so it has been a very busy time at fema. now, because these events have become more common and more intense, this makes our mitigation efforts increasingly critical. we can't continue just to make investments and rebuilding after an event occurs we must pay equal attention to preventing damage from occurring in the first place and these efforts are not only critically important to vulnerable communities, but also to the federal budget. i was pleased to see the administration's request for a significant increase in mitigation efforts to better prepare for and reduce the impacts of flooding and other types of natural disasters. for every dollar we invest in these activities we save up to $4 in rebuildings costs and that is, in fact, a smart investment. each state, territory major urban area and several tribes have ongoing preparedness projects with the agency as well. these activities have an immediate and real impact on citizens, on businesses and on our first responders. administrator fugate i look forward to working with yo

so it has been a very busy time at fema.now, because these events have become more common and more intense, this makes our mitigation efforts increasingly critical. we can't continue just to make investments and rebuilding after an event occurs. we must pay equal attention to preventing damage from occurring in the first place. and these efforts are not only critically important to vulnerable communities but also to the federal budget. i was pleased to see the administration's request for significant increase in mitigation efforts to better prepare for and reduce the impacts of flooding and other types of natural disasters. for every dollar we invest in these activities we save up to $4 in rebuilding costs and that is in fact a smart investment. each state territory, major urban area, and several tribes have ongoing preparedness projects with the agency as well. these activities have an immediate and real impact on citizens, on businesses, and on our first responders. administrator fugate i look forward to working with you t

preparedness grants, cut to training, and 1 preponderate 5% cut to firefighter grants and the recent fema preparedness report found eight areas where communities are still in need of improvement, and i know that one of the proposals is to consolidate many of these grant programs, and while i appreciate that there are places where there can be efficiencies, i can tell you that those grants as i said made a huge difference in new hampshire, and we leverage a little bit money to make it go a long way, and the firefighter grants, the other preparedness grants have really been critical so can you explain why the proposed reductions and i know my understanding is that the authorizing committee is not going to take up the consolidation issue, and so that's probably not going to be an option in this budget, and as i said i probably wouldn't support it if it were, and so i wonder if you could talk a little bit about that. >> well, two pieces is very straightforward. obviously, i would like to provide the maximum amount of funding that we could provide in the grants programs, but as the administrat

and to make sure fema follows through on recommended changes. live tonight in washington, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> all right ted. and fema has been forced to reopen nearly 142,000 flood insurance claims filed by sandy victims in those cases, victims accused companies of altering their damage assessments or paying out less than promised. fema's also dealing with more than 2,000 lawsuits filed by homeowners. >>> a man accused in the abduction, torture and dumping of a worker from jeweler's row appeared before a federal judge today. he's facing federal kidnapping and robbery charges. investigators say he was at the national watch store and even spoke with the victim and took her business card the day before the abduction. he was arrested april 10th at a south carolina motel. u.s. marshals brought him back to philadelphia. he and two others allegedly grabbed the victim from a center city parking garage and threw her into this van on april 4th. police say kidnappers tortured the woman and shocked her with a taser before dumping her at a del

of entry for those who want to do business with fema. but i've got to tell you i've heard from businesses in new hampshire that have not had a good experience with that program. and one of those in particular, i won't name because i haven't gotten clearance to use their name, but they have worked with marine corps, in haiti responding in new orleans responding to katrina and they really wanted to try to market technology to fema. over the course of beginning in 2009, 2011, 2012 they presented to fema at three industry liaison vendor outreach sessions appropriate policy and program staff attended only two of those meetings. although initially officials appeared enthusiastic, the procurement staff limited the agency employees from sharing business cards and regularly failed to respond to the follow-up phone calls and e-mails and when we try to inquire about the process and how to ensure they were getting a fair hearing, we were told they have to go through the normal procurement process. that's what they tried to do. can you talk about how

