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is we get a little bit ahead and the water rose off, we are trying to keep a supply open, the hydrants were frozen. >> the fire devastated the building, more than 80 people now displaced, thankfully no injuries. much of the state remains in survival mode. 13 million texans are without safe drinking water and being asked to boil it before use. 200,000 homes and businesses still without power. a significant number but major improvement from the 4 million outages reported tuesday. the residents even using forward f 150 pickup trucks of power their homes thanks to the on board generator. grocery stores also running out of food with blackouts boiling some of it and icy roads preventing trucks from replenishing shelves. >> all the power is out. people are trying to stay warm. >> i have to use water. >> i hope from now on we have something in place so we don't have to go through this again. mike: jillian: texas senator ted cruz facing back lash for traveling to cancun, protesters gather outside his home holding signs and demanding his resignation. the senator now admitting he made a mistake. >> as i was heading down there i started to have second thoughts almost immediately. there is only so much you can do by phone and zoom, not the same as being here. i returned this afternoon as i'm working to do everything we can't get our turned on. jillian: donald trump has reached out to governor greg abbott, the president said he made clear to the governor he will work relentlessly to get texans what they need to get through this. mike: president biden reaching out, severe weather across the country, snow system in the northeast causing dangerous conditions on the road, new york and new jersey, millions of americans remain under a winter weather alert. jillian: here is the threat today, seems like they are not catching a break. >> janice: the cold temperatures linger this weekend and next week things will improve but very slowly. just a terrible situation across texas and parts of the plane states. the current windchill very cold, below 0 in some of these areas, feels like 7 in dallas. taking a look widespread windchill in texas with minus single digits and in the teens over parts of south texas. here are the morning lows, forecast lows for saturday not even getting close to the freezing mark and we have freeze advisory in texas and louisiana and arkansas into mississippi. it will take time. here are the temperatures through the next three days. saturday and sunday, we are not talking 70s or 80s, we are still in the 50s and lucky if we get to the mid-60s for houston. past 24 hours the latest form system across the south is on the move and the east coast, we are getting a winter remix and cold temperatures remain in place of freezing's to slippery conditions on the road and sidewalks as we go through the next 12 to 24 hours. next week looks quieter and we will take that. jillian: we will talk to team rubicon who has. on the ground in texas to see what they are doing and what they are prepared for. >> janice: we love them. jillian: a major voice among many others, calls intensifying for governor andrew cuomo to resign in the wake of the nursing home cover-up scandal. todd: members of cuomo's party are turning against him. >> reporter: pressure is mounting from all sides, new york state republicans county on democrats to denounce the governor as they push to impeach him amid the scandal. state representative and congress leader will berkeley, introduced you to begin the process of an impeachment commission to gather facts and evidence around governor cuomo's handling and subsequent cover-up of the covid-19 crisis in nursing homes. this comes as democrats state assembly when ron kim doubles down on his claim that cuomo threatened him for demanding answers in the nursing home death. >> the first words out of his mouth, asking me if i were an honorable man and he continued to yell and let me know that i haven't seen -- it was all part of a boy in retrospect and to scare me into issuing a statement. >> 14 state lawmakers came to his defense, democratic mayor bill deblasio says the governor's bullying is nothing new. >> it is sad to say that is classic andrew cuomo. a lot of people in new york state have received those phone calls. i believe ron kim and it is sad in a public servant. no person who is telling the truth should be treated that way. >> reporter: the fbi and us attorneys office are in the early stages of investigating the governor's handling of the state's nursing homes. ian prior used to work in the department of justice. he will join "fox and friends first" in the next hour to react. carley: how has the mainstream media been covering this? world news tonight spent 55 seconds on the nursing home scandal and four minutes on senator cruise flying down and back to cancun. if you ever watch that show they do quick stories, four minutes is a world of time for them. nbc nightly news spending 2 minutes and 8 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we are doing it right now is catastrophic and is a recipe for disaster in the middle of a pandemic. meanwhile ice issuing new guidelines, narrowing enforcement actions like arrests and removals on three main categories, social security, border security and public safety. and ice officers will now have to get preapproval for -- from supervisors before rest for deporting anyone who is not convicted of an aggravated felony and this means assault, robbery and drunk driving do not qualify as reasons for taking action rejecting ice director johnson issued a statement on the new saying by focusing our limited resources, presenting threats to national security, border security, our agency will more ably and effectively execute its law enforcement mission. and finally as for those currently detained in 14,000 migrants in ice custody fox news has learned some are getting the covid-19 vaccine on a state-by-state case. todd: we apologize for showing the indianapolis colts, no truth to the rumor that frank wright will be -- thank you so much. we apologize for that. let's bring in laura reese, senior research fellow at the heritage foundation, former's deputy chief of staff for the development of homeland security under donald trump, great to have you. what is your biggest concern about the biden immigration plan? >> so many things in that bill, it is over 300 pages long, it is truly a wish list by the radical left of what they want to do to immigration which is the race the line between legal and illegal immigration, it opens the borders and greatly reduces the number of people being deported. jillian: listen to what jen psaki had to say on this yesterday. >> this legislation modernizes our immigration system, provides hard-working people who lived here for decades an opportunity to get citizenship, this is not historically democrat or republican primary but an american one. jillian: how they ends, talking about how this is an american priority, you to have a lot of americans who have been struggling in the midst of this pandemic in the last year saying i need help, what about me? what do you say to that? >> absolutely right and the democrats are not even attempting to explain how this helps americans, american workers get back to work or