fema's disaster relief in u.s. territories like puerto rico lagged behind the mainland., unconventional wisdom. two nob prize-winning economist question the impact o immigrants on competition in the workplace. >> there is more evidence that the influx of large numbers of outsiders [indiscernible] amna: all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour ." --"pbs newshour >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided b-- bnsf railway, consumer cellular. and by the alfred p sloan foundation supporting science, technology and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. carnegie corporation of new innovations ing education, democratic engagement, and the advancementp of internationce and security at carnegie.org. dan with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ >> this program was made possible by the corporation for publicroadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. stephanie: good evening, i am stephanie sy atewshour west. we will return to amna nawaz and the fullgr p after the

so hazard mitigation plans are required by fema, every five years if you want to be able to receive fema support. that could be general assistance report after a major disaster. if you want to receive fema funding and so forth. also by having a complete hazard mitigation plan, you're eligible for the state to cover the local cost, the local matching cost that would come. so large amounts of dollars we get from fema. there's a match of around 6.5% that could be covered by the state. there are a lot of important reasons to do this work and to make sure the city has it done. the other goal of it is to have one place where we're capturing our policies around hazard mitigation. the program started a year and a half ago in april of 2018. i think he was fairly specific. anna was more general and now this is even more general than that. we're looking at the hazards that the city is facing and the assets we have and the vulnerabilities that those hazards will present for our assets. from there, we put together, you know we have a set of draft goals. from those two pieces, we put together strategi

fema's disaster relief in u.s. territories like puerto ricod lags behcovery efforts on the mainland. and, unconventional wisdom.no twl prize-winning economists question the impact of immigrants on competition in the workplace. >> for low-income rkers, there is no evidence that the influx of large numbers of outsiders does anything to their wages. >> nawaz: all that and more on toght's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by:ra >> bnsway. >> consumer cellular. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial litecy in the 21st century. >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations inn, educatemocratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.org. >> and with the ofgoing support hese institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> nawaz: wall s

i don't think most fema reporters -- >> jesse: i don't think female reporters. i think male reporters too. just saying it happened many times in the past! >> dana: i think it's interesting that warner bros. is vehemently sticking by the mov movie. there is no delay between the movie companies and the director. all movies will take some artistic and factual license. we should all keep that in mind. >> greg: they do it with everybody! remember the fox news movie? did anybody watch "the loudest room" -- what was it, "the loudest voice?" >> dana: i think calling for a boycott -- media company should not be calling for a boycott. because you are print journalism, you do not need the less people reading. >> greg: what your favorite clint eastwood movie? >> juan: dirt "dirty harry." >> greg: that's mine. "high plains drifter." >> juan: early spaghetti movies. greg called and you should go home right now, start with "high plains drifter," then "dirty harry." >> katie: what's the one where he was the driver? >> juan: what i think is interesting olivia wilde who plays the

homeland security, one of fema's 28 urban search-and-rescue task force teams across the country. >> inhe last five years i think we've deployed seven times, and that's just new york task force one, but the system is active every year. >> reporter: we see them at natural disasters at home and abroad, from hurricanes to earthquakes, ready to deploy at life-saving missions within hours. >> in haiti, where we had -- we made a couple of rescues of children that were trapped for over seven days to be part of that is just an amazing experience >> reporter: but we were granted rare access to see them train for a non-natural disaster, a terror attack below ground, in a mock fdny subway tunnel, to help them develop critical, new capabilities >> we're building the model, really, for a mission-ready package tunnel task force. it's never been done. >> here we go! >> hop on! >> reporter: one of the points of this exercise is to incorporate a different breathing technology instead of the normal 20-minute-or-so tank, they're wearing a device that allows them to spend not just minutes but hours on scen

