he would feed that surplus into the national grid and that he would get paid for it. and if he happens to need more energy, you'd get it from the grid. there's going to press the now is it, there is a fair respiratory. she's confident that such a measure would help boost bit sick to in the meantime, she's focusing on training that they have to down to the countries to less practical training opportunities for people in the renewable energy sector with an institute, a 12. so see, been a deep lucky said to and other players in the sectors, support professionals who are retraining or looking to specialize. companies in the mood. why? when you have a good installation, you need a good technician and a good technician requires good training. otherwise it's disasters and people will lose faith in renewable energy. another major challenge is ensuring diversity in the field. there's only one woman attending 2 days training. this way, she's explained about opportunities in the field of solar energy and said no one is making the most of them right now. that's why i decided to co

and in the detailjust arriving to us here, we have been told that ukraine's national grid operator hasthat massive russian missile strike. separately, the ukrainian energy minister said preventative measures were also in force. a reminder of that breaking news, an air raid alert currently in place across the entirety of ukraine. report of multiple guided aerial bombs having been fired by russia. we will bring you more updates on that story as they come into us. let's go now to los angeles. firefighters in los angeles are bracing themselves for a fresh wave of strong winds as they continue to battle wildfires that have been raging for more than a week. at least 25 people have been killed and dozens are still missing. you can see here the two largest fires, the palisades and eaton fires which continue to burn. the local authorities are warning that the strengthening winds may spread the flames further. let's get the latest from will grant. every house has gone on that street in that area. they're all gone. as the flames closed in on them, sheila wheatley and her husband victor fled their

the national grid says power cuts have affected parts of birmingham, bristol and cardiff. from guatemala and el salvador have arrived in haiti in an effort to reinforce security and combat armed gangs. haiti has experienced a rise in violence, despite the presence of a un—backed international force. the soldiers willjoin the multinational mission already led by kenya, which sent nearly 400 police officers last year. so far, the mission has failed to prevent the violence or stop the gangs, which now control about 85% of the capital, port—au—prince, according to the united nations. earlier, i spoke to jacqueline charles, a correspondent with the miami herald. so we know now that security forces from guatemala, el salvador have arrived in haiti. they're there to reinforce a multinational mission tasked with gathering the country's gang violence. what do you anticipate with the addition of these troops to the mission? well, i'm here to tell you that people have been waiting for this mission to be reinforced as a result of its arrival, and not really being able to take on the g

the national grid says power cuts have affected parts of birmingham, bristol and cardiff.ts centre. the so—called congestion pricing will apply from sunday at 9:00am local time to 9:00pm, then from 5:00am in the morning until 9:00pm in the evening on weekdays. car drivers will now be charged $9, or £7.25, to enter parts of manhattan. there are higher fees for trucks, with tourist buses paying the most. the scheme aims to raise billions of dollars for the public transport network while discouraging people from using their cars. the incoming president and prominent new yorker donald trump says he strongly disagrees with the plan. but it has got many backers too, among them rachael fauss, a senior policy advisor at the sustainable transport advocacy group reinvent albany. she spoke with me a little earlier. rachel, very good to have you with us there in new york. so the congestion zone comes into force at midnight local time, in that very area where you are right now. just walk us through how it'll work. so, starting at midnight, drivers into the central business district of

that's because of the ukraine war and our failure to back up the national grid more effectively.straw man. just quickly on your your idea that reform is for things i actually perceive reform to be against the small boats. but if you drill into the small boats idea, it's more of a kind of cultural notion in terms of the vast balloon of migration. it's a spectre. >> it's less than a tent. it's a violating of the social contract that you can gatecrash a country and access its benefits, its social housing, get put up in hotels when people who are of that nation are freezing to death on the streets. working class voters in particular, will not put up with terms of that delivering real change, actual cost of living, lifestyle benefits for your average joe, voting either reform or labour at the next election. >> i don't believe cost of living benefits. >> we're paying £5.5 billion a year on our broken asylum system. how many winter fuel payments could that cover for britain's pensioners? £5.5 billion a year. it's bonkers. so when you say, well, the small boats is a small part of the mig

