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fema, the pentagon, the coast guard, other agencies were ready to respond immediately working with state and local officials. the search-and-rescue teams have knocked on nearly 70,000 doors and rescued over 3800 people. yesterday, in lee county alone the search-and-rescue teams examined 24 savo -- 24,000 structures just in that county, making sure we are accounting for everyone who still may be trapped. we have over 4000 federal personnel on the ground as i speak. the army corps of engineers provided emergency power to hospitals across the state, nursing homes, water treatment plants, to make sure these facilities are able to continue to operate. tens of thousands of utility workers across america, not just in florida, across america, responded to the call from florida that needed help. thousands, thousands from across america. working around the clock to get power restored. this is amount america coming together and i mean it. america coming together. fema has delivered 4 million meals and millions of spotters -- bottles of water to make sure they have immediate necessities. we know fro

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let's listen in the pentagon, the coast guard other agencies so we will be ready to respond immediately immediately. working with state and local officials in the search and rescue teams have knocked on nearly 70,000 doors and rescued over 3800 people. yesterday lee county alone, the search and rescue teams examined 24,000 structures just in this county, making sure we're counting for everyone who's still maybe trapped. we have over 4000 federal portion personnel on the ground as i speak. the army corps of engineers providing emergency power to hospitals across the state nurse's home water treatment plants to make sure these facilities able to continue to operate. tens of thousands utility workers all across america, not just in florida all across america, responded to the call from florida that needed help. thousands thousands from all across america working around the clock to get power restored. this is about america coming together, and i really mean it. america coming together. fema is also delivered, as has been mentioned 4004 million meals more millions of bottles of water and ma

and fema, the pentagon, the coast guard, other agencies, so we would be ready to respond immediately, immediately to work state and local officials. the search and rescue teams have knocked on nearly 70,000 doors and registered over 3,800 people. yesterday, lee county alone, the search and rescue teams examined 24,000 structures, just in this county. making sure they're accounting for everyone who still may be trapped. we have over 4,000 federal personnel on the ground, as i speak. and the army corps of engineers providing emergency power to hospitals across the state, nursing homes, water treatment plants, to make sure these facilities continue to operate. tens of thousands of utility workers, all across america, not just in florida, all across america, responded to the call for florida who needed help. thousands from all across america. working around the clock to get power restored. and this is about america coming together. and i really mean it. america coming together. and fema has delivered, as was mentioned, 4 million meals, millions of bottles of water, and making sure that th

and fema, the pentagon, the coast guard, other agencies, so we'd be ready to respond immediately, immediately, working with state and local officials. in a search and rescue -- teams have knocked on nearly 70,000 doors and rescued over 3,800 people. yesterday, lee county alone, a search and rescue team examined 24,000 structures just in this county, making sure we're accounting for everyone who still may be trapped. we have over 4,000 federal personnel on the ground as i speak. the army corps of engineers providing emergency power to hospitals across the state, nursing homes, water treatment plants, to make sure these facilities are able to continue to operate. tens of thousands of utility workers all across america, not just in florida, all across america responded to the call from florida that needed help. thousands -- thousands from all across america working around the clock to get power restored. this is about america coming together, and i really mean it. america coming together. fema has also delivered, as has been mentioned, four million meals, more millions of bottles of water, and m

lets start with some breaking news — and in the last few minutes, japan's coast guard and the south korean news agencyp have both said that north korea appears to have fired what could be a ballistic missile off — its east coast and that it appears to have landed in the sea. this comes just after the united nations security council held an emergency meeting to discuss north korea's test firing of another ballistic missile overjapan on tuesday. that missile travelled 4,600 kilometers before falling into the pacific ocean. it was north korea's first missile launch overjapan since 2017. in today's session the us ambassador to the united nations accused china and russia on wednesday of enabling north korea. the d prk has enjoyed blanket protection from two members of this council. these two members have gone out of their way to justify the dprk provocation in update the sanctions in the region. in short to permanent members of the security council have been enabled —— enabled kimjong—il and on. japan's ambassador to the un condemned what he described as a clear escalation from north korea. they pose a gra

