fema should begin paying for permanent victims who checked out of their motel rooms are frantically looking for a place to stay right now. at anyare not looking flooding like that around here, thankfully, but it has been really wet. josh: we picked up between .1 .2 inches today. the cooler weather will be the big change. the weather story the rest of the neck, drying out, chile and windy. we get a break from the rain at least until tuesday, so enjoy the sunshine. unfortunately, it's accompanied by lower temperatures. right now, 56 degrees, and we have to put on the wind gusts. right now, the breeze at 16, but gusting close to 30. that is what it will be like tomorrow as well. the wide map shows the air mass, 41 degrees, mid 40's charleston, stilba it does not stick around too long. the rain that move through this afternoon, that is this batch in off thele of -- just coast, rather, and the storms we had during the evening are pushing through now, working across the bay. a general drying out overnight, but still some rain. lly,ou think it is too chi the blue and pink and pennsylvania's where

fema is looking to change up the national flood insurance program it says to increase transparency andversight. this comes on the heels of complaints that short changed home dealers dealing with damage from super storm sandy. fema depth pee sorry administrator for insurance and litigation wants the agent city redraw its contract with the 79 private insurance companies that offer flood policies. femur will assign a person to help policyholders through the appeals process if they're not satisfied with their flood claims and a litigation team will also try to cut the length of any dispute. >>> delaware state officials begin distributing zika prevention kits to public women. public health officials will deliver condom, mow scoto repellant and thermometers to clinics serving family and wic. pregnant who use the program will get a kit after completing a questionnaire on travel history and pregnancy status. governor jack markell declared yesterday zika air wearness day to provide information about zika prevention. >> at the liacouras center futures movers and shakers more than 1,000 middle sc

regions, in each of the ten fema regions, both on the army and air side. we should have those teams in place by fy '15. or '19. these units are in state active-duty status, so they're under the control of the governors in all 54 in the straights and district of columbia and territories they will be available. they're there to augment the d.o.d. commission and the army cyber command. more importantly, they are an unique asset. as we think about what's the future for cyber and how do we do that in partnership, i think the guard has a unique opportunity to bring to the table. >> i want to pick up on those points in a bit. scott, how many companies went into business thinking they had to defend themselves against foreign intelligence services, nation-state threats? how do we translate the nouns into the verbs? what is it e.e.i. and the companies you represent doing to try to make this real? and do we need to -- is it about consequence, is it about perpetrator-actor? what are your thoughts? >> there are a bunch of things that general hoover said that i want to

during a briefing at fema headquarters, the president suggested having an evacuation plan and readiness kits on standby for when the weather getting dangerous. >>> government forecasters are expecting an almost normal atlantic hurricane season. >> we just showed you that. maybe 12 named storms. maybe four, five, as many as six hurricanes. but remember tonly takes one to make landfall. that is the key. remember andrew? that was really the only storm that year am. >> you got a preview of the name? >> got a preview of the name. this is kind of strange. we've already gone through alex. that happened in january, believe it or not. went through bonnie. that happened over the weekend. then collin, danielle, earl, gaston. okay. live look outside. by the way, it starts tomorrow. runs through november. 83 now. hume, 58%. still a pretty comfortable evening, all things considered. so just a couple of isolated showers or thunderstorms this evening. right now, live doppler is quiet. bus stop temperatures, low 60s to upper 70s tomorrow. very comfortable. it was a pretty rapid warmup. warm and pleasant

we have disaster with fema and others could happen. we have to be prepared to master the area and is better than anybody. i visited navajo indian reservation, a dilapidated building that the local post master has been there for more than 20 years. she knows her community. she knows people who speak english and don't pitch a no to read than a horse to get their mail. she knows the community. that is the type of effort that the rest of the federal government should be engaged in. also, i want to look in the past consensus. we have billions of dollars and i can tell they're itching to speak here. >> and sorry, mr. chairman. one was working recently with the midwestern city to provide information on vacant domains through our address management system. we did a pilot earlier this year in added in arizona. we think there's an opportunity for us that the actual conduct in a defensive given in person proven in the facility on the doorstep of technology we now have. >> your local letter carrier gets far more understand that there are 15 people

regions, in each of the ten fema regions, both on the army and air side. we should have those teams in place by fy '15. or '19. these units are in state active-duty status, so they're under the control of the governors in all 54 in the states and the district of columbia and territories they will be available. they're there to augment the d.o.d. commission and the army cyber command. more importantly, they are an unique asset. as we think about what's the future for cyber and how do we do that in partnership, i think the guard has a unique opportunity to bring to the table. >> i want to pick up on a couple of those points in a bit. scott, how many companies went into business thinking they had to defend themselves against foreign intelligence services, nation-state threats? how do we translate the nouns into the verbs? what is it e.e.i. and the companies you represent doing to try to make this real? and do we need to -- is it about consequence, is it about perpetrator-actor? what are your thoughts? >> there are a bunch of things that general hoover said th

