Today is Friday, February 19th.

We'll explain the newest crisis in Texas.

Yes, power is still an issue, but access to clean, safe water is now the most pressing concern.

Also, what to know about a newly proposed bill to overhaul America's immigration system?

What's in it? And its chances of actually becoming law.

Plus, where Facebook is banning news stories completely,

how you can vote to help Amazon decide what it builds next.

And we'll tell you about a first-of-its-kind animal clone.

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What people in Texas are still dealing with the fallout of a historic winter storm,

and now it seems the power crisis has turned into a water crisis.

First of all, power is finally back on for most Texans,

although there are still a couple hundred thousand people in the dark without heat.

But now there's another more widespread problem.

More than 14 million Texans are without safe drinking water.

That's about half the population of the second largest state in the US.

Over the past few days, pipes and water mains cracked,

wells, froze, and water treatment plants were knocked off line.

Even some hospitals now don't have safe water.

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