fema provided no. despite increase since we were not notified of the supplemental request until it was submitted to congress in august. last month. and the request was tied to ukraine's pending. in the wake of one of the deadliest fires in united states history, a supplemental request for additional disaster funding comes with strings attached to ukraine. think about that in the audience if you are watching us. the american tax payer, the people that are suffering from disasters and somehow could not be bothered to discuss getting the drf refunded until august and it is tied to ukraine. >> i cannot reconcile that. i have overarching concerns about decisions being made. domestic response activities tied to ukraine. we see fema under the administrations, significantly expanding its mitigation programs and ways that no longer require projects to demonstrate that they will, in fact, reduce cost or save lives. all in the name of equity and climate change. female resources. despite, fema being understaffed a

i'm erin levy, preparedness in fema which means i have the best job in the agency. fema's mission helping people before, during after disaster is one of the nobelist government, for us when we think about helps households in the aftermath of the disaster a couple of things come to mind. first off is our individual assistance program run by our friends in the office of response and recovery which in the case that should the president declare a major disaster, fema has the ability, i want everyone to listen carefully in the room and at home, to help folks with their immediate needs and uninsured needs. that's key. the whole concept of the stafford act, there's assumption out there that the private sector specifically private insurers is taking on a majority of the risk and what we've realized is and what the assistant secretary talked about and what andrew talked about is a lot of americans who are not getting the assistance that they need and that is not a knock on my colleagues or our previous colleagues that came before us. i can tell you that every fema employee w

it's not fema, , not one organization with the government. it's something we need to think about climate change as as a problem that touches on all of our lives, all of our work and, therefore, we need the whole of government whole of civil society, whole of community approach to dealing with it. in that spirit and as i've trying to choose a a study to feature today fromrb urban, i couldn't do it because there's too many and there's too many diverse everything kind of studies as i'm going to give you seven studies in seven minutes i have left. each with a headline finding and then i will cite all of these come from different researches that urban, different centers come different approaches. we love all of these links in the event page and also emailed to you afterwards. i hope this isth a bit of an appetite, wet your appetite and you look at these studies in greater detail. number one, disasters leak abroad and often substantial negative impacts on financial health. we know this is a large love but when we dig into the data we start to see t

it seems to be from fema. there's aid available. you just have to pay this application fee. they are trying to move quickly, it's complex, they go ahead and do that and that was fraudulent. fema is not going to ask you to pay an application fee for aid and now you find yourself in a position of not only sustaining direct impact from the disaster, but also having taken potentially a significant financial hit and a loss of private information that could impact you down the line. scales like these are not normally preying on the vulnerability of households in a particular moment in time, but can have compounding effects, as one more thing associated with the disaster that can bring someone down in kind of a negative financial spiral. and you know, we've seen, i think the stat is in the last two or four years reported fraud and identity theft is up over 60% and i think that that probably also respects changes to reporting, but that's hugely significant and we know older adults in particular are aggressively targeted here and i know my colleagues are very vigilant on this issue,

the governor requested the declaration which was granted by the biden administration and 48 hours femawas on the ground something search and rescue. several investigations getting to the bottom of this disaster. ... and i look forward to hearing from our witnesses but i am concerned this hearing is shifting attention in resources away from ongoing relief effort on maui and the official investigations that are still in the early stages. congress should focus on ensuring the federal government can continue providing relief to the people of maui. that means funding the government and funding fema's disaster relief fund which the president has asked it to do. that is something specific that we and only we can't and should do without delay. the reckless government showdown over shutdown i i should say h we know is imminent with slow maoris ability to rebuild and recover. and after all this disaster is that over. thousands are displaced and in desperate need of housing. firefighters are still working and utility crews are working to restore power and repair damaged infrastructure. i'm hopefu

i understand over 27 federal partners including fema, epa, the u.s.rmy, small business administration are helping the people of maui get back on their feet. i appreciate the hands on approach representative and senators and how they are supporting and advocating for their neighbors. top of mind for the congress at this moment of a threatened government shutdown must be to a rick ensure the recovery work continues uninterrupted for the people of maui. today i hope we can learn more about the conditions that cause the fire at what else congress can do for the island. dthere are things we do know already. we know the strong winds from a combined withne drought conditions and dry in dy vegetation led to advance warning eight fire on mount we e know the fire started on the edge of town on maui's a west wt coast and quickly grew out of control. ultimately debits in the town claiming theat lives of too many neighbors. fire crews were dealing with another fire. we know people are suffering from losses of their friends family anden homes fire fighters are stil

