help and is promising fema. and in cans kansas there, one woman sad she didn't have much time to get to safety before the tornado hit. >> i was at work and then all at once we heard the sirens going off and everybody was told to get to the bathroom and we did and we heard cracking and breaking and everything. >>> today president barack obama is announcing a new ten year military agreement between the u.s. and the philippines. president barack obama appeared at a new press conference today. it calls for the u.s. to help philippines boost its defense capabilities. >> these represents a calibrated effort to change russia's behavior and it will include high high technology and it will be a announced later today. >>> one billion dollars, that is according to a report obtained by the u.s.a. today. the they need to improve they don't have an oh if i -- efficient process for sharing excess bullets. the pentagon says they will make it it a priority in the future. >>> theythey are all miles per hour citizens and in martin

and joanne scordino who is our fema representative in fema district 9 over in oakland for disabilityegration. and the take away from that conversation is that community is the key here for truly being prepared and supportive to us all. we can't really assume that the government is going to come and rescue us or that the government is going to make effective plans would you tell us. and, so, if we have one take away from that, the most basic is get to know your neighbors. agree to support your neighbors, and get involved in the city's efforts, and especially get involved in our disability disaster preparedness committee meetings. we will be meeting next on friday, may 1st -- friday, may 1st, here in city hall at 1:30 in room 43 1 -- 421, excuse me. also touching a little bit on some of the ~ discussion that we heard earlier, i wanted to talk a little bit about elevators. and i don't know if the council remembers them -- sure that you do -- there was a story in the chronicle a few months back about the housing authority, and specifically the clementina towers and the need we have in ou

the work and continue to have robust exchanges among ourselves and the key agencies and cal-ema and fema and others providing resources post disaster so thank you. >> thank you very much. that was very informative. thank you. i would like to ask now john boseman to come join me who is the government affairs manager for boma and the mayor mentioned it early ye today. i think john has a one minute film he's going to show and he's also going to be -- as you know in each of the agenda's we ask a community partner to come up and do a brief presentation so we know what they're up to so john i turn it over to you. >> thank you. i appreciate it. happy friday afternoon. it's an honor to be here with so many distinguished city leaders. i am humbled and admiral thank you for your good work. it's an honor to be in the same room. who knows what this is? good. that sames me time. i'm here to talk about the importance of this room and building and the good work that we do, the building managers and downtown rises in downtown san francisco. i can't stress enough how our members feel the value this room

fema's coming down. we've been talking to fema all day. they'll be coming down friday to do assessments. if we meet federal standards we'll ask for assistance. a declared 26 counties. i flew up, i went to the emergency center in tallahassee, came over here as soon as i could fly in. >> anything you want from the federal government that you're not getting? >> no, not right now. we have a very good relationship with fema. our local emergency management's working with the state. we've got the department of transportation here dealing with roads. we've got the national guard here. we have fish and wildlife helping. the sheriff's doing a great job. all elected officials are showing up and doing their job. >> governor rick scott, thanks so much. good to see you. sorry it's not under better conditions. >>> punishment severe, but is donald sterling's lifetime ban a dangerous precedent for the nba to set. >>> two naval ships head to the site where an australian company says missing flight 370 might be but australian officials dismissing the claims.

we are here to help you. >> so far 190 people have applied were rental assistance through fema.nson says he hopes others take advantage of the government's help with repairing damage and insurance issues. last month's listened according to the latest line up bar service gone up 5 crests if peep in poo nor -- san francisco has the highest prices at $4.08. there is a new survey that shows a growing sense of americans -- the gallop healthways well being index shows adults without health insurance was 17.1% at the end of last year. that dropped 15.6% for the first three months of 2014. that means more than 3.5 million uninsured people were able to get coverage. >>> time is 5:25. the search goes on we'llty request . >>> your commute to the silicon valley is not all that bad. it may be a day to get on the road early. 680 looks good. coming up we will take a look at the other route spool the silicon valley. >> last week was a lot of clouds and rain and cool temps. that is not the case this week. it will be a lot of sunshine but how warm? let's face it, most people don't know how to cho

jay johnson and fema administrator they surveyed the damage in oso washington. the homeland security secretary encourages the to apply athere is nothing you can say to ease the main expect to say we are here to support you and help you. >> so far 190 people have applied for rental assistance from fema. johnson says he hopes others will take advantage of the government's help in fixing damage and helping with insurance issues. that landslide last month killed 30 people. 13 others are still missing. >>> a new survey finds growing percentage of americans gained health insurance after that enrollment period brew to a close. now that translates to more than 3.5 million people who have is gained insurance coverage. >>> some parts of the bay area have fewer obese people than in people in parts of the united states. in denver, colorado a enskies cyst san francisco and the east bay came in third. the most obese community is memphis, tennessee where nearly authored of the base is brees. >>> >>> no. >> >>> >> we're live in san francisco if --? traffic is moving along prett

