rates if you're in a fema flood zone you'll pay a higher plan in fema they're like folsom not in the flood zone not subject to flooding if open waterways if so a draft fema flood zone have been created for san francisco and just been released our moral port property their hugging the infringes of the city where the waterways are so if you're experiencing flooding inland you're not ♪ fema flood zone the promotes are steel affordable for people that are not in designated flood zones like a loophole in that if you're a renter and want to insure our content only not the structure but the content the premiums are at $37 a year in you're a property owner and want to insure the structure and contents the premiums start at the 1 and $44 a year not like quarter insurance that is subsidized bus nationwide fema wants to get a lot of customers outside of flood zone; right? to help pay for their program they have low premiums out u outside of that so we as san franciscans been but you know when we have flood vulnerable areas outside of the fema flood zones we are eligible for significant discount

h.r. 1372 will ensure fema and d.h.s. has the expertise necessary to do its part to ensure the unique needs of children are integrated into relevant activities, plans and policies. the legislation has been endorsed by save the children and former administrator fugate said he wanted to authorize the technical expert at fema. i urge my colleagues to support the bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves his time. the gentleman from new york, mr. donovan. mr. donovan: mr. speaker, i have no other speakers. if the gentleman from new jersey has no other speakers, i'm prepared to close once the gentleman does. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves his time. mr. payne. mr. payne: mr. speaker, i have no further speakers and i'm prepared to close if the gentleman from new york is prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman yield back his time? mr. payne: no, i reserve. i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves his time. mr. donova

governor brown said, has asked fema's acting administrator for financial assistance. last month when he was in washington. >>> powerful storms that killed two people in louisiana have new moved on to alabama and other parts of the southeast. yesterday, a tornado flipped a mobile home outside of lafayette, louisiana, killing a mother and her three-year-old daughter. this storm brought hurricane- force winds, large hail and sparked flash flooding. >> it's like it happened to my kids in my home and going through the same thing. >> tornados and strong winds are likely today from parts of mississippi, extending to south carolina. the greatest tornado risk is centered over southern alabama. >>> families and rescuers new searching desperately through mud and debris for victims of flooding and land slides in colombia. 254 people are dead, including 43 children. kelly wright has the latest details. >> reporter: rescue teams continue to search for survivors after devastating mud slides. tours through southwest colombia, the destruction begin with downpours that lasted for hours

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whenever they deployed, they deploy with four of these fema certified search teams. so they put great value in this resource. it takes those teams 40-72 hours to reach us to assist us. having this valuable resource here at home will help to about trapped victims of better chance of survival after earthquake or incident. closing my thank you for knowledge in our efforts today. certainly i cannot discern the today's beginning of the canine gradual further the pride, help our handlers for the hard work and accomplishment. thank you very much. >> i like to take a quick moment to thank capt. peter gross for the work he's done to get the program off and running to get the program where we are and i can't thank you enough for what he's done and the members themselves for the commitment been shown to this program. at this time like to ask chief to come down to present the badges to the handlers. >> on behalf of all the numbers about san francisco hardbound we are happy to give you badges to your canines indefinitely in appreciation for your efforts above going above and beyo

governor jerry brown met with fema in washington. this comes as people in san jose keep trying to recover and rebuild. last month the coyote creek over flowed causing damage oseveral neighborhoods. 14 -- to several neighborhoods. 14,000 had to evacuate. >>> reservoirs are brimming. this weekend the anderson reservoir opened for boating activities. we caught up with people anticipating a good boating and fishing season. >> couple hours today. run around. see what the lake looks like. enjoy the nice weather. >> i have my girls, they are excited to go. it is always fun to get out here in the spring. closest reservoir. >> four others reservoirs will open april 15. >>> president trump played golf with a senator who has been outspoken against republican efforts on healthcare. president trump talked about policy issues with rand paul of kentucky. and this morning the president tweeted talks on repeal and replace obama care are and have been going on and will continue until such time as a deal is hopefully struck. a third democratic senator

