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during a disaster could be done in a more cost effective manner by using personnel deployed through emac. invest in the infrastructure necessary to achieve this goal. in addition to improving currently-existing federal programs, fema and others should recognize outstanding efforts done by state and local entities and encourage their adoption nationwide. while many stakeholders approach the issue of increasing costs differently, we all have a common goal. as government officials, private sector business leaders and community members, we all have a role to play in reducing the cost and impact of disasters. i appreciate the opportunity to testify before you today and stand ready to answer any questions the committee may have. chairman barletta: thank you for your testimony, mr. koon. mr. nelson, you may proceed. mr. nelson: good morning. thank you for holding this important hearing today to examine solutions to controlling the increased costs of natural disasters. my name is eric nelson, and i'm senior vice president of catastrophe risk management at travelers insurance. i'm testifying toda

investment into the emergency management compact or emac, we must encourage greater investments to reduce the need for federal assistance, administrative costs, property damage and most importantly, save lives. fema -- there is no consensus among the states, many expressed common beliefs about the proposal. the concept should drive reduction in costs at all levels, not merely a shift in cost. appropriate amount of time must be given to ensure implementation including training and guidance for states. adequate time to make sure budget is understood and acted upon by state legislatures. utilize the opportunity to decrease administrative burden and associated costs and the deductible cannot result in -- regardless of what happens, real progress will be achieved when stake holders are engaged. i would like to wrap up with thoughts of where to go next. the federal government allows states to pursue ways to strengthen community. we recommend fema evaluate the programs to deter the communities from leveraging the opportunities. we recommend a study of true cost of disasters studied to capture th

we're talking -- let me bring emac in for a minute.ere's the thing, sometimes people campaign different than they govern. and i think to david asman's point, donald trump is meeting with the right people. he is listening to the right people, and at the end of the day, you can't do some of these things anyway. some of them are not achievable and we've been hearing this a little bit on a variety of donald trump, the foundation of his campaign, whether it's a complete ban of all muslims temporarily. >> we have to do a broad zoom 30,000 perspective. we had a bad read on gdp again. 0.8%? it's lower than europe. europe is growing faster than the u.s. in the last two quarters. so hillary clinton, we know what her policies are and bill clinton would have rejected hillary clinton's big government. he was the era of less government. so that's the issue. the job creation policy, do you prefer donald trump or hillary clinton. >> what you guys are missing, and i'm going to throw it out there again, perhaps the american public and it kind of scares

during a disaster could be done in a more cost effective manner by using personnel deployed through emac. invest in the infrastructure necessary to achieve this goal. in addition to improving currently-existing federal programs, fema and others should recognize outstanding efforts done by state and local entities and encourage their adoption nationwide. while many stakeholders approach the issue differently, we all have a common goal. as government officials, private sector business leaders and community members, we all have a role to play in reducing the cost and impact of disasters. i appreciate the opportunity to testify before you today and stand ready to answer any questions the committee may have. >> thank you for your testimony, mr. koon. mr. nelson, you may proceed. >> good morning. chairman barletta, ranking member carson and members of the subcommittee, thank you for holding this important hearing today to examine solutions to controlling the increased costs of natural disasters. my name is eric nelson, and i'm senior vice president of catastrophe risk management at travelers i

during a disaster could be done in a more cost effective manner by using personnel deploys through emac. invest in the infrastructure necessary to achieve this goal. in addition to improving currently-existing federal programs, fema and others should recognize outstanding efforts done by state and local entities and encourage their adoption nationwide. while many stakeholders approach the issue of increasing disasters costs differently, we all have a common goal. as government officials, private sector business leaders and community members, we all have a role to play in reducing the costs and impacts of disasters. i appreciate the opportunity to testify before you today and stand ready to answer any questions the committee may have. >> thank you for your testimony, mr. koon. mr. nelson, you may proceed. >> good morning. chairman barletta, ranking member carson and members of the subcommittee, thank you for holding this important hearing today to examine solutions to controlling the increased costs of natural disasters. my name is eric nelson, and i'm senior vice president of catastroph

german regulator os suspect that fiat chrysler used illegal soft square to cheat on emissions tests. emac like volkswagen? >> now at a three month low. watch this, though, fiat chrysler's italian regulator is saying to the german car regulator back off. we don't see any problem with fiat cars whatsoever. so that's a message from italy to the e.u. become off and dier consequences for volkswagen reported first loss since 1993. 630,000 cars recalled more than 18 billion set aside to handle that cheating scandal. >> down 4% this morning. 6 dollar level. >> say back off but it is our responsibility to regulate our cars we see no problem with fiat cars. >> this is a big spike happening. j within europe union. back to recall ice age check out these big names. macy's, kohl's, target, and j.c. penny all of them have taken hits recently so my question to you, keith, would you buy any of them? >> no i wouldn't. i think that retail consumer is still in a lot of trouble. number don't match and earnings are still in decline. retail space, brix and motor space is at serious trouble from invest perspecti

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emacs under which americans including presidential candidates supposedly. maria: grover, one last word with you? >> will, if we had grown up ronald reagan rates of 4% a year during this recovery, obama's recovery instead of 2% a year, the french level, obama's level, there'd be 13 million more americans at work in every tenure. growing up for rather than 2% greater than $5 trillion. the $5 trillion more with coming from rose, lower taxes for mark rose. he does not attack them for the entitlement plan. many of the car to pay for her, that is the question around all day's tax plans could >> likely they have the house in senate that is put forward plans and will do this. they were unable to do because obama has only wanted to increase entitlement spending as he did under obamacare. the idea of bill clinton can help. he brought us republican house and senate which took his lousy first two years of growth and turn it growth in the six years in the house and senate. we are to have a republican house and senate. maria: we will leave it there. grover norquist, good