this announcement brings a lot of hope to those wine to enhance fema leadership in the catholic churchwhich is quite a boys club. coming out of norway as well, if you take a look at the article in the independent, talks about the city of trenton time, which is banned adverts featuring seminaked models. both men and women. council officials voted to remove all billboards much like this when you can see in the have that you can see to contributed to a negative body of -- body image issue. people don't feel like they have the red bikini bod -- the right bikini bod these days. their thing for too long, advertisers have really had too much of a free reign on this issue. i wonder if france will follow suit. they certainly have a lot of work cut out for us here. anchor: it is something i think of as a mother of two young daughters, the images they come across every day. we're going to mention a word on south african music. great story from "the guardian" south africa's national broadcaster said yesterday that 90% of the music played on a dating radio stations will be from local artists. 90%,

funding for fema will also be a central issue. >>> and take a look at this video of a tornado formingg the colorado/nebraska border. the cell phone video captures one of the funnels touching down near a wind farm about 150 miles from denver. a barn was destroyed but no one was hurt. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> the rain has finally ended. now we're seeing the clouds breaking in. we're watching for fog. it hasn'tç formed in delaware. not everybody is going to see it. you may very well remain fog free. interior new jersey, some fog is being reported. vineland, you'll find some in millville, too. mostly cloudy skies for delaware and philadelphia. the temperatures areal coming down in spite of those clouds. 69 now for odessa. 71 in wilmington. and for rehoboth, the delaware beaches, such a steady rain yesterday. that rain is now out of the picture. you'll see sunshine. in fact, we're in for a lot of sunshine today and a quick warmup, too will blow past the 70s this morning. 80 degrees by 11:00 and into the middle 80s by 3:00 this

. >> they're based on the fema and other federal agencies we again make anything up there is precedent for everything that was done in the study and where possible we customized the economic 3408dz with local data like the example of the mta tracks i gave you that 2 inches of water on the tracks is a threshold we use that threshold so we use 11 city agencies and conducted a field survey didn't have certain gi s from the databases they don't track driveway down slope or is the front door higher-up than the sidewalk we did a survey of 5 hundred parcels within the one hundred year flood area to find a probability that the buildings will have a barrier to flooding or entry to 2010 and find those in the economic models so let's go look at the flood location policy options they're what it takes to address flooding if a particular design storm from the 5 year storm to the one hundred storm and it eliminates any flood risk and each option as we go through this part of presentation you'll see a recommendation of what projects infrastructure we need to get to the level of protection as well as t

coast goes there and the second is what happens if hurricane katrina happens in two years, how does fema work. >> they are one of the places where we have concerns about transition, global transition of zika. you are absolutely right about that. one thing the cdc's role to help the health department's prepare, what is better likely to occur, with all the hurricane prone areas supporting their emergency response efforts and one of the areas we are prepared for his center control. >> we make this the last question. >> i am with the congressional research service. i wonder if you could talk about any emerging technologies that may be helpful in combating the spread of zika. >> i am not expert at the emerging technologies but i do know where interested in innovative vector control technologies. you heard us say how challenging it is to control this vector and different methods we have to combine to reduce the risk. we have lots of media reports and interest in technologies. we have to use what we know works. we do work with industry, and the diagnostics area, has a big effort on vaccine deve

we are going to allocate the $10 million, for which we are very thankful, in a grant program that fema will administer. we are tapping into the fema's grant to administer and make sure we employ those funds as useful as possible. we are engaging with sta stakeholders to make sure the plans we develop the plans the communities themselves are the most prudent and effective. it is a very difficult challenge. isil is extroidinarily sophisticated and extroidinarily focused on its propaganda internationall we cannot do this as a government alone. we need to partner not only with communities but also with the private sector. we are working with technology companies, students, universities and colleges, to really engage in the counter violent extremism messages in a peer to peer forma'. >> senator portman. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you for holding another hearing on a critical topic. i will say we haven't made much progress. you know, with all due respect to what we heard about the new approaches being taken, it is hard for us to sit here this morning and say isis is in fact being cont