tpae fema is paying for 75% of the repairs. >>> and the palo alto institution will be closing its doors tomorrow. the sport shop and toy world has been serving customers since 1930. palo alto tech focus draws younger workers typically without children so they don't shop as often for toys. the store is drastically the store is drastically all in >> and then 1,100 new jobs in >> and then 1,100 new jobs in the bay area. >>> let's talk about what is going on as far as temperatures. what you are going to see is we are up to 11 degrees cooler than yesterday. let's go to the graphics, and i will walk back here and make sure -- the machine is still loading for something. maybe it's sleeping in like the rest of us would like to be. as soon as it loads, it will show you temperatures on the peninsula, up to about 49 in san mateo. 38 in santa rosa. and the cool spot in san jose. san carlos, 47. let's look at what is going on as far as it's a little breezy at 2,600 feet, sure. tree pollen is going to be high. uv index high. >>> chilly again tonight. mainly low to upper 40s. we still have a chance of

on sunday fema now said it is making more federal aid available. federal money can also be used for damaged schools and hospitals. but it cannot be used where it's needed most right now that would be giving 400 families that were displaced out of their homes. the city will have to rely on local donations. >> we'll need to get the community bang on its feet. we've had a lot of support so far but we're going to continue to ask for community help. >> the next appeal for help will come today and that's when the mayor will unveil a new plan to get cars for people who lost theirs during the flooding. the mayor will specifically ask for donations of cars today with a speshld emphasis on gift by car dealerships. >>> because of concerns about a potential landslide in san rafael. this problem is lincoln avenue just south of the marin civic center. all the rain we've had recently is making the soil loose. the work has been going on for the past three weeks. it should be finished up by next week. smart says it's stopped testing trains out of an abundance of ca

. >> we've seen tech drive fema part because it seems like if you're not silicon valley or you're not in san francisco, you don't really fit into this ecosystem. how do you address that problem? >> we need a future where everyone wins and not just economically. >> reporter: sam is also doing that silicon valley style. he helped build this website that keeps trump accounting for keeping his campaign promises in the first 100 days. $24million poured in through donations in one weekend, a form of protests against mr. trump's muslim ban executive order. >> they are a very old very esteemed organization. we thought we could help them with technology. >> reporter: for all the problems startups and engineers can solve, sam believe the tech industry should work with government. in san francisco betty yu, kpix5. >>> a chilly day out there today, paul. >> so cold alaska beat us. >> what? >> sitka, alaska, 60 degrees for a high today. san francisco after the rain left and the sunshine came out we kept the breeze and a high of only 57 degrees, parts of the bay area colder than alaska today. that'

damage during the winter weather, over the week, fema will help pay for repairs, but no word how much money that will be, and, of course people who live in the mountains like this person who drove up here and hit the roadblock, they have to figure out how to get around it. this road will not reopen until at least 3:00 later today. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> santa bay city council considers a move to help flood victims get back on their feet. they are asking for approval to donanate up to 30 cars that wou be distributed to victims who lost theirs in the february flood. the need is great. hundreds of cars are damaged or totally destroyed. the counsel decides in the meeting set to start at 1:30 this afternoon. >>> san fransisco water officials are taking steps to reduce street flooding. there is opposition. according to the examiner, cal trans does not want to work on two project, one at the cul-de-sac and one at 17th and fulsom streets. the examiner reports the agency says no gnatter wh ematter what those areas are always flood prone. >>> happening now, bay area leaders

today in burlton county the national guard, fema crews and canines put themselves to the test in "operationallout." >> search and rescue drill all played out on joint base maguire dix likers. >> if a boem exploded in the lincoln tunnel. in the front, that's -- that's the tunnel. trained next to it to simulate the same thing. in and out. and other ones you might have seen. the car underneath the train. champion is a scenario of that car, that's where it ended up. >> reporter: the director says even canines helped in the operation. >> the dogs are probably the best first line of defense in finding victims. they can cover an area in five minutes that would take guys in a search maybe half hour to an hour. >> reporter: the drill didn't come without a few obstacles. >> the challenge today is, radiation sources, detection for the hazmat units. decon for the hazmat united nations, dogs doing the severance of people trapped possibly avoiding the explosions. >> reporter: in the end the drill is designed to prepare emergency crews to keep you safe. >> it's been official, help sharpen the skills of al