former tuckerton mayor buck evans is one of thousands still waiting for fema to approve his claim.he was forced to rebuild his home with his own money. >>> too much of the engineering folks that came in and made decisions on homes had never evaluated storms. >> just this week fema officials announced plans to fix the the problems with claims home own hours filed claims like evans may see a letter next month asking whether they want to reopen their claim. >>> coming up at 4:43, katie we cannot beat yesterday however... >> how about a repeat down the road. >> that will work. >> or warmth into next week. >> short road. >> yes, very much so. i thought you were going to say shore. will we start singing on the way to cape may. it will be really warm early next week, so three or four day weekend wouldn't be the worst idea i'm just saying. >> on the way to cape may. >> we are looking ahead to a transition for now because we have been talking about this coastal storm system developing. there is better news in terms of what the i am pack will be on our area from that. a lot of times you hear

officials publicly announceed plans to fix the problems with fema claims.wners who filed claims like evans may see a letter next month. asking whether they want to reopen their claims. >> officials estimate just under 142,000 damaged claims associate associated with super storm sandy buck evans had to knock down his old home and build this new home in tuckerton using a lot of his own money and speaking of tuckerton they are 800 claims just in his small town. >> buck evans says for the first time since the super storm hit he feels confident the government will come through on its promise. >> not only does this impact you as resident but also impacts your town. impacts your community. >> reporter: in tuckerton, new jersey david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> more than 5,000 people are confirmed dead in nepal where a frantic race to find earthquake survivors continues. stories of survival are emerging from the rubble. this man was rescued after three days. it took rescue teams five hours to get him out. in the meantime the first rounds of food and aid have

of entry for those who want to do business with fema. but i've got to tell you, i've heard from businesses in new hampshire that have not had a good experience with that program. and one of those in particular, i won't name because i haven't gotten clearance to use their name, but they have worked with marine corps, in haiti responding in new orleans responding to katrina, and they really wanted to try to market technology to fema. over the course of beginning in 2009, 2011, 2012, they presented to fema at three industry liaison vendor outreach sessions appropriate policy and program staff attended only two of those meetings. although initially officials appeared enthusiastic, the procurement staff limited the agency employees from sharing business cards and regularly failed to respond to the follow-up phone calls and e-mails and when we try to inquire about the process and how to ensure they were getting a fair hearing, we were told they have to go through the normal procurement process. that's what they tried to do. can you talk about

fema director particularly in an incident kind of situation. there are structures within the federal government to deal with that kind of thing. bioterrorism clearly particularly since it will be ongoing and you are not required a different kind of decision-making structure -- it's signed off by talking about the challenge of federalism. assuming that we cannot get rid of federalism -- >> nor should we. >> how do you design a decision making system with an up authority with emergency to be able to run the course and be able to manage the various levels of government and expertise of the united states, and how do you train them on the net so they go through exercises? if you asked me what happens in my community, i can answer almost all of your questions. i can answer them about the university of miami, i can tell you the county will do, but in general, because of someone like craig, florida is organized for hurricanes. not particularly for bioterrorism, but we certainly are well organized for hurricanes. we have seven days of food and structure

he was in charge here and the fema people would follow him.arely, rarely, if ever, happens. the feds always thinking i'm a former fbi or u.s. attorney and the like and think we will control the scene. they didn't to that here because it was so handling so competently. 302 buildings damaged or destroyed here and no active looting and money was raised to put every child through college who lost one or both parents. 170 children who lost one parent. the good news that came from this was very positive spiritually morally, it was an uplift to the community. now we have the oklahoma city thunder. that's a big deal and a lot of that renaissance, if you will, came as a result of some of the rebuilding here in oklahoma city. >> do you think we have the kind of domestic intelligence now to root out more individuals who might perpetrate an oklahoma city bombing? >> it's hard to say. your comments at the outset mcvey was angry about what happened two years before this incident and that was the event down in waco, texas. are there people that harbor grudge

fema wants to look at problems that showed up after super-storm sandy. the program has been hit with allegations of fraud. fema said it will review all the claims to make sure people got what they diserveld. >>> taking a -- deserved. taking a look at wall street. stocks finish higher on good corporate earnings on friday. right now futures are pointing to mixed open. apple is looking for quarterly results due out today driven by iphone sales. investors will look at how the apple watch is selling. it is predicted that 1 million watches shimmed and 2 million going out in the next two months. >> more news is still ahead including what we know about a deadly cash on a new jersey interstate. >>> a kindergarten concert was interrupted by an odd protest details of what's going on here when "action news" comes right back. [leaves rustling] are you day dreaming? hmm? yeah. about a luxury tree house? mmm hmm. with lookout decks for star gazing? yeah. cool! wait. how...? you've got the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. oh yeah! the wizard of oz with to

