what has gone wrong in puerto rico?thank you for keeping puerto rico in the hearts and minds of all americans. i think this show has given a step forward, so that once the cameras left the disaster, it sort of slows down. but, really, it's been bureaucracy. bureaucracy has been slowing down the process. even though there's some people doing a lot of good, we've been able to get some funding for puerto rico. but the process is slow. and as you know, we're heading to hurricane season next month, so we really need to hurry up that process. >> trevor: when you say "bureaucracy," do you mean bureaucracy within puerto rico, or do you mean bureaucracy that comes down from the united states? >> well, bureaucracy in puerto rico, we're taking-- we're dealing with it, right. we're eliminating it. we're cutting the red tape. but it's within the systems that have been in place in the united states. for example, some of these processes that take 10 to 14 days in any other state would take 117 days in puerto rico. >> trevor: wow. >> r

he makes so we're back from puerto rico but i could not really leave put a rico spiritually or mentally so i dressed kind of like one of the buildings and also on one hand i love the color. so while we were in puerto rico i know we klein you know the famous no logo author she was had written a piece for the intercept and i wanted to follow up on that and then. basically go over our perceptions after being in puerto rico for nearly two weeks and see part of america what we feel about it and what our assessment of it and what her but some of her arguments here it's a really good piece she wrote for the intercept the battle for paradise puerto rican ultra rich porto peons are locked in a pitch struggle over a house to remake the island now first of all she did go around the island and she went to a place called casa point below which is in an area called us which isn't basically in the middle of the island a little bit to the west and there's this one place called casa play blows a beautiful pink building everything is bright color there and it was the only place that had electricity after

lastly, i know puerto rico came up, as we saw in puerto rico following hurricane maria, important to respond to a catastrophic event. i spent over a decade in the tech sector in cloud computing. i'm well aware of the need of reliable connectivity. mr. long, how is fema leveraging technology to improve communications following a natural disaster? >> well we have a long way to go. and in some cases, i want to move away from manual processes to incorporate more technology to help us rapidly assess and improve assistance as we go forward. as i quoted earlier, we had to do 2.4 million home inspections. why can we not use technology and imagery to say yes, these houses are damaged there is 8 feet of water in this house. therefore it's approved rather than go through the cumbersome process of sending people out to verify damages. but we have to be care to feel protect against waist, fraud and abuse, which i don't think most disaster survivors by any means are trying to do. but we have to protect the tax-paying dollars. it's the right mix of technology as well as the manual processes that we

in the northwestern part of puerto rico. the response to emergencies is one of the core responsibilities of any health department and san francisco health department has had decades of experience, so we felt obligated to assist the puerto rican people and their communities medical providers. you'll hear more from the staff, they supported the clinical staff and continued to provide care to thousands, the clinics in puerto rico. our staff crossed rivers and climbed mountains with local clinic staff to provide medical and psychological support in people's homes. we want to continue to support these clinics and we encourage catastrophens to help us. -- san franciscans to help us. we set up a fund at our public health foundation and all the dollars go to the clinics to continue their efforts. i'm so proud today. and i had my own experience of running a community clinic in a middle of a disaster. i know how important it is to get the support we provided to these clinics, so i want to ask the staff to come up and talk about their

we'll have more from merto rico inent. but first to oklahoma, where some of the state's largest school districts will remain closedn monday. the state's largest teachers union says it will tak40more than theillion approved friday by lawmakers to end their walkout. ben felder is a reporter with the oklahoman and joins me from oklahoma city. we're entering day six now. by the time we get to day eight what's the sticking point? what's holding people back from finding and breaking through to deal? >> the teacher walkout started last monday with educators demanding more money for public schools. prior to the walkout, the state legislature had approved over $400 million in tax increases to fund some education funding, bmt ly for teacher patriotic which ranked near the last in the country. about a $6100 raise was coming to teachers,nd lawmakers thought that they had averted the walkout. but etn'ators said that w enough. it actually wasn't untilled from that we saw the oklahma education association, the state's largest teachers' u

