neighbors who called the utility company. hours went by. the home blowing up. >>> and holiday shoppers. the one app tonight that tracks days, sending you alerts when prices drop. >>> and made in america christmas is back tonight. where you've sent us now. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. and we begin with the deadly winter storms, and the new arctic blast moving in, and quickly. the driving already treacherous across more than a dozen states. white-knuckle driving on i-75 in michigan. and on countless other highways. fuel after slipping off i-89 in new hampshire today. and planes struggling to fly in the snow and wind. wind chills will soon be up to 20 degrees below zero. and we begin tonight with abc's alex perez in chicago. >> reporter: tonight, that massive storm making for a treacherous commute from the great lakes, all the way to the northeast. in maine, slick roads turning deadly. at least two dead in separate accidents, including a father children, when they car collided with a dump truck. >

lisa: but the utility industry's trade association, the edison electric institute, has minimized thehreat of a cyber hack. executive director, scott aaronson, was in front of the senate homeland security committee in may. scott aaronson: there are a lot of threats to the grid. and you know, from we say like from squirrels to nation states. and frankly, there have been more blackouts as a result of squirrels than there are from nation states. lisa: gerry cauley, head of the industry's regulatory association, testified in april that any outage would be minimal, and that the industry is ready for it. gerry cauley: in the unlikely event of a successful cyber-attack or physical attack, i believe that we are well prepared. ted koppel: it's ludicrous for the power industry to maintain, uh, that they have secured the power grid. the russians are already inside it and the chinese are already inside it. lisa: ted koppel is the author of "lights out," a new book that spells out the risk and how unprepared the government is to deal with it. so, since the book's come out, you've been the brunt of

within the system of a electric vermont utility. the report comes days after the obama administration leveled new sanctions against russia over its alleged cybermeddling in u.s. elections. lucy cavanaugh is in moscow this morning. any reaction from russia on this and the spat between the u.s. and russia? >> no reaction from russia. it is the new year here today. it is a very big celebration for moscow. so it is difficult to get any sort of comment or official reaction from officials on this kind of day. it is something we should be cautious with, it is being portrayed by the vermont governor as a russian hack of the power grid there. but it does appear that it is an isolated laptop that had this malware on it. i want to read for our viewers a statement from the burlington electric department, the way they described it was we detected, i'm quoting here, we detected a malware in a single burlington electric department laptop, not connected to our organization's grid. so it is something that authorities are still investigating, no offic

potential infiltration, burlington electric quickly scanned their system for the malicious code, the utility confirmed. there was an infection, but only on a single department laptop. the company saying we took immediate action to isolate the laptop and alerted federal officials of this finding. >> send a clear message to russia. >> the discovery coming days after president barack obama announced sanctions against top russian intelligence officials for alleged cyberinterference with the u.s. presidential election. as part of the u.s. response, the department of homeland security and the fbi shared information about the malware and its signature with key sectors. all part of a joint analysis report that accused russian groups of being, quote, part of an ongoing campaign of cyberenabled operations directed at the u.s. government and its citizens. burlington electric said that operators of utilities were alerted by the department of homeland security on thursday night, of a possible malware code, associated with the russian hacker operation dubbed grizzly steppe. according to the washington pos

the gas explosion that destroyed this home hours before the utility crew was due to show up and what neighbors did wrong that could have prevented this. >>> but first, trevor noah is doing it right. "the daily show" host is taking on president-elect donald trump as he welcomes president obama for his final presidential "daily show" appearance. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc after this from our abc stations. but at this moment, she's fighting a brain tumor. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. >>> last night >>> last night was president obama's swan song on "the daily show," but it was a first for host trevor noah, going one-on-one with the country's commander in chief. >> it comes as the show's young host is enjoying a little bit of a post election rating surge. we're "up all nightline" with deborah roberts. >> thanks for being on the show. >> good to see you. >> reporter: barack obama made his final appearance on "the daily show" discussing the president-elec