. >>> the fema director surveyed the damage in washington state and reviewed efforts being made to recoverm the disaster. >> the mudslide is an enormous tragedy. the response to it is an inspirational american story. the federal government is with you. the department of homeland security, fema, and the entire federal government is here to support the governor and his team. >> federal aid will help with repairs, insurance and loan assistance as well as temporary housing. >>> we are learning more about the events leading up to the ft. hood shooting. mark potter has the latest. ♪ >> reporter: at sunday services near ft. hood, the shooting victims and their families were in everyone's prayers. >> continue with words of encouragement. continue with prayer, continue with worship. >>> monday those feeling very grateful is theodis west broom w brook who feared he had lost his only son. as it turned out, jonathan survived after being wounded in the chest and arm by a gunman identified as ivan lopez. the shooting began in his son's human resource office. lopez returned with a hand gun and shot three

president obama pledging help already from fema.had been one of the calm of the severe weather seasons on record until this weekend. >> there could be more ought yes tapes released of a racial rant by clippers' owner sterling. the attorney for his -- from his ex-girlfriend lasted an hour. the league is trying to verify the validity of the recording. >> shark fans are ready for another win with another chance to advance in the playoffs with a win tonight again the kings in los angeles. they lead 3-2. if they do not win tonight game 7 happens in san jose on wednesday. >> six, check out the week ahead, with average high 5972 and we will start at 73 and warm up to a record 93 and back to 37 by sunday. the bay bridge toll plaza is looking busy at nine minutes from the macarthur maze to san francisco and then there is a brand new accident involving three vehicles northbound 101. a warming officer microsoft foe all internet explorer users: protect your computer. users are urged to deploy a special tool kit available on the web site because

> we will talk through this about all of "bloomberg surveillance," the blue-chip, this has been be fema for many theme on the -- been a for many guests on the show. you do that by actions, not words. >> tim cook proved that apple can still grow, so it is maturing but still growing. >> operationally it looked ok, too. that is something that is very encouraging. our second front-page story is a story that is a first on bloomberg. general electric on the burden of making its biggest acquisition ever. we are talking about $13 billion. according to people familiar with the situation, ge is and alstom. buy a company that builds trans am power plants. it would give ge control of high eed train technology. >> we talk a lot about the recovery in europe being a couple of years behind the recovery here, maybe here is a similar error low, warren buffett making a bet on the u.s. several years ago, now he is making a bet on europe. french company with several thousand employees in the u.s. >> and he got it at a pretty good price because the market has been dropping in the last couple of years. story,

that things are going to be starting to shift the gears and how the open the road and how to get the fema money to the families and the number of families coming to fema for help has been slowed down tremendously, and while we have seen the crews digging around looking for the two individuals who are missing, things have slowed down. >> and you are talking about a sign that things are shifting gears, the first damage claims have been filed and what is the latest with those? >> well, it is interesting. already one woman has file d a claim for damages $3.5 million claim against the county and the department of natural resources. she lost her husband in the slide. he was at home at the time, and she was working at a local hospital. and she claims that the kocount the state, department of natural resource knew that there was a danger and when they bought their house in 2011, there was no indication as far as they are concerned that there was any sort of a risk, and they are claiming that the information was not given to them, and she and the attorney are going to be talking to several other f

i want everyone affected by this tragedy to know that fema and the federal government is on the ground and will help our fell americans in need working with state and local officials, and i want everybody to know that your country will be there to help you recover and rebuild as long as it takes. >> most of those who died live in arkansas. massive tornadoes hit little rock, and some people there lost everything. [ sirens ] >> a tornado nearly a mile wide tore through an area outside of little rock, arkansas, for nearly 30 miles. this couple rode out the storm in a safe room they built a couple of years ago. when they emerged everything they owned was gone, including their home. >> we're alive and we're so greatful and thankful. >> reporter: the similar scene of twisted metal with cars just turned upside down. >> i've seen houses literally picked up and set up on top of cars. the garage is in the yard. >> reporter: emergency crews searching for residents who still need help after after a y tornado was spawn there had. >> i said tornado, and everything was hitting. >> reporter: you see t