make up an exhaustive energy agenda and undo the biden administration's climate goals as the nation's largest grids from the nation's capital to illinois set a new consumption record. the last record was set in 2015, donald trump declared a national emergency triggering the defense production act. he ordered all agencies to get rid of burdensome policies that get in the way of fossil fuel production. he addressed wind energy in his own executive order. pgm, the grid i mentioned, has warned that of coal plants shut down they will not be able to meet energy demand with the rise of ai. brian: i was riding a 4 wheeler in a frozen lake at christmas time so i do miss what you are standing in front of. i hope you can enjoy it in some way, shape, or form. thank you very much. donald trump signed executive action which ends coercive climate policies driving up the cost of food and fuel. mark morano joins me now. thanks for being here. does this mean no more climate rules on home appliances? tell me yes. >>'s for at least the next four years. what we really need is permanence which we go from obama to trump

reporter: jackie, the nation's largest power grid, the pgm interconnection which stretches from the nation'sall the way here to illinois set a new generation record this week. the last time the record was broken was back in 2015. the grid reached a peak load of 145 gig watts wednesday and exporting 8 to power to regions and one gigga watt is equivalent to led lightbulbs and has freak weather there's nothing new about this for chicago as residents who could be seen enjoying a frozen lake michigan shirtless no seriously take a look at this. this couple that we saw on the ice that's formed was having a lot of fun. but this man might not be so happy when he hears this. and analysis by money geek predicts illinois will see one of the largest increases in their natural gas bills ten to 15 per month these midwestern states are dealt biggest heating bill increases all the way from kansas to minnesota, to ohio. how much more you pay will depend on the way you heat your home and electricity brace yourself, prices are expected to surge 14.2% nearly 150 dollars more for the season. you're looking at an

that subject was driven by an ideology to disrupt society to collapse the national power grid. those are two examples of the evolving ways that uas are being used to harm us and our interests. with the enactment of the 2018 preventing emergency threats act, and the fbi was granted the authority necessary to mitigate a range of uas threats and the protection of special, vens and emergency response, federal investigations and personnel and facilities, specifically the legislation authorizes doy and our partners at dhs to conduct counter uas operations in limited circumstanceses to identify, track and mitigate credible threats. i'd stress the importance for reauthorization of the counter u.s. authorities as you know expired december 20th and failure to extend the authorities beyond that would cause significant impacts of our ability to protect the public. a durable extension is also, treatmently important. our experience has taught us that short-term extensions to counter uas authority effectively prevent the bureau and our partners from budgeting and staffing in ways which would

national energy emergency actually do? what does it achieve? >> well, trump said that it was necessary because he wanted to ensure basically the security of the electrical gridll as the nation's security. he claims that the grid is potentially unreliable and has been failing at some points. and that a big boost of energy is needed to fix that. what the actual order will do in terms of the powers that will give him, they are very limited. it is not going to give him a lot of additional powers to boost energy in this country. that is going to be based on the market. and the willingness of drillers to put, to do fracking and throughout the country. and that is not going to be really affected by this. i think the way the energy emergency is written is that it is supposed to alleviate some pressures that states and other entities have placed on pipelines and other infrastructure, in particular, but just sort of declaring this with the stroke of a pen does not mean that you can supersede state and local laws. the federal government does not have that power. it can come of course come control what happens on the federal land, but a lot of this infrastructure is on

. >> reporter: flying in a grid over the national mall to scan for radiological or nuclear irregularitiesso you're trying to create a blueprint of what the radiation in washington, d.c. looks like ahead of the inauguration? >> correct. >> reporter: department of energy scientist jacqueline brandon calls this low-flying helicopter one of just two of its kind, her office. >> if we find a radiological irregularity, we'll investigate it even further. >> reporter: highly sensitive technology sets off alarms in the air. >> that's an alarm? >> that is an alarm. it's a slight variation in our spectra is what it's saying. >> reporter: on the ground, a mission led and meticulously rehearsed by the u.s. secret service at its training facility in maryland. this where we're standing is pennsylvania avenue? >> today it's pennsylvania av avenue. tomorrow it will become a speed racetrack for some of our uniformed vision officers coming through. >> reporter: agents playing worst case scenarios. >> can we try a vehicle having a flat tire. can we try someone having a heart attack. these are all the things w