neighbors who called the utility company said they smelled gas. hours before the crew was supposed to get there is when the blast happened. the good news, nobody was inside the house. a leaking propane tank likely caused the blast. they say this is an important reminder that if you smell gas, don't call the utility company first, call 911 right away. today mark six months since a gun man killed people inside the pulse nightclub in orlando. today people gather for musical tributes and a reading of the names of those who died. the city of orlando also launched a new program for businesses to list themselves as safe places for the lgbtq community. a bizarre penalty canceled. a brazilian soccer in a plane crash will not be fined for missing its final game. the team and its competitors faced nearly $60,000 in fines for canceling the match. superior court justice decided not to level the penalty. your plane was on its way to the championship in colombia when it crashed, killing most of the team. jonathan: millions dealing with the aftermath of dangerous

this time within the system of an electric vermont utility. the hack first reported by the "washington post" comes just days after the obama administration leveled new sanctions against russia over its alleged cyber meddling in u.s. elections. let's turn to nbc's lucy cavanaugh who joins us from moscow. is the russian government commenting on this report? >> reporter: hey, stephanie. happy new year. great to be on with you. no comment at this point from the russian government or anyone here to this report. in fact, it hasn't even really made the headlines. a few local wire agencies reported it. said the "washington post" alleged this hack and said the "washington post" did not criteria any sort of evidence. we should be careful, of course, with this kind of story. because it does seem that there was one computer that was infected with this malware. so it's not necessarily the hacking of the vermont power grid. i want to read for our viewers the statement of the burlington electric department. they wrote, we detected the malware in a single burl

they were the big contractor for the two major utilities in the u.s.t are building a nuclear plants, and it looks like it might have taken a full year for toshiba to work through all of the numbers. when i got to the end of it, they apparently realized i have a lot more cost in their construction project than they may be able to recover from the main owners of the plant. vonnie: which are a southern company. will they have problems as a result? kit: it looks to me, initially, that due to a contract rewrite a year ago which was around the same time that cbn i was bought by toshiba, the utilities went out of their way to guard themselves against cost overruns and missing the deadlines and so on that might have really run up the bills. from the point of view of the utilities, it might be a good sign to see that toshiba has taken this big charge because maybe that billions of dollars in cost do not get put back to utilities. vonnie: what does this say about nuclear construction in general in the u.s. and elsewhere in the world? kit: in the u.s., it is like

. >> reporter: neighbors smells gas over the weekend, placing the call to the utility company insteadf 911, house destroyed hours before the crew was due to show up. >> collapse. >> reporter: luckily, no one was home. >> i'm so happy and i feel so bl it's a material loss. i can handle that. >> reporter: as the temperature drops and more heat gets used, these accidents go up. this explosion captured on tape earlier this year in paterson, new jersey. just over a year ago, another house blew up by exploding gas. here in middletown, new york another reminding that any time anyone smells something that just isn't right to make the first call to 911 and not the utility company. abc news, middletown, new york. >>> the surprising celebrity reactions to the golden globe nominations. >> and what president obama told trevor noah last night on the daily show. the skinny is next. >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start

the police department says homeowners should call the utility company to verify the visit. changes coming to the iconic weather forecasting flame. rather than manually changing the colors of the flame, the new owners will use a series of sensors. the signals will stay the same. when the flame is red, it's warm weather ahead. when the flame is gold, watch out for cold. when the flame is blue, there's no change in view." when there's a flickering flame, expect snow or rain." don't bank on your federal tax return to pay the bills in refunds could be delayed more than a month. the agency must hold tax refunds until february 15th for the millions of americans who claim the earned income tax credit or the additional child tax credit. the change is aimed at battling tax refund fraud and identity theft. we have an update on a story we first told you about on thanksgiving--remember the mercy mats thats where a group uses plastic shopping bags to make sleeping mats for those on the streets--well were told that as a result of our report, received hundreds of bags and many volunteers h

