actually 14 classrooms. >> here at brookville elementary and even i had to wear a coat. and we are told the warmers in the cafeteria are actually powered by gas so students are having to eat cold meals. school district officials say the repairs could take them to the end of next week. >> we know it's supposed to rain pretty hard tomorrow. that would make the work they are doing dangerous so we can't do it then. hopefully not too much rain on thursday. >> reporter: meanwhile students at brookville elementary are wearing coats in their classroom. "abc7 news." >> some members of a north bay community are outraged after a man shot a mountain lion that had attacked two of its sheep. mountain lion had attracting device on it after it was captured following a different attack. "abc7 news" reporter melanie woodrow is on the story. >> reporter: patricia says dasher queen of the heard. she experts that's what dasher was doing the night a mountain lion attacked. >> i'm sure she went after the mountain lion. there was scratches on her nose and a bite in her neck. >> reporter: dasher

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in brookville, maryland, an independent, good morning.pect, it all due is hard to believe this crisis does not have big oil all over it. this crisis is 20 years in the making and the isolation of thesure is what caused humanitarian crisis. that is my comment. my question is, do you know of some deal the juan guaido government has made with big oil? my understanding is there has already been some deal made that control, hedo takes is going to start contracts with big oil. thank you. guest: it is the first time i have heard of that and i follow events closely. i cannot verify that agreement. in terms of sanctions, just a little history. it was president obama who begin -- begin sanction individuals in the venezuelan government, many involved in job trafficking. president obama did not impose overall sanctions but by then the economy of venezuela was taking and deterring. under present to see more comprehensive sanctions. by then, you see inflation rates , nothing we have ever seen in the western hemisphere. it is important viewers understan