. -- red cross or fema guidelines. that is hardly enough to deal. >> we are glad you didn't answer -- ask the question here. good job. dr. redlener: out of kindness and respect. i am just saying that if you can't define it, how can you find it. in a sense, we're definitionally challenged and that is a big problem. let's put that aside and say that is lingering out there and something that at some level we have to deal with. i will give you the five top concerns, or five of my top concerns. first is unfortunately the federalist system that we live under in the united states. in many ways the system serves our country and its people very well. the point is that decisions affecting the lives of citizens are to the extent possible decentralized and by design, government decisions are made by levels of government as close as possible to the people being served. that is the point. if a fundamental tenet of our society and on the whole it is good. the problem is it doesn't work for disaster planning. federalism and disaster p

if fema approves it will cover 75% of the cost. the rest could be paid for by the state but it will take more than 4 years. >> the disaster was one thing, recovery is 10 times harder. >> the earthquake damaged the administration building. repairs almost complete. executives including the board of supervisors are set to move in at the end of the week. john fowler, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the city counsel is moving ahead for plans for a new pedestrian bridge. one of the bridges looks like a miniature version of the eastern span of the bay bridge. the other option is a arch suspension bridge. 400 city residents voted on several possible designs. the two types of bridges were the most popular. they estimate a thousand runners and bikers have to cross the intersection every day. >> it holds up traffic that is 8 lanes. so it could clog up traffic. >> the finished bridge will cost $10 million. the city counsel is expected to pick a final design by june. >>> tomorrow marks the last day of april and looks like we will end the month on a warm n

professional and skilled he made the fema workers work for those individuals. case in many cities of the united states. remember new orleans had a real hard time locally handling the problem with the hurricane katrina. so it's all a discussion with homeland security in the future when a man-made or natural disaster occurs who's in charge, how do we handle it legally take care of the blizzard of regulations statutes and jurisdictional disputes and we handled that in oklahoma city but it will be a problem going forward if we don't have with homeland security's leadership as well as the department of justice some guidance and advice going forward. >> i thank you for working closely with them. i'm from new orleans and our family lived through hurricane katrina and not about that today. it is about americans taking on the oklahoma standard and loving and caring for each other. governor keating, i thank you so much. >> thank you. you're very welcome. thank you very much. >> okay. take care. by the way, the oklahoma city bombing still felt in the nation's capital. it

fema says it's pumped nearly $7 billion into new jersey.ore than two years after superstorm sandy, fema says the money has reimbursed municipalities for clearing debris and rebuilding critical facilities. the agency says it approved nearly $423 million to survivors and paid out more than $3.5 billion in flood insurance claims to policy holders whose homes were either damaged or destroyed. >>> switching gears now, we're about a week away until tens of thousands of runners step off from one of the most premiere races in philadelphia. the blue cross broad street run and we're proud to bring it to you. the race begins may 3rd at the central high school athletic field near broad and olney. at the end of broad street in south philadelphia. in between is a 10-mile course through different neighborhoods. runners world has been named -- it's named it one of the fastest 10-mile courses in the country. this is the 36th year for the broad street run. the blue cross broad street run. the race draws in some 40,000 runners. and nbc 10 is excited to partic

former talk are ton mayor buck evans is one the of the thousands waiting for fema to approve his claim forced to rebuild his home with his own money. >> too many of the engineering follow thanks came in and made decisions on homes had never evaluated storms. >> just this week fema officials announced plans to fix problems with claims, homeowners who filed claims like evans may see a letter asking whether they want to reopen their claims. >>> on the healthwatch this morning eating cheese, could help you live longer. scientists denmark found people that ate fermented dairy products like cheese had higher levels of the compound linked to reduced obesity and higher metabolism. that compound was also linked to a reduction in cholesterol. >> you are loving this. >> best study ever. >> ever. >> little provolone on the side. >> you better believe it. >> we have hit the pepper jackpot good not terrible. >> in one is laughing. >> it was good. >> i got nothing. >> no cheese jokes for you. >> that is kind of cheesy. >> it is close to the bottom of the hour. >>> coming up next, this morning we are