glenn pomeroy: fema makes emergency grants available. fema grant is $32,000 and is not to be used to rebuild homes. so living on hope that the government's going to come in and rebuild homes is false hope and dangerous. chris: so if you're now thinking more seriously about revising your backup plan, you can shop right now for earthquake insurance. most policies are underwritten by the california earthquake authority. it has this tool right here, calculator, on its website to estimate how much you'll pay and what coverage you'll get for that money. check it out at earthquakeauthority.com. up next, as planned power outages become the norm during the wildfire season, can you count on solar power to keep the lights on? what we learned might surprise you. ♪ hbut mike bloomberg became thele clasguy whoho mdid good. after building a business that created thousands of jobs he took charge of a city still reeling from 9/11 a three-term mayor who helped bring it back from the ashes bringing jobs and thousands of affordable housing units with it. af

. >> fema is looking for about a $4 billion payoff on all of this in the oes is looking for money.there are a lot of places that are at least trying, to some extent commit to take from the money available to victims and abe victims are upset t this. >> yeah, i think again, it's not surprising the government entities are going to try to pr after ate utility to get back to feel what they are owed. i think when you end up hitting a fema and operation emergencic serv against wildfire victims and becomes more complicated. the truth is, a lot of details of where this 13.5 billioe goes ill going to be sort of left to a trustee that will be appointed to oversee the fund. so we don't know if the government will be atall successful or if individual victims will see thlion share, i would guess it would be the latter. >> we will have to wait and see. in the meantime, thare talking about achieving confirmaon in the organization plan in advance of the 2020 deadline and they seem >> i think if erything moves forward, if the government signs off, the judge signs off, victims sign off, they could e

. >> fema released three ships to house 5000 people to waste by hurricane katrina. it costs more than $250 million over six months. she plans to formally introduce the idea to city council next month. >> the city of berkeley have decided to build 100 affordable housing unit. city council voted unanimously on the project and it could go out for bid next year. opponents worry it will increase congestion for people who don't live within walking distance. >> city leaders have opened a triage center for people who live in their cars or rvs. it offers 30 parking spaces, restroom facilities and an on- site office. >> there's a new study out claiming it costs more for renters to live in oakland, then san jose. the price of a one-bedroom apartment jumped 5.1% last year making oakland the second most expensive bay area city for renters behind san francisco. $2470 a month. san francisco is still the most expensive city for renters in the country. median rent is almost 3500 dollars.>> the man sentenced to death in connection with the boston bombing will be back in court today.

and it took a year because of the review period required at fema for all applications. most home owners simply do not have the luxury of waiting a year or more to begin repairs or decide to -- or to decide what to do. many would be open to a buyout but funds aren't available so they take out an s.b.a. loan or other loans to begin repairs. if you already owe money on loans or repairs to your house, a buyout is no longer an attractive option or even an option at all. once a property owner repair their property, the less -- they're -- the less like abuy utah is a viable path forward far individual or community. it's not just anecdotal evidence. evidence shows the quicker you can make an offer to buy out property after a flooding event, the more likely the disaster victim is to accept it and the more it reduces costs overall. the quicker local governments are able to move, the more people they can help. and the more resources can be leveraged. for recovery. having a one size fits all approach to reviewing projects through the hazard mitt fwation grant program is not efficie

. >> the department of homeland security, fema, the fbi, all here making sure that we're well coordinate, keeping an eye on things. and in the event something happens, we're all there, we can work together. >> reporter: law enforcement in san francisco is also hoping visitors work together, and a meeting place, in case they get separated. now it's expected to coming wnel >> thanks so much. a live look for you outside in san jose. it's clear right now, but what about tomorrow on new year's eve? jeff, no pressure. >> we got this covered for you. as we head to tomorrow night, temperatures are going to be dropping. so make sure you take your jacket, whether you're in san francisco to the east bay, south bay. so let's get a closer look for those of you heading to san francisco. right now i think it will be partly cloudy. so you should be able to see the fireworks. we'll be dropping to 49 degrees. if you're away from the coastline, going to be even colder. down to 42 degrees at midnight and possibly patchy fog. all in there # all i think we'll see the fireworks to the coastline and valleys. co