we said to her self what does fema do when they have the hous 2,000 people after an earthqua earthquake. they grabbed a bunch of trailer and they plopped the mena field. this underutilized space in thi backyard. all homeless to miss will screened and a lease with behaviors won't be tall -- tolerated. for instance, no using the poll. a pond is better for you. you got to have rules. >> you have to have rules. known as being forced to do thi and if you want to have a charitable -- charitable heart, why not open up her backyard to let her live there in that tiny house -- can put your children that you have got leprechauns. >> this is why they could be mentally unstable they could be an addict. >> this is interesting. it is true. many of the homeless are mentally and stable. to think it's not good for them to be living in someone's backyard? >> no, don't think it's good fo them at all. i think that the need to get th help but they need to get rehabbed and then find a nice home where they can be sustainable on their own. i don't even want someone livin next door to me. the person next door is

damage to facilities will mostly be paid with fema funds as well as state and local money. san jose suffered $25 million in property damage and emergency response costs, low interest disaster loans and grants are available for people who need money to help rebuild. nearly $7 million has been donated to the flood relief fund. >>> a san mateo county family says a mountain lion went into their home and snatched their dog off the bed early this morning. the family had left the door partly open so the dog could go in and out. abc7 news reporter is live with the evidence that points to a mountain lion. >> reporter: this happened around 3:00 this morning, and the owner of that dog says she didn't see the attack by that mountain lion, she actually happened to be asleep just as it was happening, but she did see the mountain lion leave, and unfortunately, they haven't found her dog yet. this is video of lenore, according to san mateo sheriff's deputies, the cat snatched the dog off the bed. >> lenore did hear attack barking, you know, very vicious attack sound that she does when she'

governer brown asked fema's acting add min straighter for assistance -- add administrator last month.nside the coliseum for a preview of tonight's season opener. >>> and it's distracted driving awareness month. coming up, new cell phone laws you need to be aware of because dhc been on the lookout this month. >>> definitely an highway 24 you can tell that the school district has the week off and does affect the traffic here. >> little system is affecting the weather today. slightly cooler with a breeze but still pretty nice. talk about that and a big change towards the end of the week. more on that coming up. . >>> happening now, emergency pavement repair work is underway at the bridge toll plaza. it started just about an hour ago and continue till 2:0 this afternoon. three far left eastbound lanes approaching the plaza will be closed for the work and all this work means delays for drivers. >>> commuters using the new warm springs bart station in south fremont have discovered a surprise glitch in the new service. the warm springs station does not currently provide full service on weekd

damage to facilities will mostly be paid with fema funds as well as state and local money. san jose suffered $25 million in property damage and emergency response costs, low interest disaster loans and grants are available for people who need money to help rebuild. nearly $7 million has been donated to the flood relief fund. >>> a san mateo county family says a mountain lion went into their home and snatched their dog off the bed early this morning. the family had left the door partly open so the dog could go in and out. abc7 news reporter is live with the evidence that points to a mountain lion. >> reporter: this happened around 3:00 this morning, and the owner of that dog says she didn't see the attack by that mountain lion, she actually happened to be asleep just as it was happening, but she did see the mountain lion leave, and unfortunately, they haven't found her dog yet. this is video of lenore, according to san mateo sheriff's deputies, the cat snatched the dog off the bed. >> lenore did hear attack barking, you know, very vicious attack sound that she does when she'

the restoration is expected to take nine months, and fema is expected to pay for many of the repairs.palo alto sports shop and toy world has been serving customers since 1930. the popularity of online shopping and the city's changing demographics are to blame. the tech focus now draws younger workers without children and they don't shop as much for toys. and they are continuing to sell on its website until all the stock is gone. >>> now your forecast with mike nicco. >> a little chill waits for you in san francisco. the cool spots at 46. financial district at about 49 along with ocean beach. if you are coming through the ferry, 42 right now at palo alto. upper 30s in walnut creek, pleasanton, fairfield, and petaluma, and daley city, you are starting at 45. tree pollen is high today. grass moderate. mold low. uv index high, so wear the sun scene. if you are going mass transit, it will be cool this morning to mild this afternoon. temperatures are going to range from 58 to half moon bay, and 60 to 65 for the rest of us. warmer tomorrow, at about 62 to 71. look what the rain does for sund

