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vailable in texas meaning have a lot more sunny days. texas is a stand alone area as far as energy resources it does not need to import energy from other states or from the federal government it can export energy by on so that the resources are here and the cost of energy per b.t.u. or per whatever you measure it is usually almost always lower in texas that is in the rest of the the states. which is very good for us but that's because with the independent access power grid. texas does not have to let the us regulate the costs the price of energy. the people who work of them are not employees they're partners and they've agreed that when they get paid for their work. that they will be paid in silver that is produced from them and it makes sense because they're producing real money and they want to be paid in real money. everything is part of their exchanging their labor. hours of their life. for a commodity and that commodity is silver that's like paying people in eggs and bacon but since they're being paid in a commodity according to the

it's developing overnight in texas. a massive explosion at a fertilizer plant in the small town of west texas, 20 miles from waco. the moment of impact captured on video. reports say 10 to 15 home and buildings were demolished and crews are trying to rescue residents at this hour. dozens more homes are heavily damaged. that blast shattered windows ten miles away. the town's mayor telling cnn just what it felt like. >> i just have never seen an explosion like that. a ball of fire and it looked like a nuclear bomb went off. big old mushroom cloud. >> so, police officials are reluctant to say how many people have died. >> at this point we don't know a number that have been killed. i will confirm there have been fatalities. i think we will see those fatalities increase as we get toward the morning. numerous injuries have been removed from the scene to the hospital. we've taken them into city limits, waco, providence where they're being treated. >> more than 150 people are being treated at area hospitals. about half the town o

texas. bad seal was a dog. that in eighteen thirty seven and is still in the capitol building today right here in the very center of the building. which is just another evidence that the republic of texas has not gone away there's just a different form of government covering it but the land the people and the culture and the spirit of texas are still the same today. as an elected senator in the texas republic. i've had to give thought to whether i even wanted to run for that office. during all of that i decided that it was worth doing for several reasons i have children and grandchildren. i guess pretty soon i'll have great grandchildren. and i want them to grow up and live in a place that's truly free. and that requires a nation that's independent. where the government is limited it's limited in the amount of money it can spend or borrow or print. or coin or whatever. so i saw a chance for me. to play a part of. having a clearer vision putting it in words putting it on paper and creating they set the foundation

i anticipate a broken northwest texas that should fill in a little bit more. i will not say we will have severe weather, but it could be hailed. that is the -- >> we are following in developing breaking news story out of the town of west texas right outside of waco, texas. earlier there was an explosion at a fertilizer plant that happened around 750 two p.m., about 8:50 p.m. eastern time. we don't know the casualties of injuries or possible fatalities. we are hearing reports of possibly hundreds of injured and up to two dead. those are preliminary reports and are not confirmed. the blast was felt as far as 15 miles away and could be heard as far as 45 miles away. at this time, officials have a lingering concerns about air quality in the area. they are asking residents to stay indoors to avoid the possibility of coming into contact with toxic fumes. the fire continues to burn. it not only did damage to the plant but damage to surrounding buildings. reports that a nursing home and a middle school were also damaged in this explosion that occurred at a fertilizer

breaking news, the latest on an explosion at a fertilizer plant in texas. agents are pursuing what he call a strong lead this morning in the investigation of the deadly boston marathon bombings. now, keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and moring. i'm richard lui, thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day on your nbc station. have a good one. . . . >>> there was a major, major explosion, the windows came in on me, the roof, the ceiling. >> the school is gone, the apartments are gone. it is horrible. >>> a desperate search for survivors in west texas. a small town leveled. hundreds of people are injured, as many as 15 are dead. dozens of homes and buildings completely wiped out. this morning, the search is on for people still missing, including officers and firefighters. it is 4:30. good morning. i'm laura garcia cannon. >>> i'm jon kelley. we are getting an idea of how large this explosion was. people more than 70 miles away from the town of west texas felt this blast. it was so large the usgs says it r