. >> our improved tracking forecast will give fema and local emergency managers better information and as they preposition resources or determine who to evacuate. >> the new satellite scans the earth five times faster than current ones and produces clearer images more often. >>> the national oceanic and atmospheric administration will officially deploy drones during the 2016 hurricane season. the coyote will attach to the bottom of the hurricane hunter plane. federal forecasters thinks the drones will be able to provide more accurate information than some of the sensors used now. lawmakers in florida applauded the advancement on capitol hill this week. >> the little drone flies around in the hurricane for hours. it can get into the fiercest winds of the hurricane eye wall and loiter. therefore we get a lot more information about where the hurricane is going. >> noaa says the drone can provide a more detailed storm profile. >>> this weekend as we have said and as we're excited to see the unofficial start of summer and lots of folks are heading to the neighborhood pools, including d.c th

the president says people can download the fema app for safety tips and information to help families put together an evacuation plan and a disaster preparedness kit. >>> happening now, president obama is preparing to honor the national champion villanova wildcats at the white house. we'll bring this to you live. you can see the live picture from the white house. we're just waiting for that to happen. >> we'll go back to that as soon as the president is there. first, glenn with weather. >> well certainly feeling like summer out there today. the rain has moved out. 87 in philadelphia. 86 in allentown. 87 in trenton. we have temperature ss nine degrees warmer than this time yesterday. mt. holly, 8 degrees warmer. 10 degrees warmer in dover. it's a warm afternoon. though it's not quite as humid as it has been. let's see how things are going in some of our western suburbs. chester county montgomery bucks, even delaware county. west bradford township, 85 degrees. exton at 86. warmer in some other places. malvern, 86. college collegeville 90 degrees. north wales, 88 bensalem 86 degrees. you

mark: what are the building blocks of trump's comeback with fema voters?of all, something should be written about the gender gap. if he focuses on the issues, in the bloomberg polling, it shows -- what do women talk about when they say the economy? they say everyday affordability and long-term financial security. fuel,st of food and paying tuition, the mortgage, the rent, and long-term financial security. i think donald trump should say you were going to improve the women? you have been in office for 30 years. you are the typical conventional politician that is interested in her own status, wealth and power. it's done precious little to help women across the country. should donald trump force a two-way conversation on abortion with hillary clinton. say to her, he was more extreme? is it my party, the republican party that says a woman deserves compassion and support and not our judgment and condemnation? abortion forys anyone, anytime, any well -- anywhere? exterminating the next generation of little girls. taxpayer-funded abortion. if he forces into a con

i have fema instructors here. we had 600 guys go through a three-day course.the amount of the training that we've had, most of us have had, and the fema instructors are horrified -- they're horrified at the state that we're at right now and where we're going with this and the potential for disaster is real, and the potential for serious injury is real, and we need to be prepared for that, and i have concerns that we're not. >> stephen loomis, thank you. do appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >>> still to come on this friday, forget protesters, trump gets another unwanted visitor at his rally. wherever you are. splenda zero is a fun, easy way to get the perfect amount of sweetness, down to the last sip. zero calories. zero carbs. zero sugar. zero effort. new splenda zero. ii wake up and i just. feel like sticky. we have the windows open, the ac on, i'd close it in the middle of the night, he'd open it in the middle of the night, it was a nightmare. my new tempur-breeze stays cool to the touch. not cold, but cool. it naturally adapts to your body and somehow

fema will brief the president on the hurricane forecast along with the new tools agencies are using andding for the agency. >>> yo travel impact forecast getting back to work and school on this tuesday morning. no travel problems weather-wise around the immediate metro area, but off to our west, shenandoah valley and in the mountains, watch out for dense morning fog. and then area wide, there is a chance of an isolated storm later this afternoon, caution for that, so you may encounter that when you head back home. but the evening right now is looking dry. dense fog advisory shenandoah valley, the mountains and just east of the blue ridge. and our storm chances over the next four days, that is coming up at 6:21. >>> we have some fire activity, this may pose a problem along seminary road between 395 and the incident at center drive. so be careful. also if you're a rail rider using the orange line, we had earlier delays. activity new new carrollton so delays from t on 270 southbound, volume now picking up. we have some slowdowns trying to roll out of frederick headed southbound. here is yo

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he id fema has made strides in being ready to help when hurricanes and other disasters hit including the launch of a new app. he also said the own us is on everybody to obey orders and have an emergency kit ready. >> some public complacency is slipping in. it only takes one. it just takes one big disaster that -- for us to really see some severe impacts. >> storm team four predicts only a slightly above average hurricane this year with most storms in our region staying well out to sea. >>> well, doug kammerer is still tracking remnants of bonnie today and boy, did it get sticky out there or what today, doug? >> a little bit on the warm and humid sideac ssro the region. you know that, guys. the temperatures are close to 80 degrees and it will be a very warm night and a very warm couple of days and let's take a look and show you what's happening. you notice i said warm and not hot. we'll stay in the 80s and we don't have 90s as of yet and out there right now and a nice bug out here. 85. not too much of a heat index and it's warm on the humid side under partly to mostly sunny skies. 82,

