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assessment what's out where you need tree crews before you bring in line crews. to replace poles and to put up wires. that's why the damage assessment process is so critically important. >> just real quick. sometimes it's dangerous to put the power back on a house because it's so damaged. how do you assess sometimes when you flip a switch to a house that could have all types of electrical problems? >> sure so we are responsible for of course our facilities if we -- when we go out there see that a customer has damage to their side of the meter, we will say, then we work with that customer to ensure that they have an electrician and oftentimes we cannot restore power, especially in flooded areas until an inspecting authority tells us that it is safe. >> brian: 450,000 is awesome. see if we can go over a million
Share: SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif., April 27, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The decision to purchase or lease a commercial building is based in whether the building meets the business needs, the electrical system being one of those needs. Electricraft, Inc., the San Luis Obispo electrical contracting company, has recently released a report, "Common Electrical Problems in Commercial Buildings," to help business managers identify and remedy electrical issues before they become problems. Newly constructed and recently remodeled commercial buildings are generally not going to present many electrical issues because the electrical systems had to pass inspections to be granted final use permits. For newer buildings the top concerns are generally:
michael holmes. >> michael, i can hear you now. we're in miami beach and we got to talk about the threats that we're facing right now. it's unbelievable. tornado watch, flash flood watch, storm surge warning and a mandatory curfew. in this area alone. this is the real deal. you look around, on our horizon, just the half-hour, flashes of blue lights. i just saw one right now, transformers being blown, obvious electrical problems taking place in the miami beach area. our power has been flickering on and off already. the threats here are real. we have seen the westward shift of the track. that doesn't mean that miami-dade and the broward is in the clear. the storm still has several, several hours to go before it really ramps up to its most
wrong? >> reporter: they reported some sort of electrical problems. tonight it's still unclear what exactly caused the crash with a beloved soccer team on board. investigators will look at a wide range of possibilities from pilot error to the safety record of the charter company, to the mechanics of the plane and also weather. this is what's left of the plane, carrying brazilian soccer team chapecoense and more than 20 journalists after it crashed into the mountainside in colombia. at least 75 of the 81 people on board are dead. the charter flight left santa cruz, bolivia monday night, declaring an emergency minutes before the crash. the pilot reported electrical problems. investigators found both of the plane's black boxes in perfect condition. it will tell them if the plane had any mechanical problems. >> translator: sadly, all we can do beyond crying for those who have left us, was to arrange federal government support for the families who are in
reported its first home-grown case of the zika virus, becoming the second u.s. state with local mosquitoes spreading the virus. there have been over 4,000 cases of zika reported here in the u.s. and sorry, hallie jackson, the eagles, philadelphia eagles, did not soar in monday night football. suffering their first home loss last night to the green bay packers. 27-13. >> all right, i want to go back to colombia where we're going to talk more about the deadly plane crash that took place where as many as six people actually survived. lamia airlines flight was on its way to medellin when it crashed into a mountainous area. i want to bring in commercial pilot and former flight instructor, anthony roman. what happened here? >> a couple scenarios that could have occurred. the pilots did declare an emergency, citing electrical problems, but this prar model aircraft has in the past suffered what's known as engine
ear-popping blast that blew out windows, collapsed ceilings and sent residents fleeing for safety. >> our hearts go out to all of the families involved. we're expending every effort to locate each and every loved one. >> reporter: from the rubble, incredible stories of survival. collin paterson was inside a piano shop on the ground floor when the explosion hit. >> pianos all over me. pianos flew out off the ground and actually on the side and probably helped me too. >> reporter: it envoked memories of 9/11, though investigators fingered a very different culprit, leaking natural gas. some residents reported smelling just minutes before igniting. >> we all know gas leaks, electrical problems, all these things that have been set up and allowed to happen. so not a surprise. just very unfortunate that now it is a tragedy. >> reporter: more than 60 people were treated at local hospitals for mostly minor injuries. the doctor said several cases were life threatening. investigators are focused on an 8-inch gas main that set both
we're expending every effort to locate each and every loved one. >> reporter: from the rubble, incredible stories of survival. collin paterson was inside a piano shop on the ground floor when the explosion hit. >> pianos all over me. pianos flew out off the ground and actually on the side and probably helped me too. >> reporter: it envoked memories of 9/11, though investigators fingered a very different culprit, leaking natural gas. some residents reported smelling just minutes before igniting. >> we all know gas leaks, electrical problems, all these things that have been set up and allowed to happen. so not a surprise. just very unfortunate that now it is a tragedy. >> reporter: more than 60 people were treated at local hospitals for mostly minor injuries. the doctor said several cases were life threatening. investigators are focused on an 8-inch gas main that set both buildings and the old cast iron pipeline may have been weakened during winter.
gun. and i would argue under those circumstances that they would be justified in getting a warrant in those circumstances. >> i think we're going to hear a lot more about california's program. >> i think we are. >> judge glenda hatchett, for joining today. we are fully out of time. but "around the world" is next. welcome to "around the world." i'm suzanne malveaux in d.c. today. hey, michael, good to see you as always. >> good to see you, suz anne, looking lovely. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and also around the world. we want to begin in st. maarten. >> toilets are now backing up, overflowing, miserable conditions caused by electrical problems. but these passengers much luckier than triumph passengers