the feds have a well cord nateed response, fema is asking those affected to apply for loans. >>> hillary clinton will be making several stops in the bay area this week. on tuesday, the former secretary of state will give a keynote address at a marketing sumit in san prapb. then, thursday, she will give a speech at san jose state university. she refused to take questions from reporters on her stops here. her press reps say it is because she is a private citizen now. >>> state senator yee will be back in court on tuesday in the corruption scandal. tonight getting new insight into possible defense. there is a chance that one of the defendants might turn on the others. >> senator, senator. >> reporter: when you go from prominent politician to federal he indicted accused criminal who knows what is next? especially when one of your alleged partners in crime is raymond shrimp boy ciao. he could turn 75. >> keith jackson can pull it together. it is in his interest to do it to make a deal for himself. >>> he spoke on kpix5 sunday morning, a public defender who knows a lot about the criminal histo

if president obama has sent to fema to the areas hardest hit. it could in 80 mi. path through the center part of the state. memo to the workers are now even in their season against the clippers. stephen curry hit his career high 7 finish with 33. as the warriors hammered the l.a. clippers. >> sunday's game was overshadowed at times by comments made by clippers on art donald sterling. the team a silent protest against their own before yesterday's game wearing their warm-up clothes inside out and ran black vans and other arms before the game. >> tim z. released a recording allegedly of sterling urging his girlfriend not to bring black people to his games. >> meant when ignorant folks want to display their ignorance as to do with them to agree that you let them just talk. >> he has an awful lot of african-american players. it speaks african-american culture and i suspect the nba is going to be deeply concerned resolving this. >> keep it under the kron4 we will keep you updated on the sterling controversy in the latest reaction from around the sports world. if you lik

. >> i want everyone affected to know that fema and the federal government is on the ground and will help fellow americans in need, working with state and local officials. i want everyone to know your country will be there to help you recover. >> in communities across arkansas residents are recovering what they can from their wrecked homes. >> a search and rescue operation is under way. when you see the raw power of the tornado, it's difficult to think anyone could be found alive in a scene like this. here, the tree line has been hit. cars, have been tossed around and trees snapped like tooth picks. the state's governor says it's the most powerful he has seen. >> the fact that a tornado touched down on a sunday is said to have saved lives. schools, officers and shops that lay in ruins could easily have been full of people. >> obviously devastation that is very, very severe. all the agencies have worked well. all the volunteers worked well. sit and county worked well. >> the national weather service says the current storm system will be a threat for days to come. in arkansas residents

know that fema and the federal government is on the ground and will help our fellow americans in need and working with state and local officials and i want everybody to know that your country will be there to help you recover and rebuild as long as it takes. >> most of those who died lived in arkansas. massive tornado hit there close to little rock. as erica pizzi reports, some lost everything. >> a tornado nearly a mile wide, tore through arkansas for nearly 30 miles. this couple rode out the storm in the safe room they built several years ago. >> we are alive, we're thankful, grateful. >> the scene in nearby vilonia, cars turned upside down. >> i saw some of the biggest trees turned upside down, houses set on top of cars, the cars and the garage in the yard it's a mess. >> in northeast oklahoma emergency crews spent the nightt rifling through debris. >> i said tornado and just about that time everything was hitting. >> reporter: you can see the path of devastation forged near the powerful twister near the town of quapa. storm system slammed into north carolina, multiple tornadoes ac

fema is urging people to prepare now and pay attention to the weather over the coming days starting in the west and gradually working its way across the country. oklahoma city, little rock, st. louis, atlanta in the zone, louisville into raleigh, all in the danger zone, brian? >> tom costello starting us off in advance of what may be a sporty weekend for a lot of people. tom, thanks. >>> there is late word tonight from the pentagon that russian aircraft have crossed the boarder into ukrainian air space several times in these last 24 hours, a clear violation leaving the entire region on edge now as ukrainian leaders accuse putin of trying to start a war. andrea mitchell monitoring late developments from the washington news room tonight. andrea, good evening. >> good evening, brian. the pentagon says russian troops have been testing equipment and getting within a mile of the border and sending jets in and out, and that prompted ukraine's prime minister accusing russia of trying to start a third world war. hagel tried to call his russian counterpart, but there was no return call. and ther