the utility company says the malware was detected on a single laptop which was not connect to the grid. state-sponsored hackers have been targeting u.s. infrastructure for years. in early 2016, federal law enforcement stepped up efforts to help utilities shore up their defenses, but experts say the recent actions taken by the obama administration are unlikely to deter state-sponsored attempts to hack into critical infrastructure. reena. >> ninan: paula reid, thank you. a pennsylvania state trooper was gunned down in the line of duty last night. 23-year-old trooper landon weaver was fatally shot while responding to a domestic abuse call. the suspect was killed this morning in a confrontation with police. weaver is the 65th officer shot and killed in the u.s. this year. 21 people got the ride of their life last night at the knott's berry farm amusement park in southern california. they got stuck for almost six hours on a sky tram 100 feet up. firefighters used ropes and harnesses to bring everyone down safely. a reminder to be safe on the roads tonight. there's been a jump in drunk drivi

the utility company tells us it was caused by a water main break and then the sink hole caused a natural gas line to crook. >> at about 3:30 and saw a bunch of flashing lights outside house, one fireman for each side of the street, walking up and down with a flashlight and then a fire truck started beeping his horn pretty loudly to wake everyone up. >>> investigators are looking for the cause of a deadly fous hire in fishtown. the deputy fire commissioner says the fire started on the third floor of the home, the victim has not yet been identified. nbc10 has learned there were working smoke alarms inside the house. >>> we have new details about four teenagers arrested in connection with a flash mob and a fight inside philadelphia mills mall. police got a tip on social media that a flash mob was taking place at the mall yesterday. an hour later, hundreds of kids stepped off of septa busses. take a look at this cell phone video of police officers chasing the kids through the food court. police ordered the kids to leave and several refused. this has become an apparent trend nationwide as kid

interesting move in the utility space. rallied after germany's top court ruled they are entitled to compensation for power production rights. country'sdue to the decision to exit nuclear energy. ♪ >> it is noon in new york. welcome to bloomberg markets. i am david gura. avi from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, here is what we are watching. stocks flirting with all-time highs ahead of the ecb meeting and oil slipping from a 16 month high. latestoss out with his -- boeing under pressure from the president-elect as he says the government's air force one order should be canceled. abigail doolittle is joining us. abigail: not a lot of action for u.s. not a lot of action for u.s. stocks. the three major averages are largely unchanged, trading very close to even. we do have these indexes very close to record highs, especially the dow so we are on record watch. we will see if the dow can eat out another record high. dow

the gas explosion that destroyed this home hours before the utility crew was due to show up and what ors did wrong that could have prevented this. >>> first, trevor noah is doing it right. the show host takes on president-elect donald trump as he welcomes president obama to the final daily show appearance. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" continues >>> last night was president obama's swan song on "the daily show," but it was a first for host, trevor noah, going one-on-one with the country's commander in chief. >> it comes as the show's young host is enjoying a post election rating surge. we're up all nightline with deborah roberts. >> thanks for being on the show. >> reporter: barack obama made his final appearance on the daily show discussing the president-elect donald trump trump. >> he refusing intelligence briefings, and so he's come out and said i don't need them because i'm a smart man. >> i think the president-elect may say one thing and do another once he's here because the truth of the matter is that it's a big complicated world. it doesn't matter how s

a spokesman for the utility company in vermont calling this an attempt to infiltrate utility systems.ld be dealing with a much different outcome had the power grid that's run by this utility grid been compromised. which we're told according to the company, burlington, electric did not happen. here's what we understand did happen yesterday. that utility company was told by the u.s. government, by the department of homeland security to take a closer look at their network security. they didn't in fact notice grisly step, which is a malicious software. that's the same software that was reportedly used by russian hackers to try to influence november's elections. what's important to keep in mind here, is the laptop that contained the software was not hooked into the system that services close to 20,000 people there. so it's very important to keep in mind here, according to some lawmakers who are sounding the alarm, including at least one vermont senator, things could have been much worse. i want to read you a small released by vermont's senator s patri patrick leahy. saying this is beyond h

perhaps a target because of the size. >> that's the beauty of choosing a small utility. mber 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 for code 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 vulnerability of key systems. >> we've always understood there are vulnerabilities. now we understand that the russians have the