right here, the serpents at fema, the whore of people-a-lon, is packing hormones in my hormel.where the name comes from the hormelomone. it's gone, all right! "m" "m" "m"! i love chili, all right. that's god's food. i love the chili as muchaise love my kids! a little red bean man and meat chunk jr. and smoky paprika, my daughter. of course i take my clothes off at family meetings. what do you think i'm supposed to do? i don't need pants to parent. okay. a children needs to see what a man's legs look like, okay! right there! that's leg! man's leg! i'm a dancer. i don't wax, okay, because i'm not a little child or a woman from south america, okay. that's a leg full of blood and chili. look at that. a little chili on there. got a little chillo that leg. that's a moisturizer, as god intend. you know, in the book of habukukok-- papa. >> oh! tiny ghosts! they're in here trying to vaccinate me! get back out, you demons! the chili will protect me. the chill will protect us all. today's show is brought to you by mail chimp, not the email service. i'm talking about a boy ape who protect

. >> fema officials say the funds will help rebuild damaged or -- destroyed infrastructure such as roadsuch as schools and hospitals. the process began weeks ago with applicant briefing and concludes with formal request for assistance. >> once the agreement is signed the money would then become available to the local jurisdiction to commence the repair of the damage facilities. >> said was a facet -- city officials say the city sustained $18 million worth of damage to its parks and other public property. the federal emergency declaration helps, but is not a cure-all. >> certainly that money is helpful, it's not -- not the money we must critically need, which is to help more than 400 families get back on their feet. >> mayor sam ricardo says this amount of damage does not qualify for federal relief directly to residents a local fundraising and donations are still needed. >> really to get the community back on its feet we have to enlist the community to do that. we have had a lot of support so far, but we are going to continue to ask for community help. >> tomorrow the mayor will unveil pl

according to fema the funds will aid state, tribal, and local recovery efforts.r jerry brown requested the aid last month. the funds will go to the counties affected by severe weather between february first to the 23-rd... alameda, contra costa, marin, san mateo, santa clara. santa cruz, solano and sonoma will all get aid. time for a check of the weather. lawerence karnow has our forecast. lawrence karnow: i was a beautiful sunday with temperatures soaring above normal again. upper 70s and low 80s were seen in the warmest valleys. it was sunny and mild after patchy morning fog at the coast. we could see a few more patches of fog moving in along the coast again tonight while most of the bay and valleys stay clear. tomorrow morning we could see a few more patches of fog then plenty of sunshine just slightly cooler in the afternoon. and it will be a bit breezy along the coast and bay. there's more rain in the forecast and we'll let you when we can expect that in a few minutes. a south bay family is pleading for help tonight to find the person responsible for killing

the actuaries at fema can set them right. you know who won't let them?our elected officials in congress won't let them. listen, you should pay what it costs for this insurance policy or we'll move your house higher on the hillside. they say, we'll make sure they don't charge you anymore money. we'll hold your rates down. they get reelected. stossel: that's what happened last year. they debated phasing out these subsidies, i expected democrats and fools in the media to oppose that, and, of course, they did. >> the national flood insurance policy program is an important policy to -- >> you can count on them to support bigger government. republicans supported it too. >> well, you vote in favor of the 61 billion-dollar sandy >> yes, i will. we do need -- this is the national flood insurance program. it is something promised by the federal government. >> a shutdown of flood insurance, even a temporary one would do tremendous damage to our struggling economy and our nation's fragile housing market. stossel: more money, more free stuff. more parasites. >> the c

