fema has studied this for several years and this bill directs fema to take the next step by providing the house and senate committees legislative proposals to address these issues and make condos and co-ops eligible for disaster assistance. i thank chairman shuster and ranking member defazio for bringing this legislation to the floor today. and i urge my colleagues to support this bill. and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. graves: again, madam speaker, i don't have any speakers, so i would reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. norton: madam speaker, my good friend is from new york, so with a e clear why he city full of condos and co-ops would want this bill. i want to alert the congress that increasingly what mr. nadler sees in new york is what we're seeing all over the country after hurricane sandy with climate change already here, we have to do all we can before the fac

fema allows you to do that. they did a good job of it, and information is available online's for people to see what their risk is. people'ssubsidize premiums, you are failing to do a fundamental job of the government, which is to protect citizens. factor.a key risk my premium is too expensive, $3000. what can i do to reduce my rate by reducing my risk? what can the community do to mitigate the risk and drive down the rate by driving down the risk? host: yvonne is in st. paul, minnesota. i was looking at the map and i noticed these areas. i am from florida, but i bought my first house, and my dad chided me into getting a flood policy even though i am in a preferred risk area. it is not cheap, about $400 a year. but i read when i got a letter in the mail recently that 25% of claimed -- 25% of claims actually come in from places in preferred risk areas. that was kind of shocking to me. , insuranceney companies do not always clearly define what flood is or what water damage is. i think they do need to do a better jo

this responsibility falls under fema. so will you commit to the committee if confirmed you will assure these provisions are fully implemented? >> thank you, chairman johnson. i'm very familiar with the ipause program, and believe making sure we have clear lines of communicating and redundancy is the clear way to getting through response and disasters. i also with my previous experience as the state director of alabama emergency management worked through a couple of pilot problems with the ipause program. it's an incredibly important program. obviously at this point, if confirmed i would be happy to evaluate where we are, but i'm not familiar with the deadlines we're missing. >> okay. one of the reasons i bring it up is i was with chairman pine, and they brought this up. they want to make sure it gets implemented. so i realize you're a nominee, but i want that commitment you'll follow the law and, you know, implement these procedures. professor rao, in president trump's executive order regarding the one and two out rule, t

this responsibility falls under fema. will you commit that if confirmed you will insure the provisions are fully implemented. >> thank you, chairman johnson. i'm very familiar with the problem and i believe that making is sure that we have clear lines of communication in multiual w mutual ways is the key through getting response in disasters. my previous experience as the state director of alabama emergency management worked through pilot programs with the program. it's an important program, obviously, at this point, respecting the nomination process if confirmed i would be happy to evaluate where we are. but i'm not familiar at this time about the deadlines we're missing. >> okay. one of the reasons i'm bringing it up is i was with chairman pine in wisconsin on monday with the broadcasters and they brought this up and they are hig highly supportive. i realize you're the nominee, i want that commitment that you'll follow the law and you know implement these procedures. professor rao, in president trump's executive order r

i wanted to spend some time on issues concerning fema and mr. i long, it was nice to meet with you yesterday. i just want to talk about predisaster mitigation. something we talked on yesterd yesterday. we can all agree that the frequency and intensity of natural disasters are on the rise. if are going to blunt the effects of these disasters will have to make effective sustained investments in our infrastructure prior to the disasters happening. as governor, i found myselfhe feeling the same flooded areas of new hampshire year after ye year. we clean up and then would flood again. federal support came only in the aftermath of these crisist end n leaving it up to our state to address the front and investment in infrastructure that would've helped mitigate the crisis in the first place. so, consequently we took steps to lunch and in that would help us inventory are most at risk locations during national disasters help us to develop a way to target our limited resources more effectively. from my experience, are federale programs may not be properly

brock agrees with this approach and will build on these important partnerships at fema. the combination of his work for fema, state emergency management and the private sector makes brock long well suited for this nomination by the president. because of his experience, brock understands that it is the work done before a storm that saves lives. helping states and cities establish emergency management plans allows funding and assistance to flow almost immediately after the storm has passed. if public officials are developing plans after the storm, it's already too late. in closing, let me say to my colleagues again and reiterate my strong support for brock long and urge my colleagues to vote for his confirmation, especially now that we have entered the 2017 hurricane season. it's my hope that the senate will confirm him tomorrow at 11:00 with broad bipartisan support, allowing him to quickly, quickly begin the work of strengthening fema and helping the agency to respond to the disasters yet to happen. i thank my colleagues. i yield back the balance of my time. i note the a