. >> good afternoon, commissioners michael the director of chief of police program for the public utilitiesmission i'm here on behalf of the general manager hale. >> and ms. hale wanted me to say she's sad to miss that meeting we working closely with you over the years ms. hale in particular to develop and launch the chief of police program and on behalf of ms. hale thank you for your leadership in getting the program launched with respect to the update on the program the cleanpowersf program continues to successfully serve customers we have not stopped operations since the last time we met and we continue to enroll the customers during the moss month of november chief of police enrolled many brother-in-law accounts in the central parts of the city supervisorial districts 7 and 8 as of this week cleanpowersf is serving many active customers the program opt out rate including the november enrollment is 2 percent. >> and the clean power sf has over seven hundred supergreen customers enrolled that represents a bit modern 2 percent of customer base so we have a raise between supergreen and opt

you're great patience and stamina in hearing many of the arguments and points repeated but the public utilities commission promised that sharp park redevelopment plan would never be included in this one and i don't know why that promise was not kept why i don't know why did they make the promise because the golf course had significa significant environmental value and in the context of its location this area should be an arbitrary that is replaced for the environmental location and

the utilities have such a hammerlock on the state government there. doing their bidding, the state government has made it illegal for any homeowner or business owner to lease a solar panel from anyone other than the fossil fuel utilities. in florida. they are behind massachusetts, new jersey, new england in solar deployment because the old dinosaur legacy model has geopolitical power to stop things. and they are now trying to do that in a lot of other states. but desalinization probably will have a resurgence when it is matched with supplies of renewable energy. mr. friedman: another question back there, please. go ahead. mr. gore: i heard you several years ago in a talk. it has only increased since then. what are your views on the growth of renewable energy in the last seven years, that is when i heard you last and what is your view on fracking? mr. gore: first of all, i am not disappointed in the growth of renewable energy. it is exploding worldwide. the analogy i have used for several years now is through the cell phone revolution. back around 1980

check the utilities. this is shares of eon, the german utility. up 4.4%. it is surging. rwe surging. germany's top court ruling these utilities are titled -- entitled to compensation for reduction rights they lost because of the country's decision to exit from after the japan nuclear disaster in 2011. judges in the federal constitutional court said that the 2011 loss set out a roadmap for the nation's shift away from nuclear energy failed to tackle compensation to companies committed to nuclear power production. hence the rise. it is a flipside story in monte paschi. attain shane going to whether the italian lender can avoid a going to-- attention whether the italian lender can avoid a bear out. this is according to people with knowledge of the matter. monte paschi advisors are in talks to win the commitment of investors, including sovereign funds, after the constitutional made share sales more difficult, according to the people as well. bank executives are meeting with the ecb to discuss their plans. shares down this year 85%. we continue to look at monte paschi, the wo

you're great patience and stamina in hearing many of the arguments and points repeated but the public utilities commission promised that sharp park redevelopment plan would never be included in this one and i don't know why that promise was not kept why i don't know why did they make the promise because the golf course had significa significant environmental value and in the context of its location this area should be an arbitrary that is replaced for the environmental location and

for protesting the bakken oil pipeline at the iowa utilities board offices in des moines. jessica reznicek faces a trespassing charge after the protest. police say she refused their orders to leave the building this morning. reznicek and others - who call themselves "water protectors" - want the iowa utilities board to rescind construction permits for the dakota access pipeline. they are drinking water. but the board says it isn't addressing protestors. " the board issued it's final decision in march. that's being litigated so we can't comment on litigation. " the pipeline is already in the ground in much of iowa. let's turn now to the weather and meteorologis t joe winters. joe, we have a chance to see some snow flakes tonight? scattered flurries come to an end overnight bringing a r tough through saturday. highs also remain consistent in the 30s with lows dipping into the 20s. our next chance for snow arrives later in the weekend on sunday. have a super day!tonight: scattered flurries. wind: w 10-20. low: 32 tomorrow: cloudy and cool. wind: w 10-15 high: 37 the third fina

neighbors who called the utility company. hours went by. the home blowing up. >>> and holiday shoppers. the one app tonight that tracks your gift list in these final