. >> so far 190 people have applied for rental assistance from fema. >>> get out your wallet.t's gonna cost you twice as much to park in one busy bay area city starting today. it's not just how much but when. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco, where vandals targeted smart cars. we'll tell you what they are doing to them and where they are doing it. >>> good morning. we're looking at a toll plaza delay that's up in the 20- minute range. when we look at the toll plaza here, i will tell you more about some of the other drive times crossing the bay. >>> we're looking at sni already. coast, bay, inland. temperatures warmed up as you know. will they continue that today and for how long. >>> it was a rude awakening for some owners of smart cars. check this out. someone went after flipping over the small vehicles overnight in san francisco. ktvu's tara moriarty has been in the city all morning and coming up in two minute, you will hear from one man who said he witnessed the vandalism. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >> let's talk

fema said 400 people have registered for 400 aid.rld trade center in new york. >> this is the latest that happened this past weekend. interview for a sight. walked through the open gate and the security guard did not pay attention. >> a south florida-year-old boy was arrested fortress practicing. and base jumpers were arrested for trespassing off the build the building he said they knew he was using peformance-enhancing drugs. team manager and doctor were all involved k. >> they have all denied the illiquation consist. it is part of the federal lawsuit. it is filed over his team sponsorship by the u.s. postal service. >> it could lead to fines that could total more than 1 million-dollars: a photo of three young girl consist battling cancer has gone viral. they wanted to bring them awareness. >> 3-year-old reilly has stage five kidney cancer. >> she has brain cancer and this one is fighting a form of leukemia. this is the caption. strips strength comes in knowing that you are not alone. >> it could be a really lonely disease. >> you a

. >> as part of homeland security we have fema which overseas the urban search and rescue. they wanted the ability to go to any particular location and disaster, look at any given rubble pile or collapse to determine whether there is somebody alive in there. >>> searching for life in an earthquake is similar to searching for life in our solar system. at least that was the belief held by a group of scientists at nasa's jet prop pulse laboratory whose expertise lies in comple outer. >> the technology of deep space network uses to communicate with and to know where the spacecraft as we call it navigation, we measure very precisely how far away the spacecraft is by measuring is how long it takes to get to the spacecraft and come back to us. >> those same microwave signals were redesigned at jpl for an even more urgent endeavor here on earth. do search for, for a trapped survivor by detecting their beating heart. >> the return signals were looking for small changes due to the motion of the victim, the breathing and the heart beat causes one centimeter to one millimeter movements

nine a fema that the philanthropic work. in theory. at issue in this search operation by night before what they're working tomorrow. of course the hat thing. i have for you right now it has the kind you would like to meet him the unfolding situation yes demanding that they are a disaster here in korea continues to raise questions on the web and through the spine didn't properly ride there were experts in human who cautioned against jumping to any conclusion prior to full investigation into what exactly happened bundling is finding put all the arrows towards. theories held was the captain and crew not be able to carry out their duties properly to help us find out these facts and more we have captain it was swollen and senior salvage master of the cost of importing a removal project captain sean thank you so much for joining us today here are a peculiar and earthlink week and you didn't know there are more and this is surfacing and it seems like it's clearer that it was a manmade disaster this orleans and that is of the ship's operator c

. >> i want everyone affected to know fema and federal government is working with state and local officialsnd i want everybody to know your country will be there to help you recover and rebuild as long as it takes. >> the president announced the u.s. and european union are imposing a new round of sanctions on russia considering the crisis in ukraine. penalties in response to what western leaders say is russia's failure to follow through on a commitment. >> the mother of a south bay boy who survived a nearly six hour flight a wheel well says she's now working to be reunited with her. this is the mother living in a somali refugee camp. she says her ex-husband took the three kids to california telling them their mother died. her son learned she was alive he snuck on to the tarmac at san jose airport and on to a plane. saying quote my son was silenced with you intelligent when with me i know concealed himself to see me she is now on a list to imgreat to america and could be here in less than a year >> authorities in connecticut say single paul simon ask his wife are not likely to be charged aft

a father, son and fema health care worker remains in stable condition after the shooting. >> we're lookingtack. >> the cruel twist is that the shooter was a security guard hired to protect the hospital the doctors at care hospital tended to him he shot himself. and has been transferred into the custody of the government afghanistan. >> part of what makes this so tragic is that the victims were there to help heal children. >> nearly seven years after a tiger escapeed and took a teen's live, they have been asking questions and asking about safety systems installed after the attack. they interviewed three zoo workers. >> i'm concerned it's not as safe as it could be. >> for workers? >> workers and public. >> public as bell sth? >> yes. >> it could happen at any moment. >> the i team studied hundreds of documents and found a struggle going on for years. don't miss the investigation tonight at 11:00 >> major league baseball did not waste time coming down on michael paneta, suspended ten games for using pine tar. he's going to miss two no effort to disguise this. normally they'd hide it in their