i never would have wanted to have to deal with fema again. gentleman would like to call me, i certainly would like to have a discussion about this insurance business. host: what happened with fema specifically? are you out of the program now? caller: you better believe it. i was left out there hanging on my own, with debt on my credit card, up to $13,000. they got compensated by the federal government. i know that for a fact. fema let me sit around from november to mid-january waiting for housing. the owner of the trailer park called me in november. innovember. just to get away from them. the home had damage. i talked to the agent when i found out about the damage. know, it is a federal loan. dealing with the federal government or anybody involved with them, i have gotten the business. host: we talked with stephen ellis in our last segment. scheduled to end the five-year authorization pieriod. indiana indianapolis, redline for democrats, go ahead. caller: pertaining to this why do they say americans should not be afforded that right? host: wh

it is administered by fema. it is hard to overstate the importance of flood insurance to the american people. it's even harder to overstate the importance of flood insurance to the people of louisiana. the gross domestic product in my state is about $220 billion to $230 billion a year. if youd a up all the goods and -- if you add up all the goods and service services that we as louisianans produce every year, it is out to -- it comes out to between $220 billion and $230 billion. without flood insurance, you can cut that figure in half. we would have to, in effect, turn out the lights. there are 450,000 flood insurance policies in my state. many of those people have to have flood insurance. it's a condition of their mortgage. so the flood insurance program -- and, more specifically, the national flood insurance program -- is extraordinarily important to america, but it's even more extraordinarily important to the people of louisiana. today we are introducing a bipartisan bill to reauthorize the national flood ins

so you hear if fema camps sort of these concentration camps that fema is supposed to run. turns out during much of the cold war we have those things sitting around and that forerunners of fema and military actually did have these prisoner of war camps that were can kept ready across the country that would have held predesignated lists of thousands of likely those who would be rounded up in opening moments of a nuclear war. so the president has his nuclear football that everyone knows and that we're sort of deforget about for long periods of time until there's a guest at marlo go with the aid carrying the football. so during the cold war, the attorney general was followed around by someone carrying the attorney general's emergency brief case. which had these predesignated lists of submersives who would be rounded up and there was sort of prewritten emergency orders you know suspending habeas corpus declaring marshal law that you just had to fill in the dates, and you know, the cause of the emergency and sign at the bottom. and we could deploy people, you know, to arrest the

slashing funds from fema critical grants and training programs by $918 million is worse and shortsighted, especially for cities where they are targets of terrorism. likewise, i'm surprise and disappointed that the administration chose to perpetuate the last administration's bad habit of proposing fees to increase for tsa and using it as an offset despite knowing increase is unlikely to become law because there's no authorization for that. while balancing all the competing priorities of dhs is an understandable challenge, our main concern about reliance on budget gimmicks and to cut important national security programs. i hope fy '19 request will focus on the nation's homeland security priorities and not rely on offsets that this subcommittee doesn't control. in conclusion, i want to restate my commitment to work with you and i also want to take a moment to commend the budget offices in every -- of every dhs component and at dhs headquarters. executing under a cr, proposing and advocating for a budget amendment, and developing a new budget request over a two-month period is a monumental u

miscast -- castle then we will make the introduction we are considering three nominations one for the fema agency deputy director of omb in the mr. of the office of regulatory affairs. fema serves as the principal adviser to president and secretary of homeland security and emergency management including the response coordination center and more generally against response to all hazards responsible for management of those of a homeland security to provide an annual estimate of those resources needed for those capabilities to respond to that catastrophic instance 20 percent of the overall budget but there isn't much to that's we appreciate your willingness to take cattle and. to the deputy director of a windy that ruled that individuals -- differs from administration but to assist to carry out the budget across the executive branch part responsible for budget development and execution. the general counsel, legislative affairs and economic policy and to ruth have personnel management and from my own standpoint literally with our children's future is $129 trillion see you have some real challe