. >>> the federal emergency management agency or fema says it has purged more than $6.9 billion intosince hurricane sandy hit in 2012. the money reimbursed municipal for clearing debris restoring works. fema paid out more than a few billion dollars in flood insurance claims ton elevate homes. >> the red cross is getting a boost thanks to a local grocery store chain. the burns family fresh grocer supermarkets presented the red cross with a check today at the store at progress plaza in north philadelphia. all last month customers were given the opportunity to donate that along with corporate support raised $10,000. this is the chain's third annual fundraiser for the red cross. >> time to get a look at traffic on a friday night see how things rolling. >> matt pelman back over at the traffic center with the low down on the slow down, matt. >> and it is plenty slow. they're still working to try to boost this pole in chester county rick and monica along 202 near dillworthtown road. a truck plowed it over late this morning and they've been working ever since to try and fix it. so we're down

this is all thanks to a fema grant. secured by the santa rosa fire department. >> we invited everyone in the north bay counties, we have 25 people at the class. >> reporter: what they learn they will share. >> what are you trying to do? >> these students will become the instructors. >> you want to get dramatic. >> reporter: these instructors came from across the country and canada. >> firefighters are all cut from the same cloth. >> reporter: life for life, they all signed up, they are willing to go to extreme lengths to save your family. but when things go dark, when things go wrong, this training is designed to make sure they go home to theirs. >> the thing, i want to see my family. >> reporter: in santa rosa, claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> california teachers rallied in sacramento today demanding pension fund money be pulled from a company tied to the sandy hook elementary school shootings. they protested at the offices. they want the pension fund to stop investing in companies that own guns. >> contradictory. f

investigations statistics noticed it was capturing the fires in the sro's occupancy we need to comply with fema and their national fir reporting system that started in 2001 you see how our statistics and tracking has increased i want you to look at the burglary u blue numbers as you can see in 49983 greater alarms and two last year of 2014 we've had zero so it is a significant decrease in the great alarms we go to by covering the volunteering common here's >> why is there such a spike for first alarm fires and hotels. >> i believe it was captured in the 94 through 99 was - i'm sorry so we have two ways of reporting firs through the bureau of fires investigations they're looking at only foyers other than the instant command those statistics are from the fir bureaucracy of investigation suspicious foyers and the spike you've seen just through the rest of years the 2001 through 2014 it just shows that now we're following the national fire incident report system and their tracking it. >> thank you. >> closer. >> so again, you can see the we've had a lot of fires although they're on the decrease thi

process to myth the soft story building and then 34 b changes captured is intoxicate a willow for the fematandard that provided the engineering criteria to calculate the soft storys so the incentive to accelerate the volunteer soft story building under oakland army base is superseded offering them expedited permitting didn't net us any value from a housekeeping stand out we don't need ab 94, however, it got written into this this is a question legality some folks think we should keep it as a reference i'm not an attorney but it probably happens more than times than not not sure how to dismiss the ab the cac talked about the needed for the seismic subcommittee we talked that and they don't feel it is no longer needed so the code advise committee suggested to have ab 94 rescinded. >> can ask a question. >> yaed commissioner walker. >> the distinction of what is soft story is different slightly in both of those cases if that's the case are we 86 does that make sense to leave something in place in order to apply it to those buildings that don't necessarily apply to our announced program or man

i see people talking about fema. i read about president bush and his budget cuts.nd in prison, he's discovered a captive audience for his brand of political punditry. >> i have a subscription to "usa today" and i have a line. i let everybody read it. i write little comments. you'd be surprised, we discuss things in here. everything in prison is not just violence or gangs. we discuss issues. people are surprised the conversations we have in here, you know what i'm saying? >> he tried out some spin in response to an unexpected line of questioning from our producer on the pin-ups decorating his cell. >> are these all your girlfriends? >> in another lifetime. most of them come out of "xxl" magazine. minority based magazines. kind of like "maxim." but sided toward the hip hop minority community. get tired of looking at gray walls all day. they're not nude, they're all clothed, albeit scantily. >> they're very artistic, marcus. very artistic. it's nice you represent minorities, but it's not so nice about women. not so nice about women. >> it's a bit misogynist. i'm going