. >> the president granted resources for search and rescue and fema is helping victim families. the president is now travelling to south korea where he will visit the site of the disaster. >> clearly there is a lot more work ahead to be done at the mud site in order to clear it. >> is it's not the last zone. >> it's been a month since a mountain bike plunged into the town the searcher took us into the heart of the slide. >> what was here before? houses and trees. >> we walked along what was once a highway. yet, this is progress. >> it was >> the landslide first hit. what they had to do was create a water channel with pumps to be able to move just to give crews access to look here. >> this gives you an idea of what crews are up against. mud and debris stacked 20-40 feet high in plies mraiss. so sloppy work comes with an meegsal toll. a washington spruce tree left standing in the area now serves as a memorial to lives lost. wood ward says it produce a source of strength for efforts. >> that is anna reporting from washington >> new details on a ferry disaster. the government says t

. >> reporter: he is a division chief with menlo park fire but a section leader with fema's nationalan search-and- rescue team. he spent almost the past month in the community of oso where 41 people were buried alive when the hillside above them gave way. >> what we're looking for was debris from houses, vehicles, and trying to attach those to put them back to where they came from. >> reporter: he said every shovelful of dirt they turned over was checked for human remains. >> we wanted to bring these people back to their families and that was our challenge up there bring them back as dignified as possible. >> reporter: only two of the missing have not been recovered, he says search teams will go back later this spring. and california task force 3 is one of eight such task forces in california, one of 28 in the nation. they are all packed up with gear ready to go charged up and they can be anywhere in the country in six hours. reporting live in menlo park, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> natural gas explosion rattled a small seattle suburb flattening three businesses. the aftermath looking l

we began this morning, early, working with fema. and their team was on the ground as of yesterday from here. a press conference about 11:00 today again warning everyone to be very careful and to take these storms very seriously. another note came to me, lee county touched down in lee county. a touchdown confirmed in philadelphia, mississippi. you're looking at four to five or perhaps half a dozen of touchdown tornadoes in mississippi so we better get back to work. >> good luck. we'll stay in close touch with you. thank you very much. >> thank you so much. >> mississippi's governor fill bryant. let's go to brandy davis. she's on the phone. she's taking cover in starkville, mississippi. tell us what is going on where you are. >> hi. right now we're just kind of anticipating the weather. we've been watching the radar. me and my roommate and dog are in the hall with covers and we're taking cover and waiting it out. >> where are you taking cover? are you in the middle of this house? is there a basement? explain where you are taking cover

different kinds of cost recovery government recovery funds and one through the state and then, of course, fema we did get a federal disaster declaration and so we are in the midst of that we have lessons learned that we thought that we would share quickly. on the response side, in general what we learned is that the traini and exercise works, so that is good news for you. that is good news for us. one of the focuses of our training in the year before the fire, was water shed fires and so we got lucky, and we partner with cal fire and we talked to them, and we train with them about what to do in this instance and so it really helped us to find of integrate into the unified command and the fire command, so that we could make sure that the city's interests were represented and that decisions were made that protected the facilities and the infrainstruct structure. >> the plans are there and they are helpful, and generally we suggest that you follow them. and we did a lot of training with field crews but what we realized is that the management, the support management of a large incident is critical

. >> i want everyone affected to know fema and federal government is working with state and local officialsnd i want everybody to know your country will be there to help you recover and rebuild as long as it takes. >> the president announced the u.s. and european union are imposing a new round of sanctions on russia considering the crisis in ukraine. penalties in response to what western leaders say is russia's failure to follow through on a commitment. >> the mother of a south bay boy who survived a nearly six hour flight a wheel well says she's now working to be reunited with her. this is the mother living in a somali refugee camp. she says her ex-husband took the three kids to california telling them their mother died. her son learned she was alive he snuck on to the tarmac at san jose airport and on to a plane. saying quote my son was silenced with you intelligent when with me i know concealed himself to see me she is now on a list to imgreat to america and could be here in less than a year >> authorities in connecticut say single paul simon ask his wife are not likely to be charged aft

