A small business hes run for 30 years. Hes skeptical of president bidens plans for speech to renewables. Is. A good thing for renewables i dont have a problem with i dont think that they are to be created the. Condemning your own Gas Industry which also seems to be on his agenda. For napier the hoss of texas pumps oil 2 hours from sweet water is the permian basin the largest Shale Basin in the u. S. Countless oil pumps work around the clock vast amounts of natural gas off lead rather than piped to markets its terrible for the climate its a Practice President biden aims to regulate more tightly. Navia says the market is being skewed against oil and in favor of renewables even though freen energy is in his estimation unreliable there is definitely. I think its not good for us to be reasonable about the way that you go about it and condemning 11. 00 Energy Industry in order to supplement another Energy Industry that is intermittent energy. I think is shortsighted. But others see the futur
A record high with an aggressive Coronavirus Denial meant adding fuel to the fire. Im Jared Ray thank you very much for your company authorities in Mexico City are promising a full investigation into a deadly Metro Accident Accident at least 24 people died and dozens were injureD When an elevated section of track collapsed on Monday Night local residents have been expressing concerns about cracks in the structure for many years. The gene up operation is under way to train carriages hang above the road creating a daunting Rescue Operation for emergency workers lined 12 is the newest of Mexico Citys metro system the train was traveling between stops when the overpass. Gave way sending rubble and carriages tumbling down onto a busy roaD Well it says of those trapped to face a nervous wait for any news. My daughter in law told us she was with my son and she told us the structure fell down over them. Again of the mother. But. We dont have any news about my sister we dont have her name in th
the senate. bottom line, nothing much changes from earlier in the day. the resolution is that the covid relief deal will result in $300 a week boosts to unemployment benefits. that is pretty much the way things are going to be. there are terms in the tweaks of the taxability of the benefits. they seem to have broken through. we are expecting the senate to stay in session while they sort it out. the capitol is still surrounded by thousands of national guard troops. two months later, there are moments from the attack on the capitol that still stick with you. certain rioters or certain things they did on camera and tape that are seered into your brain once you have seen them. a man in a stars and stripes jacket with trump emblazeened in big letters on the back. the flag jacket there. he steps up towards the police. unloads a fire extinguisher. the police officers are under siege. he chucks it at them as hard as he can. there have been over 300 arrests but that guy is not among t
work with its allies again after four years of donald trump s america first policies. this happening as the u.s. officially rejoins the paris climate agreement and just one day after the state department said that the u.s. is ready to restart nuclear talks with iran. we ll bring back of these events to you live when they happen. but we start this hour with a crisis in texas. we re nearly 200,000 people are still without power after this week s epic winter storm. and while that number is a major improvement, millions of texans are still dealing with food and water shortages in the aftermath. 13 million residents are under boil water advisories. that is nearly half of the state s population. the conditions catastrophic for families who have been suffering for days. it s like one of your worst nightmares. like you never, ever imagine that this is going to happen to you. so for me to walk in there and just see everything that we have just being destroyed when it could have been
week. but make no mistake, people are truly suffering right now. listen. times were tough. i wasn t working because of the pandemic. so financially i maybe don t have the options to go out and buy a generator or to purchase fast food even. so it is hard. shelters are at capacity. there is no hotels anywhere. even if i wanted to take my kids somewhere to be warm, there is nothing. we ve been driving around during the day with the heater on in the car just to keep warm. it is very stressful to be in a cold house, and if you re in a cold house you re definitely not eating any warm food. and then when you go out, you can t find food. the crisis is not over. people don t know when this is going to end. but the finger pointing is well underway. texas governor greg abbott has offered no clear time line and when power will be fully restored. he s pointing the finger at the manager of the state largest power grid known as ercot and said that more rolling outages are likely today