hoarding. the energy companies, what they re hoarding. if the energy companies, what they re hoarding, if you like, accounts for more hoarding, if you like, accounts for more than hoarding, if you like, accounts for more than the total assets. none of them more than the total assets. none of them have more than the total assets. none of them have breached that threshold yet. them have breached that threshold yet i them have breached that threshold yet. i think the message them have breached that threshold yet. ithink the message is them have breached that threshold yet. i think the message is tojust keep yet. i think the message is tojust keep an yet. i think the message is tojust keep an eye on your energy bills, and if keep an eye on your energy bills, and if you pay monthly, if you think. and if you pay monthly, if you think. i ve and if you pay monthly, if you think, i ve still got quite a bit in credit, think, i ve still got quite a bit in credit, you can
may have had an emergency call that we haven t been able to get to. and we re also working with national grid and new york state electric and gas to restore power to areas that have not had power for two days. there are homes we know are below 30 degrees because we re getting reports of pipes bursting from individuals who are in homes where the temperature has gone below 32. so what we re telling everybody is if you re in a home that doesn t have heat and it s been like that, make sure you have water running. doesn t have to be a strong amount of water, but you should have the water running so there is water going through the system and your pipes don t burst. and then we also, we re trying to get the power back as quickly as possible. the biggest problem that national grid is dealing with is a number of the major substations that support the city of buffalo not only were snowed in but frozen, completely frozen. suffered serious damage of equipment. and it s still going to probably be
the roads. we had to send search-and-rescue teams to actually go and rescue first responders who went out to try to respond to emergency calls. so now we re getting into a point where we re trying to open additional roads, so we can get to those individuals who may have had an emergency call, and we re also working with national grid and new york state electric & gas to restore power to areas that have not been power for two days. we know there are homes below 30 degrees, because we re getting reports of pipes bursting from individuals who are unfortunately the temperature has gone below 32. so what we re telling everything, if you re in a home mac sure you have your water running, so there s water going through the system, and your pipes don t burst. we re also trying to get the power back as quickly as possible. the biggest problem is there s a
my sister is dead. and i just, i m sorry. i just kind of fell apart. inside a silent home, an eerie scene. water pouring through the rooms. you heard the water running? yes. it was just gushing. i saw her in the bathtub. face down? drowned? no. she was badly beaten? she was badly bruised. clues would be hard to come by. they claim that by leaving her in the water, it washed away any deal about it. i thought it was over. she was just dead and nothing was ever going to be done about it. not if this family could help it. we started looking and looking for what happened. there was still water in the tub. we pulled the drain and saw black scuff marks. a case that would see the suspect leave town. and and i was like wow, he s going to alaska. that s exactly what people do! they re in trouble and they
her tenant, cassy farrington, opened the back door and was confronted by water everywhere. and you heard the water running? yes. it was just, like, gushing. coming from? the bathtub. so she ran to the master bathroom, intending to turn off the water. and there she was. i saw her in the bathtub. it was like i ve never seen anything like it. it was heaped up, and the waves were just, like that s a deep big cresting. deep bathtub, too. yeah, it was, like, cresting. and she was on the top. oh. and she was in the water. yeah. she was upside down. and it was face down. right. right. i mean, you re a nurse. you ve seen lots of things. yeah. but that can t have been easy. no. well, at the time, you know, you re just in like emergency mode, you know? you just you don t even stop to think. you and so i just went and grabbed her and pulled her over to here and turned her over to see if there was something i could do to help her. i mean, it w