i should support the national center for universe and businesses target of doubling the numbers of fema engine and grudges by 23 to forward with employers, professional bodies and academic institutions but i think what most powerful things is role models like the role model he mentioned in his question. >> did the prime minister or any of his staff ask the right audible member to resign her position, and if not, should he have? >> the right audible member, my friend is set out the reasons for her resignation in a letter she sent out today and i think people should accept that. i've given the fullest possible answers i could about my attitude of working with colleagues and giving them the chance to get on with their jobs. that's the right approach. >> thank you, mr. speaker. thanks to this governments long-term economic pride -- [shouting] youth unemployment has been slashed by 42% in my constituency. does the prime minister think that the opening of a new university technical college and a new free college and sells very will enhance the ability of young people to compete in the global

. >> the president granted resources for search and rescue and fema is helping victim families. president is now travelling to south korea where he will visit the site of the disaster. >> clearly there is a lot more work ahead to be done at the mud site in order to clear it. >> is it's not the last zone. >> it's been a month since a mountain bike plunged into the town the searcher took us into the heart of the slide. >> what was here before? houses and trees. >> we walked along what was once a highway. yet, this is progress. >> it was six feet underwater. >> the landslide first hit. what they had to do was create a water channel with pumps to be able to move just to give crews access to look here. >> this gives you an idea of what crews are up against. mud and debris stacked 20-40 feet high in plies mraiss. so sloppy work comes with an meegsal toll. a washington spruce tree left standing in the area now serves as a memorial to lives lost. wood ward says it produce a source of strength for efforts. >> that is anna reporting from washington >> new details on a ferry disaster. the

and fema is telling victims to ask for aid if they need it but for some of the victims that isn't easygovernment agency and say this is what i need when you are used to providing for yourself. >> the army core of engineers is on the scene looking to make a barrier more strong. >> he is a top presidential candidate for 2016. >> winning is what we should be about. winning gets the country back on track >> it is how jeb bush is talking about winning that has a lot of people talking about him. we will explain and tell you what he is saying about possibly running for president >> and why proposed cuts for a key program for seniors is making the difference for the democrats. >> and then the coolest video of the day: >> okay. and one high school raised the bar on school spirit. this video could end all school videos. it sun -- it is unbelievable. see it when we come back. what if a photo were more than a memory? what if it were more than something to share? what if a photo could build that shelf you've always wanted? or fix a leaky faucet? or even give you your saturday back? the new snapfix

. >> i want everyone affected by this tragedy to know that fema and the federal government is on thed and will help our fellow americans in need. working with state and local officials and i want everybody to know that your country will be there to help you recover and rebuild as long as it takes. over the weekend -- >> president obama shared his thoughts at a news conference. and he also the u.s. and european union are imposing new sanctions offer the crisis with russia and the ukraine. >>> south korea's coast guard has released new video showing the captain of a ferry that sank two weeks ago abandoning his ship ahead of hundreds of passengers. the video shows the captain in a long sleeved dark shirt and shorts being pulled to safety. the clip was taken just before the ferry became submerged with hundreds of passengers still trapped below deck. at least 188 people are confirmed dead and more than 100 others are still missing and with very little hope, frankly none left. >>> at least half a dozen drug companies are rushing to develop new drugs that could help the elderly walk again a

she was interested in that fema right to vote. every conceivable women's club effort of the early 20th-century catherine had, you know, from and fingerprint. she was never a sustained leader of any of these movements, but she was always behind them, they're giving money or serving on the board, showing the people of not just winston-salem, but north carolina and beyond that women could have an important public role to bring about critical social reform of the era. >> host: what were some of r.j. reynolds public causes? >> guest: r. j. reynolds was an interesting person in that respect. he did not take on the same prominence to a benevolent, and philanthropic efforts that catherine did that were more -- that were bigger in scope. he was a bit different. strategic. so while he was a great philanthropist permit it was local. usually it was still whites and blacks. very unusual for a seven industrialists to give the culminates zero white and black entities. so he gave his money to orphanages, churches, benevolence societies, but all v

