quickly. it has. reporter: as water levels decline, so do power production at glen canyon dam, which harnesses the force and volume of the colorado river and lake powell to generate power for as many as 5.8 million homes and businesses in seven states. we are knocking on the door of judgment day, i think. judgment day, being when we when we don t have any water to give anybody. reporter: brian hill runs the public-power utility in page, arizona, where the federal dam is located. 40% of the town s power comes from the dam. without it, they will be forced to rely on dirtier energy sources, like fossil fuels, which are seeing skyrocketing prices, and customers will pay the price. we are probably looking at an additional 25% in our power cost. reporter: in the worst case scenario, the interior department predicting they could stop producing power by january. now, weighing an emergency action that would buy more time. in a letter to seven western
you have to read between the lines. you can t do it here. number one, there is a difference between the organization and the movement, okay? we believe in the movement. the organization is shyster s, okay? we have one for sale for $3.1 million, she bought it a week later at $2.7 million more for $5.8 million and who got that $2.7 million come i don t know and the famous law firm and the corporation, she hit it from the black lives matter s organization for 19 months. all right? she didn t let anyone know she purchased it. as for eric adams, this is the first time, the first time i heard talk about black on black crime. and mayor it is about time that you recognize that that is the biggest problem in the criminal justice system maybe it s because as you said, you were up
on a story we first brought you on friday. black lives matter is defending the purchase of a decked out $5.8 million mansion in southern california. they bought it using donor funds. john: the organization now promising more transparency and accountability going forward without any specifics in blasting the very report that brought the secret deal to light. we will be joined in a moment, but begin with william in los angeles to lay it out for us. blm calls the media reports inflammatory and speculative but not says that they are wrong. seven bedroom, 7,000 square foot l.a. mansion for 5.8 million, purchased just three days prior for 3 million by an associate of blm founder who then gifted the property to a tax exempt delaware corporation that hid the identity of who really
country and these reports do not reflect the totality of the moment. we apologize the distress it has caused to our supporters and those who work in service of black liberation daily. john, blm says it will use the house, still zoned residential, as a place for creative influencers. back to you. john: all right, there you go. william, thank you. sandra: author of nation of victims. so, lay out for us in sort of layman s terms what blm means when they say they bought this $5.8 million residential house to use for influencers. what does that mean? yeah, in layman s terms, or legal terms, called a self-dealing transaction. in my last book, the cover of the book had a blm fist on it with a wad of cash in the hand. that s what it stands for. let me explain how the game works, i call it a woke
about this is that the home was purchased for $3.1 million. a few days later black lives matter bought it for $5.8 million in cash. that s an increase of 2.7 million. jesse: who was the broker? judge jeanine: forget the broker. jesse: that s who gets the cash! judge jeanine: who bought it for 3.1 and then flipped it? greg: you re going to have to call tide. that s a whole lot of laundry. the worst part is the language. this is a time for healing. whenever simply does something wrong now, they go you know we need? we need time to heal after this. was the closing meeting when you bought the place that traumatic? signing all those papers? i bet they paid cash. couldn t of been that traumatic. i m actually jealous. jesse: if dad presses traumatic. i need to be in an institution.