i was in puerto rico last week. met with the governor and we are now starting to, we finalized the dialogue on 4-28 to move forward on how to build a more resilient puerto rico. it's the best way to move forward. not just for puerto rico, but for communities in the future because we're giving you a budget. it's driven recovery. it says how does the state of california want their recovery to go as a result of this wildfire so we're not back again. governor, you know best, local communities, so let's design that outcome driven recovery now up front and let's work towards that. if you manage that budget, governor, very aggressively, whatever's left over, you can keep and put in and incentivise predisaster projects you would like to see that were not factored into the original project work sheets. because right now, if we attack puerto rico the old traditional way, we would be writing thousands of projects work sheets that would get reversioned year over year or over. i'm not sure we would be working toward a common rec

when puerto rico oes budget reaches a low point the loans can begin to be placed and puerto rico can draw down against them. that's the deal between treasury and the governor worked out in puerto rico. i can come back in writing for specifics. >> okay. i would appreciate it. and do we have time for a second round? >> i don't know. >> you don't know? okay. i'll anticipate we do and yield back. >> ms. lowey. >> thank you, very much and thank you for your presentation. administrator long i understand that fema and the department of homeland security is looking to change the way risk is calculated for met ra poll tan areas this could impact the allocation of grant funding. both state and programs and the security initiative. i'm aware that the threat is changing and we need to take that into account. my concern is that rather than relying on a robust analysis of threat, vulnerability and consequences, the risk analysis will be tweaked to fit what is a perception of the evolving threat. that would defeat the purpose of having a rigorous risk methodology at all. so has any independent and

i was in puerto rico last week. met with the governor and we are now starting to -- we finalized the dialogue on 428 to move forward to how to build a more resilient puerto rico. 428 is the best way to move forward, not just for puerto rico but for communities in the future. we're giving you a budget. it says, how does the state of california want their recovery to go as a result of this child re so we are not back again, governors, you know best. so let's have it upfront. let's put the money towards it and let's work towards that. if you manage that budget, governor rosario, you can put in and incentivize predisaster projects you would like to see that were not factored into the original project worksheets. right now if we attack puerto rico, the old traditional way, we would be writing thousands and thousands of project worksheets that would get reversioned year over year over year. and i'm not sure we would be working toward any common recovery outcome. so we were able to put that into place. it's not something y

and what's happening in puerto rico. so my last two questions are related to puerto rico. six months after maria devastated puerto rico, the island still has a long way to go, as we've discussed. according to press reports, fema has received claims for assistance to repair over 1 million homes on the island, but fewer than 40% of those have been paid. and one reason for this delay is apparently a difficulty for residents to prove they own their homes. and it has been reported that some transactions are based on verbal agreements and handshakes and never officially recorded. other survivors may have lost official documents during the storm. fema needs to find a way and a long-term solution or some residents may never be able to return home. so what the current plan to help these homeowners? do you need additional authority from congress to help solve this problem? and finally, will you commit -- if you need help from us, will you commit to viproviding us wi technical assistance on what is needed to fix the problem, includ

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the gentlelady from puerto rico. miss gonzalez-colon: i want to the chairman and committee members for supporting this bill. this bill will provide data that is important for that recognition in terms of the depakets of the island for the near future and i hope this bill will pass and give puerto rico the opportunities we need to fulfill the opportunities we have in the region and with the states. and with that, i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from puerto rico. all in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. . it's now in order to consider amendment number 84 printed in art a of house report 115-650. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 84 printed in part a of house report 115-650 offered by mrs. comstock of virg

like most of puerto rico, the s hit hard by hurricane maria last fall. it's still trying to recover. but the people here have problepo beyonrty and storm damage. >> ( translated ): the next house, the man died of cancer. >> reporter: alberto colon is a retired maintenance worker in f the cityne o poorer neighborhoods. he suffers from sinusitiloand has deved an abscess on his chest. down the street from his house, a truck pulls away from a home ere it has delivered medical supplies. colon says that's a common sight here. >> >> translated ): people complain about diseases like asthma, cancer. it's normal for people to have cancer. before a certain point, if a person here got cancer, you would say, "my god, this person has cancer!" today, you see them as just one more person. >> reporter: colon believes he knows the source of his neighborhood's suffering. miramar sits downwind from puerto rico's only coal-burning power plant and a 120 foot-high mound of an industrial product the plangenerates by burning coal. it's called agremax. agremax consists mostly of