>> asÍ es, fijate que tenemos una lista bien extensa en nuestra aplicaciÓn de fema >> rashel: okay. >ide >> rashel: la pÁgina es listo punto gobierno. >> estÁ en pantallas de todas formas. >> ahÍ tambiÉn pueden encontrar mucha informaciÓn acerca de las condiciones invernales, de cÓmo nos podemos preparar, traer a las mascotas para adentro, de cÓmo ayudar a nuestros padres a los vecinos tambiÉn, >> rashel: a todos, muchas gracias por explicarnos todo lo que debemos hacer y las precauciones que debemos tomar, que tengas un excelente dÍa si? >>un placer gracias. >> vamos? >> rashel: vamos a continuar con mÁs de "un nuevo dÍa" adelante francisco. francisco. ♪ ♪ . >> francisco: con este maravilloso espÍritu de la navidad, bienvenido carlos peÑa ¿cÓmo estÁs? >> muy bien. >> francisco: quÉ alegre que estÉs acÁ, este guatemalteco exitoso que ahora en esta navidad nos trae un disco con big bang y quiero saber ¿cÓmo nace este proyecto carlos? >> bueno, primero muchas gracias por a abrirme las puertas de este programa maravilloso, soso salva soso /* salvadoreÑo asÍ es que me siento honrado, este

that we wants to make sure gets called out in the plan and this makes fema funding available. so for instance, under you know mr. chrichie's program we have e vulnerability for regional dams in the city. they received a $550,000 grant from the fema hazard mitigation grant program where they said to us, it needs to be if you want to have funding for that grant. it was a very direct benefit. other around the sewer system improvement program and making sure we continue that and we continue to push for the standards that mr. norby was talking about and how that interplays with our lifeline council, where we have all the different lifeline providers sitting around the table and how they have to work together. so with that, that's the end of the presentation. i'm happy to take any questions along with anna and adam here and anything else. thank you. >> yep. thank you so much for that and all of this very thorough. i think one thing i don't see is about our san francisco location, our watersheds. our watersheds are really important and they add water. so on top of the other, there is

fema's disaster relief in u.s. territories like puerto rico lagged behind the mainland.isdom. two nob prize-winning economist question the impact o immigrants on competition in the workplace. >> there is more evidence that the influx of large numbers of outsiders [indiscernible] amna: all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour ."

. >> reporter: she is referring to the time that fema put hurricane katrina victims on this cruz ship. then there is the queen mary docked permanently in long beach and used as a floating hotel. >> reporter: >> michael is not to buy the ship but they ship operators waited negotiate a contract for the dog and people would play pay on a settings sliding scale basis. >> reporter: the port of oakland respected her desire to address homelessness but docs are designed to work cargo ships. there is in the infrastructure to birth berth a cruz ship, their failure to federally regulated regulate emeriti facilities would make residential use is untenable. >> they said it would be untenable to put the work cargo shipping is taking place. they do have a couple of options on land they own what they don't have cargo shipping going on but there is the possibility of looking at other docs beyond the port of oakland. >> reporter: there seems to be widespread support to do something, anything about the homeless crisis. >> that sort of environment would work well if you can convince convince him to get o

fema is providing $3 million in grant money for an elevation program aimed at helping foundations for6 homes in the flood prone areas. it will assist low to middle income homeowners. they are now set to lose access to food stamps. this comes as president trump's administration moves forward with tightening work requirements. that rule change affects people between the agents of 16 and 49 who are childless and not disabled. >>> nancy pelosi will speak about the impeachment proceedings just a few minutes from now. >>> the xhe woucommittee would articles of impeachment. it is about legal process. democrats invited three legal scholars. republicans were allowed to invite one. that scholar, jonathan turley from george washington university warned democrats they were moving too quickly. the alleged misbehavior was this summer. he says that is too fast. representative matt getz got some camera time when he asked those four scholars to raise their hand if they had first-hand evidence of impeachable offenses. that was a ploy. they weren't fact witnesses. they weren't there. and he knew that. s

fema's disaster relief in u.s.puerto ricod lags behcovery efforts on the mainland. and, unconventional wisdom.no twl prize-winning economists question the impact of immigrants on competition in the workplace. >> for low-income rkers, there is no evidence that the influx of large numbers of outsiders does anything to their wages. >> nawaz: all that and more on toght's pbs newshour.