and while the nfip has a deficit of $24 billion, according to fema, fema's premium and payout data, the nfip would have had a surplus if we removed the 2005 loss year, including the losses incurred after super storm sandy. i will also note that new orleans flooded because federally built floodwalls designed to protect those businesses and families were constructed in a faulty way -- and this has been recognized -- and their failure is what led to the expense. i'm not here to say that nfip doesn't need reforms. it needs reforms. but to underscore the fact that the program has worked for many years despite its failings. mr. president, we need to reauthorize the nfip and use the opportunity to improve the program, making it more affordable, transferring more risk to the private sector at a lower cost, increase investment mitigation, modernizing flood mapping to produce greater accuracy and improve the transparency and accountability of all the participants that operate and administer the program. now, there are a number of constituencies interested in the long term operation of nfip. senat

and another requiring fema to provide recommendations on disaster relief for common areas of condose and could he ops. any votes will be held after 6:30. two new members will be sworn in this afternoon. republicans karen handel of georgia and rout northam of south carolina. they won their special elections last tuesday. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray, gracious god thank you for giving us another day, we ask your blessing of strength and perseverance that each member might best serve their constituents and our entire nation. the debates and issues that dominate the legislative landscape are contentious and challenging. many americans are anxious to know what will come to pass. bless the members of congress with wisdom and goodwill as they struggle to find solutions that might unite rather than further divide our nation. we know that this is a lot to ask. but grant also to all americans increased faith and hope, virtues most in need in these difficult days, that their represent

so if you hear about the fee in the camps the concentration camps that fema is suppose to run and the four runners-up fema that the military actually did have a prisoner of war camps kept ready across the country that would have held pre-designated list of likely subversive rounded up in those opening moments of a nuclear war. so the president has his nuclear football that we forget about over long periods of time until there is guess that near largo so during the cold war the attorney general was followed around with the emergency briefcase with a pre-designated list that would be rounded up and pre- written any emergency orders forced suspending habeas corpus to declare martial law to fill in the dates and the cause of the emergency and sign at the bottom in to arrest these thousands of people. >> and much of these plans are weirder and stranger than the depiction to talk about these doomsday movies. >> so talk about your research process with this treasure trove. >> it was a tremendous amount of archive work digging through presidential archives, national archives and the pentagon

they started national donut day in 1938 to pay tribute to the fema female lassies.hey prepared donuts for the frontline on world war ii. >> i had a donut this morning did you have one? >> i would love a donut. >> the first weekend of june it's nice out. >> it's not bad we are tracking stray showers but you will be able to get the activities in. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar you see it's dry high pressure is dominating our area and so we are looking good for the rest of the afternoon but later on tonight we are tracking some very light showers, right now in philadelphia 76 degrees and allentown 75 and poconos 65 degrees and cape may 69 and dover 76. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have high pressure in control but look up to the north and west a couple of spotty showers moving across i-95 north of pittsburgh. we'll track this activity as it makes its way eastward and a stray shourd is likely through the rest of afternoon hours but most locations should stay dry. fast forward into overfight tonight into tomorrow morning. future tracker 6 showing

it will be difficult for the fema facility to meet the kind of demand. >> model 3 is tesla's first high-volume car and elon talked about high-volume is being 500,000 cars per year. know that is 10,000 cars a week out of a plans that's really never produced have that many or more than that. i think the best toyota did under the old union plant was 250,000 cars per year. >> they say tesla is full of surprises. experts at spec the first -- experts expect the first model 3 to be ready ahead of time. betting against elon musk is on a winning proposition. >> the first delivery is set to go to employees later that same month. in fremont, and ruben, ktvu fox2 news. >>> a couple from richmond who say they're carful of baby supplies was stolen last week , they have become a mom and dad. the couple welcome tristan lloyd into the world yesterday. he weighed seven pounds and eight ounces and his parents say he's happy and healthy. we told you last thursday how they lost their baby gear when the car was stolen. the chp was among those who jumped in for a new car seat and parents tell us they are grateful fo