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so just to sort of level the bubble, i was in puerto rico last weekend for a couple reasons. one of which was to go back. as you probably know i was there about six weeks after maria hit, and so i've been keeping a very close eye on the situation. as you know where thousands of army reserve soldiers, family members down there, also on the reserve installations in fort buchanan is there, frankly played a key role as a platform to support a lot of activities there. very early on. let me assure you first of all that i paying very close attention to this, both in terms of how we are recovering from what happened and also preparing for what is possibly going to happen next. in fact, ranking member and i talked about this yesterday briefly. so from an investment strategy perspective, in terms of reconstituting quislings and capabilities, as i touch staunchest minute ago in my opening statement, opening remarks, looking at investment strategy to not only reconstitute particularly the spot power generation water purification capabilities that some extent we have stressed mightily as

it is hard to gauge, rico.rte there's quite a polarised atmosphere and i found a lot of the people i spoke to an nervous about speaking openly, they are nervous about contradicting the president. everybody here accept something has to be done. they accept these problems are long—standing. it's a very small island, massive numbers of tourists come, huge numbers of people, its disputed how many, but well over 30,000 lives on the island over time and the infrastructure hasn't kept up. the sewerage has polluted the seas and that's opposed tourism. some people opposed to the president have said this might make a difference, though. people don't understand why it is so sudden. they expected a warning period, maybe six months, which was initially discussed in cabinet, for them to get their act together and start making progress with perhaps the threat of a closure after that but the president suddenly six weeks ago saidi the president suddenly six weeks ago said i want the shutdown this month, they've had no time to p

on wednesday puerto rico lost power the entire island with a population of three point three million people lost power the blackout was triggered by a single electron line to the old and outdated electrical grid on the island which has become exponentially worse as a result of last year's devastating hurricanes the massive blackout as a result of hurricane maria last year caused three point four billion last consumer hours on the island which is more than the rest of the u.s. combined over five years we were able to catch up with the mayor of one puerto rican town mayor maria melendez who spoke to our producer about her take on the dire circumstances with regard to puerto rican energy. if you live in puerto rico and don't have the money to buy a powered generator then you'd be living in the dark. wednesday morning a disruption to a single power line right the entire island electricity production to a grinding halt there were no blart in the stores so they haul was a shutout just because of the crane touch a bigger line who stopped all of the seven areas all the plans energy plans. we

could solar energy bring puerto rico out of the dark? much more. >> woodruff: we return to our lead story, the risinsions with china over trade. in the wake of comments by top trump administration official today that the tariffs announced are subject to negotiations underway. spoke a short tie ago with party peter, a senior advisor to esident trump and director to the white house national trade council. >> let's start with the bi cture here. the big picture here is that china has been stealing our intellectual property for years, when an american company goes to china, they force that american company to surrender its technology to a ceese competitor. that cheese competitor winds beating the american company not just in the chinese market but around the world, and that's an unsustainable situation that president trump has decided to crack down on. have a program todo that. it's not just that chisna che and steals our intellectual property, they're also coming here with large bags full of money to basically buy up the crown jules of ameri

on wednesday puerto rico lost power the entire island with a population of three point three million people lost power the blackout was triggered by a single electron line to the old and outdated electrical grid on the island which has become exponentially worse as a result of last year's devastating hurricanes the massive blackout as a result of hurricane maria last year caused three point four billion last consumer hours on the island which is more than the rest of the u.s. combined over five years we were able to catch up with the mayor of one puerto rican town mayor maria melendez who spoke to our producer about her take on the dire circumstances with regard to puerto rican energy. if you live in puerto rico and don't have the money to buy a powered generator then you'd be living in the dark. wednesday morning a disruption to a single power line right the entire island electricity production to a grinding halt they were no pork in the distorts so they haul was a shutout just because the cream touch a bigger line who stopped all the seven areas all the plans energy plans. where we

but puerto rico remains our responsibility.hey have had a very serious infrastructure problem before this happened, which is partly why it is so up damaged. and we're keeping an eye on the virgin islands. you over your break went to both of those places to see how the improvements are. and the virgin islands is doing a bit better. >> it is very hard to compare the two because the virgin islands, so small compared to puerto rico, but puerto rico needs this attention and needs serious strategy at this point. >> all right. we'll stay on top of both those stories. thank you for watching this hour of "velshi & ruhle." see you back today at 3:00. >> and i'll see you back tomorrow at 9:00. right now, it's time for andrea mitchell and "andrea mitchell reports." >>> and right now on "andrea mitt chchell reports," the art dodge. what is leaving rod rosenstein hanging? >> they have been saying, i'm going to get rid of them for the last three months, four months, five months, and they are still there. we want to get the investigation overw

