22 days left in office. he promised he would go after russia for meddling in the u.s. election and today he made good on that promise. president obama today retaliated against russia for hacking u.s. commuter computer s to influence the election. along with economic can sanctions and possible sign isser attacks, a handful of people were targeted. 35 russian diplomats will be expelled and two russian compounds shut down. in a statement the president said all americans should be alarmed by russia s actions. mr. putin is a kgb thug and any interference in our elections or anything that is outside the interest of america should be met with an appropriate response. reporter: the obama administration is convinced that vladimir putin was personally involved in the hacking. and the kremlin is promising to strike back. president-elect donald trump dismissed the controversy yesterday saying i think we ought to get on with our lives. even if trump agree, he can t argue with
building in southeast. he climbed up a ladder to reach phyllis terrell who was ready to jump from her third floor. he convinced her not to jump and shared his mask with her so she could breathe fresh air until firefighters from inside the building could reach her. he said this is what he s trained to do. i d just like to thank the crew on the fire ground and the officers and the firefighters that helped me out. reporter: phyllis terrell is still being treated here at the burn unit. coming up on news4 at 5:00, he describes the moment he came face-to-face with the woman he s now credited with saving. in northwest washington, darcy spencer, news4. miami meagan fitzgerald in lorton where it s been 15 hours since an 38-year-old man was murdered. fairfax county police are still on scene investigating trying to determine who shot the elderly from the wife of 83-year-old johan de leede saying her husband had been shot. when police arrived they rushed him to the hospital where h
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Every year, hundreds of New Hampshire residents are cremated, and their remains sit, unclaimed by family or friends, in funeral homes and crematoriums across the state. In recent years, the amount of taxpayer dollars used to fund those cremations has steadily increased.