. >>> at some point the mercedes got around the honda, utilizing the center median and began firing a handgun at the occupants within the honda. >> no one was hit but the bullets did strike the car. the driver drove away and they closed the eastbound lanes and found shell casings along the road. we asked if this could have been gang-related. >> it appears to be road rage peer and simple. >> the current whereabouts of the mercedes driver is unknown. the message is a clear one. >> we have to share the road. and be kind to one another. blaring on your horned or zooming around or getting post office not going to do anyone any good, especially pulling out a gun. >> there are vague descriptions. and african-american male driving this mercedes with no tags and a license plate on the dashboard. >>> a frightening scene in san francisco with firefighters rushing to save a woman pinned under a bus tonight. third and market. authorities say the woman was hit by the bus and then dragged. she was rushed to the hospital with significant leg injuries. the woman listed in critical condition at last ch

it caused a helps in the utility area they had to mop, sweep up water and debris that had gotten in theay of the fire but crews cleaned it up quickly and everyone is reported back safe and sound in their rooms, karen. >> good news on that one. >> thanks so much, lauren. that is good they got it out safely. >>> happening today new jersey 's legislature will be meeting for the final session of the the year today up for a vote a book deal for governor chris christie and pay raises for the staffers there at the legislature, judges and cabinet members. critics say quick time right before the holidays maybe a sign that the deal has already been cut between the lawmakers and the republican governor. >>> convicted pennsylvania congressman chaka fattah plans on challenging the dismissal of a held out juror according to his lawyers moms planned to appeal the racketeering conviction. on friday we have a really interesting look when federal judge unsealed documents relating to the dismissal of a juror who reportedly was very uncooperative ape that he would hang the jury. fattah is set to start a te

it does have a musty odor. >> the utility says it's going to take some time for that compound to be flushed out. it expects the water to be back to tasting normal in about a week. >>> coming up, rain reappearing again for that morning commute. at the same time, feels a lot warmer when you wake up. >> it doesn't feel as cold. it's 58 degrees in san jose and upper 40s for concord. milder air leaves us into the weekend. the rain returns. we'll talk about it coming up. >>> looks like rain leftovers on the lens here. san mateo bridge, taillights westbound out of hayward and toward the high-rise mid distance. we'll show you what's going on blocking some folks through san francisco coming up. >>> a foul problem on 101, shutting down three lanes northbound. the cause behind the traffic fiasco appears to be related to chickens. ♪ rooms come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. with eight times more fragrance control, the air wick® scented oil warmer lets you dial up or down for the perfect amount of fragrance. no matter the size of the room. air wick®. home is in the air. >>> good friday morning. the t

this time within the system of an electric vermont utility. the report comes days after the obama administration levelled new sanctions against russia over its alleged cyber meddling in u.s. elections. od morning. has there been any reaction from the administration? >> reporter: not yet. but in that suite of sanctions the president announced thursday, he included almost protective measures that he wanted key u.s. institutions to take. as a result of that, a vermont utility realized it may have been comomised. russian hackers may have been probing for weakness in a vermont utility, according to an explosive report in "the washington post." once alerted to the potential n infiltrati infiltration, they scanned their system for the code. there was an infection but only on a single department laptop. the company saying, we took immediate action to isolate the laptop and alerted federal officials of this finding. >> send a clear message to russia. >> reporter: coming days after president obama announced sanctions against top russian intelligence offi

two people are facing trespassing charges after refusing to leave the iowa utilities board office. they are upset about the bakken oil pipeline. rain is helping contain wildfires in tennessee the wet weather is also giving officials a chance to see the damage so far. a police officer in washington has died after someone shot him multiple times. he was responding to a domestic violence call late last night. today, president- elect donald trump is starting his thank you tour in indiana. he will talk about the deal to get a company to stay there instead of moving to mexico. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news has your first welcome to the first day of meteorologic al winter! it sure will feel like it.a stray flurry may be possible early this morning; otherwise we're dealing with cloudy skies once again today. temperatures will start off in the low 30s, but warm into the middle to upper 30s again today. winds will also be strong again today, blowing out of the west at 10 to 20 mph. the clouds will stick with us throughout the evening hours