. >> y pasÁndola rico. >> y en quÉ lugar en cabo san lucas quÉ maravilloso. >> y cancelaron, una lÍneavuelos y acabaron cancelando el vuelo porque es por causas de fuerza mayor el tema que se quedaron varo des les dijeron no hay mÁs vuelos aquÍ estÁ el dinero que pagaron, arreglenselas como puedan. >> te imaginas lo que te digan. >> la experiencia que he tenido si hay cancelaciÓn por causas de fuerza mayor como tormenta de nieve y huracÁn te tratan de solucionar el problema, no te regresan el dinero pero te acomodan, pero ellos como no tenÍan vuelos programados porque terminaba la temporada la gente que a lo mejor no le alcanza pa comprar en otr aerolÍnea que tiene otro precio probablemente mÁs caro se queda varado sin saber quÉ hacer y la mayorÍa de la gente tiene un promedio de dinero que va a gastar en vacaciones y no tiene mÁs dinerito para gastar en otra aerolÍnea. >> sabes que pasa no sÉ si a ustedes les ocurre cuando estamos comprando pasajes, pensamos estamos pagando menos dinero, pero cuando es por cuestiones que no depende de ellos que estÁ fuera de su control como condicione

so general luckee, if i could talk to you about puerto rico. i had the opportunity to be with the fish and wildlife and epa but i was also with the park service and the forest service, and i was with a gentleman from the forest service who is going to be retiring shortly but also continues to serve in the army reserve. and so we had a great conversation and i made it about personal struggles that they're having in puerto rico. being in the guard, being in the reserve and at the same time the federal responsibilities that fish and wildlife park shaf epa -- you wouldn't believe what our federal employees were doing down there to help with the rekfry. the federal park service had supplies and some of the police from puerto rico had their equipment in there to protect it. so i want to make sure you have what you need because we have another hurricane season coming up. generators, supplies, equipment. equipment that might be on a wish list to help with some of the things going down there. so along with the economy, the stress on the reserve componen

a single tree went down in puerto rico, knocked 900,000çó gçagain.tunity have power not just now but going forward uninterrupted in the future is huge. >> the first responders, people are still relying on them so critically. >>> we are tracking dangerous conditions on the coast. san francisco fire department tweeted warning, saying that waves could reach 20 feet. and there's a strong chance for rip currents and large shore breaks. that's the story from ocean beach. it's always a little tough going on ocean beach. it's always treacherous there, but this is even elevating that more. >> for april, it's been unusual. as we go through 7:00 friday. more caution than you typically would this time of we're as temperatures climb. dangerous conditions, probably moo saturda into saturday, too. right now it's windy, we don't have rain or fast-moving downpours. look at that wind speed, 23 miles per hour. we have a little bit of a wind-chill factor coming up this evening as temperatures drop to the 40s. right now, still 56 in dublin. winds at 14 miles per hour. sa

ahora se produce desde el sur de puerto rico y una parte pequeÑa desde el norte de puerto rico.l sistema energÉtico para poder, las tormentas van a seguir desgraciadamente. vivimos en un globo terrÁqueo donde el calentamiento global es una realidad, y eso hace que las tormentas sean mÁs y mas fuertes. >>> esperamos que esta nueva temporada no sea tan difÍcil como las demÁs, y no querÍa dejar de agradecerle ese esfuerzo que estÁ haciendo por el pueblpuertoiqueÑo, nos sentimos orgullosos que sea una de las 100 personas mÁs influyentes de la revista time y nos encanta que haya podido hacer el enlace con nosotros el dÍa de hoy. >>> encantada de estar con ustedes. un abrazo y muchas bendiciones. >>> igualamente para ustedes y gracias por el trabajo que sigue realizando y alzando la voz. nos ponemos al dÍa en la farÁndula, erika y francisco nos traen las actualidad, adelante >>> feliz viernes, quÉ emociÓn de estar acÁ para llevarles lo mejor del mundo del entretenimiento. >>> continÚa la pelea entre claudia galbÁn, lorenzo y chiquis claudia mostrÓ en redes sociales su exlorenzo tenien