>> stahl: it's a department that brought under one roof an array of 22 federal agencies including fema, the secret service, the coast guard. >> johnson: then, last but not least, you have the lady right here-- citizenship and immigration services. >> stahl: he oversees a huge bureaucracy with 240,000 employees. >> johnson: how's everybody doing? >> stahl: it's a management nightmare because the various agencies have disparate functions, some critics say, with little or nothing to do with terrorism. fema deals with natural disasters, and now with widespread claims of fraud against flood insurance companies following hurricane sandy. immigration dealt with the waves of unaccompanied children from central america last summer. >> clark ervin: this department is a disparate amalgam of things that don't fit together very well. >> stahl: clark ervin, the former inspector general of d.h.s., says jeh johnson is essentially managing chaos. the threat is more complicated and look what we created to deal with it, the most complicated set-up you can imagine. that doesn't make any sense. >> ervin: w

that's happened engineers are used to the idea you fix it or not so this is the great thing about the fema document oh, we only want to fix it a little bit that took a long time to get through this now we want to fix it a little bit better on some but i think we can have this discussion. >> they're asking personnel we want them to do it that's an additional factor not only in the ab are the soft story. >> yeah. the engineers he never were you asked ho what if the building had more people than yesterday would you be recommended only working on the ground floor sew that is the ground floor and quite frankly under the assumption there were no residential only commercial. >> right. >> a different scenario. >> i asked my engineers open the subcommittee okay. what's the next step hey you're getting something what do we want they said we're not sure what more to ask for without a full upgrade i want to ask them the same question would you fix the diagram at the ground floor we're not asking them to fix certain diaphragms and maybe get a big pay back that adds the value to a new building. >> and i

. >> the military police brigade that led the exercise is also home to a fema homeland response forcey're trained to respond to any large scale emergency in california nevada or hawaii. >> will he step back or step back. bill clinton speaks about his role in hillary clinton's expected run for the white house. plus ticketing drivers for using their cell phones behind the wheel. why a lot of drivers may be getting away with it. >> right now we're seeing temperatures close to 70 in san jose. a windy evening in san francisco at 65 degrees. we're tracking the increasing sea breeze this evening and showers in the north bay. the rest of your weekend forecast when we come right back. ll >>> earlier today president obama said hillary clinton would make an excellent president if she indeed decides to announce her second run for the white house tomorrow. and if she runs some of the attention will undoubtedly be focused on her husband, former president bill clinton. so what role will he play in her campaign? here's nbc's and dresia mitchell. >> we will grow again. >> never known to shy away from

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the task force was created to examine problems with fema's national flood insurance program that cropped up after superstorm sandy. a couple of issues. underpaid insurance claims and bogus insurance adjustments. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> coming up on nine minutes after 4:00. we're starting off with a few showers in the area but they're not going to last. showers have moved past philadelphia. to the south and heading out of the area. breezy day is ahead. we will see sunshine today and a nice warmup too, that's going to go beyond today. right now 48 degrees in doylestown. philadelphia 52 and cloudy and millville has just seen the rain come to an end. the wind is quickly blowing that rain to the south. see some clouds over center city. a live view from here at the "nbc 10" studios. here's millville. there go the sprinkles. moving to the south out of new jersey. central delaware you get a few rain drops first thing but they're not going to last all day. it is already dry to the north. this is the end of the showers and the end of the 40s. th