. >> they're based on the fema and other federal agencies we again make anything up there is precedent for everything that was done in the study and where possible we customized the economic 3408dz with local data like the example of the mta tracks i gave you that 2 inches of water on the tracks is a threshold we use that threshold so we use 11 city agencies and conducted a field survey we didn't have certain gi s from the databases they don't track driveway down slope or is the front door higher-up than the sidewalk we did a survey of 5 hundred parcels within the one hundred year flood area to find a probability that the buildings will have a barrier to flooding or entry to 2010 and find those in the economic models so let's go look at the flood location policy options they're what it takes to address flooding if a particular design storm from the 5 year storm to the one hundred storm and it eliminates any flood risk and each option as we go through this part of presentation you'll see a recommendation of what projects infrastructure we need to get to the level of protection as well a

some military, someone for that, some civilian, coast guard, fema, immigration and custom enforcement all quite different thrown together, brought together 13 years ago without an obvious approach to that conductivity. i think the approach that unity of effort is exactly right for conductivity. you've got these components that have very -- in some cases, very clear missions, cultures that work a lot tried. there's many things they should do independently, but there's also many things where there should be strong collaboration and a direct approach and it's on the situations you need to make sure people are working together. my view is that the unity of effort launched by secretary johnson two years ago is that right blend. i will give you a quick synopsis. you need to have senior leadership teams for all the components are together and working together. we now have a senior leadership council meets twice a month. all the component leadership, other senior leadership means the secretary johnson to talk about strategic issues and about areas where we need to work together. i will give y

we have disaster with fema and others that happen, but we have to be prepared for that. but it's your post office, and your postmaster that's probably understands the area and the community better than anybody. i visited montezuma creek, utah, small place down on the navajo indian reservation. a dilapidated building, that local postmaster had been there for more than 20 years. she knows her community. she knows all the people. she knows people who speak english who don't speak english. she knows who rides in on a horse to get their mail. she knows the community. that's the type of the effort that the rest of the federal government should be engaged in. also, i want to continue to look -- and this committee has jurisdiction on the census. we're going to go out and spend billions of dollars on the census to try to recreate what the post office already has in place. and i can tell the postmaster's itching to speak here, so please. >> i'm sorry, mr. chairman, i did just want to -- a proof point to your comments. two, if i may. one was working recently with a midwestern city

this has sometimes been called a fema for public health. it would need to cover both domestic and global. it would need to have not only some resources available but authorities. authorities make a big difference. there's good reasons for the administrative procedure that we follow in the government but they don't always match with emergencies. in the zika response, for example, we've been authorized to use what's called direct hiring authority. as a result, we have more than 70 people who joined c.d.c. to work full time on this. that makes a big different. one of our lessons, internally from ebola is that we wore our staff out. we had 4,000 staff work on ebola. 20 staff work on ebola in regular time. 1,400 people went to west africa. they spent 75,000 work day there is. we didn't have any serious injuries, we didn't have any ebola infections, but it was exhausting for the staff. we need to bring new staff onboard. zika won't be a one month or one-year problem. we need to get people working on it now who will be able to work on it long-term

. >>> and fema is also giving information about how it is preparing for possible storms.he atlantic hurricane season officially begins next wednesday, june 1st. >>> the third straight year, the national spelling bee produced not one but two champions. >> feldenkrais. f.e.l.d.e.n.k.r. a.i. s. feldenkrais. >> correct. >> how about that. feldenkrais. despite rule changes designed to make it harder for the contest to end in a tie, that's exactly what happened. nihar janga from texas, and 13-year-old jairam hathwar from new york will share the trophy after they both correctly spelled their final two words. pretty cool. >>> up next, drowning is the number one cause of accidental death in young children. before you take a tip in the pool, what experts want you to know about staying safe while you're swimming and why some swimming instructors say lessons aren't enough. >>> sunshine this bright, you might need a few lessons before you hit summer fest at penns landing. it's a hot one on the rink. inline skatings lacing up for the open skate, just opened up for the first time at 11:

to set conditions for the governor in advance of other federal services or other capabilities that fema might bring to the table so i think our response as we think about a cyber response is really to set conditions for other responders than to come in, but it is great area of exploration in terms of how we continue to support the state governors. >> scott? >> and i'll second that. i think -- we just met 20 minutes ago, i think that's the wave of the future, and i speak from our company we've got about 45 to 50 employees that are all in the national guard or air force and all of them are cyber folks and they're distributed all over the country. so the limitation with dhs is because of certain locations, physical locations. dhs is everywhere. plus they're private soldiers. our team plays out, they work with us during the course of the week. on the weekend, they're cyber warriors so they're totally prepared to support the mission out in the field all over the place. you have a bank in muskogee, a national guard, folks working day jobs in the private sector fully kaip blt of supporting tha