still ahead on nbc bay area news -- >> a bay area woman takes action after seeing parts of puerto ricotill without power. her 15,000 pound delivery helping to get the country back online. ack in t box for the cholula buttery jack. a little hot sauce there... woah. what's happening? jack i'm trying to film this commercial! oh my gosh, sorry. with delicious cholula hot sauce and crispy jalapenos on a signature bun. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. made with delicious cholula hot sauce,ack. crispy jalapenos and pepper jack cheese on a signature bun. yep, this is my third one today. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. only at jack in the box. >>> the world watched as hur kay maria caused devastating power outages and destruction in puerto rico last fall. the second largest power outage in world history. >> to moss residents in the tiny island had no leelectricity whea ceo of a company didn't want to wait any longer p. a story that will make the bay area proud. >> you don't get to be a successful entrepreneur without being comfortable

puerto rico has received an influx of watch chain innovators who pledged to transform the region after hurricane rita's devastating damage but i'm hoping happens as a lot of people come to puerto rico and they take a look around our. place and there are these people are amazing they're so nice and so there's so much culture that's so beautiful here why is it that that things are so difficult why or why are there such struggles maybe i can make a difference maybe i can help us meet those are three consecutive conferences detainee's last chance balance and point agenda we're all working together to build a community of the future and give back to the people of puerto rico today we're going to install a five different solar solar set up surveying power to hold the. water chain stems from a ten year old incorporated company and is going to washington d.c. centralized water by creating a system of sensors automating water treatment and recycling process that shows puerto rico and teamed up with the restart for its first systems implementation with a country that recycles the most water. you

rico just yesterday morning.uthority boasted all power was restored seven months after hurricane maria. an hour later an excavator working on a fallen tower caused an outage that impacted nearly every home and business on the island. >> trevor: that sucks so much for puerto rico just when they get their power back, one guy knocks it out. i also feel bad for him. the last time it went out, it was an act of god. this time an act of pablo. he was probably getting death threats from people. luckily, they couldn't find him in the dark. people were, like, pablo! pablo! pablo! marco -- polo -- got you! got you! ( laughter ) laugh in the news this week, a new political alliance rocking the d.c. alignment. >> a rapper could have a future in politics after getting a shoutout, came after the 25-year-old rapper did an interview where she shared her knowledge of presidents. she said f.d.r. was the real make america great again because if it wasn't for him old people wouldn't even have social security and got a big show of sup

we've gotten $18.5 billion directly for puerto rico, but the statute allows for getting more.dres last night who's been helping to feed the people there. he says the predictions for the next hurricane season is even worse for than maria. >> we have to prepare. that's why it's disconcerting. we're lifting up the energy grid but it's 40 years older than those here. my job as governor is to make sure we have micro grids across the islands, 450% renewable so we can be a model for all the world. >> are you feeling confident and ready for hurricane season? listening to you, i'm getting even more concerned. >> well, listen. we hope for the best, but we've got to prepare for the worst. this whole month we've been preparing, visiting all of the protocols. we've been establishing the packet forward. a hurricane like maria has been hard. we'll be better off for it next time. >> thank you, governor. >> hoping another one doesn't hurt. thank you, governor. >>> fleetwood mac is launching a new tour with two new members. >> so is this effectively a new band? >> this is absolutely a new band.

his parts were born in puerto rico.ys they were given a lot of opportunities when they moved to new york. >> and it doesn't mean much to you if you can't share it. and this -- i'm given the opportunity to go back high pressure how could i say no? >> the mission has always been about taking care of the most vulnerable. lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> all right. enjoy the last of the weather for now anyway. >> it was gorgeous today, right, true dry. >>> quiet, calm conditions into wednesday. but then we see the change the second half of thursday. hout there tonight temperatures drop into the 40s over the next 12 hours. high clouds from time to time and there will be some patchy fog on the coast could be locally dense. if you live at the coast might be greetwood that tomorrow. highs wednesday calling it a milky sky. 63 in san francisco. 66 in oakland. 73 in san jose. 71 in santa rosa and concord. up to 73. into friday it's a level two moderate storm with rain. the heaviest rain looks friday night and the wettest spots in

