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Cell phone companies are using churches to build their new cell towers.. and bypassing the normal review process. good evening, kpix5 news begins with a surprising way that cell phone companies are using churches to build cell phone towers and bypass the normal review process. good evening.>> they are unlikely business partners, verizon wants to make a deal with a santa rosa church. several companies -- cell phone companies are seeking a higher calling. >> reporter: the cell phone tower would ...

Than two weeks, about to slam the east coast. this, as many are still digging out. and just getting their power back on. sam champion standing by. and o.j. simpson, the never before seen interview. his hypothetical account of one of americas most notorious crimes. good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. im tom llamas. we begin tonight with president trump, in campaign form. picking up today at the white house, where he left off 24 hours ago. the president attacking democrats, the...

Hour. downing trees, killing two people in texas. and severe weather moving across the south, with lightning and pounding hail in mississippi. tens of thousands still without power after two brutal storms, about to get hit again. lets get right to sam champion, tracking it all. how does this all play out? >> lets get to the boards and show timing and totals. look at 7:00 a.m. monday, theres the start of the noreaster. as the low pulls off the coastline. the snow in tennessee, kentucky, west virg...

Federal investigation is now under way. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >> a police body cam bearing witness. tough to watch. after the second big storm in less than a week, people in the northeast are digging out from as much as two feet of snow. the snow is wet. it is heavy in many areas, and that caused countless trees and branches to come crashing down on power lines. a woman in new jersey was killed when she drove across one of those lines. hundreds of thousands are without power, including som...

Home since the first noreaster last week. >> it has been a lot of miscommunication, and we probably would have packed up and gone somewhere if they didnt keep sending us updates that it would be back in place. >> reporter: in chester we met joe hiddlerbrandt, who said 4100 workers including teams from michigan to florida are in the field. how long have you been here? >> this job, probably about four hours. v reporter: so its time consuming. >> very time consuming. multiply this by 100 or maybe 1...

>> reporter: power crews even in the driving wind and snow installed new poles and new lines. >> one street we go down, you got poles down. then you go down the next street and you got more poles down. >> reporter: the local power company is calling in reinforcements while some are calling for the head of that company to be fired. along the coast, massive waves flooded roads and homes. in massachusetts, communities still under water from last weeks storm could be facing even more water if a weak...

>> i couldnt take notes that far ahead. >> thanks for joining us. tonight, another noreaster taking aim at tens of millions of people. more than a foot of snow expected potentially crippling travel as tens of thousands remain without power after last weeks storm. al roker is here. breaking news, the latest white house shakeup. president trumps top economic adviser is resigning. the potential impact on the markets and your money. is there a possible break through on north korea? kim jong-un...

Surveillance. the former russian agent and his daughter, moments before they both collapse. the stunning announcement from nashvilles mayor tonight. her guilty plea and her admission. good evening. and its great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. a tense night ahead with that second noreaster set to slam into the east coast in just hours. take a look at the map tonight. the coastal storm still forming. fueled from the midwest by a powerful winter storm that will kick star...

Water pouring into this coasts community after a break in the seawall this afternoon. >> a barrier beach. lose the sea wall, start losing houses. >> reporter: this house teetering over the ocean. after the bruising noreaster damaged towns up and down the east coast, trees are still falling. >> another storm on the way and still havent been able to restore the power for the residents we have now. our concerns are, we want to get their power back as soon as possible, definitely before the next sto...

>> reporter: almost 200,000 customers from virginia to massachusetts are still in the dark. and as so many struggle to recover -- that other storm is looming. snow in the midwest today forecast to move east to a region that tonight seems far from ready for another blow. with so many scenes like this still to deal with power companies are worried the heavy, wet snow forecast is to fall later this week could bring down nor trees and power lines. so many of the crews here to help from as far away f...