we don't have a fema administrator.isasters like hurricanes. brock long used to head up alabama's emergency management agency. i can tell you any time you get somebody from the gulf coast it's a good idea. long senate confirmation hearing is scheduled for next week. that's good news. he wasn't nominated until april 28. you can't blame this one on the senate. took trump nearly 100 days after taking office to nominate someone for what is essentially among the most criticalosts that interact with the american people. oh, by the way, there is also no noaa administrator either. you know, the folks that talk about -- that have to predict the weather. the president hasn't even nominated someone to head up the agency that over sees the government's weather forecasting. look, here's the thing. the last adds more stepped down january 20th as is standard for political appointees. he wanted to go and ready to move on. he also served under florida's governor jeb bush. make it a nonpartisan post, and if president trump asked him to s

fema bringing in water and meals.g hail and steady winds are expected to last. >> a final farewell for otto warmbier. he died this week after being detained for a year and a half in north korea. a public memorial ceremony will be held at his former high school in ohio. >>> talk baseball. nats versus marlins in miami, max scherzer on fire recorded 11 strikeouts and retired 18 straight batters. but then it just fell apart in th nats [inaudible] max scherzer on the verge avenue no-hitter. then this -- verge of a no-hitter. bottom line he blew it. you see what happened right there. [laughter] >> good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm wisdom martin. it is thursday june 22nd. erin como, mike thomas good morning. >> good morning to you both. let's do a quick check of your weather forecast for the day today. it's going to be a hot one. with a mix of clouds and sunshine out there later on this afternoon so here we go. let's get right to it. hurricane cindy near landfall right now. i'm await

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he criticized london's mayor he is concern nod ambassador to britain and fema. and he tweeted about that too. >> including ambassador, they are g but obstructionists. hold hon a second. is it really the other party's fault? there were jobs open and nominated to fill. president obama had nominated 252 people. those numbers do not take into account the situations like woody johnson, the owner of new york jets. the president said he would be the ambassador to britain, but not nominated him. >> pull out of the paris climate agreement. several cities and states say no matter what the white house decides, they plan to follow the deal. the new one on district of columbia, reaffirming the district's opt pact. a climate program analyst for the district. >> twofold. we can help homeowners and businesses save money on their utility bills, so if you insaw solar, your utility bills are lower and investing in industries with new jobs. >> just across the river, governor terry had his state and uphold the standard set in the paris accord. >> tonight a lot of harsh words, it hap

late, he the senate considers nominees for fema administration and the deputy director of and the deputy director of next. elaine chao on the future of the federal aviation administration and the control system. other topics in include airline customers and service, drone technology and the implementation of the faa's next generation air transportation system known as next gen. the senate commerce

. >> fema grants that have been submitted to give our fire fighters in the field hand held devices so they can refer the need for further inspection. >> reporter: council man says it is not just fire safety. residents have also sinceoached and other unsafe living conditions. >> the end of the day, it is up to the property owner to take care of their property. >> reporter: the alameda county d.a.'s office has not filed criminal charges against the property owner or the one who leased the building. the d.a. says it is still investigating. another tribute to the victims remains along lake merritt. many of the 36 victims' families have joined civil lawsuits that name the city, pg&e, ing, ion and others. in oakland, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> one of the most influential people in the history of surfing has died. jack o'neal transformed the sport 65 years ago when he created the first neoprene wet suit in his small surf shop at ocean beach in san francisco. o'neal would eventually move to santa cruz where he built a surfing and apparel empire from his shop on 41st avenue. a few years ba

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fema under fire. e president has been charged with corruption by the chief prosecutor.

fema money. >> reporter: santa clara county republicans call it set common sense. >> dangerous criminals threaten all of us whether you are an immigrant or born here. it is important that police have every tool in the toolbox to get these folks would cause us harm out of our community. >> reporter: immigration rights groups said the law would hurt 180,000 undocumented immigrants in santa clara county by furthering fear and diminishing trust. >> my family and myself are worried about what is happening with the country. to take away resources from sanctuary cities is one more step toward uncertainty. >> reporter: legal experts say the bill faces a tough challenge in the senate since many lawmakers protest cuts and law enforcement funding. if it becomes law it will face legal challenges. >>> now to case law. -- kate's law . police arrested a man who had been deported five times. >> reporter: he had a long felony record. it was almost two years a gay to the day kate steinle was strolling along this year with her dad when she was shot setting off ripple effects that are being felt. >> on my f