>> nosotros tenemos equipos de fema desplazados en el estado y lo más importante es que escuchen a laspor estar con nosotros desde washington departamento de desde washington dc. >> ahora vamos con los caballeros para hablar del tema más importante para ellos. >> echen los balones, que gusto carlita, que gusto saludarte. >> así es, adamguden. >> sí, ¿qué te pasa? >> perdón carlita. >> ¿por qué tan temprano? >> es que están muy contentos estos. >> sí, jhonny la gente está muy loca. >> tuvimos actividad en la liga de campeones y el bayern munich recibiendo al madrid, lo quieren ver? los merengues saltaron al terreno de juego y se esperaba un terreno de juego muy parejo, pero la realidad del asunto es diferente, terminaron con 3 a 0, dos de sergio ramos y uno de cristiano ronaldo pero aún faltaba más, y el portugués sella el 4 a 0 de los blancos que nunca habían vencido a la bestia negra en su propia casa, y cristiano ronaldo con su gol 16. >> así es. >> ¿qué le pasa a mi barca? >> hoy inicia la liguilla de fútbol mexicano y esta es una capsula de udn (univisión deportes network). >> inic

less so then the kids won't listen to them when the parents want them not to get on the bus to the femamp? >> whoa. interesting, but no. >> we disagree i guess. >> i think this is totally harmless. read the book to your kids or grandkids. maybe they will grow up healthier. they are not going to be smart because no literal person would read a government bedtime story to their kid with the other options. they are probably not working with the best genetic material. maybe they will learn about yogurt. >> i wonder if these books were in the japanese internment camps that obama refuses to denounce in a supreme court battle ging on right now. all seriousness, inside and not aside, but why is the government spending time on this? this is ridiculous. i don't mean to be the house libertarian, but for god sake we are like 100% plus of gdp in debt. this is the kind of stuff where we have a kind of animatronic health and human services secretary who nobody has heard of or seen. come on. this is ridiculous. >> at the same time, it is a family of cats. >> i gotta go, but i figured it out why they use

in compliance with fema guidelines. business doubled after every big storm. >> this is a product, unfortunately, that if it's out of sight it's out of the mind. when a storm comes, particularly if it's a bad storm, people think hey, i should be prepared. >> this is my new storm shelter. >> myrna spent 10,000 on this above ground shelter. >> with battery power light, steel walls, 19 volts that ground it to the foundation. two steel bars to bolt the doors. >> i would be scared, not as scared as i was in my closet last year. >> the great-grandmother of 13 sass the shelter brings -- says the shelter brings her peace of mind for when the next storm hits. now she says she'll hang pictures on the walls to make it comfortabl comfortable. >> save lives. a new effort from the white house to help colleges fight sexual assaults. one in five women are sexually assaulted. and it's often swept under the rug. we are talking about struggling numbers. >> definitely. the white house says sexual assaults on campuses are underreported and g

we have fema here at this time and working closely with the national guard, assisting with recovery and rescue, as well as security. >> i know a lot of people don't know what to do next. what advice do you have for people hoping to go home to survey the damage? >> at this time they are beginning to allow people who live in the area, in the affected areas - they are working with them to assist and get them back into the area to look at their home, assess damage. we are still requesting that anyone that is not from that area, that does not live in the affected area to stay away. it's a safety issue as well as a hindrance to responders as they try to do what they can to to help get everything as back to normal as possible. >> over the next 24-48 hours, what will be the e.r. departments primary focus be? >> we'll continue to be here to assist in coordination. we coordinate resources. at the local level they max out on the resources. we are here to get the supplies and resources and personnel that they need to assist with these efforts. we will continue to do so as long as we are needed. >>

family and friends, shelters being open by fema, federal emergency management agency is helping the with aid here. the system that has already affected 17 stays not only with strong winds and hail sometimes the size of baseballs affecting the community, it may not be over adrian, this is a system that continues to move east and really there's the opportunity for severe weather again for the next few days in an area from louisiana all the way to ohio. a lot of people on guard, a lot of others mourning as they begin a difficult cleanup process. >> many thanks indeed, jake rader in mayflower arkansas. still to come on the program, why al jazeera has launched legal action against the egyptian government. >>> are sworn in for a fourth term as algeria's president. >> racist comments of l.a. clippers owner. details in around 20 minutes. two minutes. has gone very far awry... >> there's huge pressure on the police to arrest and find somebody guilty >> i think the system is going to fail a lot of other people. >> you convicted the wrong person >> i find that extraordinarily disappointing... >> to

