Good morning, im mara schiavocampo. We beginning in the philippines where its going from bad to worse days after that devastating typhoon. This morning nearly 1,200 people are confirmed dead. Officials warn that number could climb to more than 10,000. Its now a race against time to help survivors. The uss George Washington is on its way on board dozens of sailors and 80 aircraft. We have the latest from manila. Reporter good morning, mara. This morning the president ial palace here says they are doing everything they can to get aid to the affected areas. A spokesman said no filipino will be forgotten and he said communications are being restored. He said 30 of communications has been restored to tacloban city. This comes in the face of growing criticism from those areas that they simply are not getting any aid, desperately needed food, water, shelter, medicine, isnt getting through. To be fair logistics are a nightmare. Many of the roads down there remain blocked and the security situa
DWP’s Budget, LA City, and LA100 Details
LA100, the initiative to have 100% renewable energy by 2045.
As usual for Mayor Garcetti’s 20-year plans, by the time we know how well it will play out, no current LA City Councilmember will be around to be accountable.
To show how complicated projections of renewable energy are, we should remember this started with a 2016 City Council Motion “requesting the DWP” to conduct an analysis as to “what investments should be made to achieve a 100 percent energy portfolio for the DWP.”
The LA 100 Study Itself
The results are now in, with a truly groundbreaking, massive study by NREL. For a quick overview of what this was all about, my 2019 column gives a summary.
problems. henry chao said he was not aware of that memo but that some of the problems mention cod have resulted in unauthorized access, misrouted data and potentially identity theft. he s expected to testify wednesday in front of the house oversight committee. the federal government will release the official enrollment estimates this week. toronto s mayor is defiant in the face of scrutiny following his admission he smoked crack cocaine. he said he s not going anywhere. later when asked about an unprecedented city council motion he responded let s get it on. it would ask residents of toronto to ask him to move on. the mayor admitted to smoke crack cocaine while in a drunken stupor a year ago. days later this video surfaced of ford making death treats. he apologized. ford s lawyer said he s considering rehab. now to the shooting death of
care act. mitt romney jumping into a new campaign to bring the summer election 2024 to boston. romney, of course, ran the 2002 winter games in salt lake city and according to the boston globe is a key adviser in boston s bid to host. and toronto s mayor defiant in the face of his critics telling supporters he s, quote, not going anywhere guaranteed. after admitting he smoked crack cocaine a year ago, he presses on a city council motion that would force him out of office. when questioned about it, ford said let s get it on. a vote could come tomorrow. that s going to wrap up this hour of jansing & co. thomas roberts is up next. good morning, chris. good morning, everybody. the ajendsa next hour, the latest update from southeast asia. the suspected death toll in the thousands after typhoon haiyan and this as the u.s. navy is rushing supplies and help for those survivors that are left to scramble for food and shelter. all this while another storm is on the way. meanwhile,