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♪ this morning on "world news now," arctic blast. tens of millions of americans waking up today to dangerous windchills followed by blizzard warnings. mother nature is not giving the northeast a break. explosive accusations. two more women claim bill cosby sexually assaulted them years ago. >> every victim that bill cosby assaulted whos been called a whore and a liar. >> what cosby is doing as the scandal grows. consumer alert. the warning to millions of americans who use a popular on-li...

>> this morning on "world news now" -- record storm. bostons buried under five feet of snow with more on the way. the dangerous conditions from the midwest to the northeast and the latest from accuweather. demanding answers. isis says an american hostage was killed in an air strike. but her family in arizona and the u.s. want proof. the increasing tension. consumer alert. the technology inside your car and the risk that it could be hacked while youre behind the wheel. new demands for safet...

Next month hell be sworn in as a member of the 114th congress. six months later, he may be headed to prison. david wright, abc news, brooklyn. actor james franco is celebrating a victory adding the people and the president have spoken. that is his reaction after sony pictures reversed course and decided to release the movie "the interview." it will be shown at a select number of theaters. fans have already started buying tickets for the christmas day showing. >> now we can begin saying how bad...

This morning on "world news now" -- historic accord. this morning on "world news now" -- historic accord. the white house and cuba making a deal to release prisoners and improve relations. >> theres going to be generational change in cuba. >> the presidents comments, how the pope was involved, and a deal that impacts the world. major developments in the sony pictures cyberattack. the big decision about the movie "the interview." and new details about who may be responsible. >> they use new t...

>> yes. apparently wilbur called giving the money back the right thing to do. feliz navidad. >> you know my stance on these stories. >> which is? you would keep the money. >> finders keepers. >> no, you wouldnt. dont trust t.j. he wouldnt. >> yeah, dont trust t.j. with your money lying around. >> im trying to defend your honor this morning. >> i have none when it comes to lost money. not that much. >> lets move swiftly along. were returning to our top story. more serious story. the protests of...

Use promo code: notme. call the number on your screen now. a live look at capitol hill. ballots still being counted across this country. its the morning after election day. >> stay with us as we cover the shift in power after a record showing in a midterm election. now to a consumer alert. a major recall from ford. more than 200,000 cars and trucks being recalled.

Completely legal. nearly 30% say using it should be considered a minor violation. the study says almost 17% of those who never used marijuana actually support the legalization. >> kids. we have a consumer alert. if you have had verizon family share plan, up to 13 years ago, a check could be coming your way. theres been a $64 million settlement. youll not get $64 million, however, but in that lawsuit, the company was accused of overcharging its family plan customers. this happened between 2002 ...

This morning on "world news now" -- catastrophic storms. from floodwaters in the west to severe tornado damage in the northeast. the dangerous round of weather. >> this is not supposed to happen here. its not oklahoma. >> damage so severe its never been seen before in this town. new warnings going out this morning in gaza as israels military takes aim. the tears shed as a hospital gets hit by military fire. consumer alert -- those free wi-fi networks keeping you connected. new warnings about...

In our country has an automatic kill switch that you have to opt out of to get away from it. >> reporter: consumer reports estimates twice as many mobile devices were stolen in 2013 than the year earlier. law enforcement officials hope this new effort reverses the trend. susan saulny, abc news. >> pretty interesting numbers there actually. the kill switches bringing down thefts. good news for consumers. one university study we saw said it could save $2.6 billion for consumers. 3 million smartpho...

Smartphone market in the u.s. >> we are not going to rest until every smartphone is sold in our country has an automatic kill switch that you have to opt out of to get away from it. >> reporter: consumer reports estimates twice as many mobile devices were stolen in 2013 than the year earlier. law enforcement officials hope this new effort reverses the trend. susan saulny, abc news. >> pretty interesting numbers there actually. the kill switches bringing down thefts. good news for consumers. one ...