fema is not the result today but the results of the leaders over the years, it is the oakland raiders, appreciation and loyalty that these fans have had for the raiders, we will miss them. >> despite the disappointment fans swarmed to say farewell and many players went into the crowd to greet the fans including their car. the next game will be in los angeles against the chargers sunday at 1 pm. >>> let's check with sal castaneda at a look at traffic. >> pam and dave good morning, a nice look at the commute from oakland or to oakland from the shore freeway and it will be okay driving through and all the way out to the toll plaza. we have also been looking at the east bay commute and so far so good. cannot seem to find any slow traffic and nobody is complaining of that, anywhere in the south bay i do not see anything. i do see a little bit slowing on 92 and i spotted it westbound headed up the hill to the 280 interchange. give yourself a little extra time. now let's bring in steve again.>> no slow traffic. it is cold out, a few 20s and lots of 30s, today will be the best day of the week

management candidate protection for next year's presidential election and increased resources for fema grant programs including a total of $90 million for nonprofit security grants. the bill also includes multiple oversight reporting directives realing to immigration enforcement and detention and allows members of congress to make unannounced oversight visits to detention facilities. unfortunately, particularly because of the administration's anti-immigrant policy which is are turning back most asylum seekers at the southern border, the bill vastly overfunds detention bills at the expense of personnel accounts and funds more miles of border barriers at the expense of higher priorities. it also does nothing to reclaim congress' pow ore they have -- power of the purse by preventing the president from diverting other money to border barriers -- border barriers and detention bed funding. mr. mcgovern: mr. fleischmann. mr. fleischmann: i want to begin with heartfelt sincere thanks to ms. roybal-allard. this was the hardest of the 12 bills and the way in which you have handled this from the

fema, the fbi. all here maki sure that we're well coordinad keeping an eye on things and in the event >>we're all there if you' heading to a show or event the department says it's also important to beon the lookout if you see something y something also take note of for emergency alerts all you have to do this text and why esf. >>to 8, 8, 8,7, 7, 7, that's and why s after tripoli triple 7 and you're automatically signed up for text alerts now part of being sa is also having a plan to get home saly obviously don't drnk and drive and you need is offering free rvice om 08:00pm on new year's eve until 05:00am on new year's day. >>in san franciscsackey kron 4 news. well lien up if you'rehopping onass transit ac transit will be free for new year's eve tonight that's great news that option for you from 08:00pm. >>through 05:00am on new year's day all of those fare boxes in those clipper card readers will actually be covered they are not accepting your payments keep your money. nearly is also offering ree se

and let's take a look now where this conference is taking place this is the fema exhibition center it is a colossal hall that was provided by the spanish government when chile had to pull out because of ongoing protests there and when i say colossal i mean just that it is going to be a kilometer from one end to the other. and here 25000 delegates go about the business of cup which includes of course endless supply of coffee and food as negotiations go from morning to late tuesday night. on any given day there are all sorts of activities going on not just negotiations but also people pushing businesses and green solutions. most countries have been national pavilions some pretty extravagant affairs. and as you walk around the schools there's all sorts of sight of and people look at this is a barack obama's former secretary of state john kerry we're not holding the force of the tension. everything this is very serious. we're still at 3.0 degrees. but another way of achieving change traction like this we've seen a lot of protests going on and say this climate change conference in 2095 yea