coast guard is one of the agencies that works hard to keep everyone safe durig the week, and these guardsmenbd us take a lot of pride in your job. there are a lot of steps they have to take in order to make sure they are ready for whatever a day on the bay has in in store. they are both officerh are both officers with the u.s. coast guard. on this morning, the two carried out a mundane, t critical task, making sure the boat is stocked up and in shape. shape. >> the boat is going to be mission ready. we get a search and rescue call, we are on the boat within several minutes. running down here and taking of. here and taking off. >> reporter: the missions vary. >> kind of a jack of all trades. trades. one minute, we are doing doing law enforcement. the nexts cargo escorts in and out of the bay. from that, we can jump stream. would make it has been those calls that confirmed these these men have found the purpose. >> it was probably the first time i saved two lives. i realid two lives. i realized i made the the right decision. >> i am one of the emts at this unit ryan yamamoto increased levels o

within the past few hours, japan's coast guard and the south korean news agency yonhap have both saidnorth korea has fired two ballistic missiles off its east coast, which appear to have landed in the sea outside japan's exclusive economic zone. this comes just after the united nations security council held an emergency meeting to discuss north korea's test firing of another ballistic missile overjapan on tuesday. that missile travelled 4,600 kilometres before falling into the pacific ocean. it was north korea's first missile launch overjapan since 2017. the us ambassador to the united nations has accused china and russia of enabling north korea. the dprk has enjoyed blanket protection from two members of this council. these two members have gone out of their way to justify the dprk's repeated provocations and block every attempt to update the sanctions regime. in short, two permanent members of the security council have enabled kim jong—un. japan's ambassador to the un condemned what he described as a clear escalation from north korea. they pose a grave and imminent threat to the pea

coast guard is one the agencies that works d to keep everyone safe during the the week. these guardsmen behind guardsmen behind us take a lot of pride in their job. there are are a lot of steps that garrett and casey have to take in order to make sure that they are ready ready for whatever a day on the bay has in store. they are both petty officers with the u.s. coast guard. on this morning, the two carried out a mundane yet critical task, making sure the boat is stocked up and in shape. >> when we get a search and rescue call, we are on the boat within several minutes. runningn here and taking off, that is not not the time to make sure we have our equipment. >> reporter: their missions ver. missions very. one minute we could be doing law enforcement, the next we are doing certain dangerous cargo escorts in and out of the bay. then from that, we can jump straight to the search and rescue. >> reporter: it has been those calls that confirmed these men have found their purpose. >> this was the first time i saved two lives, i realized i made the right decision. >> we trained

to the white house, fema has more than 4,000 personnel in the region and federal agencies, including the u.s. coast guard working with local first responders. >> rescued nearly 4,000 people in 200 pets since ian made landfall. >> according to the white house, 10's of millions of dollars have already been allocated to families in florida. in the wake of this storm and looking at the damage today, president biden expects more money to pour into florida in coming weeks for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> coming up, tom and going through some marital issues. what people believe that divorce is inevitable. >> and a settlement reached in the lawsuit of the deadly shooting on rust movie set. but will the movie be completed? that's coming up after the break. ur internet isn't ideal... dad made the brilliant move get us t-mobile me internet. ... t everybody's line during e day so we lose speeds. ' become... .nocturnal. ll... i'up. 'n kids. is. sucks. ll if you just switch ybe you don't ve to be vampires. oa... ay, yikes. sorry, i wasn'thinking. don'really use the v word. at'kind of insensitive.

coast guard, the department of energy, the environmental protection agency, they include search and rescue and teams to assist our buyers -- survivors. -- power is now back. 92% of the island and water is back at 95% of the island thanks in part to dedicated workers and federal support staff. we have to get to 100%. at this facility, you can see some of the generators from fema and the army corps of engineers that were transported to places that still don't have power. my administration is providing financial assistance for families and individuals right away. many families are scrambling to pay bills and fill up their gas tank and put food on the table. they can register at fema and cash assistance for $700. nearly 200,000 households across puerto rico have received the cash assistance. $700 won't replace what you lost not even close, but it can help take care of some of the basics while you catch your breath. fema has made crisis counselors available, whether you are a survivor or first responder. if you need help, or someone to talk to, people are here for you. the hotline number is 1-8