on sunday fema announced that it's making more federal aid available to california counties. there's no word on how much of that money will be used. san jose mayor sam ricardo says it cannot be used where it's needed most right now. for that he says the city will have to rely on donations and fundraising. >> really to get the community back on its feet we've got to enlist the community to do that and we've had a lot of support so far but we're going to continue to ask for community help. >> and that next appeal for help will come today. that's when the mayor will unveil a new plan to get cars for those who had theirs damaged or destroyed during the floods. the mayor will specifically ask for donations of cars today with a special emphasis on gifts from car dealers. >>> testing of marin county smart trains on hold now because of a potential landslide in san rafael. the problem is near lincoln avenue. the agency says the recent rain has loosened soil on the hills of the tracks. now all the that soil has to be removed and now the work has been going on for the past three weeks a

the fema is making federal disaster assistance available to the state of california.cal recovery efforts in areas affected by severe winter weather from february 1 to february 23. the federal funding is available for emergency work and the repair or replacement of facilities damaged by severe winter weather. the fudning is avaible for several counties. some of which include alameda, san mateo, santa clara, santa cruz, solano and sonoma. for a full list of the counties visit kron 4 dot com. ( marty @ landing ) breaking news... 12 people are without a home this morning following a fire at an apartment building in oakland. the two-alarm blaze was reported at three-fourty this morning on the 3800 block of 39th avenue... firefighters were able to contain the fire, but one woman was sent to the hospital because of chest pain. out of the 12 people displaced, two of them are children. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. we will continue to follow this story throughout the morning. ( marty @ landing ) our top story. 14 people are recovering this morning after a

so that was a huge shock to find out that my homeowners insurance didn't cover anything and fema doesn'tover anything so that's all out of pocket. >> reporter: and the repair effort here kicks off at 8 a.m. volunteers will be gathering here helping the couple with their home and the san jose city officials they say more people need help. they are asking for donations to the silicon valley community foundation. anne. >> what about the other flood victims? we know that there's, you know, several tiers, people with different levels of damage, a lot of them in mobile home parks like where you are, but also in, you know, freestanding homes. >> reporter: absolutely. the silicon valley community foundation has a relief fund. they have $6 million in donations so far because there's about $70 million in damage but they are distributing that money to different nonprofits who are on the ground helping those flood victims. >> jessica flores live in san jose, thank you. >>> new details just in on the explosive devices set off near the team bus for one of germany's top soccer clubs. investigators say

many fema be familiar with the famous mount eric sociologists whose certain about the strain of weak ties by which he means the greater opportunities available to people who have a large note work of weak ties in saturday night with strong ties. so it's kind of paradox, but it's easily explained. orlando patterson has about the myth of the hood. just to summarize very quickly with the sociologists have reported is that like networks are both smaller and denser and have the smallest percentage of kinsman of any other group. there's also very little marriage, especially for black women. but that isolation limits opportunities, limits information, then this context is very severe. they fixed possible cause is discrimination. here i distinguish between or among different types of discrimination, what is intentional and the second is unintentional and 30 statistical lawyers in the audience will certainly be very much aware of that distinction, which is reflected in the doctrine under title vii of the civil rights act. one complication is the discrimination prohibited against people of nat

fema is tepg in to help, the federal agency is fund funding up to 75% of the cost to repair public infrastructure damaged. for renters home owners and businesses, the small business administration is also offering disaster loans with favorable interest rates. >> not a major storm but it's still managed to cause big traffic headaches. at least four accidents along highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains this morning. you can see a lot of car parts actually scattered across the road and even on to the hillside p. things particularly bad along a srks enknown as big mood were curve. >> typically the best reaction when you do encounter water coming down the roadway reduce speed, doesn't hit brakes come off the gas pedal. >> it's mid-april still raining chp officer say it's important remine just go sloer than the speed limit when the roads are wet of course wet again antoinetta. >>> rain covering most of the bay area right now. >> like you said not a big storm system but we are still seeing it dangerously slick out there. only takes a little bit of water nowia days to tint to bring out the water on the

