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Us. Thousands of pg e customers are still living without power because of the shut offs. Service is being restored for many. Pg e tells us 86,000 customers do not have electricity. The numb of people without power in ma rin dropped by half. And no longer expected to be part of the event that started today. There are outages in the east bay, south bay and peninsula. For many of the people theres no estimate for power restored. Anxious wait for them. Ongoing is the keyword. Some of the power came ...

Effect that cover a population of about 2 million pg e customers. The english language. Additional we will have time for pg e has revealed in Court Questions and answers for those on the stage and we will have documents how easily its power time for oneonone interviews at the conclusion of the entire lines can be brought down, sparking a major wildfire, even press conference. With that, i would like to take just a bird hitting a zion a moment. I know a lot of people standing stunning how quickly...

Right now we dont know because were under the direction of cal fire in terms of having access to the scene. From a Public Safety power shut off perfective were in an all clear state and we have restored everybody that we can. Now its matter of coordinating with cal fire and when they give us access we can go in there and get people back in lights. You have no other information about what caused the fires or anything else youd like to provide an update on . We dont have Additional Information in ...

This parking lot. This morning and other parts the same mystery. Some lights were on others were not. Traffic lights at intersections were also hit and miss. It was so eerie. Some lights were on. By noon 80 residents had visited the pg e resource center. At ridge mont campus. He was here at 9 00 a. M. Three hours before us. Charging every device he owns. Hes good for now. Then again. I got a text from pg e that the power will be turned off at 6 00 p. M. Tonight. Even though its been off for thre...

[ speaking Foreign Language ] the attendees paid tribute to the nearly 16,000 people who died. More than 2500 others are still missing. Several people who lost loved ones told their stories. Kuniyuni sakuma spoke of families that lived near the Nuclear Plant being divided and scattered. Translator we are seized with anxieties and certainties that are beyond words and wonder when will we be able to return on our homes. Will the day come when our families are united again . Sakuma described how hi...

Completely devastated and as a man who feels responsible in part for this tragedy. German authorities are sharply focused on who cleared Andreas Lubitz physically and mentally to fly. An aviation official tells us he passed his flight physical last summer. But some say the copilot was hiding a Mental Illness from his bosses. Also at a cathedral in a french town near the crash site Church Leaders paid tribute to the victims, 150 people on board that airbus 320. Will ripley joins me from colon, ge...

This was day 629 of the trump administration, and yet this day was largely taken up by an awesome occurrence in the world of nature. A rainstorm just days ago blew up into a hurricane named michael. It was a category 4 and was still growing as it churned up and over the gulf coast today with winds at 155, two miles an hour shy of a category 5. And now cemented in the history books as the third lowest low pressure reading of any u. S. Hurricane. The Florida Governor put it very bluntly late today...

Florida panhandle has ever seen. And it lived on tonight as a hurricane with a distinct eye entirely over land. And what remains at the center of the storm now is focused on georgia and the carolinas. There is no accurate death toll, not yet. By one estimate from the rescuers at the cajun navy there are 1,000 rescues awaiting. Easily 24 hours worth of work ahead for them in their estimation. In places where its now dark and flooded and still. Hundreds of thousands are without power, and its clea...

Chief Cyrus Ben says he is ready for the challenge after being re-elected to a second term as chief of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians.

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