. >> i want everyone affected by this tragedy to know that fema and the federal government is on thed and will help our fellow americans in need working with state and local officials, and i want everybody to know that your country will be there to help you recover and rebuild as long as it takes. >> reporter: residents are now trying to recover what they can. the warning came just minutes before the tornado hit. the search and rescue depreciation is still underway here in arkansas, but when you see the raw power of this tornado on the ground, it's difficult to think that anyone could be found alive. here you see with the debris has hit the tree line. trees snapped like toothpicks. the national weather service still hasn't rated this tornado, but the state's governor says it is the most powerful he has ever seen. >> schools offices and shops that now lay in ruins could just as easily been full of people. >> obviously devastation that -- that is very, very severe. all of the agencies have worked well. all of the volunteers worked well. city and county governments have worked well. >>

we had a fema, and saying that we were still x amount of dollars that we needed to get our house backthis thing. you know, i only started working on about nine houses. there are about 500 in new york alone and a damaged or not even stand anymore. tom: i saw that when the mayor wants to give 500 homes built by summertime the landy's only got nine started. so first of obama, that speaks volumes right there. over three and half billion dollars left. they're talking a billion go someplace else. >> you still have, you know, win the greatest country in the world with the biggest and we always give to every other country like it was -- when it's coming to the middle-class working families that own the property, on their land, and the need the help, you keep scoring them over. you know what, i said that to obama when i met him down in middlefield. you know what command seems that the middle class gets stepped on they just get the middle finger from everybody, and it's wrong. tom: what did he say? >> we're going to get the help. the red tape was going to be cut . the red tape has not been cut.

president obama is already pledging help from fema. >> there could be more audio tapes released of whats a racial rant by clippers' owner sterling. the attorney for the, girlfriend says the full recording lasts an hour much longer than what is released with no official reaction from the league trying to verify the recording. >> the warriors take off for los angeles today to get rid for the game tomorrow against the clips and they will not know how the fans will reaction to the scandal when the warriors begin game five of the series which is tied at two each. >> most of attention is to the east, we will be quiet and it is back to average. live doppler 7 hd shows no need for the umbrella this week but for to shade director self from the strong sunshine and check out the sun over 680 and walnut creek and sunglasses, short sleeves, shorts, sun screen, that is the kind of both we have developing today and low-to-mid 70's inland and mid-70's at the bay and low-to-mid 60's at the coast and 10- to 15-degrees warmer tomorrow. >> for the traffic warriors the toll plaza shows heave traffic and 24

fema would say you can't do that. you have to put back the same culverts in the same spots and build the bridges exactly what the way they weren't that is what we do at fema. we got together with the men said this is crazy. you are giving us hundreds of millions of dollars in federal money to put things back so that we are back here in three or four months with these 100 year storm to seem to come every year asking for the same loot. this is just a waste of money and they said you are right and they change their procedures. they change their reimbursement policies. i think it's an area where they present said i can't get climate change legislation through congress but i can change the way internally we deal with major climate change in the stores and -- storms and they have done it. >> how do you make the argument that hurricane irene in the tropical storm that hit vermont was due in fact to a climate change? >> all i can tell you is i have always said that climate change awareness is going to come first from the cold

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. >> i want everyone affected by this tragedy to know that fema and the federal government is on the ground and will help our fellow americans in need, working with state and local officials and i want everybody to know that your country will be there to help you recover and rebuild as long as it takes. >> and the tornado threat is not over this morning. another suspected tornado touched down early this morning in northwest louisiana. let's bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins with the very latest. what are we expecting today? >> that was a large violent, long track tornado for two hours that was bouncing off up and down along the his of arkansas. this morning we haven't had a lot of nasty tornadoes. we have had some really strong thunderstorms with hail and gust e gusty winds. this is the memphis area all clear for now, drifting toward i-40 in nashville, tennessee. we had 31 preliminary reports of tornadoes from nebraska to iowa. this was the one that did all of the huge damage right through central and northern arkansas. again for about two and a half hours it was producing torna

i want everyone affected by this tragedy to know that fema and the federal government is on the ground and will help our fellow americans in need working with state and local officials. >> it's not over. folks in the north and mississippi valley, more storms are expected later this afternoon and into this evening. jay fwra is on the ground in mayflower, arkansas. from the air a path of debris can be seen tore miles stretching across several states. a twister went through downtown oklahoma. survivors say it hit with little warning. >> he come in, and he didn't say nothing. he just went like this. i said tornado. just about that time everything was hitting. >> that's the deadly storms moved into arkansas shredding buildings and homes and killing more than a dozen there. >> there have been ten confirmed fatalities so far. that's two children and eight adults. >> there's concern. more victims could be buried in the rubble. >> we've got people and dogs going through the rubble and trying to find whoever we can and whatever we can. >>> volunteers and rescue teams worked overnight in many of