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Time to file claims. apparently, there's a lot of confusion. some people thought they couldn't file a claim because they already received money from their insurance company. other victims may have received information but thought it was all a scam. and some victims who might be traumatized from the fires might not be aware of their rights to file a claim at all. and just this friday state regulators grilled the energy company's execs about their preemptive power shutdowns ahead of the fires from the previous week. it cut power to more than two million people in northern and central california....

Head towards parts of alabama, georgia, and northern florida and could reach the carolinas and virginia heading up north tomorrow. molly: ceo bill johnson saying friday that the company could need up to ten years to modernize its grid and the californians could be subject to more manufactured power outages during that time. this comes as senior officials from the company testified about last week's power outage that had left more than 2 million california residents in the dark. state regulators criticized pg&e, the company has since apologized saying the blackouts were necessary for public saf...

Could force preemptive power outages in california for the next decade. pg&e telling state regulators that's how long it will take to upgrade the equipment. more than 2 million people were left in the dark last week over fears that high winds could knock down power lines, sparking wildfires. the utility company has been blamed for a series of wildfires in recent years. and check out this picture going viral this morning. that's dwayne the rock johnson at 15 years old. he shared the picture on instagram for throwback thursday many he says he was 6'4" and barely 200 pounds at the time. he poin...

Regulators how much they are polluting. >> when they flare that gas, when they burn that off it releases a lot of sulfur dioxide. it's a dangerous pollutant we've got this massive air quality problem. and the state of texas and the epa are just not monitoring out there. the reason they're not monitoring is because their formulas are dependent on population >> reporter: the permian basin is 86,000 square miles, extending from texas into new mexico, bigger than the state of kansas. there'sing on one functioning sulfur dioxide air monitor in the entire texas portion, it's right here in big spring...

But this is texas, a state where the energy companies tell the regulators how much they are polluting. >> when they flare that gas, when they burn that off it releases a lot of sulfur gas, they burn that off, it releases a lot of sulfur dioxide, a dangerous pollutant. we've got this massive air quality problem in the permian basin and the state of texas and the epa are just not monitoring out there. the reason they're not monitoring is because their formulas are dependent on population >> the permian basin is 86,000 square miles it extends from texas into new mexico put another way, it's bigge...