nation are sold. at a time when our electric grid is not prepared to meet the demands of a fully electric fleet. it's time to put a stop to the biden administration's far left agenda. it's time to allow american drivers to be able to choose the vehicle that they want to drive. thank you. mr. speaker, the elect in this past november was a loud and clear signal from the american public that they want a secure border and safe streets. that's why my republican colleagues and i are quickly moving legislation to secure our border and ensure that violent criminals are removed from our communities. the preventing violence against women by illegal aliens act would make any sexual offense committed by illegal immigrants a deportable offense and would ensure that they are banned from these united states. this commonsense legislation is just one step toward creating safer streets and communities for pennsylvania families and for all americans. thank you. mr. speaker, as president trump prepares to begin his second term in office, the biden administration is trying to limit his ability to ensure that our nat

control of radio stations come a broadcast stations congress specific cited a concern about national security. that is grid written into the statute. national defense has s restrictions i don't think my frie can succeed in being dismissive of that concern about history and ton and what shows about the national undergird this law.that the one of the factual i few points friend that touched on relates to whether tiktok use has the ability t alter this algorithm, whether divestiture is fe compound bytedance has manipulate the platform in the past. with respect to algorithm we are lking past each other. we don't disputetok u.s. might engage in some functions in the united states to customize the algorithm a u.s. audience. the thing we'orried about is happening before that over in china where bytedance this an open source code, creating the basic backbone and function the systemnd is in blasting out the algorithm for use the various the city years in their home country. we're not seeking to regulate inactivity tiktok u.s. is engan here. instead what congress is doing is trying tose off the volatility of prc acc

last year, over 90% of all the power added to our nation's electric grid was renewable power. equally important, over two nirdz thirds of all of that power for fossil and nuclear assets. in the real economy, all of the above energy is actually already underway. it's time that we actually think about moving beyond the partisan caricatures and rally to all forms of american energy. while not approaching the challange facing speaker johnson and others when it comes to challenging governing, i have a little bit of experience in representing a diverse caucus. american clean power members span from the nation's largest electric utilities to multi-natural oil and gas companies, major manufacturers and the largest suppliers of wind and battery and transmission in the country. when we do the hard work of reaching consensus, as we were able to do on permitting and transition legislation, we can bring a powerful and constructive voice to democratic process. so at the beginning and the end of the day, all technologies have strength and limitations. if we combine the best attributes of the

but the nation's economy has been decimation most of its oil and gas well as roads, electricity, grid, farm, land, and infrastructure, a damaged, crippling the economy even a. so there is a wide range of western sanctions imposed on the nation. and on higher tabio alshaun the main group, the other through i'll aside that is now leading serious transition. those measures prevented all sides government from doing business with other nations and private companies. they've also had put the delivery of much needed. a video administration says that lifting those sanctions is mindful to help rebuild the country, but will they ever be removed? we'll discuss that with august shortly. but 1st a report from sent to them on the oh. with the see, the all said government, syrians are hoping for a new beginning with reviving the economy will be a serious challenge. more than a decade of war has devastated the economy. gdp is full and 85 percent since 2011. infrastructure lies in ruins, electricity transport and health services will need to be rebuilt. 90 percent of the population lives below the pov

nations. even that small movement drove up the price of electricity in direct proportion to the amount of adopting low energy density, intermittent unreliable energy sources, driven down the reliability of electricity grids. there is 10 times as many blackouts today as there was 20 years ago in the u.s. this transition has not gone well. it's not for lack of effort. energy is hard. i went to m.i.t. when i was young to work on fusion. i worked on solar energy in graduate school. geothermal energy for years after that. i am again today. i don't care where energy comes from. it has to be affordable, reliable and help lift humans out of poverty and better their lives. that is what should matter. it's hard. it's not going well. what about climate change? maybe that's the price we have to pay. the biggest narrative today is this extreme weather. 20% of kids report having nightmares about climate change. 20%. last year was the lowest recorded hurricanes around the globe ever since we have had satellite data. 42 years of data. on climate change reports, there's no meaningful trend in hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, droughts. tornadoes are going down. droughts are going down. a slightly warmer world is a slightly