to the white house, fema has more than 4,000 personnel in the region and federal agencies, including the u.s. coast guard working with local first responders. >> have rescued nearly 4,000 people and 200 pets since even made landfall. >> according to the white house, 10's of millions of dollars have already been allocated to families in florida. in the wake of this storm and looking at the damage today, president biden expects more money to pour into florida in coming weeks for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> and coming up, san francisco fleet week has officially kicked off the ship tours started today. we'll show you what it looks like inside these big ships. >> it's the 41st annual san francisco fleet week and it officially kicked off today. the u.s. navy has several ships docked along the embarcadero today, sailors on the uss harpers ferry told us about their ship store. so you get a brief tour of the bridge. the flight deck. >> the mission, bay area. and then now you'll be interacting with something fantastic. sailors who are stationed aboard the ship and aboard the ship. >> you're g

coast guard and department of energy, environmental protection agency, they include search and rescue and power restoration experts. power is now back as you point out, governor, 90% of the island. and water is back to 95% of the island. thanks in part to dedicated workers and federal support staff. now we have to get to 100%. and here at this facility, you can see some of the generators from fema and the army corps of engineers. fuel trucks. so generators can be gassed up on site. my administration is also providing financial assistance to help families and individuals right away. many families are scrambling to pay bills. right now to fill up their gas tank, to put food on the table. they can register at fema cash assistance for $700 to cover the essentials for a little while. so far nearly 200,000 households across puerto rico received this cash assistance. $700 won't replace what you lost, not even close, but it can help take care of some of the little basics while you catch your breath and get back on your feet. and fema made crisis counsellors available. whether you're a survivo

to the white house, fema has more than 4,000 personnel in the region and federal agencies, including the u.s. coast guardorking with local first responders. >> rescued nearly 4,000 people and 200 pets since ian made landfall. >> according to the white house, 10's of millions of dollars have already been allocated to families in florida. in the wake of this storm and looking at the damage today, president biden expects more money to pour into florida in coming weeks for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> still ahead, dea. well, they are celebrating a large drug bust. why they say this bust of rainbow fentanyl was one of the biggest. but first, goodwill embracing the age of the internet. how you thrift a new report is showing some light on how much an average u.s. household pays bills every year on average. the total comes to a little more than $24,000. the cost of bills rose 6% from a year ago and adds up to about a 3rd of last year's median u.s. household income, which was just over $70,000. goodwill is going online until now. the thrift store did not have a centralized online business. ea

germany's largest port. chinese township of coast guard can now buy a stake in the port of hamburg, despite warnings from multiple german ministries and intelligence agencies that the deal could par, is a national security risk. also on the shy, we may group providing kids in india with an education and nutritious meals. as the problem of hunger, there appears to be worsening. ah, am jared read? thanks so much for your company today. the government here in berlin has given permission for china to invest in germany's biggest shipping container terminal. the chinese giant costco will now be allowed to buy a stake in the port of hamburg. it's a controversial deal that's going ahead despite loud cause for it not to are the concerns of becoming more dependent on china, germany's top trading partner. so that led to a compromise letting cause co by a smaller stake then it had initially wanted. the w political correspondent emanuel shars joins us now from our parliamentary studios. emma, hi there. could you flesh out the details of this hamburg deal for us? well jerry, you've mentioned that this is a compromise initially. costco wanted to acquire a 35 percent stak

coast guard, the department of energy, the environmental protection agency, they include search and rescue, teams to assist survivors, and power restoration experts. power is now back, as you pointed out, governor, in 90%, 92% of the island. and water is back to 95% of the island. thanks in part to the dedicated ibew workers and support staff and we now have to get to 100%. here at this facility, you can see some of the generators from fema and the army corps of engineerings that were transported into places that still don't have power. here, here they're loaded on trucks and brought to locations in the hospitals and shelters, and paired with fuel trucks, so the generators can be gassed up on-site. my administration is also providing financial assistance to help families and individuals right away. many families are scrambling to pay their bills, right now, to fill up their gas tank. to put food on the table. they can register at fema cash assistance for $700 to help cover the essentials, for just a little while. so far, nearly 200,000 households across puerto rico have received this cash