we have reports that a number of people have gone to waco, texas. they are reporting they are treating a number of burn injuries, which would be consistent with the nature of this kind of explosion. in terms of some other effects of this devastating blast, officials have closed i-35. that is the main interstate into and out of west, texas. they have also issued a no-fly zone of a three-mile radius around that area. the concern is of a secondary explosion taking place, which of course could affect aircraft. there are also concerns about toxic fumes. parts of the area have been evacuated for those same reasons. the concern of course, the primary concern, is to treat those injured and to prevent any further injuries or loss of life. so a number of people have been evacuated from the area in case there is a secondary explosion, but of those who have remained nearby, the mayor is asking them to stay indoors. this is because of the concern for toxic fumes. they want to make sure that people do not come in contact with that. in addition to that, officials h

texas on msnbc. >>> breaking news on "first look." an explosion at a fertilizer plant in texas. unknown fatalities and hundreds have been injured. >>> and in boston, the fbi believes they've isolated an image of a potential bombing suspect. new details just ahead. good morning. we begin with a massive and deadly explosion at a fertilizer plant in texas. we have video of the moment that blast took place. it is disturbing. in the clip, you can hear how the explosion led to sheer terror for a child watching nearby. [ explosion ] >> i can't hear. i can't hear. get out of here. please, get out of here. >> oh, my god. >> please, get out of here. please, get out of here. dad, please get out of here. >> this morning, police are not giving exact numbers on casualties. but early reports indicate that hundreds are injured. it all happened in the city of west, texas. that's about 20 miles north of waco. and registered a magnitude 2.1 on the richter scale. the local ems director was visibly injured in the blast. and he describes the explosion. >> just a major, major explosion. the windows cam

a texas public safety official saying there could have been perhaps more than one. e that there are hundreds that have been injured in this blast, at least 100. officials are not giving a number of fatalities but they are saying that they are sadly confident that there are fatalities. a nursing home, schools, and several homes have been damaged. estimates are that up to 100 buildings in that surrounding area have been damaged by this blast. and again, the force of it felt up to 70 miles away. officials are not only concerned about stabilizing the situation as it is now and getting everyone the treatment that they need, but they are also still concerned about the potential for more explosions. one official said there are still "active ingredients" on the scene and that they are concerned about more explosions. i want to bring in nbc news's charles hadlock at this time. he is live in west, texas. he joins us now on the phone. charles, are you seeing anything new, anything different, any developments on the ground there? >> it's a lot more quiet here in town. apparently

texas. that seal was a dog. that in eighteen thirty seven and is still in the capitol building today right here in the very center of the building. which is just another evidence that the republic of texas has not gone away there's just a different form of government covering it but the land the people and the culture and the spirit of texas are still the same today. as an elected senator in the texas republic. i've had to give thought to whether i even wanted to run for that office. during all of that i decided that it was worth doing for several reasons i have children and grandchildren. i guess pretty soon i'll have great grandchildren. and i want them to grow up and live in a place that's truly free and that requires a nation that's independent. where the government is limited it's limited in the amount of money it can spend or borrow or print. or coin or whatever. so i saw a chance for me. to play a part. having a clear vision putting it in words putting it on paper and creating they set the foundation on wh

they need a comprehensive plan to bring in the texas urban search and is rescue task force which is a very good task force in the federal system. it is set up in texas. and they will need to come up with a larger game plan using dogs and other techniques for perm accountability -- for personal accountability tomorrow. obviously they will have to try and find out who was in these homes that they have. i can see the residential area that is in close proximity to the site. fortunately -- if you can call it fortunate the school next to the site was empty at 8:00 at night. they did catch a break there, but they will have a secondary operation that will last days in terms of large areas searched. >> we are hearing that homes have literally collapsed and that sides of apartment complexes have been blown off. there has to be so much done to get through all of these different buildings. >> that's right. it is no different than a hurricane that comes in like we saw in katrina in the gulf area where it is going to blow the buildings over. so whether there are people -- i'm assuming at 8:00 at ni

