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Pulled off of a plane and no explanation. >> we just hope whatever that misunderstanding is will be resolved. >> swedish ambassador visited newman on saturday and told his family he's in good health. they are hoping to have him home before the new year. >> the ambassador also was able to relay the message that he's being treated by doctors. the food that he is being given is good, and he feels that they are treating him well. at least that's the message from him to the ambassador to his family. no telling if he was coerced or forced into reading this, and there's no telling if the message he's...

It causes an increased flow on the other lines. if another line trips, that causes more and more flow. so eventually you just get a cascade. >> the overload ripples through the system, jumping from circuit to circuit until the entire system crashes. the great blackout of 2015 has begun. new york is hit first. elevators stop. subways come to a halt. 4 million commuters are stranded in the darkness. after 24 hours of blackout with repairs under way, there's a new disaster. a massive summer storm sweeps over the eastern seaboard, damaging thousands of lines. within 30 minutes, lights go out acros...

And boosting heat waves. outages of the future could last more than 24 hours. the east coast, 2015. global warming is all too real. the northeast is gripped by a blistering heat wave. high temperatures and increased demand causes transition lines to overheat, bringing power out annals across the grid. >> in a cascading failure, what happens one line trips, it causes an increase flow on the other lines. if another line flips, it causes more and more flow. so eventually you get a cascade. >> the overload ripples through the system, jumping from circuit to circuit until the entire system crashes....