. >> fema officials say the funds will help rebuild, damaged or destroyed infrastructure, such as roadsges, schools and hospitals. the process began weeks ago with applicant briefings and concludes with a formal request for assistance. >> once the agreement is signed the money would become available to the jurisdiction. >> san jose city officials say the city sustained $18 million worth of damage to parks and other public property. federal emergency declaration helps but it isn't a cure all. >> certainly that money is helpful, not the money we most critically need which is the help more than 400 families get back on their feet and get in stable housing. >> the mayor says this amount of damage doesn't qualify for federal relief directly to resident whose local fundraising and donations are still needed. >> really to get the community back on its feet, we've got to enlist the community to do that. we've had a lot of such port so far but we are going to continue to ask for community help. >> tomorrow the mayor unveils a plan to ask car dealers and others to donate or sell below cost vehicl

fema is making more federal aid available to california counties but no word how much of that money willed for the caltrans repair work. >>> the federal funds can be used for damage to public buildings including schools and hospitals. but san jose mayor says it cannot be used where it is needed most. that is getting families forced out of their homes because of the flooding into permanent housing. for that the city will have to rely on donations and fundraising. >> really to get the community back on its feet, we have to enlist the community to do that. and we've had a lot of support so far. but we're going to continue to ask for community help. >> the next appeal for help will come today. that's when the mayor will unveil a new plan to get cars for those damaged or destroyed during the flooding. the mayor will specifically ask for donation of vehicles. he is making a special plea to car dealers for help. >>> it has been a transition day today and we have clouds forming. and the weather is going to change. right, steve? >> it is. more likely thursday. today and tomorrow will be about the

she is not the frustrated fema office worker of "9 to 5." she has a post secondary degree and holds a steady job as a nurse, while her brother, adam, sits at home playing video games. until he meets magic mike. you can see in the film the breadwinner and homemaker family is thrown into utter confusion. and i think the movie is spot on. let me give you statistics. increasingly men like adam do not do the work. 35-54, inage men my 1970, the labor force participation rate, only 5% of men in that age group were not in the labor force. by 2000, it was 11%. today, it is 16% and climbing. here is a picture of the phenomena. men without jobs in 2000 and here is 2014. you can see the graphic. mothersy, furthermore, with children age 6-17, the demographic group that was drawn from the labor force during industrialization, mothers with children have the highest labor force participation rate of any demographic group. gap in the here the precipitation rate closing. malely, a higher unemployment rate, or mail -- male, men not in the labor force, looks to

governor brown asked fema for federal assistance last month in washington. >>> talking about the flooding conditions, but seems like a long time ago, doesn't it? it's been nice out there. >> a very nice weekend, ken. in fact lots of 70s and 80s out there. hard to believe we are talking about rainfall just a few days of the way. for the rainy season it's not completely over just yet with some 80s in santa rosa. napa, san francisco at 72. san jose 78 and concord 80 degrees. so a very nice sunday. we had some areas of fog near the coast and right around parts of the bay earlier this morning and into early portion of the afternoon. out here in the pacific, main storm track is up here. we will be coming closer as we have more of a northerly wind setting up. with that we will have mostly clear skies for your monday. but also some winds are picking up as well around 15 to 25 miles an hour. and it is still mild out there right now. san jose at 62, san francisco has cooled off to 59. santa rosa checking in at 60 degrees. here is our live camera looking out towards the golden gate bridge and in the

comes from a higher city rating by the federal emergency management administration, otherwise known as fema. it is good news for homeowners because according to the palo alto website, the entire city is considered a flood zone. >>> experienced firsthand the dangers of creek flooding. at one point downtown was closed off entirely due to powerful rain storms. today, steps to better prepare for the next time this happens. at town hall, city officials will be going over risk reduction project. that plan is to divert and store water in a temporary basin and also to remove a building that obstructs the creek's flow. that session starts at 7:00 tonight. >>> i'm tired of looking at all of that water, and i tell you, i'm glad to hear what we got this morning is the rest of the week. >> right. because us early risers had a et with commute in. >> it was foggy. >> it was very wet, and enough rain in parts of the bay area that brought a pretty good soaking, and now we are getting a chance to dry out. so we're seeing all of the sunshine. that storm system has moved towards the east, and a live look outsi