eastern time considering the nomination of brock long to be the director of fema. democrats plan to hold the senate floor until past midnight tonight as committee meetings still have yet to be held on the health care bill. you can watch the action on the senate floor when it convenes at 4:00 p.m. eastern time and throughout the night on c-span two. on the other side of the capital, the house returns for a four-day work week. electionstwo special on tuesday for georgia and one for south carolina. on wednesday, montana's representative elect will be sworn in. , the houseslation will debate several homeland security and workforce related bills. you can watch the house live on c-span. >> recently on c-span, new orleans mayor on the decision to remove the confederate statue of robert ely. >> -- robert ely. lee.bert e. partcause of new orleans' in that tragic part of our nations history, i felt that i and several of us in the city felt we had a special responsibility to help our community move through racial discourse.

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. >> oakland is hiring more fire marshals and has requested a fema grant to help report code violations to building inspe inspecto inspectors. the ghost ship fire claimed 36 lives. we have stories about each and every person on our website. >>> new at 6:00, a water company is urging people in one part of south san francisco to only drink and cook with the bottled water following a security breach at a storage tank. you can see on this map where people are being told to avoid ingesting tap water in sunshine gardens neighborhood. california water service is providing free bottled water at its south san francisco office. the utility is testing the water and we'll let customers know when it's safe to drink again. we've post ed a link to this ma on our website, abc 7 news and on our abc 7 news app. >>> a murder investigation is unfolding in one of san francisco's safest neighborho s neighborhoods, an australian tourist was killed overnight near a hotel off russian hill. new details on this case. corne cornell? >> reporter: dale, we've learned the tourist identified as 33-year-old matthew bad

. >> oakland is hiring more fire marshals and has requested a fema grant to help report code violations to building inspe inspecto inspectors. the ghost ship fire claimed 36 lives. we have stories about each and every person on our website. >>> new at 6:00, a water company is urging people in one part of south san francisco to only drink and cook with the bottled water following a security breach at a storage tank. you can see on this map where people are being told to avoid ingesting tap water in sunshine gardens neighborhood. california water service is providing free bottled water at its south san francisco office. the utility is testing the water and we'll let customers know when it's safe to drink again. we've post ed a link to this ma on our website, abc 7 news and on our abc 7 news app. >>> a murder investigation is unfolding in one of san francisco's safest neighborho s neighborhoods, an australian tourist was killed overnight near a hotel off russian hill. new details on this case. corne cornell? >> reporter: dale, we've learned the tourist identified as 33-year-old matthew bad

coming out of the china, crews are searching rubble left behind by a landslide in a remote village. 15 fema are dead. -- 15 people are dead. 120 are missing. dozens of homes are buried in huge rocks. 3,000 rescuers are on the scene using detection devices and dogs to look for any assigned of life. >>> zanboni driver saved the life of a man at a hockey rink. a man had a heart attack, the driver grabbed the portable defib brill -- defibrillator. >> his whole body came up in the air. >> this is actually the second time garcia has had a heart attack at a hockey rink and saved by a portable defibrillator. his brother said his hockey-playing days are over. >>> billy joel gave the commencement speech at his alma mater in long island. he was supposed to graduate back in 1967, but he didn't because he skipped english class, he got his diploma in 1992. ♪ what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even be

alert and to be prepared >> the national guard is now and helicopters into flood prone areas, and fema is moving hundreds of thousands of meals and bottles of water to the state. residents are understandably nervous. in some areas, folks are taking the storm in stride. pointing out it's relatively small compared to what they faced in the past >> it's a part of life and people relax it's not hurricanes status 3 or 4, they're laying low >> we're going to go see how everything goes, i think we'll be all right. >> reporter: heavy rains and high winds are expected to last for days, according to forecasters, as this slow moving system makes land fall, and continues to track inland. that's the latest from holly beaches louisiana, casey see gall fox news. >>> west and east coast dealing with pretty nasty weather. >> no doubt about it. we still have the heat it's been a nice couple of days, caitlin with a look at what we can see going into the rest of the week. >> good evening t we've had nice weather past couple days, it will continue again tomorrow, but all eyes on tropical storm, which has y

