association of governors wrote him this letter pleading with him to clarify all these confusing vaccine guidelines and to increase supply as much as possible, and that speech is set for a couple of minutes from now and we ll bring it to you live, but, first, to texas where the electricity is back on for many in that snow-covered state, but the frozen temperatures and the ice have created a new crisis. nearly half the state is without clean drinking water. look at this. people lining up to fill buckets from a public park spigot. 13 million people are either without water or under boil water advisories. burst pipes and water mains are pushing the texas water supply to the brink. let s start with omar jimenez live in austin, and omar, i ve been watching you all morning. you know, these texans cannot catch a break. what is being done just to get these folks clean water? yeah. right now that is a priority right now. those that run the water system at least here in the austin are
gretchen up next. i never touched anyone inappropriately. he faces mounting ing ing cr does the governor the support of his people or his party? hello. i m jake tapper in washington, where the state of our union is beginning to feel a little hopeful. the pace of vaccinations in america hit 2 million per day last week. health experts warn now is not the time to relax restrictions or public health measures. for the millions of americans devastated economically it seems more help on the way. saturday, the senate passed 1.9 trillion dollar relief bill which appears to be headed for president biden s desk after heading to the house on tuesday. the passage is aid targeting middle and low income americans including new $1,400 checks and boost to unemployment and aid for state aid and local governments. the package passed with zero republican support, the path was bumpy among senate democrats. on friday the senate came to a chaotic standstill for nearly 12 hours assess the pres
restrictions and the officials warn we could be headed for another spike. it s inexplicable you want as to pull back now. i ll talk to tate reeves and gretchen whitmer next. plus, i ll speak to new york governor andrew cuomo. i never touched anyone inappropriately. he faces mounting criticism, does the governor the support of his people or his party? hello. i m jake tapper in washington, where the state of our union is beginning to feel a little hopeful. the pace of vaccinations in america hit 2 million per day last week. health experts warn now is not the time to relax restrictions or public health measures. for the millions of americans devastated economically, it seems more help on the way. saturday, the senate passed 1.9 trillion dollar relief bill which appears to be headed for president biden s desk after heading to the house on tuesday. the passage is a sweeping expansion of aid targeting low and middle-income americans including new $1,400 checks and boost
invested billions in the development of clean technology. then that was a mistake in the communication. i said opening the majority of schools in k-8th grade, because they re the easiest to open. chris: mixed messages about when more students will return to the classroom and where do we stand on the distribution of vaccines and their effectiveness against new variants. we ll ask dr. anthony fauci, director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. plus in hindsight, i wouldn t have done it. chris: critics slam senator ted cruz for fleeing texas in the midst of its electric call power freed-up for a sunny vacation in mexico. we ll ask our panel how big a price cruz will pay all right now on fox news sunday. chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. a deadly winter storm that first knocked out power has now created a water emergency for 13 million texans, half that state s population. president biden has approved a major disaster de
scandal is just the beginning. you have obstruction of justice, perjury charges. so many different levels of federal corruption here that need to be brought against the governor as well as his second in command and others. this is just the tip of the iceberg. harris: also in focus this hour a water and now food crisis in texas. the state s agricultural commissioner joins me on the challenges in recovering from this week s massive storm. plus 30,000 asylum seekers are being allowed back into the united states after the biden administration rolled back another trump immigration policy. we re live at the border. and i ll talk with big tech censorship with the interim ceo of parler. it is back online. first let s get to our top story. new york state assembly republican leader barkley called the cuomo controversy one of the most alarming scandals we ve seen in state government. he joins me now. assemblyman, you know, i m so curious about what the next steps are. how close are