how do you measure success knowing your time at fema? and how will fema measure success, knowing that they achieved what they were hoping to do? well, they're going to measure that. what they've got is other people taking a look at the system that are not on that particular wireless messaging. so they're going to figure out, number one, how far of a penetration, an how many millions of people actually got that text. and was it effective. and the trouble with that is they call it milling. they want to make sure they got the right information to the people. and sometimes if the right information and formatted, it's not formatted correctly, people will go to other sources and delay their action. so it's important not only that they penetrate, but the message is accurate, too. yeah, an important test on wednesday about 1120 our time, pacific time. mark norvo, former fema coordinator, thanks so much for your time, sir. always a pleasure. thanks, mark. thank you. well, breast cancer is the most common cancer in women worldwide in all month lon

government did not find fema correctly. fema's the agency that helps people in its time of need.a bipartisan agency. disasters don't care what party you belong to. so, that was a must for me, i'm glad we pass that on a bipartisan basis. >> congressman, i did want to shift gears to what is being called a, by the way, i mean he is republicans actual words now, the clown show, disgraceful, as pathetic, all use your phrase, political impeachment malpractice hearing, that happened a few days go on thursday. what new lows do expect chairman comer and others to kind of pull off going from here? >> first of all, who holds an impeachment hearing when you have no evidence on the guy you want to impeach? i mean, look, they've been working on this for the last eight or nine months. this was not the first hearing, they had six or seven of these. now, they decide to re-branded it, hit the video game reset button and go with impeachment inquiry. okay, fine. they hold this impeachment inquiry, they don't come with a new single peach of evidence. they presented the same stuff they've been present

this grant will be provided through fema's staffing for adequate fire and emergency response program. the money will be allocated to hire 12 more firefighter paramedic works over the next three years. cal state student assistance announced today they will take a vote on unionizing. the employees will vote on whether to join the california state university employees union. most csu student assistants make minimum wage, have no sick time and no health insurance as employees because the csu limits student assistance to working 20 hours a week. i've also have to work other jobs off campus over my six years of working as a student assistant, i've held two, sometimes three jobs at once. there are 19,000 student assistants working across cal state's 23 campuses. so far, no date yet for the union vote. and here's a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu.com. one of the top stories. san jose police have identified the two children who died after being found in a pool at a residential daycare facility and in the east bay, oakland police are stepping up efforts to deter vehicle break ins.

we fell with fema, with resiliency measures, with movement. we've had 53 tropical cyclones impact north carolina over the past 20 years. we average landfall in north carolina every four years. i have been dealing with this for the 16 years i've been in elected office, but i don't believe the mindset that some of my colleagues have here is this can be fixed in washington. it needs to be addressed on a state-by-state basis. we need flood insurance and we need to address these problems but it will not come from compelling the private sector business to serve a market that cannot be sustained with all the constraints they have. i did have one final question. mr. heller, i want to confirm what you said, and mr. theodorou , i would like your opinion. you said credit rate alone can increase the premium by 80%? >> yes, sir. we have seen premiums jump for people with low credit but no claims history. low personal credit history. up to 100%, a doubling of their premium. >> mr. theodorou, could you believe -- explain to me why you believe it should inclu