they plan to go back to the iowa utilities board until they get a meeting. on to the white house transition... president elect donald trump takes a break today from doing interviews in thank you tour that includes a stop in indiana to fulfill a campaign promise. tracie potts has more from washington. "they started talking and being their families once again." carrier workers call it a christmas miracle - i000 thousand jobs saved - not moving to mexico - to indiana this afternoon to talk about it. "my gosh, he's not even president yet and he's figured out how to save 1,000 jobs." "i'm hoping every ceo in america is getting that beacon incentives... from indiana gov confirmations. "we're gonna be continuing to work through december and all in new york the parade of potential nominees continues. critics call it a cabinet full of insiders. but so far, no word on which of four candidates will be says no major announcements are washington. recounting millions of ballots from the presidential election. planning has been underway for days -- but all of the pieces for

that's because burlington electric, the utility company caught in the middle of all of this right now, they are reporting that they discovered what is commonly described or called grizzly step on one of the laptop computers. that's that malware code that was supposedly used by russian hackers during the dnc hack. not connected directly to the power grid. they believe the power grid, their customer's information was not compromised. that's according to this electric company. this is really begging a closer look. this was initially discovered after the obama administration and the department of homeland security had issued an advisory, a warning for several of these kinds of companies. not just utilities companies but other entities as well, to take a closer look at their network and try to discover any potential vulnerabilities. this is leading to serious questions, who is involved. my colleague, jim sciutto, spoke to one government official that said, it is still too early to determine what the scope and the intent is. another key question, suzanne, was this an isolated incident? >> p

this time, the target is a vermont utility company. rlington electric says it found a laptop with the same malware russian hackers allegedly used. >> donald trump is praising putin's decision to not expel american diplomats in response to u.s. sanctions against russia. here's the tweet. he said great move on delay by putin i always knew he was very smart. >> national outrage after that vermont utility company found the russian hacking malware on one of its computers is continuing to have ripple effects. although, it was not connected to the company's electrical grid system, it still exposes the nation's vulnerability to foreign threat. what were the russians intending to do here? cnn's polo sandviloval has more details. >> they're confident the russian hack did happen. the utility company here, burlington electric reporting the malware was located on one of their laptop computers. it was discovered after they received a warning from the obama administration and the department of homeland security warning them this could happen. the warn

the system would require most utilities to raise electricity rates. the panel is calling for transparency and minimal burden on the public. >>> officials at japan's central bank have wrapped up their two-day meeting. gene otani has more on that and the other top business stories. >>> policymakers at the bank of japan have decided to keep their massive easing program unchanged. meanwhile, they've upgraded their assessment of japan's economy for the first time in a year and seven months. they say the economy has continued its moderate recovery trend. the policymakers will keep on focusing on a new framework introduced in september to achieve a 2% inflation target. it'll aim to manage short and long-term interest rates. the interest rate on a portion of deposits that commercial banks hold at the central bank will remain at minus 0.1%. the officials are also maintaining their target for the bank's annual purchase of japanese government bonds at about 80 trillion yen or roughly $680 billion. that's so the yield on the benchmark ten year jgbs will be around

you can see the utility crews on the scene trying to make repairs. 73 southbound is blocked starting at route 90 coming away from the tacony-palmyra and the betsy ross bridges done through the scene at high street. they are sweeping up the debris and fixing the wires. 73 southbound shut down, as we come back out here, stay on church street or nolola road. vine street expressway reopened after overnight instruction, crews return tonight at 11:00 p.m. i-95, vehicle cleared out. overturned vehicle accident in havertown this morning at colonial and glendale, luckily that is cleared out of the way on this thursday. >>> breaking news just in a nasty rollover crash that injured two people in delaware county. the driver of the suv lost control of the colonial road near glendale road. that vehicle rolled down an embankment and wrapped around a tree and landed on the roofment the driver and the passenger suffered multiple injuries, they are in the hospital in stable condition. >>> and developing overnight, a new jersey woman and her great granddaughter have been found safe they disappeared chr

