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February 17, 2021
Around 5,000. 10 times the return. thats a whopper of a fat return, of course. in the wider course, president biden in the town hall talked about the $1.9 trillion stimulus package but said theres a direct correlation with job creation. he said we can re-create 7 million jobs over the next year after losing 10 million, if we can get that stimulus package through. this is feeding into inflationary concerns out there because theres so much money chasing assets. as we take a look at u.s. futures th...
February 17, 2021
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February 17, 2021
Biden announced sanctions against the generals. >> the people of burma are making their voices heard and the world is watching. well be ready to impose additional measures. >> reporter: but as the situation continues to escalate, u.n. special rep otor tom andrews has a stark warning. give us a stake at whats at stake here? >> a disaster. and it could take many forms. it could take a bloodbath. and weve seen this happen in the past. this is not an idle threat by the military. they have shown that...
February 17, 2021
Doing just to get theirp= groceries. what are you hearing? what are your expectations for resolving this? hearing from the power company or local leaders? >> nothing. we dont flow if theyre putting messages outside just because we dont have reliable sources to connect to the news. one thing that works here and there, facebook and twitter but theyre super slow. we havent heard anything from our power company. we received an email early this morning from our water company saying they would not be ...
February 17, 2021
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February 17, 2021
>> reporter: well,s g group believes that that is not accurate and here is why. that is the reports that have come into stop aaip hate. there are so many of these crimes that may be occurring whether they be actual hate crimes or if they are incidents where something has happened to someone. and they are not reported in part because a lot of people are elderly, were talking about a predominantly immigrant community in many of these cases. and there are also language and cultural barriers. so the...
February 17, 2021
Generating power and on top of that, the natural gas that flows into those power generators, that has frozen up also. what ercot should have been able to do is have backup systems in place. they have provided zero explanation why they did not have backup systems in place. >> reporter: the states water supply is now in jeopardy. in galveston, texas, the water supply is critically low. and in houston, the mayor warning its residents to conserve water. and low usage overnight did help in bring some...
February 17, 2021
A crippling ice storm is hitting big portions of texas right now. just this morning, the national weather service in austin is warning of nearly an inch of ice from freezing rain from san antonio through austin, areas already paralyzed from this historic winter weather.
February 17, 2021
Squarely on ercot and has called for a review of the electricity system in the state. >> the power generators froze up and their equipment was incapable of generating power, and then on top of that, the natural gas that flows into those power generators, that has frozen up, also. what ercot should have been able to do is to have backup systems in place. they have provided zero explanation why they do not have backup systems in place. >> reporter: the states water supply is now in jeopardy. in ga...
February 17, 2021
Pressure is becoming increasingly difficult. the city of galveston is now under tight water restrictions after a major water line broke. 3 million customers which, by the way, is a lot more than just 3 million people, are still without power. overnight, most buildings in downtown houston turned their lights off trying to save energy there. >> yeah, these rolling blackouts in this big energy-producing state. texas produces power more than any other state. infrastructure was unprepared for the col...