once in a while, you could miss it. jesse: every once in a while life forces to us slow down whether we want to or not. because injuries are nation s great equalizer, if you have ever been laid up on a couch or bed for hours like i was when i through my back out. you start to focus more. pay attention to the small details. maybe you notice a stain on the ceiling. you never had the time to look at it. but now that you are staring at it all day with nowhere to go. it s all you can focus on. now, that you know it s there. all you want to do is fix it. for a lot of parents across the country this is what they have been facing when it comes to their kids education. for the first time in a while moms and dads are seeing what really goes down in the kids classroom. and they don t like it. it wasn t always this way. moms used to stay home with the kids and those children were her entire world. they knew what they were learning. who they were spending time with. and what was happe
A dismembered eagle had a wing ripped off and killed after flying into a window farm. that s our eagle. i don t like that. this happens all the time. in fact, one study found that over a million birds are killed by window turbines each year in the united states. not good. how about solar panels how are they working snout can t speak for everybody. my next guess says they were the biggest waste of money ever spent. told by energy company if he installs the panel his energy assumption could dramatically increase and he would have more power than his house would ever need. but that wasn t the case. he was duped. curtis jarvis joins me now. curtis, what happened? hi, jesse. well, about a year ago, a little over a year ago, i started looking into solar panels and a company power home solar now pink energy came out to my house. came into my living room. sat on my sofa and he told me
City and took the roof off of this house blowing to the martinez family and tossing it into the neighborhood. it s still not livable this house down below me, as of this week finally a new roof top is going in. we took a flight in a helicopter around the island were samaritan s purse a disaster release organization which handed out 7,000 blue tarps after the storm. as can you still see in the air blue tarps still remain the only protection overhead. window farm on the coast line totally destroyed by maria. it still stands there a graveyard. life remains far from easy. almost a year since the hurricane still every day we go to places where we find people still living under a piece of plastic in the coastal town maria ate up much of the beach leaving about a dozen homes to suddenly collapse into the sand several months later.