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Abcs linsey davis tonight on the hundreds of thousands still without heat and without power. >> reporter: tonight, plow brigades race to clear roads as a powerful new storm heads east. already bringing half a foot of snow and wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour to parts of the midwest. this was the scene today in massachusetts. powerful waves crashing over scituates sea wall, some 72 hours after that deadly noreaster started slamming the coast, killing at least nine. from virginia to maine, theyr...

>> while laudone might appear to be the victim of a prison gang, lieutenant fox suspects he might be running a hustle of his own. >> ive heard out in the yard that laudone is a room master is what they call him. so he was apparently helping them guys or showing them the best way to do this. my guess is still that they found out friday night about his crime and hes been hiding it for about two years. and i dont know how it come to life, but it did. thats why he ended up checking in the way he did...

Defensive position. heres the fire chief. >> we have been here before for fires. >> reporter: whats it like coming back to the same building less than a year later? >> we just come back and do our job, sir. >> reporter: we do not know the cause of the fire, but neighbors are speculating that squatters had something to do with it again. among them city council memembe lives a become away. >> from what i understand, there was a fight, there was a group in one building and fired the other group out...

Super bowl is a response to this divide. an exhibit of afternoon can american, a jim crow artifact from collection of nfl hall of famer alan page and his wife diane sims-page. heres more on that exhibit and what the protests really means in this report. >> reporter: they were known as the purple people eaters. the legendary defensive front line of the minnesota vikings in the late 1960s and 70s. among them defensive tackle and pro football hall of famer alan page. known as its only defensive lin...

Made in america. the victory even before the super bowl. >> reporter: just 48 hours from kickoff, super bowl sunday in minneapolis. the patriots and the eagles, and the american workers already winning. turf nation in dalton, georgia. spools of green turf coming off the line, 80 workers in all. making 10 million square feet of turf this year alone. ten shipping it to u.s. bank stadium. rolling it out. setting it in place. the finishing touches by hand. turf nation. proudly made in america. >> re...

Indiana drivers dealing with whiteout conditions. slick roads causing hundreds of crashes in the northeast this weekend. in connecticut, a jackknifed tractor trailer slowing traffic to a crawl. this driver careening into an icy pond outside boston, swimming to safety. tonight, the south still reeling. at the height of the storm, almost 300,000 without power. >> trees are popping all over. you never know when one will pop near us. >> reporter: crews working to get everyone back online. >> we want...

See you back here in half an hour. >> tonight, breaking news. the monster wildfire roaring back to life. new evacuations, and the battle to save those homes. our team right there on the fire line. snow danger. the storm reaching all the way up the east coast. the nfl game played in blinding snow and the bitter chill on the way. final showdown. after four days off the campaign trail, roy moore finally popping up in a tv interview as his opponent doug jones tears across the state. tonight, y...

Howforts watching up at midnight for a little bit of home. eat pete you fpght to watch much the w5e69. one player knelt yesterday were sad to report. a defensive lineman for the new york football giants took a knee yesterday as he has all season long. otherwise, other teams that had been kneeling have stopped. and president trump weighed it up kel months on twitter about kneeling. are the boss. so clearly something he continues to pay attention to believing we shouldnt be allowing without impuni...

By the hurricane. and tonight, most of puerto rico in the dark. 1 in 10 on the island still have no running water. and a couple from el paso, texas, seeing elizabeth on the news, calling her and telling her they would pay to fly her and her family back to the u.s. for help. our camera there as she packed. >> all changes hurt. but i know were going to be much better. >> reporter: tearful, she tells us, she can now get her parents medical help. her building had just got the power back an hour befo...

Failure in puerto rico. 80% back in the dark. and new trouble for o.j. simpson already? tonight, why has he been banned from a vegas hotel? good evening and its great to have but us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with explosive new allegations of sexual misconduct involving two different well-known men. a controversial judge running for senate and famous median louis c.k. first, alabamas roy moore, now the republican candidate for senate, "the washington post" first reporting...