and in the senate today, confirming brock long as fema administrator and working on deputy defense secretaryatrick shan han's nomination and some - shanahan's nomination. mitch mcconnell says they could see a discussion draft of the health care law by thursday. reporters will get a chance to see it then as well, adressing concerns from democrats that the g.o.p. has been keeping the bill secret. he says the legislation will move to the floor next week as soon as they get a cost estimate and analysis if the congressional budget office on the health care reform legislation. look for that over on c-span2. and also today the special election in georgia's sixth congressional district is under way and the "atlanta journal constitution" reporting on the record setting $50 million spent on the campaign. republican karen handel facing democrat jon ossoff. the polls there close at 7:00 p.m. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the chair will postpone further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays a

about russia or -- i've been personally caught up in dealing with the choice act and dealing with the fema insurance that would affect my district. >> so you're unfamiliar with the financial services committee relate to the russian probe and this request of information from the president's accounts from germany? >> yes, we have the request. but i've not seen any evidence on that issue yet. i hope we do, and i hope we can get to the bottom of it and put it to rest and get back to the american people. i think partisan politics need to stop in this country. i think it's negatively affected us. and it's not just this administration. it's gone on for many years. but i will continue to reach across cross the aisle, find common ground. if we do find there's evidence of russian meddling, we need to obviously do what's appropriate. but until i see clear evidence of that, i don't want to get on that bandwagon. >> is your committee looking into any other financial dealings of the president or any other one tie to his campaign? well, i think there are people in my committee interested in trying to fin

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fema under fire. e president has been charged with corruption by the chief prosecutor. a very warm welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." it is our flagship morning show in london. i'm manus cranny. we have a great show for you today. we have a couple very interesting conversations and these gentlemen will join us. at 6:30, we speak to the ceo of allied irish bank about the company's ipo, which seems to have gone so far, so well. and then we will be speaking to colum eastwood, getting his reaction to the deal done between the tories and the d.u.p. welcome to daybreak and the markets. it comes to talking about bullishness, have a look at this. chart number 461, just closing in the green. but there is an uneasiness in the market. the citigroup sentiment indicator. when it is in the bearishness, it is in the red. this indicator shows the growing divorce between bearishness and where the s&p is. that gap is widening. being in the s&p is not the most crowded trade in the world. the net long valuations are pretty close to neutral. they raised their cash allocation. those ar

. >> we have to follow the fema guidelines and we're learning who those are as we learn the guidelines, we're formulating the action plan for this project and that's taking us some time. >> reporter: the actors feel the government red tape is unnecessa unnecessary, especially after months of going through hurdles. >> i hate to point fingers at anybody, what i think is unfair is for us to be continually given different stories and for people not to have an open communication with us, to have transparency with us. >> reporter: as they wait another month, they become more worried the arts could soon wash away. and it could be several more weeks before anything is done so those folks know the next step in getting back into the building. i did ask the parks and recreation department, okay, can you move them to another building? they said that's not possible. they don't have another place to move them to. we're live in san jose rick boon, nbc. >> thank you. >>> chp officers may be able to recognize drivers impaired by marijuana. governor brown's budget sets aside $3 million for training and

never since human sentiment and conducts were influenced by human speech was very fema for eloquent like the three sides of this question now before the congress. by what fatality does it have that all the most eloquent orders of the body -- or in its slavish side? men nine days later -- meanwhile he is saying nothing publicly and his wife louisa is attending the debate. she records in her diary that people are looking at her to try to read which way the adams wind is lowing. march 3. the impression produced upon my mind by the proverb of this discussion is, the bargain between freedom and slavery contained within the constitution of the united states is morally and politically vicious. inconsistent with the principles upon which alone are revolution can be justified, cruel and oppressive by riveting -- by pledging the face of freedom to maintain and perpetuate the tyranny of the master comment grossly unequal -- by admitting that slaves are enemies to be kept in subjection, property to be secured a restored to their owners, and persons not to be represented themselves, but for whom thei

i am deeply concerned to some of severalosed cuts to fema projects in the budget. program funding supports life-saving efforts including bomb search for rescue clement, simulation bills, and emergency response centers. cost-shared 25% matching requirement for local governments would prevent a number of these efforts because, quite frequent, many of them simply don't have the money available for that cost share. -- i know you think it is important that there is skin in the game you have used that figure me -- that local communities have cash in matching programs, but given the fact that we are facing lone wolf attacks, and a lot of changes in how our domestic homeland security folks have to deal with situations, do you toieve -- how are they able make the appropriate investments to make sure they are equipped for these types of attacks? are there other alternatives, or under which we can adjust that figure in the budget? sec. kelly: yes, senator. referencing a couple of my previous comments in this hearing as well as in the past, our local law enforcement, city, sta