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[fema alarm blaring] [laughter] sen. cruz: as i was saying. [fema alarm blaring] [laughter] sen. cruz: with great trepidation, i observe that just about every advanced weapons system in our military rely on semiconductors and most of them are not made in the united states. recognizing this, there was a fleury of legislative activity to onshore and nearshore semiconductor manufacturing last congress. culminating in the chips and science act. parts of this law, like the fabs act, which i co-sponsored and enthusiastically supported, provided tax credits to incentivize chip investments in the united states. the final bill, however, also included a whopping $52 billion in direct subsidies from taxpayers that in my view would predictably lead to government bureaucrats picking winners and losers. at worst, this kind of industrial policy can be rief with political interference and waste and even at best it is often done poorly and inefficiently. that's why i ultimately voted against the by, despite it -- bill, despite it containing a number of things i strongly support. we're already see

we failed with fema, we felt with resiliency measures. i've got property owners, we have had 53 property -- cyclones impact over the last three years. landfall over the last four years. i have been dealing with this for 16 years i left office but -- elected office but i don't believe the mindset that some of my colleagues have is that it can be fixed in washington. it needs to be fixed by a state- by-state basis. we have to address these problems but it is not going to come from compelling the private sector business to survey market that cannot be sustained with all of the constraints they have. creditsd increase a premium by as much as 80%? heller: yes, we have seen premiums actually jump for people with no personal credit history by as much as 100%. sometimes doubling their premium >> yes, sir. we see premiums jump for people with no credit but no claims history as much as 100%, sometimes the doubling of their premium.yo >> could you explain to me how you believe that part of the process should include a credit risk rating? >> the insu

de un ensayo del sistema de alertas organizado por la agencia federal de manejo de emergencias, o femaes, en la radio. segÚn _ fema la intenciÓn del ensayo es asegurar que los sistemas siguen siendo efectivos y que funcionan bien para advertir de emergencias, en particular aquellas que afectan a todo el paÍs. hablando de avisos y notificaciones, un estudio reciente sobre la cantidad de mensajes que reciben los menores de edad en sus telÉfonos celulares puede traer resultados que son preocupantes, aquÍ estÁ arantxa loizaga con los detalles, quÉ tal. >> asÍ es, julio, quÉ tal, muy buenas tardes, en efecto esto ya se trata de un tema de salud que afecta la capacidad cognitiva, de atenciÓn y de memoria en los niÑos y adolescentes, en algunos casos pueden recibir hasta 5.000 notificaciones en solo 24 horas casi siempre vinculadas alertas de amigos en redes sociales como snapchat, tiktok y otras plataformas ademÁs las reciben en el perÍodo escolar cuando se supone que estÁn en clases e incluso por la noche cuando deberÍan estar durmiendo, esta noche vamos a abordar este tema, pero tambiÉn bu

we failed with fema and movements. we have had 53 tropical cyclones impact north carolina over the last 20 -- the last 20 years. we average landfall in north carolina every four years. i have been dealing with this since i have been in office. i do not believe the mindset some of my colleagues have that this can be fixed in washington. it needs to be addressed on a state-by-state basis. we need to address these problems but it will not come from compelling a private sector business to serve a market that cannot be set aimed with the strength they have on the risk. i have one final question. i would like to just confirm what you said, mr. heller. you said credits alone could increase a premium by as much as 80%? heller: yes, we have seen premiums actually jump for people with no personal credit history by as much as 100%. sometimes doubling their premium just because. >> mr. theodorou, can you explain why this should include a credit risk rating? > theodorou: the credit score ensure -- insurance is found to be correlate

i am not very much the same. fema. oh boy. paste the door shut out but we have the name of it to be the one is this. sonya negotiated based on much case of course, today as he's met at the summer to somebody, you know, one him up with a little bit about him not being able to dial the, the, the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills. and is it just as a chosen for you. fractured images, presented as fast. can you see through their illusion going underground? can the refugee camp in northern gauze series reportedly hits fine, is really as strong resulting in 400 casualties. the idea says it has conducted a decisive attack on the area. can i have months, cologne's that also has jobs that has become a great job to show that it's a living hell for everyone else. yusef expresses grave concern for children done so as the palestinian death post deposit is $8300

it is just a test, only a test of the federal emergency alert system conducted by fema and the fcc..b. cotton in new york city and premature activation here, i don't know if yours went off or not. >> yeah, we did, fema testing the integrated public alert system, my phone went off early, too, a bit of a surprise. and this fema wants to test to make sure it's still effective at notifying the public of a widespread disaster or national emergency and again, we got the notification with the loud tone and vibration and if the cell phone was on silent you probably still get the notification. again, the message, it should have said thshgs is a test, looking at it right now, this is a test of the national wireless emergency alert system, no action is needed. sent in english or spanish, depending on your phone's settings and the vibration and the tone you just felt and heard, those were to make sure the alerts are accessible to everyone, including those with disabilities. as soon as you clicked on the phone, the tone probably ended, and also airing on the tv and radio with a similar message.

