an ongoing ordeal. distraught, it s terrible, an ongoing ordeal. distraught, it s terrible. it s an ongoing ordeal. distraught, it s terrible, it s awful, an ongoing ordeal. distraught, it s terrible, it s awful, really - an ongoing ordeal. distraught, it s terrible, it s awful, really awful. . terrible, it s awful, really awful. the wind, the rain, and then to top it off we got snow as well so we couldn t get out. you know, it was just awful. couldn t get out. you know, it was just awful- couldn t get out. you know, it was ust awful. ., , just awful. northern power grid says its engineers just awful. northern power grid says its engineers now just awful. northern power grid says its engineers now have just awful. northern power grid says its engineers now have a just awful. northern power grid says its engineers now have a clearer - its engineers now have a clearer picture of the repairs needed. the long wait for power goes on. peter harris, bbc news, northumberland. the
178 miles per hour. you know what? when i went from there to north jersey in new york, more people died in queens, manhattan because of 20 inches of rainfall and basements flooding and they couldn t get out. more people died there than did in the hurricane in new orleans. folks, there s so much more in the law. most of all, this law does something truly historic. it will help rebuild the backbone of the nation. working people in the middle class. when i ran for president, i said i ran to restore the soul of the country. restore decency no how we do things. [applause] two, to rebuild the backbone of the country. hard working middle class folks and working class folks that built the country. folks in wall street are not
a chassis, and drive it out of the port, what happens to that box? well, unfortunately for a lot of the neighbors who live near the port, they are just dumping those containers along neighborhood street. one of the ladies who lives near the port of l.a., sonia said this. it s a bunch of neighbors that are very upset because taps it s a nonstop situation. i would go to work at 6:30 a.m., there was a trailer already blocking my driveway. i couldn t get out. essentially was abandoned. no driver in the trailer. so we would honk and honk and it was just crazy. so, they are dumping them in front of people s houses. and they are just waiting because of the gigantic backlog. ainsley: one spokesperson said look at these pictures. that s your holiday shopping right there. brian: here s the thing. also the cruise nothing for them to do. steve: they are on overtime. brian: it s not enough.
fight yourself. i think the hardest thing is like just it feels so never ending when you re in it. obviously as a mother when you see your child sick or hurting and not able to do anything about it or help them in any way, is and we did have some really close calls through the years, and it s been extremely difficult for sure. ripe, i understand you were on life support at one point. what do you remember most about those times in the hospital? mostly just felt like i was trapped, like i couldn t get out, and even though there were like nice people that came in, they also got to leave so it was kind of hard. it was hard to see them
that s, of course, what president biden said earlier this week and the white house press secretary jen psaki, all leaving no doubt that miley is going to stay in this job and he s not going to be forced out, certainly not by the democratic administration. but i think we can anticipate that the pentagon will cooperate with this investigation of january 6th, and it is safe to assume a great deal of the questioning for general milley when he comes before the congress to talk about afghanistan will be about president trump, about his fears for a coup, about his belief that the president in his final months in office was unstable, erratic and dangerous to the country. not to be a spoiler here, but general mccaffrey, the president in his final months was unstable, dangerous and manic. we all saw it. we saw it on tv. we heard it in his call-in interviews where it appeared he couldn t get out of his pa jam au. he was phoning in and saying crazy things, even in the views of his own allies in