. >> reporter: 2015 garcia transitioned from mail to fema female. her wife supportive.ext messages the next day from officers telling i support you. you're a good cop and that's all that matter. >> not everyone has her back. last friday at san diego's lgbt center small group holding signs booing her. >> they wanted to protest me getting award because i was simply a cop. and in their view that all cops are oppressor. >> we want her to continue doing what she's doing and that these anti cop activist do's not represent the community as a hole. >> piper smith helped block the protesters. garcia got a standing ovation. >> i've done a lot of work to make sure that our community is respected. >> lgbt people call her cell 2 24/7. >> if they don't feel comfortable reporting a crime to the police to any patrol officers they're allowed to call my response and i have responded from home to take a report of hate crimes from them. so talk to them about complaints they've had against other officers. >> she seen progress but -- >> i do dream of the day i don't need this cell phone. >>>

its passage saw a 1079% increase in fema participation in sports which did not take away from boys and into sports which to grew by 22% in the same period. multiple generations of girls such as myself have since grown up experiencing athletics as a means to build self-esteem, leadership skills, friendships, and for some a path to scholarships and lucrative professional opportunities. title ix was design to correct for an equal opportunities for women wear no sports team was offered for a girl she could play with the boys, and schools had to prove that they were making a good effort to invest equally in both boys and girls sports. but now under the gender through regime title ix is being co-opted to permit boys to play on girls sports teams. the phenomenon went mostly unnoticed until 2011 when male high school senior will higgins competed in the girls state swimming in massachusetts. he won the 50-yard freestyle race and broke the record with a time that would not have even qualified him to compete in the same race in the boys division. the lead paragraph of a boston globe article cover

they have proposed cuts to things like the coast guard and utsa and to fema's program fighting extremismso at the same time they are going to harden era land border, they are going to pay for that by suffered the max i think the maritime border in the borders over our heads in the sky. our maritime border, the coast guard picked up over 6,000 and document a people and thousands of pans of marijuana and kilos of cocaine. >> jenna: that is an interesting point that republicans have been asked about, so what about that point? interesting ideas, but what about the money to enforce it? >> it amuses me when democrats suddenly decide to care about the amount of money the government spends on anything. i think donald trump's -- president trump is going to have a challenge when it comes to fiscal conservatives defining money to pay for certain priorities, but he has made clear from the beginning that a physical border barrier is something he wants in place. he said mexico is going to pay for it, other people and the government said it may not play out quite like that, but the other thing these st

national resources are dwindling, the fact that we have this outdoor wonderland in he also created fema and the departments of education and energy. in the end, he said the democratic party is an albatross around his neck. the ted kennedy liberals, he didn't want anything to do with nor the more moderate democrats. he was an island unto himself and had a lot of accomplishments like the panama canal treaty in the camp david accords that history will honor. he never created the rf of winning a second term and creating something known as a carter democrat. it's hard to find someone who defines themselves solely with jimmy carter. host: we've got another half hour or so talking about our third presidential survey. it was just released this week we are joined by our our academic advisors. you can join us to on the phone and on twitter. dohard norton smith, you your president and patriots tour from time to time. what is your most commonly asked question? guest: people want to know who is your favorite president. that is understandable. i tell them it's whatever side of the bed i got on this m

those people with moral conscience, when fema is playing patty cake or could linger thumbs, the housesand feet. they don't have a lot of money and they take care of it. it is our collective congregations that have money and manpower in real estate and we have to remember that. the one thing is that we cannot get our moms mad. the one person. so i can say it. mom.e messes with our i'm speaking for the clergy. .o one messes with our mama say it with me, everybody. with one of mynd favorite verses from the carron. got refers to humanity in an interesting way. he refers to us as nations and tribes which is very interesting that he specifically uses the terminology and god in our tradition -- we believe that the koran was his monologue that was revealed to the prophet muhammad. this is my favorite verse. dividedn of adam i have you into nations and tribes so you may get to know one another and live in peace. i have given you need a book and a path so that you may follow that path that we -- that should lead to me. do not swerve from that path. i have created you different and in need of one