we are conducting a puerto rico relief mission. we'll conduct a medical relief effort in puerto rico to assist with the efforts in the wake of hurricane maria. a 15 person team made up of doctors, nurses, and workers will depart april 6th on a trip to the northwest island commonwealth. this is going to be led by the director of primary care for the san francisco health net work. we will assist a federally qualified health center serving communities where the storm damage and health impacts are still very present. in hurtado, water and power have not yet been restored. the frisk team will split into two groups with one based at a clinic treating parents, and another going door to door in the community providing assessments, delivery and care to those who may not be able to reach clinics. as an example because many do not have electricity, as an example for diabetic patients, they actually deliver the insulin on a daily basis because of the fact that the infrastructure of those areas are still not impact. the storm as you know can ex

i'm rico hizon. a motor show in the world's biggest car market, china, global automakers are unveiling some of their new models while chinese automakers are showcasing their increasing ability to make high—quality vehicles. robin brant is that the beijing motor show and hejoins us now. —— is at. robin, what are the latest trends and what is the buzz at the auto show? well, rico, 28 million new cars were sold in china last year, that is a vast market, as you say, the biggest in the world, that's why this event and others across the country in shanghai are such a big draw but there are signs growth in the car market is slowing gradually in line with the trend in the chinese economy. the other area of concern on the minds of the auto bosses at this event in particular is the prospect of a trade dispute between china and the us getting worse, are they about to see a trade war in which they could be stuck in the middle? we've been tooting too of the auto world's biggest names, bmw and fourth, they have a

an island-wide power blackout in puerto rico. the investigation into what caused this devastating blow to the recovery there after hurricane maria. we'll take you there. >>> also -- haley hitting back. the u.n. ambassador defending herself as the white house said she might have been confused about whether the u.s. would put new sanctions on russia. what it might mean for her future inside and outside this administration. >>> also, the trailblazing u.s. navy pilot at the controls when that southwest plane's engine blew. how she stayed calm in that life or death situation. oh. hey mom. now that we have your attention... capri sun has four updated drinks. now with only the good stuff. do you know how to use those? nope. get those kids some capri sun! nope. i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. i bet i'm the first blade maker you've ever met. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making our thinnest longest lasting blades on the market. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody

i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: a very special relationship — presidents trump and macron hit it off, but while it's been friendly so far, the iran nuclear deal is still up in the air. if iran threatens the us in any way, they will pay a price like few countries have ever paid. after the toronto van attack and a dramatic arrest, 25—year—old alek minassian appears in court charged with 10 counts of murder. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: malaria is tearing through malaysia, but in the forests of borneo, could technology be the answer? and a look at how two former child militants and enemies, are now making peace in indonesia. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7pm in washington, where president trump received his first official state visitor with more than the usual handshakes and smiles. the two appeared in their own words, to have a very special relationship. but on policy, perhaps they were not so very close. president macron had come to washington to urge mr trump to

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devastating fire outages and destruction in puerto rico last fall.esearch firm just concluded it qualifies as the second largest power outage in world history. relief was coming in so slowly, in facts one ceo of one san francisco company decided she couldn't wait any longer and she couldn't sit back and wait. garvin thomas has what she did in this morning's bay area proud. >> reporter: you don't get to be a successful entrepreneur without being come forfortable g risks. what she and her company did last fall was a departure from anything she had done running her solar company but one she said she had to take. >> this is a pretty even distribution. >> as ceo of solar energy company, lynn juritch spends much of her day talking and thinking about power. but not just the electric kind. there's also power as in the ability to be in control of one's life both types of power lynn says is what her company sun run provides her power. >> what's so powerful about solar for people, it's freedom. >> reporter: they also happen to be the two things she says the peo