eastern today and senate lawmakers are expected to take up the nomination of brock long to be fema administrator with a the confirmation vote set for 5:30 p.m. eastern. news reports say democrats are planning essays and speeches until midnight to protest senate republicans not only committee hearings on the healthcare replacement bill. the house is back tomorrow to debate several homeland security and workforce related bills and there are two special elections on tuesday in georgia and south carolina. , f wednesday montana republican representative elect greg gianforte take will be sworn in. watch the house on c-span and the senate here on c-span two. >> to a hearing on the ideology behind violent extremism and what the u.s. can do to counter it. foreman national counterterrorism center at director michael leiter testifies before the senate homeland security committee. >> good morning. this hearing is to order. i want to thank the witnessesss for your testimony for taking the time for your courage. the mission of this committee is pretty straightforward. to enhance the economic and national secu

fema moving aid into the state. >> so, sue serio, i was looking at the storm on the big map.seemed like it had a huge cloud thing, i was wondered if any of the cloud things will be coming over our heads in the coming days? >> a cloud thing? >> that was my technical term. how about that one? >> incorporate that into your forecast, sue. >> somebody's been studying their metol gentlemen. >> wouldn't zero without a doubt, yes. >> talking about tropical storm cindy? >> yes, down in the gulf. but maybe if could affect us in the coming days? >> renmant of the moisture could start to move up the coast. that's one of the possible paths of the storm. we'll take a look at that next time when we have a little more time. talk real quick about the changing seasons, because it happened this morning at 12:24, and we will have the longest daylight of the year with 15 hours approximately, 12:24 this morning, when that happened. now, this is a look at the rain from cop call storm cindy down by the gulf of mexico. some rain from frontal sits tell that stalled to our south, is edging into the sou

. >> almost $4 million in fema disaster funds is now available to help oakland recover from the wintrms. a sewer main when backs up with water on fruitvale avenue is on the storm fix list. money will also help oakland repair damaged streets and deal with mudslides. federal disasters were declared for the january and february storms. repairs are complete in two of 18 storm damaged locations. total cost is expected to be around $5 million. >> king tides, this is the park up in mill valley. you can see what happened on the stinson beach exit last night. this is going to happen again tonight and tomorrow night around midnight to 12:30, that's when high tide will peak in this area. 6 1/2 to 7 feet above usual levels. so be careful if you're driving through there, especially in the dark. here's a look at walnut creek. i started with you because it's east bay valley, and the south bay that could have poor air quality this afternoon. that's why we're under the spare the air alert. everything is good right now, right now, the best time to be outside. the most comfortable and the cleanest air.

trump's selection to lead fema has not been confirmed by the senate. he has not yet appointed anyone to lead the noaa. but both agencies say they are ready for hurricane season. >>> straight ahead, planning for the future, the bay area city that is getting ahead of the game when it comes to self driving cars. >> you will see this only on five. how a bay area capital lift is fighting to close the gender gap one investment at a time. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> self driving cars could one day cut down on accidents and the bay area's biggest city is trying to map out how the driverless cars will fit into the future. kpix 5 len ramirez has found one san jose company that is getting ahead of the park. >> reporter: this company is five miles away from the cal train station but the two are not well connected. and the mayor says autonomous vehicles or driverless cars could soon provide the missing link. >> a ton sequels are coming. >> and the question is when and how. >> and the mayor is sending out a request for ideas to the autonomous vehicle industry, much of it bas