boats right now in lee county, we've got 30 coast guard flood rescue boats that are working together with sheriff's department, other first responders, state agencies florida national guard, and also other federal fema led partners that are in support of the state. so, those operations continue not just on sanibel island and fort myers area, but other areas where people are in need, including up in south carolina, where in came ashore yesterday just north of charleston on the georgetown area. and we've got helicopters and flood rescue boats out there. we've already done one rescue, for people of fishing boat as ian was coming ashore yesterday off myrtle beach, south carolina. and so, those operations are active and continuing. >> admiral, it's remarkable. you look at what those people have been through and then have to be hoisted up into a helicopter. that was probably welcome relief, even if they are afraid of heights or anything like that. as you look at we have more than 1 million people, they are still without power in florida. there's spotty cell phone service, not to mention the extreme flooding. how hard is it to find people in need? >> well

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. >> reporter: the coast guard, florida national guard and local agencies teaming up to rescue 2,000tuation is especially dire. one man scrolling "help" into the sand. >> hello! >> reporter: another from his boat, trapped in trees. on the tarmac on punta gorda, we met coast guard admiral there. >> we're now day four posting in and there are still people left stranded here? >> yes, that's right, morgan. that's why the first priority is search and rescue. these aren't strangers to us. we work and live in these communities. >> reporter: nearby, search risk, searching buildings teetering on collapse. nbc news dasha burns joined a team on the ground. >> search and rescue team has brought in a human remains canine. >> reporter: crews restoring power to 500,000 people until 24 hours. more than 700,000 remain without. in central florida inundated with floods water is finally starting to recede. a hopefully glimpse of normalcy in tampa, with a rematch of super bowl lv. both wearing jerseys for hurricane ian relief. just one of the communities left facing a tough road to recovery. >> nbc's mor

business administration, the department of housing and urban direct -- developments and other agencies like the coast guardat is the role of the gao in reviewing the response and spending? >> -- guest: we review all programs in spending and the federal government provides a lot of money after these types of disasters and we track the money to make sure it is being spent appropriately and we make sure programs are working effectively. we look at response functions and coordination between the federal and state governments to make sure they are working effectively and assistance is being provided. host: data from noaa on the top five deadliest accidents, there are all hurricanes. hurricanmaria in 2017 and one of $7 billion. -- $107 billion? when the dust all settles or the water dries up, where will be cost level deeper hurricane ian -- the cost level be for hurricane ian? guest: it also hit south carolina and north carolina and did damage. i would not be surprised to see damage or board of 100 billion dollars but it takes a long time to assess not only damage to homes but public infrastructure and businesse

coast guard colleagues provide an update in a later brief. homeland security secretary mayorkas also activated the d.h.s. search capacity force yesterday. this is comprised of 7500 members from other federal agencies who can augment our staffing patterns to help us address the response and recovery needs following storms. this will significantly enhance our efforts in florida, as well as up the eastern seaboard as the storm continues to move. nearly 3,000 federal responders are working in florida and across the southeast right now, including more than 1600 fema staff that are deployed to support this mission in florida. i'm immensely grateful to the more than 850 emergency management personnel from other states that have answered the call to help serve storm survivors and communities that need their help through mutual aid. finally, i'd like to add that our center for faith-based and neighborhood partnerships is coordinating closely with national nongovernmental organizations such as the national urban league, aarp, the methodist episcopal church and national voluntary organizations active in disasters to ensure fema and our federal partners have the best on the ground information from communities

ringback coast guard has recovered the bodies of 15 migrants of its eastern coast near the city of medea. authorities are working to identify the bodies, according to the chinese in state news agency. some of the victims are reportedly, african nato says, spain will become the latest member state to send air defense systems to ukraine, to help keep against russia's miss alberta ashes. earlier germany said it was dispatching a missile defense system. all this follows a 2 day meeting of nato defense ministers in brussels. on the dis, package made the will shortly deliver counter drawn equipment to ukraine with a 100 or drawn jammers which can help render in the effective russian. and iranian made drums and to protect ukrainian people and critical infrastructure over the longer term, we will also help you trying to transition from sort of era to mod, done. natal equipment continues to make clear that we will not be dragged into roger's war of torsh. but we will stand by, you claim a good fight to defend itself, and we will continue to strengthen meadows, collector of the french natasha butler has more on the summit from brussels. we're, i think the mood at this nato defense ministers