Im reena ninan, sitting if for diana perez. And im john muller. As thousands wait for the power to come back, theres new worries this morning. This family in maine, forced to use a sleigh to deliver the christmas presents. You can see a tree and power lines blocking the street. Now, Power Companies say it could be a week before everyone gets back online. With more, heres abcs rob nelson. Reporter from michigan to northern new england, thousands of storm survivors are waiting for power to be restored and the Christmas Lights to come on. Tom duquette has not had electricity since monday. He had to pack up and leave home in maine. This is challenging. This is probably the worst time of year to have Something Like this happen. But it happened. And theres not a lot you can do to keep Mother Nature from doing this sort of thing. Reporter this weeks deadly ice storm also hit the great lakes region, putting hundreds of thousands of people in the dark in toronto, in the height of Holiday Season
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as chef, we are always committed to our suppliers. rose: additional funding provided by these funders. and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. vitaly churkin is here, he is russia s ambassador to the united nations, last week russia and china vetoed a security council resolution to sanction sir, i can t it was the third time russia has blocked u.n. action against the assad regime since the conflict began 16 months ago. russia indicated the it could be used as a precursor so military intervention, the ambassador to the united nations called those paranoid and as relations deteriorate, the government is using fighter jets against its own citizens and i am pleased to have ambassador churkin back at this table thank you. you come from the united nations. yes, i do. rose: so you have some information about where we are, becaus
to them and numerous conversations with them in various formats, very few have dialogue with the government. rose: we conclude this evening with kurt andersen, the novelist and author of true believers. i have never read a book about the late sixties that did two things i wanted to do, one, show how the early how the lives in the early sixties became lives in the late sixties, how adolescents who went from 12 to 18 in exactly that decade, how that worked, and then i was also interested in looking back at it from the future, so it skips back and forth from the present to the past, to have some, a long view of what was that all about. rose: vitaly churkin and kurt andersen when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. as chef, we are always committed to our suppliers. rose: additional funding provided by these funders. and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose commun
conversations with them in various formats, very few have dialogue with the government. rose: we conclude this evening with kurt andersen, the novelist and author of true believers. i have never read a book about the late sixties that did two things i wanted to do, one, show how the early how the lives in the early sixties became lives in the late sixties, how adolescents who went from 12 to 18 in exactly that decade, how that worked, and then i was also interested in looking back at it from the future, so it skips back and forth from the present to the past, to have some, a long view of what was that all about. rose: vitaly churkin and kurt andersen when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. as chef, we are always committed to our suppliers. rose: additional funding provided by these funders. and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our stu