-- who was on notice since 2013 of the improper and deplorable sharing of private naked photos of fema reen service members by their fellow service members online, i feel that they were on notice because representative from california, jackie speier, actually wrote the leadership of the marine corps and the leadership of the department of defense and said this is going on, you need to stop this. we're focused on a culture of sexual harassment and sexual assault in the military. this is one more example of that toxic -- of that toxic culture. yet the command dant of tandante corps at the time said sequester is hindering our ability to deal with these kinds of instances and we really don't have the appropriate resources. and again in 2014 there were numerous news articles bringing attention again to this problem that was specifically active duty marines, as well as others, posting photos that were originally privately shared of fellow marine corps service members, naked photos online, and making terrible comments about these women, and yet a proper leadership reaction was just not forthc

governor pataki, fema. it was not made public, because the authorities did not want to panic an already panicked community, but slurry wall breached, the subway tunnels in lower manhattan would have flooded. and lower manhattan would have been inundated. so they worked very hard. they watched it for nine months. they reinforced, reinforced, reinforced. the end of the nine months, the wa wall had held. and when the architect learns the story of the slurry wall, he in his proclivity to be metaphoric in his architecture sees the wallace the physical metaphor as the strength, the endurance, the resilience of our nation and our national values. so when you are standing at the foot of the slurry wall when you finally get down to bedrock and it is 60 feet above you, you are overwhelmed by the majesty of this raw evidence of what was once simply a foundation. and the meaning is multi-layered. it's not just foundation hall, because you're looking at a foundational structure of the world trade center. it's foundation

contrast it would be helpful to know what other source of funding are available whether people are using fema or whatever and another jurisdictions so that. >> we're looking it. >> we'll know what pocket of money might exist well, thank you very much. >> thank you commissioner covington commissioner hardeman you have questions. >> thank you as commissioner covington closed out that was my question i was going to ask mr. corso if there were a particular thing i'm sure the whole have turning with him any idea of a pocket of money 3 might be sitting there this could be used - especially with the amount of rescues and the problems we've had the number one, problem area in the country some of the time what is your or the chief what is your opinion about possibility of that grant been written for this. >> good evening march corso as of now nothing it identified as a supplemental kind of funding source looked at as additional staffing in the department and incorporated both our general fund staffing mold model that didn't mean we're not exploring other things. >> you don't have a bucket not the numb

contrast it would be helpful to know what other source of funding are available whether people are using fema or whatever and another jurisdictions so that. >> we're looking it. >> we'll know what pocket of money might exist well, thank you very much. >> thank you commissioner covington commissioner hardeman you have questions. >> thank you as commissioner covington closed out that was my question i was going to ask mr. corso if there were a particular thing i'm sure the whole have turning with him any idea of a pocket of money 3 might be sitting there this could be used - especially with the amount of rescues and the problems we've had the number one, problem area in the country some of the time what is your or the chief what is your opinion about possibility of that grant been written for this. >> good evening march corso as of now nothing it identified as a supplemental kind of funding source looked at as additional staffing in the department and incorporated both our general fund staffing mold model that didn't mean we're not exploring other things. >> you don't have a bucket not the numb

on sunday, fema announced it is making more federal aid available to the california areas let by the storms. no word how much of that money will be used for the caltrans repair work. san jose mayor sam liccardo says the money cannot be used where it is needed most right now, getting 400 families forced out of their homes by flooding into permanent housing. for that the city will have to rely on donations and fundraising. >> really to get the community back on its feet, we've got to enlist the community to do that. and we've had a lot of support so far. but we're going to continue to ask for community help. >> the next appeal for help will come today. that's when the mayor will unveil a new plan to get vehicles for those who had theirs damaged or destroyed during the flooding. the mayor will specifically ask for donations of cars today. he is making a special plea to car dealers for help. >>> testing a marin county train service is on hold because much a potential landfill in san rafael. it is south of the marin civic center. the agency says the recent rain loosened soil on the hills