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. >> que rico tener placa las vegas, en el lanzamiento mundial de tu nuevo tema . >> estoy contento,trata . >> cuÉntame un poco . >> cada puesta en escena, es o como una pequeÑa obra de teatro . >> con quien te querÉs enfrentar? . >> contigo . >> lo que siempre que te encuentras con uno, . >> los felicitÉ . >> con ricky, con cantidad de gente, camina para un lado, que jennifer lÓpez viene , y cuando los ves es una complicidad de cariÑo, besos y abrazos , y luego cada uno sigue su camino . >> donde se reunirÁn todas esas estrellas aparte de pedila premiaciÓn maÑana a las sie7:06 centro con la zona roja, sabemos, es todo desde las vegas regresÓ con ustedes los estudios . >> sabÍa usted que el alcohol puede causar bacterias, un estudio de la universidad de nueva york revelÓ que las personas que ingieren licor p pueden desarrollar con enfermedades de las encÍas e incluso cÁncer, recomiendan disminuir el consumo de alcohol y asÍ como una buena higiene ment dental. >> preocupados por un brote de paperas, en la divisiÓn de salud pÚblica confirman cuatro casos mÁs de paperas elevando el nÚme

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. >>> following the hurricane that devastated puerto rico that island continues to slowly recover. >>of concern is health care. the health department in san francisco is committed to helping a town in puerto rico still without power and still in crisis by providing doctors and nurses for a week. >> reporter: hurricane maria left puerto rico in chaos. >> this recovery is going to take a long time. >> reporter: the lackluster response from the federal government. >> the hurricane happened on my birthday to see this island destroyed. >> reporter: dr. ann dalman is a physician whose husband has family on the island. she will be traveling to two small towns on the island. >> we have a large staff of puer puerto rican descent and they have had great concern, for us, this is a humanitarian effort. >> reporter: the group divided into two groups. one working at the clinic in one town and the second group will be going door to door to provide medical care to those who can't make it to the clinic. the san francco contingency will give doctors and nurses a needed break. >> a lot of high blood pre

well the entire island of puerto rico has lost power again. here with fish off the grid story so as a tell us why. puerto rico was plunged into darkness on wednesday in the biggest krakow on the island since hard hit last year but to make matters worse it's barely been a week since a tree fell on a power line cutting electricity to eight hundred forty thousand people the island's lectures to authority three said it would take up to thirty six hours for power to be restored the outage interrupted crosses and forced dozens of businesses to temporary closed now quite unfortunate because that morning puerto rico's authorities have been boasting that less than three percent of the island's residents were without power and this video was posted on twitter because of the power outage a train in san juan came to a stop between stations and you can see there some passengers had no choice but to get off and walk along the tracks to safety now some people to have been using generates is to work around the blackouts and it certainly didn't stop a baseball

>> muy rico, sabe muy rico y el postre estuvo un poco mejor, pero no pudimos ver el postre en la notaan diferencia rashel y zuleyka, vamos con el grandote de puerto rico. >> marco no te sigas exponiendo por favor. >> dÉjame decirle marco tambien tiene sus cosas. >> tiene a berny. >> lo que sÉ que chayanne le tocÓ los abdominales a chayanne ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ chayanne que bueno tener la oportunidad de hablar contigo ademÁs en esta semana y en este dÍa de tanta emociÓn como son hay que ver en diferentes ciudades. >> la Última vez que estuviste en premios billboard fue un momento muy difÍcil, de hecho muchos pensaron que no ibas a llegar al escenario te paraste y le dedicaste tu actuaciÓn a tu mamÁ, despuÉs de estos aÑos que han pasado ya cuatro cÓmo estÁ el chayanne que se va a presentar en premios billboard. >> sÚper bien, estoy feliz el amor hacia las personas que las sigues teniendo contigo pero de otra manera, siempre estarÁn aÍi presentes quizÁ no las vez, pero tambiÉn maduras y aprendes de la situaciÓn. >> hablemos del gran estreno de esta noche que en redes sociales has puesto como cierta

rico is the racketeering law that brought down the mafia.ut in this case it is a civil rico and the basic allegations are, take all of the things that we know about russia involvement in the campaign, trump contacts with russia during the campaign. and now we are saying all those things that we previously called collusion, now they are a civil conspiracy under the rico statutes. basically, what this means is all of these contacts, all of these e-mails, all these relationships constituted a conspiracy to commit a number of predicate crimes. >> how would you make the argument to have this dismissed. >> first, the number one thing i would do is attack the civil rico. and i would say that merely putting out all of these facts -- and this is where it becomes very political. when you list all of these contacts with russia that the trump campaign had, that donald trump jr. had, all of these individuals, you have to ask yourself a question, does this show a conspiracy or is it just showing a lot of acts that had very close similarity and very close