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CBS High on the World. I'm John Batcheler.

zombie apocalypse says the editorial page of the Wall Street Journal,

a near catastrophe in the winter of 23.

Will it be repeated in the winter of 24?

I welcome Selina Zito of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette,

the Washington Examiner, the New York Post,

writing about this several days before the

zombie apocalypse appeared in the editor page of the Wall Street Journal. I put these

together because Salina observes there was a moment in Christmas of 22 into the winter of 23 when we were very close to losing

the electric grid on the east coast of the United States where it is assumed to be

strongest. Selina, what zombie apocalypse of her refers to of course is a

Hollywood version of what happens when the lights go out.

What is the risk you've learned from this new report from the North American Electric

Reliability Corporation?

Good evening to you.

Good evening and we can call them NERC from now on.

That's how they're referred to.

So this report was pretty damning and serves as a great warning that we learned nothing from Winter Storm

Elliot last year, I believe that's the name of it, which took out the grid or put us on sort of notice that we have a problem with

rolling blackouts.

The one of the most famous ones happened in the Carolinas

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