Area raising money for his president ial campaign. But it turns out the citys waste Water Treatment facilities filters needles out. So the epa is instead focusing on sewage spills. We have reached out to the sfpuc for reaction but have yet to hear back. Reporting in San Francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. Okay, thank you, jean. Now we just got a statement from San Francisco city attorney. It says, quote, the Trump Administration is ignoring facts and misusing the epa to attack people it disagrees with. We submitted a freedom of information act request today to the epa for records related to this. Were looking forward to exposing whats really going on here. Well, there is new information tonight about a kidnapping and death in santa cruz county. Initial reports yesterday were that a man was kidnapped from his home in santa cruz. I want to show you a picture of that man. Its 50yearold. Later they found his car in the Santa Cruz Mountains with a body nearby. Today investigators say t
And take a look at this. The reallife joy ride straight out of Ferris Bueller. The valet parker taking this for a sneaky spin. How it was caught on camera, and what you can do to keep your car safe when you turn over the keys. And we do say good morning, america. That was straight out of a scene from Ferris Bueller, seeing it like that. You know, its a Holiday Season, and many people, many families are heading to the movies. They are going to have to think twice because of the fallout from this massive cyberattack. New threat today, threatening to attack theaters playing the interview. Sony saying they dont have to show the movie, some are backing out. Abcs cecilia vega is with the latest. Good morning. Good morning you to. One of the largest theater chains is pulling the plug on the interview. This is hitting sony in the wallet. What was a corporation under siege is now hackers threatening an entire nation. Overnight, sony telling theater owners they do not have to run the interview w
And good evening from washington. Two major stories tonight. Late word from the fbi on that threat to movie theaters across this country. But we begin with the stories now emerging from the School Children who survived the taliban storming their school in pakistan, and the number is staggering. At least 141 killed. Tonight, pictures now coming in. A Security Guard rushing an injured child to safety. This mother, mourning her son. A Good Samaritan, comforting these two young boys. And these parents waiting for word, did their children survive . Tonight, the white house calling this a heinous attack and abcs chief Global Affairs correspondent Martha Raddatz leading us off. Reporter it began just after 10 00 this morning and would not end for eight terrifying hours. There were only a handful of taliban gunmen, but the damage they inflicted is almost inconceivable. Those 132 students, sons, daughters, gone. The youngest, 2 years old. A visitor. The others, first graders through high school
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