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event and it's players will now have to go to as neutrals if they qualify now russia through may yulia fema for was among those athletes who have to prove they're clean she failed a drug test in 2013 and was suspended for 16 months before the rio olympics that she received another suspension for dhoni amused but took the matter to the sport's highest court and won she was reinstated and went on to win 2 silver medals here's what she thinks about the war decision. the decides so strong all so how could they punish the whole country all athletes no matter whether they deserve it or not they should just punish those who were guilty whether they are for solder or athletes who were involved in something but punishing the whole country all young athletes just because someone did something wrong athletes shouldn't be deprived of the opportunity to represent their own country i believe it shows that politics has come into sport because they do allow clean athletes to compete under the neutral flag but they don't want to see the russian flag there or anyone representing our country. so many hours as

. >>> fema police detained four op ipes today. officers recovered several boxes of stolen tools in their car after a chase up 880 that ended in oakland. they say at least one the with ping opnd the pacific eccentbuer andt then took off. a hayward pd and oakland pd helped make that. >> struck a guaranteed busy weekend is now turning into a guaranteed wet weekend. >> specifically saturday night into sunday. now i know it doesn't look like it out there, from that view from the top of salesforce tarp. but we are now officially in between storms. that is just cloudiness out there and it is just fruitiness. we are not going to get rain out of this even though y wed ug ins someear ienumbers on this, th ough. because it looks like a storm and it feels like a storm out there. daytime highs early making and into the mid to upper 50s. not that far off of where we should be for this time of year. but when the sky is just great like that, and things are still down from the rain that we have had, it might not seem like we are necessarily in a b

the defendants received a total of more than $50,000 in reimbursements from fema. >>> an east bay areao get out of homelessness. how an oakland school is rallying behind those students. >> and more rain expected overnight. bill martin with the complete forecast coming up. mike bloomberg's never been afraid of tough fights, the ones that make a true difference in people's lives. and mike's won them, which is important right this minute, because if he could beat america's biggest gun lobby, helping pass background check laws and defeat nra backed politicians across this country, beat big coal, helping shut down hundreds of polluting plants and beat big tobacco, helping pass laws to save the next generation from addiction. all against big odds you can beat him. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ sweden's greetings. enjoy your first payment on us when you lease a new volvo. now through january 2nd. when you lease a new volvo. looking around here

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conspiracy theorist whatever they want to label you i think it's going to accelerate into 302030 seconds fema well unfortunately i don't see anything good coming in the next few months media wise you know because i think the records have been broken and sad and broken d.c. i think the collapse of new investigation the ukraine gate and the lies in america everything well it's kind of the fact of where are we eating pizza. or is he not impeached here and i mean this is this is something that's amazing here but this is again muddying the water waters and it's really creating a lot of tension here how the country once you see them and go the other one wants to get that down to the people's business and we're stuck until next year that's all the time we have many thanks to my guests here in moscow and in nicosia and thanks to. viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time and remember cross talk rules. the attorney there are good terrorists and bad deadens the bad news in yemen the united states deems to be a threat the look to those who work in syria the cia and the u.s. military were engag

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the defendants received more than $50,000 in reimbursement from fema. >>> only three members of the council were at last nights meeting banning air bnb type rentals, they would require a two day minimum stay when the host is on the property. the council was expected to extend the law. the proposal came after five people died in a halloween night shooting at an air bnb. the vote is postponed. >>> the traffic is tough in some spots. >> the lanes are opened in oakland on 580 but its a dangerous spot. we had a deadly crash as the water comes off the hill near lake shore, it was a minor accident and then someone got out of their car and was killed on the freeway, first of all, drive slowly in that area, getting on the freeway is such a tough thing to do in that area. eastbound and westbound 580 have reopened but there is slow traffic there, also a crash on the richmond bridge where a car spun out just after the toll plaza, that's the after math, it's rough out there, it's raining hard in this area, as a matter of fact we can go from the video we have to a live picture of the richmond bridge, you