our grid, our resourcefulness, our work ethic has produced remarkable citizens, people america has counted on to lead our soldiers into battle and to lead our nation into peace. people who have entertained us, informed us and capture our imaginations. people who have led social movements, explored the heavens and built successful businesses. missourians are people who work hard, who worked together and who never give up. missouri is a land of opportunity, we were centrally bracketed by two rivers crossed by major highways. we have been blessed with fertile farmland, abundant minerals and industrious people. when we take these natural advantages, and we prepare them with conservatives parties and limited government, we will unleash freedom and secure our future. it will take each of us working together to secure an even safer, stronger and more prosperous missouri. may god bless you, may god bless the united states of america, and may god continue to bless the great state of missouri. thank you so much. [applause] quick c-span's washington journal, a live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy. fr

grids new housing and apartments. i propose a germany fund which should mobilize public and private capitol if there is an industrialized nation that's able to invest powerfully in the future, it is germany. all other g7 states above one 100% of the gdp germany decreases toward 60%. this is why i'm in favor was smart and targeted change. it is not my own idea. many experts demand this have been demanding this for many years. many in this room as well. trade unions, all of us ask us and tell us to urgently invest more in infrastructure, education and secure, reliable and clean energy. such investments create growth. not just for couple of months but for years and decades. they secure prosperity for the coming decades. ladies and gentlemen i know many of you have a feeling we just sign up for our convictions, our values and our prosperity. i would like to encourage you to do that. you and all of us but let us be steadfast in our principal. calm in the heated debates. pragmatic interactions. closely working to get old and new partners but this is how we want to get through this difficult time. thank you very much. quick i think t

grids new housing and apartments. i propose a germany fund which should mobilize public and private capitol if there is an industrialized nation that's able to invest powerfully in the future, it is germany. all other g7 states above one 100% of the gdp germany decreases toward 60%. this is why i'm in favor was smart and targeted change. it is not my own idea. it's not my own idea and many years in this room as well. business associations, urgencies in defense and infrastructure, education and secure and reliable and clean energy. such investment create for a couple of months but for years and decades. they secure for the coming decades. >> i know manyro of you have a feeling that we need to stand up forus convictions, our values, r prosperity and i would like to encourage you to do that, you and all of us, let us be set in our principles, calm in heated debates, pragmatic interactions, working together with our old and new partners. this is how we want to get through this difficult time, thank you very much. [applause] >> i think the best is follow up your presentation immediately discussion with the audience. we have people

national lab. scientists will be able to use the technology to enhance cyber security to protect the u.s. power grid. they will also be able to identify new approaches to treating and preventing diseases, and deepen understanding of math and physics. turning to our climate in crisis, the california state parks foundation is calling for monarch butterflies to be listed as a threatened species conservation group, just completed this year's western monarch count. it found we have over 9000 butterflies this year, but that's the second lowest population count since they nearly began nearly three decades ago. conservationists say it's due to a combination of climate change, habitat loss, pesticides and disease. and they say unless monarchs get some protection under the endangered species act, there's a 95% chance they will go extinct by 2080. up next, their house survived the eaton fire. it was not burned, but the homeowners discovered this guy, a squatter, had taken over their home. also coming up, lester holt anchoring nightly news from washington, d.c. tonight, continuing coverage of that mid-air crash

national weather forecast. and altadena did nothing. they did not deenergy power grid. nothing to turn off the power. >> the cause of the eaton fire hasn't been determined by fire officials. same story over here in the palisades where the atf is investigating. unfortunately forecasters are predicting more santa ana winds next week. the winds not forecasted to be nearly as bad as what we saw out here last tuesday. >> bill: let's hope for that. thank you, bill melugin california. thank you. and thanks to the generosity of fox employees and viewers. our red cross campaign raised more than $3 million so far for the relief effort. you can oh donate american red cross. go to go fox/red cross where you can scan the qr code which is super easy there on your screen as you see it right now. check it out. >> dana: let's bring in kennedy host of the kennedy saves the world podcast. i highly recommend. she is a los angeles resident and this continues. i wanted to ask you about this. we did get the pictures from the cocktail parties in ghana of car en bass and she said she would neve

