ice slabbing down the river flooding. old man winter isn t done yet. greg: could be a woman. juan: mother nature? you sore sensitive. greg: i am. all right, kennedy? kennedy: probably bernie sanders. do you own more than one pair of the same kind of shoe just in different colors? a congresswoman out of the fifth district in pennsylvania her name is congresswoman mary gates scanlon and she wore a black ballet flat and a blue ballet flat and she didn t realize it until 4:00 in the afternoon. and that s when she had to put something out on the gram how did she get on instagram when everything was shutdown. and the grand scheme of things, i have left the house with one waffle stomper and one silk pump. i have committed this fashion felony. greg: i have often left with half a pair of underwear. lisa: i m not sure how that happened.
earnest talking about the fight on capitol hill to fund the dhs. thanks for joining us. but right now this is not a partisan dispute. this is a party dispute among leaders in the republican party. unfortunately the people who stand to lose the most from it are the american people. does the president, is he willing to accept if this doesn t get resolved? right now there s no reason that this shouldn t get resolved. what s being considered by the united states senate is a piece of legislation that would fund the department of homeland security through the remainder of this fiscal year. it would not include any idealogical or politically motivated riders but would the appropriate levels for that agency. i m routinely loathed to make predictions about what s going to happen when it comes to congress. right now i think everybody expects that piece of legislation once it comes up for
story. in the bay area, hundreds of garbage trucks are running on lng, leg find natural gas produced at the dump. every landfill will produce methane and the gas is out there to be used. if we don t use it to produce lng or for some other purpose, it will be wasted. harvesting the methane also keeps thousands of tons of greenhouse gas from being released into the atmosphere. this is one of 200 gas wells we have installed into the landfill where we drill down into the waste and pull a vacuum on it and extract the gas that we then convey over to the lng plant. right next door the methane is transformed into lng, which is cheaper and cleaner than diesel. the natural gas that we run has basically the same horsepower. it s clean burning. our drivers love it it s good for the environment. i mean, it s great. this isn t the only methane conversion plant of its kind, but it is the biggest. every day it produces
this area of american samoa still recovering from a deadly 2009 tsunami where several dozen people were killed. that tsunami was followed by an 8.0 magnitude earthquake. well, it looks like old man winter isn t letting anyone off the hook. some rare snowfall in the deep south catching a lot of people off guard, canceling close to 2,000 flights across the south. and check out the snow coming down here in alabama. yeah, these people don t see snow every winter like this. big white fluffy flakes piling up fast. in atlanta, flights at the airports cancelled even before the first flakes fell yesterday. and a record-breaking texas-sized snow storm in the dallas-fort worth area. people still digging out there after more a foot fell in some areas. knocking down power lines, shutting down schools, causing all kinds of travel nightmares. domenica davis is in the fox weather center keeping an eye on what is happening down south and all that matter for that matter
still recovering from a deadly 2009 tsunami where several dozen people were killed. that tsunami was followed by an 8.0 magnitude earthquake. well, it looks like old man winter isn t letting anyone off the hook. some rare snowfall in the deep south catching a lot of people off guard, canceling close to 2,000 flights across the south. and check out the snow coming down here in alabama. yeah, these people don t see snow every winter like this. big white fluffy flakes piling up fast. in atlanta, flights at the airports cancelled even before the first flakes fell yesterday. and a record-breaking texas-sized snow storm in the dallas-fort worth area. people still digging out there after more a foot fell in some areas. knocking down power lines, shutting down schools, causing all kinds of travel nightmares. domenica davis is in the fox weather center keeping an eye on what is happening down south and all that matter for that matter