. >>> and 9 million federal dollars from fema will help to fix the city's boardwalk damaged during superstorm sandy. it will help to make the boardwalk stronger and withstand future storms. >> just a few days until runners take over philadelphia for the broad street blue cross run. for the runners, you need to put all of your personal gear in a clear plastic bag that will be provided to you. you'll also need to check all of your gear on to the bus by 8:00 a.m. the buss will deliver your stuff to the finish line. be sure to wear your competitor number on the front of your shirt. and finally, fill out the back of the bib with emergency information. for anyone cheering the runs at the navy yard for that information no bags backpacks or coolers allowed. any bags you bring in for parents or grant parents with diaper bags security will search those. it begins sunday at 8:00 at the high school near broad and youny. and runners will finish inside the navy yard. nbc10 is excited to partner with the independence blue cross and recreation to broadcast the race from start to finish for the first time eve

in fact, the fema director commands the public health service in an emergency. the fema director takes over in an emergency, they have the authority to do that. hhs relinquishes authority to the director and the public health officers in fact work under the director, particularly in an incident kind of situation. so, there are structures within the federal government to deal with that kind of thing. bioterrorism, particularly since it is going to be ongoing, it requires a different kind of decision-making structure. start out by talking about the challenge of federalism. assuming that we cannot get rid of federalism. the question is how do you design a decision-making system with enough authority in an emergency to be able to run the course and be able to manage the various levels of government and the expertise of the united states, and how do you train them well enough as they go through exercises? if you ask me what happens in my community, i can answer all of your questions. i can answer about the university of miami, the county, but in general, because of s

they'll talk about fema's role in helping flood victims.k force will be led by cory booker and robert menendez along with new york senators and storm victims. menendez will remain on that task force as he faces corruption charges. they'll ask the judge to throw out the case based on the first amendment and another clause in the constitution. >>> new jersey senate members will plan to turn the former show boat casino into a college campus. stockton's plan will turn the casino na a branch campus. the owner said he would let the casino at the campus but the taj mahal's owners are requiring it to remain a casino. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> the wind is gusting to 26 miles an hour in philadelphia so 40 degrees feels like it is in the 30s this morning. good day to stay inside and check the traffic with jessica boyington. good morning jesse. >> good morning, bill. good morning, a9zeveryone. look at this, the schuylkill express way as montgomery drive. no volume going eastbound or westbound. i'm going to check in with the drive ti

members of stop fema now traveled to washington yesterday to speak with lawmakers. dozens of sandy victims told their stories of being cheated out of flood insurance money they needed to rebuild. they say the short-term goals are getting justice for sandy victims who were deprived of insurance money. >> pay for flood insurance. we're not asking for a handout, we're asking for a fair flood insurance claim. >> give us the money that we had our homes insured for. >> insurers are denying any wrongdoing when it comes to damage assessments. we asked new jersey senator cory booker how long the task force will stay intact. he says until the job is done. >>> 5:49. this from our delaware bureau now. delaware's poultry industry is keeping a close eye on its birds after an outbreak of bird flu in the west. we visited a georgetown lounge. they do regular checks on chicken farms that raise birds for poultry companies. if there was an outbreak it could do major damage to the poultry industry. the state's experts say a plan is in place in case bird flu does turn up at a farm. >> no

the task force will discuss rising flood insurance rates they'll talk about fema's role in helping flood victims recover following the disaster. cory booker and robert menendez will lead the task force along with senators and hurricane victims from new york. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> it's the end of april and temperatures are feeling cold. temperatures dropped into the 30s holding at 40 degrees in center city. doylestown, 35 degrees. 38 in millville. clouds overhead that may produce a few snow showers northwest of the pocono mountains. could see some flurries in the mountains. that's the view from the blue mountains. plenty of cold. there are the snow showers moving from scranton to pennsylvania. these are the same systems yesterday. won't see them in philadelphia but we will start with clouds. the clouds won't last. they'll be moving out for today, 40s. pocono mountains, 44 degrees from mount pocono. up to 54 for reading. should be in the 60s this time of year for doylestown, trenton and mount holly not getting close to it today in spit