. >> fema grant that has been submitted to give our firefighters in the field handheld devices so theyan refer the need for furred inspections. >> councilman gallo says it's not just fire safety, residents have also since approached the city about mold and other unsafe living conditions. >> at the end of the day it is up to the property owner to take care of the property. >> reporter: the alameda county d.a.'s office has not filed criminal charges against the property owner or derek ion, who leased the building. the d.a.'s office says it is still investigating. another tribute to the victims remains along lake merit. many of the 36 victims' families have joined civil lawsuits that name the city, pg&e, ing, ion, and others. in oakland melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> you're looking at a former san jose state basketball player who's accused of taking part in a gang robbery. today san jose state kicked 19-year-old terrell brown off the team following his arrest. the freshman from hayward was one of the team's top players this last season. union city police say brown and four other people

fema already moving aid into the state. >> all right, 5:15, straight up, first day every summer, we getio. >> yes, looks gorgeous here in old sit. look at the pink, and orange clouds, with the sun behind them, one of the prettiest sunrises, we will will see, of covers, already summertime it, has been for few hours now. it happened officially, the summer solsus, 12:24, what happens is we get the longest day of the year becomes 15 hours of daylight. of course bad news from here on in the days get shorter and the nights get longer. more on tropical storm cindy, just off the gulf coast, about 170 miles south-southwest of morgan city lewes even -- louisianna, expected to come shore later today. move in northeast direction, we have to start keeping an eye on renmant of the storm. bass as you heard -- heard, six to 12 inches every rain in that area because of the storm. maybe not that much. renmant of tropical storms always give us a lot of rain if we get it. so we don't have any rain in our area right now, just to the south, you see, a little bit of rain. but, for us, it could be a pop up thu

including one that would expand trucking opportunities for veterans and another that would require fema to recommend eligibility standards on disaster assistance. for condominiums and other housing. the votes this evening at 6:30. ewwe also expect at some point that they'll be swearing in two new members. members from georgia and south carolina both elected last tuesday in special elections. in those states. coming up next, live coverage of the u.s. house. here on c-span. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the chair will postpone further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays are ordered. or votes objected to under clause 6 of rule 20. the house will resume proceedings on postponed questions later. for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2547. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman move to pass the bill, as amended? >> yes.

she holds the record by the way for most space walks by a fema female.ill have spent 666 days in space when she's leaves the iss in september. >>> some good news on the jobs front. the unemployment rate in the united states has reached a 16-year low. that's according to the jobs report released by the laib department. not all good news, though. open though the job less rate fell to four-point 3%, the department said it's only because people stopped looking for work in may and were no longer counted as unemployed. meantime the report found that lawyers only added 138,000 jobs in may. the last 12 months.00 average in >>> this new jersey dad is mad. he's dying from als. if you know you're going to die, should you have the right to try anything to help? >>> and this 12-year-old girl is the newest spelling bee champ. how she took out her competitors in a 12-hour battle. >> it's easy ron r-o-n. ron. i thought you were testing me there, chris. we visited with martin truex jr. he's on familiar ground this week mend familiar spot gunning for familiar finish at do

of cnn doing what she did last week, which is really over the top and then blaming the trump people fema, i mean people are losing their minds over this presidency, instead of trying to cover the things he's doing to help all americans and really coming together. when you hear things like that and people still keep their jobs, it's truly remarkable. liz: should thomas roberts apologize or be reprimanded? what do you think? >> absolutely. this is malpractice. we are facing a global threat and their obsessive-compulsive disorder about focusing on president trump and everything he says and the radicalism they manifest. the world is facing an ideology. they're not here just because they can't assimilate. they're here because they are an insurgency, and they are attacking us when we're weak. we need to harness our power. i put a plea to ariana grande and the celebrities yesterday on a video, and i said, listen, you have an opportunity. use this platform to unite us in a common ideology forward as a foundational of freedom against political islam. use that appeasement and reporters really shou

one thing that concerns me, and it goes to the fema grants, it goes to the idea that we can cut grant programs and still provide those services. stone garden's been an enormously successful program, really concerned about reductions to the commitment to law enforcement, not just for border security, but the safety of personnel who were on the border. i would ask you to play -- please pay close attention to this budget as it relates to working with local law enforcement, local first responders, they are forced multipliers, without those resources, they're going to have to cut back on resources and that reduces our readiness, i don't think there's any doubt about it. >> i will. >> thank you, mr. secretary. >> senator heitcamp, i would ask you to take a look at my state based temporary visa program. that would resolve a lot of the problem there. and a comment, we should really have an alert for witnesses, to be prepared to answer questions on the northern border. there's not much of the northern border that isn't represented on this committee. it's an issue. >> i love appearing before th