terror as a massive blast ripped through a fertilizer plant near waco, texas. the horrifying moment caught on cell phone video. look. >> well that fiery explosion leveled dozens of homes and businesses within a 5 block radius. >> and at this hour, emergency crews still moving people out of the area. we do know 200 people were hurt in this explosion, this fire. police are confirming that there are fatalities. they will not give a precise number yet as they expect the number of deaths to rise. >> welcome to "fox & friends first". i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather cheryleds. -- heather childers. a town of 2800 people. half of the town has been evacuated so far as a result of this explosion that happened as at this fertilizer plant. we have been talking about the danger of the ammonia, anhydrous ammonia getting into the air. that's a major concern for responders and people living there as well. >> people are complaining of breathing problems as the toxic fumes spread. there's a talk of the change in the wind direction. they have already evacuated people on one

they need a comprehensive plan to bring in the texas urban search and is rescue task force which is a very good task force in the federal system. it is set up in texas. and they will need to come up with a larger game plan using dogs and other techniques for perm accountability -- for personal accountability tomorrow. obviously they will have to try and find out who was in these homes that they have. i can see the residential area that is in close proximity to the site. fortunately -- if you can call it fortunate the school next to the site was empty at 8:00 at night. they did catch a break there, but they will have a secondary operation that will last days in terms of large areas searched. >> we are hearing that homes have literally collapsed and that sides of apartment complexes have been blown off. there has to be so much done to get through all of these different buildings. >> that's right. it is no different than a hurricane that comes in like we saw in katrina in the gulf area where it is going to blow the buildings over. so whether there are people -- i'm assuming at 8:00 at ni

>>> tragedy in texas. a deadly explosion in a fertilizer plant injuries dozens, levels homes, and leaves a small town in a state of shock. >> just unbelievable, something you probably would not ever want to see in your life. captioning funded by cbs nlg >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, april 18th. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning all that's left of the texas fertilizer plant. destroyed by an explosion. last night's blast in the town of west was as powerful as a magnitude 2.1 earthquake. dozens have been injure and an unknown number have been killed. a ten-block area has been evacuated due to toxic fumes. amateur video captured the moment of the explosion, which occurred while firefighters were battling flames inside the plant. >> are you okay? >> i can't hear. >> officials say up to 75 homes have been damaged and an entire apartment complex was completely destroyed. this morning the search continues for survivors. >> i walked through the blast area, i sear

a guy from austin, texas was talking to the "dallas morning news," and he was about five miles away at a convenient store, stopped in to get a coca cola. he says the lights went out, the explosion happened and you could feel nit your chest and ears, and he said that ceiling tiles and pictures on the wall actually broke. >> wow. you know what i was going to ask you? we've been talking about the mass damage, but we're under the impression they're going to be searching all night. is there still a search and rescue effort ongoing now or are they just monitoring the situation? >> if you heard the press conference, you almost have to read between the lines a little bit. they are calling it a search and rescue, but everyone that needed to be at the hospital or needed to be treated was being treated. so they are going door to door. they're searching through the rubble of these homes and this apartment building that had been just devastated, hoping there might still be survivors. the big concern, of course, the firefighters, the first responders who showed up and caught in that blast. those wer

group of white texas and it actually asked the aryan brotherhood for permission to start achapter of the group and they were refused. they went ahead and started their own group, iran brotherhood of texas, anyway. it is structured some ways into a larger brotherhood. it calls its leaders generals and majors and lieutenant and colonels and that sort of thing. they are heavily involved in running rackets outside the prisons, although they are mainly in the prisons. they do this through elaborate set of codes, verbal and written codes. the other thing i think can be said about both the aryan brotherhood of texas and the 211 crew of colorado, these groups used to be largely contained within the prisons but increasingly are spilling out onto the streets and we see these gangs increasing the exercise real muscle on the streets. you mentioned extortion. that is something to do quite a lot of. of course there also extorting inmates within the prison system. one last thing that bears saying about these groups, while there certainly white supremacists, that innocence is a kind of ove