american students get back to school, their priorities are completely upside down and democrats are we focused on illegal immigration and how to make it easier to accomplish that. they are not focusing on lawful immigration here and priorities are completely backwards. todd: the various tentpole issues, i'm not going to go through them again. griff went through them in full detail. if immigration reform gets past, does the final act, the final law look anything like what we have on our screen? >> it doesn't. immigration law and it erases the line between legal and illegal immigration and completely undermines the of law. it looks nothing similar to the laws that congress themselves past. todd: thank you for joining us, 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house. >> new trouble on tap, suffering during unprecedented snowstorm. this morning more than half of the state is under a boil water advisory, to relief efforts like team rubicon, help is on the way and it has been difficult as the director of operations joins us, thanks for joining us. tell us how your efforts have been hampering trying to help the residents that they have been handling. >> delivering vaccinations, one in texas, one in midland and one in hurst county, and it has been a struggle. everything has been shut down in terms of being able to move our people and equip and around because of the roads being impassable. the riverside is shutdown, we have to get that when back online at noon today. it was shutdown for one day on monday and we turned into a warming center. it has been up and running the whole week. it is a paradigm shift for us. jillian: have residents said being without power is the most difficult part of water? a combination of both? 7 million texans are without safe drinking water. that is a huge amount, and 200,000 homes are without power. what does it say? >> it is a combination. you don't realize how you take for granted power and water and so you don't have either one, then add in the mix the cold, your house starts to fall apart around you. it is a slam to texans that we are tough people, the sun is coming out, we are getting ready for this cleanup to come. jillian: what issues can see when things start to far? you could see flooding, pipes bursting, we have seen pipes bursting. >> we anticipate that is only going to get worse. is frozen pipes filed folks will deal with floods. there are downed trees all over the place because the weight of the ice and snow has brought down a lot all over the state in the region. we are gearing up to help with that. that is the core response to get folks out of the ground with chainsaws to get back to normal. jillian: what could be the long-term effects of a storm like visiting texas when quite frankly different sections of texas have not been prepared, you are talking about the roads and energy and things like that was grady trimble who works with foxbusiness was on the ground last later was talking to a farmer who said the equipment is not commissioned for the temperatures for this long period of time. could we see long-term residual effect from the storm? >> the long-term effects will be what texans carry in their hearts. until you go through it yourself you don't really realize how often you take the comforts of modern-day life for granted. texans are hardy and rebuild and repair. jillian: as its back forget warmer, we talk about pupil dealing with the far what is to be learned from this and your experience you've seen this entire week of trying to help people? what does texas have to do to ensure something like this doesn't happen again? >> we have to take upon ourselves some personal resilience, make sure we have food and water stockpiled in our houses because you never 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staying in a statement comments made were not in alignment with our vision and definitely not what we stand for a leaders. we must trust with the community, i will not make excuses for what hap members to resign following that meeting has gained 4000 signatures. jillian: medical marijuana workers, prioritize for covid-19 vaccines in california. the the permit of public health calling the industry essential after they lobbied gavin newsom. san diego county is not following the state's directive. check this out, the first photos from nasa's perseverance after landing on mars, the rover touches down on the red planet thursday. nasa celebrating the major accomplishment, perseverance will remain on mars or two years exploring the planet's surface for any sign of life. you ask me every single time. from our friends, download the super 6 apps and apply for a chance to win 10,$000. all you need to do is predict 6 outcomes in the super 6 quiz show. topics range from team, sports, news and free 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>> a lot of customers don't pick it up because they are afraid. >> february of 2020. >> they are not going into work. >> the foundation is no good. whatever you put on top of it will not last. they brought the business. the business kept growing, my wife came into it and - >> i used to do this in the basement. >> the pandemic hit, what goes through your mind? >> you see a dream vanish in front of you. >> if we didn't have our sons we would have packed it in. >> i wasn't worried about myself anymore. i was worried about them. they are married, have kids, houses, mortgages. >> the businesses you lose after the pandemic. >> everything start shutting down, on went down 75%. i thought this would last a couple weeks. the government can't let this happen to the country. was going to come back on nothing happened and it is like a cloud hanging over us. >> do you lose employees? >> yes, we did. how do you measure who will go and who will stay? >> i got choked up. i still get choked up. >> he is too humble to say this but taking money out of his own savings account, because of the type of person he is everybody has a job. >> i have remarkable bosses, great for that. >> the guys in the trenches every day. >> do you see the light at the end of the tunnel. they are all in, all invested. >> until you get the kids back in school you will see nothing and if you have one piece, two pieces, the cleaner will appreciate you coming in. if everybody did that the numbers would come back up again. >> won't go anywhere. jillian: we spent a lot of time talking about restaurants and rightfully so but dry cleaners, so many haven't been in an office building, in close to a year now so that, think about all of that loss of business, in the astronomical sense. >> put it in your own terms, when was the last time you went to a dry cleaner. i drop off these shirts but that is it. i'm not going to diners, it is one shirt and that is $2. something you can't really see. >> make sure you help your local dry cleaners. still ahead planned parenthood on the abortion ban. >> the first step in overturning roe versus wade, joined us next. go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the services of the post office plus ups only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. it's moving day. and while her friends a 4-week trial plus postage and a are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? 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