a weekend of winter storms from coast to coast, cars slide off the road, and planes are grounded in the south. the northeast gets buried. the west braces for floods and mudslides. >> there you go! >> ninan: and the death of tilikum the killer whale just as sea changes come to seaworld. >> the things you'll see the whales doing, that's all changing. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. the accused gunman in the fort lauderdale airport attack faces federal murder charges tonight. 26-year-old esteban santiago is in custody, accused of killing five people and wounding six others yesterday in a baggage claim area. dozens more who were not shot also needed treatment. we'll have the victims' stories in a moment, but we begin with the latest on the investigation. santiago served in iraq. his family said he came home with mental issues, hearing voices in his head. he was not on a no-fly list. david begnaud has more. >> reporter: this is the mug shot of

while i panic at the laptop. two men screaming or two men celebrating., haven't you? rob's broken a record. a was there shouting. a proper record? we had our residency where we develop all the new stuff. rob broke the record for the number of people to play a single game of pong. it's a life wasted. but it's what he's chosen to do. but he was awesome. shall we do it? i hope so, i don't know if it's going to work! if we get no reaction, my wife was right and i am a failure. yeah. on kate's team, you're the blue team. this side, spencer, you are the red team. do that quickly if you haven't. one, two, three! let's do gaming! you should now get those buttons. you get an up and a down. i would recommend up for spencer's team. yes, it moves. you get a freebie. that's ok. i'd like to see the blue one move. yes, it moves! first to five points wins. you are annoyingly good at the game. i'm very excited because normally are not allowed out of the house. they hunt people playing, they will lose their minds. they are going to lose their minds, it's going to be aweso

a code linked to the russians was found on a laptop associated with the electrical company.hs says there are no signs that the hackers penetrated the power grid itself. >> mary, thank you. >>> to texas now, where authorities are investigating a midair crash between two small planes that left three dead. the debris coming down in a fireball on to a busy shopping center. witnesses say they had to run for cover. tonight, questions about which pilot may have been at fault. and what may have caused this crash. here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: a horrific midair crash. at least three dead after two planes collide and fall into a dallas suburb. the fiery wreckage caught on camera. >> i just don't know there's any chance they could make it. >> reporter: flames and a dark plume of smoke. as one plane crashes into a storage unit. the other, on to this busy street. >> looked like they were doing acrobatic maneuvers. looked like one of the wings had been clipped off. >> reporter: the scene, so tough to watch, you could watch someone in the video telling a little girl to close her ey

laptop, the back back. the best thank you gift i got in my life. >> i just want to go home to canada. >> investigators say the accused gunman estevan santiago told him he planned the attack in advance. the 29-year-old former national guards man is expected to face federal murder charges in court monday. >>> people are reaching within their heart and wallet to help support the young mentally disabled man beaten by four people in chicago and live streamed on facebook. a go fund me account set up two days ago has raised more than 100,000-dollars. four black suspects are facing charges of battery, kidnapping, and hate crimes in connection with the attack on th old white victim. >>> well, they are getting ready now to bring a message to the new president on inauguration day. >>> and a heartwarming act by a doctor. a little >> only two weeks until president-elect donald trump takes office. leading up to the inauguration, we are listening to you. it's a new project called your city, your voice. you have plenty to

this time allegations of malware on a laptop. he raised doubts about intelligence reports. >>> a house democrat is pushing back. here is congressman adam schiff, ranking member of the intelligence committee. >> how solid is the evidence it was the russians? >> it's very solid. it's overwhelming. the president-elect as you know said that he knows things that other people don't know. he needs to stop talking this way. if he is going to have any credibility as president, he needs to stop talking this way. he needs to stop doing this. they didn't just steal data, they weaponized it. they dumped it with the intent of influencing the outcome. that is not something china has done, frankly russia has done. >> the department of homeland security is backing the vermont utility company's assessment that there's no indication the power grid was penetrated. neither the white house nor russia has commented publically on the code. >>> i want to bring in paul singer and yamichele. glad you are spending your new year's afternoon with me. paul, i

my bag is already full with a laptop, smartphone etc.tphone. so it's another thing i have to put in my bag. $300 is a lot of money to spend on a new device that's wildly outclassed by other competitors. are they actually considering a mobile phone is about alternative. they have shoved mario over. when the iphone seven launched, there was huge excitement when nintendo realised smartphones had happened. they shot to the top of the charts. research was quite poor and people pointed out it had a lot of issues but i think they are missing a trick. sega is making huge amounts of money on royalties from old games. people of my generation have lots of affection and love for mario and zelda. when they did finally bring mario out they brought it very cautiously. they did it baby steps. it's very defensive, the way nintendo is operating. it's the old market, we have the hardware. this machine doesn't even use disks, its cartridges. on the other side, it has infrared motion sensors and you can use hand play, to play paper, scissors, rock. it's got

this man was saved by his laptop. it's a weekend of winter storms from coast to coast, cars slide off the road, and planes are grounded in the south. theor nstthea gets buried. the west braces for floods and mudslides. >> there you go! >> ninan: and the death of tilikum the killer whale just as sea changesom ce to seaworld. >> the things you'll see the whales doing, that's all changing. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. the accused gunman in the fort lauderdale airport attack faces federal murder charges tonight. 26-year-old esteb