a populated area in the town of west, texas. you heard of fatalities, have you lost anyone at the hospital? >> no, we have had zero fatalities here. of course, we're hearing the reports, as you are, that we certainly anticipate having a number of fatalities there at the scene and especially as morning comes and they're able to sift through more of the debris and more of the, you know, explosion blast that is there. certainly we hope and pray that's not the case. tonight our prayers are with all the citizens of west and their loved ones around the country and around the world. >> absolutely. a lot of prayers going out to west, texas, today. for the harrowing events there. we also got the chance to speak with sergeant patrick swanson of the west police department. and he did confirm for us that there have been fatalities. we turn now to sergeant swanson. >> what can you tell us about it? >> well, just to kind of bring you up to speed, i can tell you about 6:00 p.m. tonight, west fire department responded to a fire call at a fertil

texas. there have been at least two explosions at a fertilizer plant in the city of west, texas. 80 miles south of dallas. there have been mass casualties. explosions hit before 8:00 central time. we first broke this story at the 6:00 news. hospitals are treating up to 100 people injured. i have heard reports that as many as 40 of those people have very serious injuries. the injured suffered what doctors call blast injuries. injuries to their legs and arms and cuts and bruises. a hazardous materials team is at the plant. there is an evacuation order for the area which includes a school and nursing home. there are reports the nursing home and apartment complex are on fire. a witness says he saw smoke and then the first explosion and it was like a bomb going off the witness says. right now, first responders are on the scene to treat the injured and deal with the damaged plant. investigators will continue to try to figure out what happened but the immediate priority is to treat the injured and to make sure that they get people out as quickly as they can. you are looking at tape from the scene. bec

they need a comprehensive plan to bring in the texas urban search and is rescue task force which is a very good task force in the federal system. it is set up in texas. and they will need to come up with a larger game plan using dogs and other techniques for perm accountability -- for personal accountability tomorrow. obviously they will have to try and find out who was in these homes i have. i can see the residential area that is in close proximity to the site. fortunately -- if you can call it fortunate the school next to the site was empty at 8:00 at night. they did catch a break there, but they will have a secondary operation that will last days in terms of large areas searched. >> we are hearing that homes have literally collapsed and that sides of apartment complexes have been blown off. there has to be so much done to get through all of these different buildings. >> that's right. it is no different than a hurricane that comes in like we saw in katrina in the gulf area where it is going to blow the buildings over. so whether there are people -- i'm assuming at 8:00 at night ther

texas. we continue to follow the explosion. >>> it's a changing situation on the ground in west, texas. d a news briefing over an hour ago. we'll update you on the latest information coming from local authorities there. >>> we're in the seventh hour of this catastrophe. this is pictures of the triage close by they have enough resources on the ground to help. the question is how many fatalities are there at the moment? we'll get the latest on the ground there in town. that is right outside of waco, texas. west, texas, where fertilizer plant exploded about seven hours ago. local officials updating us on hour ago. all that information and more. [ female announcer ] are you sensitive to dairy? then you'll love lactose-free lactaid® it's 100% real milk that's easy to digest so you can fully enjoy the dairy you love. lactaid®. for 25 years, easy to digest. easy to love. progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive, and they're them. yes. but they're here. yes. are you...? there? yes. no. are you them? i'm me. but those rates are for... them. so them are her

plus the atf wants to know what caused a massive ferlt lieser plant explosion in texas. >>> and a funny car that provides anything but laughs in north carolina. details next. >>> more than four days after that huge explosion at a fertilizer plant in central texas, officials say everyone is accounted for. 14 people killed, 200 injured, and of the 14, 10 were first responders. gabe gutierrez reports from west, texas. >> reporter: new video of the damage in west, texas, after a fertilizer facility exploded in a blinding fireball. for the first time we see an apartment complex ripped open. chunks of concrete tossed hundreds of yards. a school heavily damaged and this nursing home shattered. investigators said they found the origin of the explosion but it won't say where or what triggered it and they still aren't sure what caused wednesday's initial fire. >> we know there was an initial fire and then an explosion. we do not have a time line. >> reporter: local authorities say everyone is accounted for and they don't expect to find any more bodies. 14 people were killed including buck uptmor.