grid. whether it is pipelines, whatever it is leasing to windfarms or degrade national landscape and consumersis like its all-time tunes and other things these people but yet people sticking out of the ocean a killing burn some of the killing of whales, they make noise and they do not a thing on that withdrawing of the so-called climate accord. what else? donald trump is the most pro-life president in american history. and he is the most pro- american culture president in american history i would argue. national view a few years ago pointed out 2017 i issued executive order the block federal funds for family planning abroad for going to groups to advocate and inform abortion domestic family planning model going to such groups would cut up a funding stream for planned parenthood other executive orders have impose restrictions on funding for fetal tissue research and to protect the pro-lifers in the medical field. appeals court nominees supreme court nominees have been well credentialed conservatives more uniformly conservative than any other republican present sensors, nominees. he's got gore s

grids. new housing and apartments. i proposed a germany fund which should mobilize public and private capital for this. if there is an industrialized nation that is able to invest powerfully into its future then it is germany. the debt of all other g7 states lies significantly above 100% of the gdp. germany decreases toward 60%. this is why i am in favor of a smart and targeting change of the debt boom and the german constitution. many experts demand this. the imf, nobel laureates. trade unions, all of these ask us to urgently invest more in defense come in infrastructure, education, and secure and reliable and clean energy. such investments create growth, not just for a couple of months but for years and decades. they secure prosperity for the coming decades. ladies and gentlemen, i know many of you have the feeling we need to stand up for our convictions, for our values and prosperity. i would like to encourage you to do that. you and all of us, let us be steadfast in our principles. calm in the heated debates, pragmatic in our actions. closely working together with our old and new partners. this is how we want to get through this diffi

grid that fails our people. this advocacy group said residents are fed up with promises. >> what message does it send to the world about what the island nation has to offer to the world if it can't even turn the lights on. >> in south korea american investigators are on the ground searching for answers after the deadly airline crash with a growing focus on the concrete wall near the runway that the plane slammed into. steve patterson is in south korea, a nation in grief, scaling back or calling off new years celebrations all together. >> reporter: a desperate attempt to make sense of what called the boeing 737 to slam belly-first on to the runway with no landing gear and skid into the imbankment before bursting into flames killing 179. investigators are on the ground tasting authorities and some are raising questions about the placing of the concrete embankment which korean officials say it was used to house antennas that guide planes. >> it would have come to a stop had they not hit the barrier. >> meanwhile, new years celebrations cancelled. >> they are playing flowers and paying respects. they want to be a part of the seven days of mourni

grid. power is life. it's the difference between being in a developed nation and an emerging nation.rles: doesn't it strike you, we've had these conversations now if, for the last four years we were constricting energy. and we knew this was around the corner. this is one area where we've been caught flat-footed. >> our electric group is, for sure. now we're becoming an industrial nation again, certainly president trump is all about that. we also is have an entire new industry, and the one thing we know about a.i. is we need power and lots of it. just in the next three years data centers alone are going to demand 12% of the grid. charles: right. >> so we're going to have to increase that. charles charles let's talk about a blast from the past. by the way, from 3-4% to 12%, that's nuts. corning, i read the note that said dade likes corning. the last time i played corning was in 2009. [laughter] i got shellacked, right? i think it was that gorilla glass that was going to to take over. long story short, i lost my shirt. i never watched the stock after that, and i've missed a stealthy mov