the defendants received $50,000 in reimbursments from fema. >> package thieves are making their way aroundholiday season and now law enforcement is using bait packages to catch the thieves, the boxes look like typical delivery packages but inside there is a gps device that tracks movement and police get an alert when someone takes the package. >> do not come to campbell to steal. this is a popular program and it's a very good program in that is does not use a lot of resources, the gps device does all of the work. >> police are urging everyone to keep an eye out when they are expecting a holiday package to be delivered. >> police in sacramento are searching for three people who stole an atm from a downtown office building. three masked suspects used special tools to open the lobby door then they dragged the atm into the street and loaded part into a van, no security guards were on duty in the lobby at the time. >> they drug out an atm machine to the streets. >> many atms are attached and embedded into walls but the thieves knew that this atm was not bolted to the floor. >>> all right. if yo

the citation for that is the national institute of building sciences worth of data rs from fema, the economic evelopment administration, and h.u.d. investments upfront in the -- and the impacts of climate other manmade causations to our oceans and lakes and coastlines is in fact major return to not only our communities but to all parts of our country. all parts of our country. and the eman complains minority would have you believe hat this is a mandatory increase of over $1 billion in federal funding. it is not. large iscretionary in part to the appropriations committee. so as we go into the amendment process, i appreciate my colleagues' support, and i truly hope that this can be a bipartisan bill. the gentleman's time has expired. mr. case: i yield back. the chair: all time for debate has expired. ursuant to the rule, the bill shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule. an amendment in the nature of a consisting of the text of rules committee print considered as adopted in the house and in the committee of the whole. the bill, as amended, shall be original bill he

yes, i just wanted to let people know that the hazard plan is our hazard mitigation plan required by fema every five years. it will be sent next week, and i wanted to thank all the departments, all the people, every department here has a strategy in that plan. it really takes some bold steps to move us towards mitigating disasters and being more resilient. i appreciate you and if you could pass it to your staff that helped formulate strategies or spent time looking at the different hazards and putting it together. the department of public health, planning department, department of emergency management, and department of the environment. thank you all for that. we're going to continue to work on this as it goes out. we're not going to wait five years to open it up again. we're planning to do public outreach in the next year and to continue making it much more of a living document where people have access to the hazards, to the strategies online or through public meetings. thank you so much for that. >> thanks brian. anyone else? okay, with that i believe we can adjourn the meeting. thank y

in 2005 after hurricane katrina, fema leased three cruise ships to house 5,000 des placed new orleansidents and recovery workers for six months. tax payers footed over a quarter billion dollars for the ships and the food service. >>> dozens of people marched through the streets of san francisco this evening, calling on officials to do more, despite poverty. the poor people's campaign is focused on helping the millions of americans who are struggling financially. the group rallied at san francisco city hall before marching to glide church for a meeting with civil rights leaders. >> we take care of the very wealthy. we take care of the banks that are too big to fail. who is concerned about the working people who were losing their homes in 2008 and after? we didn't take care of them. and now it's many of those people who have lost their homes and they're on the street. >> the group says too many recoverieses are going to a very small number of people at the top while assistance problems for those at the bottom are being cut. >>> a live look outside. there were scattered showers in san fr

short of bringing in fema trailers or, that sort of thing, it is hard to imagine what the feds can actuallyeed, it's a big problem. as you have pointed out. it is, homelessness gone up by 3% nationwide, and 16% in california? so we have a big problem, like to see more constructive results. jackie: you bring up a lot of great points but the president also attacking nancy pelosi. to your point, it's a local problem to a certain degree. he says in her district is one of the worst. do you think that she has been distracted by everything else that has been going on? a lot of others have been too, instead of focusing locally to work on some issues at home? >> well, you know, congress doesn't really focus locally. i'm not defending her. it is just the district, san francisco, i'm there all the time and it's a beautiful city but there are parts of the city just overrun with homeless encampments. the city pays $184,000 a year to people who scoop poop off of the city streets. there is an app you can get to tell you which street to take to avoid the human waste on the sidewalks. so they have a large p