details streaming in all night on the devastating explosion at a fertilizer plant in texas. nning photo tells the terrifying story. there you see it, the kind of mushroom cloud created by a nuclear bomb. >> in fact, this is what it looked like and sounded like as it happened. >> it had the force of a small earthquake registered on the seismograph more than 400 miles away in amarillo, texas, and more concerns whether ammonia from the plant was released into the air, how far it could spread. dr. besser has been tracking that part of the story. >> so much to get to. first straight to the scene, west, texas, just 20 miles north of waco and the effects of the shock wave through the entire town and steve osunsami has been on the ground all night long, steve, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, amy. we are just a few miles from the explosion site and you can still feel the soot in the air. there are now reports of looting at the explosion site. we're getting a sense of the casualties this morning. . three people are dead and as many as three or four missing. they haven't ruled

probably from texas a&m, texas task force one. i called a friend in austin, i got through, and i said, please notify austin what's going on. i msd, we're going to need more than local. >> reporter: right now is god the only thing that can help you guys? >> yeah. we've got help. you there's an east texas ambulance, limestone, there's a whitney ambulance here. we've got everybody around helping us, but it's a true disaster situation. >> reporter: what are your prayers for today and tomorrow and the next few weeks? >> that we get as many saved as we can. and get them to hospitals where they can get appropriate care. i believe we have a total of six hell koermen helicopters on the way. there's one right there. >> reporter: you look like you're in so much pain. can you even feel that with your adrenaline? >> yeah, but i just know i've got a job to do. thank god i normally go to the scene. i would have got to the fire first. thank god i didn't. i'd probably be dead. my wife wanted to go with me. she's in the truck right there. even on th

a tremendous explosion at a fertilizer plant in texas. d widespread damage and casualties. >> we have a lot of information that we have to get to. in fact, the mayor of the small town, west, has just had a press conference, and some of the things he's talking about is the damage. we're talking about 50 to 75 structures, including homes and businesses, nursing home, a school, and an apartment complex. he says, "the intermediate school caught on fire, and a number of houses in the area are completely destroyed or damaged." he also goes on to say they are now evacuating the area. this is a four square area around this plant that essentially is decimated. half of the town of 2,800 people have been evacuated. we're talking about more than 100 injuries, people being taken to a number of different hospitals. firefighters that were fighting the initial blaze, which is what was happening first, and then this explosion occurred, are still unaccounted for. the mayor of this town, west, texas, is a volunteer firefighter himself. he was there. he says

texas. terror as a massive blast rips through a fertilizer plant near waco, texas. the horrifying moment caught on cell phone video. >> are you okay? >> i can't hear. get out of here. please get out of here. >> oh my god! >>gretchen: the fire explosion leveling dozens of homes and businesses within an eight to ten-block radius. here's what we know so far this morning. police believe 5 to 15 people may be dead. three to five volunteer fire fighters are missing. more than 160 others have been hurt. >>brian: after the fire comes an explosion. almost within two hours of the fire. and people instinctively go there. it's a small town. many people doing dual duty as volunteer fire fighters and residents or whatever their occupation is. the town is just 2,600 people, but the risk of going into a fire at a fertilizer plant is by definition dangerous. >>gretchen: you have to wonder how many people evacuated when initially the start of the fire. there was a 30 minute time span between when the fire started at 7:23 central time in texas and the explosion happened about 7:50 cen

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