national. so we have system. this is evan of 0, damascus. there is hope that sanctions relief will help rebuild syria's energy grid, which is suffering from years of civil war and neglect. the new administration says it's working around the clock to keep the lights on. how much of all reports from the western city of homes. this is what the business district of the city of homes looks like up tonight. the few shops with lights rely on sort of public or private generators. like research don't own it. he says the price of these and is often more then his date of income. fuel shortages have could be poked for the auction, a terms of gender power station. one of the largest and see the list of all it's a 1000 to buy gold station with 9 type items. 6 work with gas and 3 with a steam right now it's working at 3040 percent of its capacity due to fuel filter just and this station normally provides homes, damascus tubs. and how about with the electricity? the 30 year old facilities also in dire need of nathan was overtaken by new technologies. finding staff policies are starting to save a lot of the the cash stopped and you administration is looking for

says the energy grid is her top priority adding we can't keep relying on an energy system that impacts our people. >> what message does it send to the world about what this island nation. territory has to offer the world if it can't even turn the lights on? >> reporter: growing frustration with no long-term solution in sight. george solis, nbc news. >> in south korea, american investigators are now on the ground to help search for answers after that deadly airline crash with a growing focus now on the concrete wall near the runway the plane slammed into. steve patteron is in south korea, a nation in grief scaling back or calling off new year's celebrations altogether. >> tonight, investigators sifting through twisted metal in a desperate attempt to determine the dirt and concrete embankment before bursting into flames killing 179. u.s. investigators are on the ground assisting local authorities while some aviation experts are raising questions about the placement of that concrete embankment which korean aviation officials say it was used to house antennas that guide plane. >> the plane was on the runway. it was under control and it was slowing down, and it would have

volt typhoon into our utility grid, into our telecommunication system, which has been really the big shock to the american national security community in the past six months to a year. he made no mention of taiwan. he made no mention of the cutting of cables. um, around the world by russia and by china. telecommunications, undersea cables that could cut off the internet. these all seem to me, john, to be issues that might be higher on the threat agenda than greenland and the canal. >> evelyn, we have to go. so it's going to be 10s or less. but if you're russia or china, do these threats scare you, or are you actually glad that he's doing this? >> i love them because he is taking us back to manifest destiny. the 19th century, when there was no rule of law governing sovereign states borders, the international order. so, you know, dog eat dog, the most powerful can take what they can take, which is what russia and china would like to do. >> interesting unintended consequences possible. evan. david, thank you both so much for being with us. sarah. >> it's a great conversation. all right. while facebook and instagram g

building a data center not power grid not solar farm not nuclear plant not building lmg plant not building a hospital a school a food processing planted or railroad so it is nationalneed a strong steel industry here, and we need to do the right things to once and for all stop decades of abuse that we've had in this industry, we should be the leader. japan hardly made any steel 40 years ago china made nothing, now 1.3 billion tons? u.s. steel industry is the leader in the world should have been and we should have been the 300, 400 million top producer but shopped it a i away with failed trade policies. time is up. president trump understands it, maria said 30 years ago in -- >> you are right, you are right barry great to get your insights important points that i make this morning, we so appreciate you joining us we would like to follow up with you come back soon, please, sir. >> any time, thank you, maria i appreciate it. maria: barry zekelman joining us this morning, on this ongoing battle we will be right back. . sofi is helping me get my money right to achieve my ambitions. plus i'm investing in my game. sofi can help fund all your ambitions. no matter how ambit

i know police have conducted a grid search of the entire area in downtown and in the french quarter and around the superdome. so, the governor has added 100 nationaluard to that area to ensure that it is secure. but, you know, there's a lot going on. it's an active investigation of a crime scene after a terrorist event. and, i don't think we could -- i mean, it's not possible to take this too seriously. >> attorney general. i just wonder, are officials on the same page here? i sense that you're not ready for this game to happen today. >> well, you know, they didn't ask my opinion about whether it should or it shouldn't although i do have one. i think that, you know, we certainly want to reassure people that we feel like they are safe in new orleans. i just -- i think this is a very serious event. i would like to talked to the fbi this morning and to reach out. >> my priority this morning is to reach out to the department of justice and the fbi and make sure that they are given top priority to this investigation. the special agent in charge in new orleans is out of the country. that is the individual who has the most experience and knowledge about