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. >> >> >> >> >> >> security(dhs) and the federal emergency management agency (fema) to purchase and provide shipboard firefighting training to members. >> all right. thank you very much. madam secretary and good morning. >> good morning president nakajo, vice president morgan and command staff. >> mark you have a little bit of good news so make some general comments and get into specifics. here to make a brief presentation on the grants we recently received a donation heard they next meeting fortunately since i submitted the application the amount has increased needs to be reagendized for a future meeting but the reasoning is we'll be receiving a large donation i can speak to that but in general have by an with grants recently and more so in the difficult environment we're in and thank the grant riders and thank the assistant deputy chief. >> (calling names.) >> and superintendent of schools theresa axford. services mike for assisting and the planning and execution of the grants a little bit of tiff and the posts have been busy on a few opportunities we're wrapping the donation but

fema uses the emergency warning system to alert the public in the case of a serious emergency like aisaster or an attack. so get ready for that. officials at our state capitol say that there are plenty of jobs in our state that do not require a college degree. the california department of human resources hosted a and sacramento yesterday. they say the lot of people don't think about a courier with the state because they think they're qualified. but there are actually plenty of jobs available, including with the department of fish and wildlife. >> that people only 40% actually so we need to focus what skill for the careers do a better job helping >> more than 36 state departments took part in this event. there are about 14,000 people who registered to go. >> well, coming up in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news, oakland animal services is warning about a scam going around the community. we're going break down what you need to know and be on the lookout to know and be on the lookout for. we'll be right back. ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says “spa d

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the fema bike to this right has been telling civilians in northern garza to seek safety in the south, but many gardens fear they might never be able to return to their homes. a earlier journalist assembled boucher joined us from gauze after a couple of days of communications being down. i asked him to paint a picture of what happened on friday night when these rarely army conducted its most extensive airstrikes since the beginning of the war was really hard. to be disconnected in central gallagher shred in the, in and they'll say, well, there's a g carol now, so i didn't, we had no signal. all the services were there. nobody was able to connect to each other and it lost it. so i set a day, so today in the morning at don't a coffee to grab you with the connection on communication. if the was towards the $9.00 oh $3.00 bear lake. yeah. in can and there is troy across the gall, this thread, mainly in the gallery. p. n a north, we didn't reach the people here to off again to wonder what, what's happening is that, oh yeah, but um, according to the officials, laws number or could you while

majority ofre our conference agreed to put a clean cr with the faacl reauthorization in wih funding for fema and for natural and that on the floor, passed. >> host: there was republican conference committee meeting yesterday to talk about the next steps. what came out of that concerned the next speaker of the house? >> guest: we did have a meeting last night after the chair was vacated after the speakers position was vacated, and ours eager pro tem patrick mchenry told us that next tuesday night will back and we will have presentations from those who are interested in running for speaker, and that on wednesday we will votees for a w speaker. >> host: has anybody volunteered or stepped up to make aep presentation? >> guest: well, obviously we're in washington, d.c. there are rumors and rumorsly of rumors but there are people who are putting their name out there. there's a question about that. and again i would submit to you that we have got strong leaders in our conference and i'm very confident that we're going to be able to get a good speaker. i had said before that i would not fall for him

the fema bike to this right has been telling civilians in northern garza to seek safety in the south. but many cousins fear they might never be able to return to the homes. earlier journalist has in pollution had joined us from gaza after a couple of days under communications blackout. i asked him to paint a picture of what happened on friday night when these really army conducted it's most extensive airstrikes since the beginning of the war was really hard to be disconnected. in central gallagher shred in the, in and they'll say, well, with the g carol the now, so i didn't, we had no signal. all the services were there, nobody was able to connect to each other and it lost it. so i set the day to today and the morning at the coffee to grab you what the connection, communication would be restored at night alone. sweeping some bear lake at inc. and in every story across the gall, this thread, mainly in the gallery, p. n a north, we didn't reach the people here to off again to wonder what, what's happening is that for yeah, but um, according to the officials and a large number or could y

