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Predicted trends include nuclear ransomware 3.0, a major power station/utility provider will be crippled, disinformation powered by deep fakes, the ri...

Predicted trends include nuclear ransomware 3.0, a major power station/utility provider will be crippled, disinformation powered by deep fakes, the ri...

So from this broader perspective, there are great and amazing things that have happened in the developing world in terms of communications and commerce, so we cant always just say, hey, we dont like what our politicians say and january 6th. theres a lot going on around the world. but that comes to the point of, we are essentially a country that has a utility provider for the world that resides inside the united states that is basically unregulated and hardly regulated in most of the developing w...

Bigger in texas, you know that texas. but lately, and under their trumper governor greg abbott, texas is way more like a contestant on the bachelorette. sensitive, putting itself out there, being all vulnerable. first, there was the winter storm, new investigation by buzzfeed showed the death toll from that storm revised up at around 700 souls. the entire texas power grid failed. ted cruz flew the coop for cancun until he was reminded that he represented texas in the senate. well, theres trouble...

Well, there is trouble in texas once again. texans are being warned right there in big oil country, the energy cradle of america, that they must cut back on electricity this week or lights are going to go out again. by the way, the utility provider there is called ercot, and to prove texas has a sense of humor, it stands for the electric reliability council of texas. but because the electricity is not reliable in texas, people there are being told to set thermostats to 78, turn off lights and po...

Downed trees, standing water on roadways, just creating very dangerous conditions. just let the weather pass through the system, lets get through the worst of this storm and then its safe to travel on the roadways. listen to local officials, heed their warnings and stay updated on those road closures. >> and we are actually watching some video that one of our crews caught there in charleston of a downed power line. we understand from our other reporter, athena jones, there have been dozens of si...

Very stressful. if you may not be in a very well health, in poor health, your maw nigh need for various reasons. so we are hearing as im talking right now, we had more fire trucks coming down the streets that i live on. and in the windows nearby, i see people with candles, people with flashlights, basically getting ready for a long night ahead. >> okay. stand by for us, brian. i want to bring in new yorks governor, andrew cuomo. thank you, governor, for taking the time. first, what is the latest...

Spying. casey stegal is live in los angeles with more on this. >> reporter: hi, heather. a nice, fair and balanced debate here. energy companies and president obama claim that the smart meters are the way of the future, in terms of going green. they replace your traditional electric meter on your home or business and the new ones constantly transmit your electricity use back to the utility provider, wirelessly. this allows customers to monitor their own bill in real time so they know where to cu...

speech and is speaking at a plant in iowa that makes conveyor belts and then he will go to a facility in vegas, the university of michigan ann arbor. four of those states are must wins. arizona is on the presidents wish list. only one state matters for the gop primary race. rick santorum with a state rally. newt gingrich spoke at a forum called univision. likely florida voters monday and tuesday and after the republican debate, romney is on top by seven points but 6% say that they are ...

State requirement to buy renewable energy from renewable provider, from renewable generators and are expect to go pass on the rate increase at 1.59 for the average household, about a 2 percent increase, and the attorney general just wants some information to try and ensure that rate payers arent carrying too much of the burden, jon. jon: what do the developers have to say about what the attorney general is asking? >> reporter: well, a little hesitancy there. first off they make the argument that...