national security challenge that threatens daily lives. i see firsthand, whether it is safeguarding information, securing local hospitals, power grids and transportation against cyberattacks. in my district, critical infrastructure like port, transportation hubs and energy facilities vital to the nation. can you elaborate on what congress can do to work with local governments and private sector stakeholders, first cyberthreats. anything you would like to answer? >> i recommend congress explore grand giving opportunities for legacy technical debts that exist. i would encourage that you expand internships, qualifying students, the best programs to deliver to state and local talent they need to maintain and respond to incidents. >> two things. we need bottom up support. there are places federal agencies are too small and underresourced to regulate. we have been pushing for something called a water risk and resilience organization. rock representative crawford introduced it. it does allow trade associations to work with federal agencies to establish the right level of standards. we have seen at google the addition of local community colleges and vocationa

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land, for the access to the energy grid, high power grid, to drinking water is lengthy and requires, you know, licenses or signatures often on the national level, the provincial or state level and the local level and this whole effort to get these licenses companies often do under a false name. so in the netherlands, where we have a lot of polders, they created a company called polder networks, but it was in fact facebook and microsoft does this to us. this is to so you know, i don't mind picking on facebook, but we could also pick on someone else. they engage law firms, consultants, pr firms to make these beautiful packages of saying we're actually going to be very energy efficient, we're going to create jobs, we're going to generate revenue for your country and so on. and ultimately the decision for the green light or the red light for these hyperscale data centers will often come to local governments and local government or people who have full time jobs and serve on the city council and so imagine that you spend an average of 12 hours a week as city. you have no staff and hardly any time. and you're supposed to read tens of thousands

grid? you know what happened to the gasoline and oil in this country? you know what would be happening to us? you cannot treat an industrialized nationway like it is some kind of a fourth grade science experiment. and yet that's exactly what's going on and costs live in is horrendous. man kind matters. mankind is not second to nature. mankind matters that it's a jobb of politicians and governments. to represent the people. to service the people. not these crazy radical left wing ideologies. i mark: will come back america. we heard their friend newt gingrich the former speaker as you all know, historian. that is why what i an intercom. before we get into a house of representatives document california briefly. california's water shortages electricity shortages run out some blackouts. it's got uncontrollable fires. it's got the highest taxes in the nation the worst regulatory state in the nation. it's got a one-party rule where the democrats on the left can do whatever they want. that's why it isn't a disaster. >> listing california and go from the promised land of ronald reagan to a nightmare. and tragically watching the nightmare this

national guard just across the way. they are guarding most of altadena. it does remain under that mandatory evacuation order and they are doing grid searches and continuing may have died and utility and hazmat crews they have begun their work. at the same time as you mentioned pressing questions. >> oh no. >> reporter: residents took videos like this one that suggest the fire's first flames may have been at the base of an electrical transmission tower. local authorities confirm they are investigating those accounts as part of their investigation. but stress no cause has determined. we've seen workers out in that area for the past two days. this week, four lawsuits have been filed laying blame on southern california edison and today the "l.a. times" is reporting state regulators criticized ellison for falling behind in inspecting its transmission lines and high risk areas just months before this fire. the eaton fire ravaged block after block here in altadena. and the paper did report that edison is reviewing those lawsuits. now to help those in need, take a look. the disaster resource center did open to the public at pasadena city college yesterday. those

grid. president biden says such steps are meant to build the next generation of ai "in a way that enhances economic competitiveness, national security, ai safety, and clean energy." on wall street today, stocks ended mixed after a reassuring report on wholesale inflation. the dow jones industrial average added more than 200 points, or about half-a-percent. the nasdaq fell around 40 points, as investors continue to sour on tech stocks. the s&p 500 managed a slight gain on the day. and in northern india, what's described as the word's largest religious gathering is underway. the hindu festival of maha kumbh mela draws millions of worshippers from across india, and beyond. holy men smeared with ash rode on chariots today as part of a march to the confluence of three sacred rivers. the faithful believe that a dip in the waters will cleanse them of their sins and end the cycle of reincarnation. the festival takes place every 12 years. more than 400 million hindus are expected to take part over the next six weeks. still to come on the news hour we speak to republican and , democratic senators about the contentious nominee for sec