the fema bike to this right has been telling civilians in northern garza to seek safety in the south. but many gardens fear they might never be able to return to the homes general as husband pollution joins us on the line from gaza. awesome, 1st of all, it's nice to connect with you in here that you're well, we were unable to do so during the communication break down there, of course. so let's start with friday when israel conducted it's heavy, a stair strikes into the beginning of the war. paint a picture of what happened that night. it was really hard to be disconnected and i'm in central gallagher shred in the, in and they'll say, what kind of now? so i didn't, we had no signal. all the services were there out and nobody was able to connect to each other and it lost it. so i said today till today in the morning, i don't talk to you to grab, you will, the connection, communication will be restored at night. i was able to bear lake at ink and an air strikes across the gall, this thread, mainly in the gallery p. n. a north. we didn't reach the people there to austin to wonder what, wh

the fema bike to this right has been telling civilians in northern garza to seek safety in the south. but many cousins, fear they might never be able to return to the homes, have corresponded rebecca rid is instead or ought to close to the gospel to install them. is ro rebecca as well as talking about the 2nd stage of its operation and gaza? do we know much about the detail as to what the 2nd stage involves as well and to me from where i'm standing, it's a couple of kilometers from the north eastern side of the border. we try and zoom in. you can see on the other side there, in the distance, that's the city of vate noon. and from here you can really see and hear parts of that 2nd stage happening before our eyes and ears. we're seeing, you know, pretty constant strike of on hillary. more to and as well as a, strikes in the distance, certainly hearing the 5 digit flying overhead from time to time. and what's interesting is, even from this position you, can he both heavy and lights, machine gun fire suggesting that that ground offensive that is taking place that we know is ongoing means

the fema bike is right, has been telling civilians in northern garza to seek safety in the south. but many cousins fear they might never be able to return to the homes. of corresponding rebecca rivers is in style. it's close to the guns of border in southern israel. rebecca, israel is talking about the 2nd stage of its operation and gaza. do we know what this 2nd stage specifically entails? of the? well, i haven't given a huge amount of detail on exactly what the military operation is planned on what month to what they've planned, as you can imagine. but we are from where we're standing, which is just a couple of kilometers from the north, east, and gauze, and border behind us. so you can see the city of bait noon. we came here near continuous strikes, both artillery as trifles have more to strikes. and i've also been able to hear this morning, especially at the moment having a little bit of a low haven't been relatively quiet in the last few moments. but earlier this morning we could hear both heavy and light machine gun fire suggesting that there is actually come not happening o

w correspondent tanya fema in jerusalem told us more about the reaction in israel to the incident to the un security council. the flossing cause from uh what you understand now this uh, you know, a criticism has been leveled of these remarks by the un secretary general antonia gutierrez, from across the political board here. this is really a diplomatic pull out, as you can call it. you seem to have walked back a bit on that and the tweet, tanya guitar is saying that the grievances of the publishing people in power praising here. of course, i cannot justify the horrific a tax advice from us, but still there's a lot of concern. of course, in his remarks about the humanitarian situation, you have to understand that the situate the relationship between the united nations, all the un agencies and organizations working here in israel and the okay by posting territories, has been over the years. very easy. that was always a perceived bias that is relevant because he says biased towards the policy and of course it is concerns that such a diplomatic pullout. now the highest level would also h

the fema bike to this right has been telling civilians in northern garza to seek safety in the south. but many cousins fear they might never be able to return to the homes . let's bring in our correspondent rebecca rivers in a star rock close to the gauze of border in southern israel. or rebecca is rarely prime minister. netanyahu has announced 8 2nd stage in this war. do we know what this will look like as well? i think what we're seeing as the 2nd phase is what we're saying unfolding in the last day or 2. we know that on friday will be as a result, the largest bombardment image will say find that gave the military the opportunity to enter into gals or into the sort of ground defense saves that everybody has been expecting. but i think it's not exactly. however, one expect that it might be with a sort of $300000.00 troops. these, these kind of figured is being amassed at the border and that, that, you know, a very huge ground invasion may take place. in fact, what we're seeing is a much smaller ground invasion, though it has grown today from yesterday. even it with the more troops ha