that's why we work so closely with federal officials and our partners that are the utilities to keep our cyber security practices strong. >> all right. neale lunderville, thank you so much. we appreciate your time. we are pleased that the outcome was is up such that was it was it was not impacted. there are further actions that you and other utilities companies are aware of and are taking. >>> next this cat and mouse game between russia and the united states but will things change when trump becomes president? we are going to discuss that live in the "cnn newsroom." asmy family tree,ing i discovered a woman named marianne gaspard... it was her french name. then she came to louisiana as a slave. i became curious where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more about my african roots. the ancestry dna results were really specific. they told me all of these places in west africa. i feel really proud of my lineage, and i feel really proud of my ancestry. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story, get started for free at ancestry.com why is my son havi

cpuc works for the repairs which includes utility rate repairs and the cca commercials we're talking about are the same repairs that's one of the message to the cpuc to remember that they also represent the cca repairs. >> we don't have the ability to influence legislative judges in the commissioners the way that the utilities. >> we have to do that through the public process and through stronger argumentation and over the history of the p cia the city has not been opposed to the concept of protecting the repairs there are non-participating san franciscans out there but clearly what the important to make sure the process is transparent and fair and compliant with the law that kind of stand-off can be buried in the details will there are ways to disrupt the projects we need to be aware of it's definitely something we're knowing the cpuc is watching over the process i think sort of as the cpuc movement is growing statewide i think that is really in our favor when it comes to pushing significant reform either way the policymakers and the regulators have to deal with the fact there are e

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they're trying to dry it out because of the utilities on and the people continuing to stay in this building. so they're working on this right now and meanwhile the roofers putting a tarp on top of the roof and they'll be back out here tomorrow to repair. also i want to show you just down the street as fire fighters were surveying the damage in this neighborhood. they discovered that there was more damage down the street on the corner building and there was entire back ball copy where another rove was taken off and it blew off as well wept to the so. more work out here to be done tonight. and firefighters still on the scene. they've been out several hours now. people are still looking for another place to stay. but like i said the red cross is out here, family and friends coming to take people to find another place to sleep. in northwest, i'm laura evans, "fox5 local news". >> prince george country police right now are questioning a man that may be connect todd a five-hour barricade situation. it started:00 this afternoon break in and someone held together taj. sarah simmons picks up the sto

police say they refused to leave the iowa utility board building yesterday morning. that board gave dakota access permission to build the bakken oil pipeline through iowa. the protesters demanded a meeting with board members to possible violations of construction permits. "none of us want to do this but this is apparently what we have to go through just to have a meeting with publicly appointed officials. " the spokesperson for the board says they're in the middle of a lawsuit over the pipeline. he says that's why they won't address the protesters face to face. "the board issued their final decision and order on this case back in march and that's being litigated, so we can't quesions by the end of the day, but protesters still want a face-to-face meeting. both of the protesters arrested were fasting and holding signs in front of the i-u-b offices for the last ten days. today people around the country and in eastern iowa will mark the 28th annual world aids day. the goal is to make people more aware about preventing h-i-v and aids, as well as the advancements in treatm

the car slams into each other then one heads for the woman in the red behind the utility pole and suffered minor injuries from the flying debris. lucky woman. >>> it's snowing in paradise. a winter storm warning is in effect for parts of hawaii, specifically elevations above 8,000 feet. snow began accumulating on two summits. up to a foot of snow is expected to fall through the snow reports. >> can you wear a hawaiian shirt in the snow. >> why not. >> well, it looks like fun. i will stick to the beach, though. well, it's starting to feel more seasonal holiday time weather out there for this weekend. it will be a little cool each afternoon, breezy as well. it will stay dry for those of you who have still got to put up your christmas decorations outside with the that. we are running in the 50s. winds are breezy out of the west to northwest sustained about 15 miles per hour and gusting more than that. so, we got these feel like temperatures that are a couple of degrees cooler than the actually temperature outside. jacket is a good idea for the friday afternoon and date night plans as well. 3:

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