the most likely scenario, dhs, much as fema does now, when the department of defense provides cape pitin the aftermath of a hurricane in the aftermath of a wildfire or tornado dod provides its capability through and in support of fema. and i believe the model in the cyber scenario will be very similar. we will provide our capability through and teaming with the department of homeland security. okay. robert holm. robert asks, knowing how much workforce is a priority for cyber command what education and talent development strategies are you excited about and what gaps are you most concerned about nationally? so, and if i could i will road.this pot to cyber command and nsa. president clinton coughing [ ex- [ covering [ president clinton ] excuse me, i'm fighting a cold. at the mild and the high school, we are increasing our outreach efforts, particularly at the high school level. so, if you come out to fort meade right now you will find very young people working as interns. in fact, a bit of a humorous story, like my second day on the job, i'm down in the cafeteria and i see these two you

. >>> the head of fema is taking action to resolve flood insurance claims from super storm sandy. the flood program has to be revamped. he says the program is focusing too much attention on making sure that claims are not overpaid instead of paying the full amount of legitimate claims claims. >> now to a live-changing moment moment. watch as this teenager finds out that she's won a preves stitches college scholarship. >> there she is. what a moment for shamya woods elliot attends the stem academy in the chester upland school district she's won the gates millennium scholarship tonight she'll use that scholarship to attend sketchier university. she was chosen because of her out standing a chief manies in and out of the classroom. we're told she is the fourth student from the chester upland district to win that scholarship since 2013. so congratulations to is a myra big things i think are ahead for that young woman. no doubt about it. >> good luck to her. new tonight the crime caught on camera that will leave you shaking your head. >> it's a crime that left members of this bucks coun

this task force was created to examine problems with fema's national program. a couple of issues they'll be focusing on. underpaid insurance claims and bogus adjustment reports. "nbc 10" will be there in the nation's capital as a bus load of virms arrived to have their voices heard. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> 51 degrees here at "nbc 10." 5:26 and it is dry outside. we're seeing the clouds move out. we're in for a nice, sunny day today. that's a live view from center city. things are looking good weather wise but how is the traffic shaping up. jessica boyington in the first alert traffic center. good morning, jessica. >> good morning, bill. traffic looking pretty good. live at 202 at paole pike. northbound, southbound no problems. almost no cars on the roadways at all. we'll check in with the area bridges coming up in just a few minutes. >> reporter: i'm matt delucia live in the digital operations center. violence in baltimore. i'm tracking it all night. we'll get an update next. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) intro

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members of stop fema now have traveled to d.c. to speak to lawmakers.dozens of sandy victims told their stories of being cheated out of sandy money. they say the short-term goal is getting justice for sandy victims who were deprived of insurance payments. >> pay for flood insurance. we're not asking for a handout, we're asking for a fair flood insurance claim. >> give us the money that we had our homes insured for. >> now insurers are denying any wrongdoing when it comes to damage assessments. we asked new jersey senator cory booker how long the task force will stay intact. he says until the job is done. >>> a legal victory. a federal judge threw out pennsylvania's new mental anguish law saying it violates the right to free speech. the law prevented offenders from inflicting mental pain on crime victims. state lawmakers crafted it after he recorded a graduation speech in vermont. >>> a northeast philadelphia restaurant is hosting a fund-raiser for the family of 34urd derd police sergeant robert wilson iii. he was at a game stop in march buying his son a

. >> next week a superstom sandy task force will head to washington to meet with fema. the task force will also make sure that victims are sandy are getting the proper support that they need. >> as we start off. temperature switching close to 60 degrees today, still below average. less wind for us. mainly staying in southern delaware as we head into the rest of the week. that's going to remain heading in the the it feels like it will will. it colder at the atlantic city airport, 31 degrees, closer to philadelphia it 40 degrees. we have a frost warching for the area but frrp can if most of the region again under a freeze warning or frost advisory. philadelphia stretching dunn into and the rest of the hope flipfully your paratroopers are inside. and once given we head. by monday we'll have more of a chance of widespread showers, closer to monday at about 2 clack p.m. and then we'll see more clearing. a postal look at 37 and 60 fres. your seven-day kentucky new hampshire snchl as we head into monday we track a chance sfchblt he was . >> and he was severely hurt. >> and a f

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