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we also had a chance to hear from the one man everybody has been talking about, ceo bill magnus, whotably he said if given a chance to do it all over again, he wouldn't have changed anything. take a listen. >> i feel a great deal of responsibility and remorse about the event, but i will continue to investigate and be investigated, but i believe the operators on our team did everything they could have. >> reporter: one texas state lawmaker has described this as the worst train crash in the history of deregulated energy. when magnus was pressed about what ercot should do differently, he spoke to the lawmakers and said, y'all made us, y'all should change us. craig? >> all right. we'll leave it there. morgan chesky in houston. morgan, thank you. let's turn now to the mayor of houston. mayor sylvester turner. mayor turner, gud to have you back with us sir. thanks for your time on this friday. president biden is in the air on air force one. he's on the way to your city. i understand you're going to be meeting with the president. what do you plan to say to him? >> well, number one, i certai

and the key issues a stanford university bioethicist david magnus, but still somewhat problematic isverdoses that they had to dispose of the end of the day. and then the decision making around how they had to do that. in a statement to ktvu, the company placing the blame on sam matteo county, saying they quote stop supplying one medical with vaccines after we in good faith vaccinated a group of public school teachers who had been referred to one medical by their school superintendent in san francisco health leaders are demanding the return of 270 files from one medical to be used in priority populations in the city. the company contends that less than 1% of vaccinations distributed by one medical have gone to those who aren't meeting eligibility requirements in accordance with our zero waste policy. one medical is a concierge based service catering to a more affluent customer base, which magnus says highlights and even bigger issue. the vaccine distribution is, in fact not being done in an equitable or just fashion and people who need it the most and have the highest rates from these

and the key issues a stanford university bioethicist david magnus, but still somewhat problematic. is whether or not they actually had left overdoses that they had to dispose of the end of the day, and then the decision making around how they had to do that. in a statement to ktvu, the company placing the blame on sam matteo county, saying they quote stop supplying one medical with vaccines after we in good faith vaccinated, a group of public school teachers who had been referred to one medical by their school superintendent in san francisco health leaders are demanding the return of 270 files from one medical to be used in priority populations in the city. the company contends that less than 1% of vaccinations distributed by one medical have gone to those who aren't meeting eligibility requirements in accordance with our zero waste policy. one medical is a concierge based service catering to a more affluent customer base, which magnus says highlights and even bigger issue the vaccine distribution is, in fact not being done in an equitable or just fashion. and people who need it th

tonight i spoke to david magnus, the director of stanford center for bioethical about inequities builtinto the system. >> from an ethical point of view of not just looking at what the regulations say, but what are the factors and the ways in which structural racism is actually built into the way the distribution channels are being set up. >> reporter: providers obviously have a responsibility to follow the eligibility requirements and vaccine rules, but how much personal responsibility do we all have to make sure that we're also part of the equity solution when it comes to vaccines? >> i think that's really the key issue, and that means for some individuals, if they know that they can wait, they probably should wait. >> reporter: one medical sent a lengthy statement to abc that says in part any assertions that we broadly and knowingly disregard eligibility guidelines are in direct contradicti ou a h miti have numerous checkpoints place to mitigate abuse of our vaccine booking system. we routinely turn people away who do not meet eligibility criteria. tonight i myself have received seve

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tonight i spoke to david magnus, the director of stanford center for bioethical about inequities built into the system. >> from an ethical point of view of not just looking at what the regulations say, but what are the factors and the ways in which structural racism is actually built into the way the distribution channels are being set up. >> reporter: providers obviously have a responsibility to follow the eligibility requirements and vaccine rules, but how much personal responsibility do we all have to make sure that we're also part of the equity solution when it comes to vaccines? >> i think that's really the key issue, and that means for some individuals, if they know that they can wait, they probably should wait. >> reporter: one medical sent a lengthy statement to abc that says in part any assertions that we broadly and knowingly disregard eligibility guidelines are in direct contradiction to our actual approach to vaccine administration. we have numerous checkpoints in place to mitigate abuse of our vaccine booking system. we routinely turn people away who do not meet eligibilit

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bill magnus answered those questions on cnn. >> how can you keep your job after this? we're accountable to the people and the leadership of texas. we're going to go and explain the steps we took and how that played into the entire situation on the electric grid. if that is the outcome, that's the outcome. >> this is the last night of fridgit temperatures. but at the end of this week, it's important to remember that 26 people died here this week most of them from hypothermia and carbon monoxide. cnn, dallas. >>> joining me now in dallas texas is paige flink. paige, hi. it's been a devastating few days for people across texas, but particularly for women and children who have just managed to escape a vulnerable, dangerous situation at home. and then what happens? talk us through some of the video you sent to cnn. >> it was a scary few days. started out that we were without power for 48 and then it became 72 hours. then we started to see the ceiling leak from our sprinkler system. then we made the decision to leave. just after we made the decision to leave, the pipes in th

let's go to the guy that runs it, the electric liability council of texas, bill magnus with us.rong? >> the historic storm that we saw come through over the last weekend created a very bad situation on the electric grid. you know, neil, when it comes down to it, the management of an electric grid has to do with keeping supply and demand in balance. the physics of the grid dictate supply and demand cannot be far out of balance. if it is, you can have catastrophic blackouts like we saw on a the east coast in 2003, the can cascade through a large area. it drove demand we have ever seen before in the cold season. obviously we have a grid that has its highest demands in the summer. the demands as we expected were rivalling those that we see in the summer. you saw the demand side going straight up. on the supply side, what we saw sunday night, the generation units that make the power, because of the storm blowing through began to have problems. all types of generation came off the system. when that happens, the high demand could not be met because the supply had gone low. we can't let

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. >> reporter: in a board meeting wednesday ercot's ceo bill magnus said it was minutes away from a completeckout. six members have resigned in the wake of the state's power crisis. critics highlighting several of those members live outside texas and are not affected by the outages. and now the travis county district attorney in austin also opening a criminal investigation into the power outages that caused so much devastation. the d.a. has not indicated whether the investigation would specifically target ercot. while most of the power has been restored and water boil notices lifted many residents are still not in the clear. just look at their water. houston public works has received 9,400 complaints about water that looks dirty and smells fishy. >> still dirty. >> reporter: the change is caused by algae that is seasonal and adding the drinking water continues to meet or exceed federal and state standards. others still don't have running water like this apartment in arlington, texas. residents forced to fill jugs from a hydrant. >> you have to go over there to fill up water. otherwise you ca