a correspondent tanya fema is in southern israel, and i off to we know when and how this might happen. you know, we don't, at the moment it is unclear when this will be implemented. a, you, a secretary of state antenna blinking was here and you know, very intensive days for him. here he was shuffling between countries in the middle east coming back on monday again to as well. and they were had to having an almost 8 hour meeting and hammering out to this kind of plan. there was a readout saying to develop a plan that will enable him and his her in age to civilians. and also it says talk about the possibility of creating areas where people are out of homes way, but it's not clear, you know, so close saved zones and most likely in the, in the south. so of course it wasn't really specified, but it's not really clear how and when this will be implemented, the costs of crossing with egypt is still close at this point. and we are also seeing from the, um, uh, is really army. they have put out a statement saying that had targeted more than 200 targets over the past 24 hours. uh, there was als

the fema bike to this right has been telling civilians in northern garza to seek safety in the south. but many cousins fear they might never be able to return to the homes. journalist has ample issues reporting from gaza. he told us earlier about the winds, comments that people there have broken into warehouses in search of food in my area . can we so um, uh, people are looking from somebody who military in a, in, in a warehouse into which i excuse myself. and according to the owner, uh that like they where the folks and people started to go to it because and they los safety and they lost the communication and they felt like they are isolated. and they want to uh, to guarantee some, some, some east, a food then a was journalist, has on pollution speaking to us about the humanitarian situation in gaza. and we have our corresponded rebecca rivers for us. and so rock close to the goals of border and southern israel, rebecca, it's really prime minister netanyahu has announced a 2nd stage in this war. uh, do we know what that will look like this larry? it's really difficult to understand e

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the fema bike to this right has been telling civilians in northern garza to seek safety in the south to many gods and see if they might never be able to return to the homes earlier dw. so to journalist has them pollution in garza, and he told us about the us comments that people there have broken into his warehouses in search of food in my area. we. so, um, uh, people are looking from somebody who military in a, in, in a warehouse into which i excuse myself. and according to the owner, that like the where the bulk of the people started to go to it because they lost safety and they lost the communication. and they felt like they are isolated and they want to and to guarantee some, some, some east, a food than a. so is the journalist as i'm bullish and also speaking to us earlier about the humanitarian situation there. we can also get across to work or responded rebecca rivers in. there are close to the goals of border in southern israel. rebecca, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced a 2nd stage in the war a do we know what to expect from this? well i suppose the sh

fema will be testing the nationwide alert system and they'll be testing it on every tv and radio and cell phone in the country. that test will take place about 1120 this morning. our time, tvs and radios will play that tone for about a minute. if you get the alert on your phone, it'll come in as a text message with a vibration tone and a tone. this is the seventh nationwide emergency alert system test. fema says the purpose is to make sure these systems are an effective way of warning the public about emergencies, especially early on the national level. starting today, you can board the ships docked along san francisco shoreline for fleet week. the tours are all free. they begin at 10:00 this morning at piers, 30 and 32 ships on display this week include an amphibious transport dock and a guided missile destroyer. our visitors can also meet sailors and see their day to day routines. you don't have to pre-register for the tours. you can just show up the secretary of the navy has announced a new submarine will be named for the city of san francisco. city and federal officials were ther

[fema alarm blaring] [laughter] sen. cruz: as i was saying. [fema alarm blaring] [laughter] sen.ruz: with great trepidation, i observe that just about every advanced weapons system in our military rely on semiconductors and most of them are not made in the united states. recognizing this, there was a fleury of legislative activity to onshore and nearshore semiconductor manufacturing last congress. culminating in the chips and science act. parts of this law, like the fabs act, which i co-sponsored and enthusiastically supported, provided tax credits to incentivize chip investments in the united states. the final bill, however, also included a whopping $52 billion in direct subsidies from taxpayers that in my view would predictably lead to government bureaucrats picking winners and losers. at worst, this kind of industrial policy can be rief with political interference and waste and even at best it is often done poorly and inefficiently. that's why i ultimately voted against the by, despite it -- bill, despite it containing a number of things i strongly support. we're already seein