in my role at fema, if there was a presidential declared disaster, fema was there to help.he amount of legally able o provide to a homeowner who has experienced a loss of any kind, including a flood, pales in comparison to what insurance would pay. ranking member scott: i am not sure that the number is $39,000 from fema or $40,000 but it is not $400,000. it is around $39,000 last time i checked. i will saythe fact of the mattet the floods that are occurring in different places every year, and the places where we are seeing floods occur, as an example, i think it was 2015 or so, we had a thousand year flood in south carolina. not in charlston, not in myrtle beach. in columbia. the community could not have been prepared for that because it is not supposed to flood in columbia, south carolina. that actual experience is happening across the country, in places where they don't expect it to flood. having a conversation about the necessity of flood insurance is very difficult. having sold it on the coast, it is difficult to tell someone who is 1000 feet away from the water that th

[applause] and providing leadership alongside all of our government and then today fema is rigid over 17,000 survivors for services and begin to provide them the long-term housing that they need. 18-24 months the rental assistance well into 2025. the american red cross also in full partnership with the sisterly helping to house over 2300 families, more than 5000 individuals, in individuals, in more than 30 hotels across maui. it is a team effort. as governor i authorize an additional $100 million million dollars from a temporary assistance for needy families, tanf, to match with others would donate, effectively doubling the power of the contributions help those affected families pay for housing, transportation, food, clothing, and any need that arose. [applause] because of legislature stepped up we also provide relief to local businesses the form of emergency grants to be distributed by the maui economic opportunity team, aimed at preventing bankruptcies. so working with house and senate leaders and a partnership with maui county when the $12.5 million available in a form of grants of

state agencies, including the department of education, health human services began working alongside fema, and with the red cross, to provide meals, temporary housing and new schools, as well as supportive services for the disaster relief program which included recovery, mental health care that was so important. critical services and organizations such as the hawaii community foundation, red cross, cnha, so many others immediately mobilized donation drives and brought tens of millions to the efforts and poured in from all over the world. so working with these partners in the first two weeks after august 8th. we located them in condos and hotels across maui. [applause] >> in a few short months we've already disbursed hundreds of millions of dollars for those who were needed and affected and this is just the beginning of the effort. disasters as severe as this one can take years to recover from. i'm especially grateful to other individuals who have become local leaders and we're already in our midst helping our state for years in the past. these individuals right now, i'd like to recognize,

anyway, since i took office, fema has given texas alone $13 billion. in disaster relief after fires and winter storms across the state. when disasters strike there's no red state or blue state where i come from. just communities and families looking for help so we're standing with everyone, everyone affected by these wildfires and we're going to continue to help, respond and recover. now turning to the purpose of my visit. i want to thank congressman gonzales, there you are, pal. [applause] thank you for the passport into the district. he's been a great partner. i also want to thank the mayor for his partnership and county judge trevino requester over -- for over 30 -- and over 30 officials who yoind us here today. no one works harder for a safe, secure border than all of you. secretary mayorkas has joined us today, he's joined by seven mayors in cities and towns across south texas. four county judges from across the state. i told a county judge, i used to be a county official and it's the hardest job in american politics, you know why? they think you

the project has been ten years in the making after fema found that foster city did not meet minimum flood protection standards in 2014, the current mayor of foster city says this $90 million project will address fema's issue and has an added benefit for local homeowners. >> we were put into fema flood zone under the federal government, so we needed to build the levee. otherwise we would have had flood insurance would have been the average cost would have been 4 or $5000 per homeowner. >> improvements also included increased access to the san francisco bay trail along foster city's shoreline. >> all right, here's a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu.com. one of the top stories a news conference for oakland mayor shengtao was interrupted and overshadowed by protesters who said they want her out of office. also, a man from concord was sentenced to 50 years to life in prison for killing a 19 year old at the outlets in petaluma and the state suspended waymo's request to expand robotaxi service in san mateo and los angeles counties. you can find these stories and much more on ktvu .co

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we're calling on fema to help and we need the white house to authorize the fema assistance to put their families back together. i was with some families cleaning out their kitchens and living rooms. their lives have been upended and we need to help them get back to normal. >> very expensive to try to fix these issues and all of these families, all of their stuff rufnltd i know it's hard and you're watching and letting people know what's going on. people are getting sandbags red, but when the floodwaters come, they come fast and furious and they can take lives. so far i don't think we've heard of any loss of life. is that correct? >> not in my city. there have been some tragic incidents associated with the storm event. people who can't get access to medical care, people who have just been stressed out and some of our unsheltered population that bear the brunt of this, we're doing everything we can. we've cleared four miles of channels and distributed over 1 are 50,000 sound bags. have three community centers and a local assistance center that's set up in partnership with fema, our state

since i took office fema has provided texas alone over $13 billion.ms across the state. when disaster strikes, there is no red state or blue state where i come from. just communities and families. so we are standing with everyone affected by these wildfires and we will respond and recover. turning to the purpose of my visit. i want to thank congressman, there you are. i thank you. i thank him for the passion of his district but a great partner and i also want to thank the mayor for his partnership and the countyjudge for another 30 local officials who have joined us here today. for another 30 local officials who havejoined us here today. no one works harderfor a havejoined us here today. no one works harder for a safe secure important than all of you. the secretary has joined us todayjoined by seven mayors in cities and towns across south texas, for county judges here and i told the county judges here and i told the county judge that used to be a county official. that is the hardest is a drop in american politics because, you do everything and you don

in june is living in japan and decided to go to the area of the new the a mailed down from felicia fema, immediately drove me to talk to somebody about the bus in the for the rest of the 4 year investigation stats. watch on the the welcome back to the m o m l a chance it's a title. nobody wants to have their country and civilians designated a 2 man at terry and crisis by international bodies such as the you what? but that's what yeah, minis have endured for nearly 10 years. the professor said mohammed mirandi is back with us. thank you so much for sticking around professor. so speaking of wealthy neighbors, the u i. e. what role will they play in the battle to control the red sea or even the gulf of oman given that's literally their back yard? i mean, i can't imagine that they'll be too happy with potential conflict in the goals which they share. the united arab emirates is not a large country. it only has 1000000 a bit over 1000000 people who are passport holders overwhelming the population in the u. a e is, is for their foreigners, so it is not a strong and powerful country. they have

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back in 2014, fema announced foster city didn't meet minimum flood protection standards. mayor of foster city says the $90 million project will address problems, pointed out by fema and benefit the people who live and work in foster city. >> we were put in the fema flood zone under the federal government, so we needed to build a levee. otherwise we would have had flood insurance, would have been of the average cost would have been 4 or $5000 per homeowner for the improvements also included more access to the san francisco bay trail along the shoreline of foster city to mark. >> caltrans hopes to reopen at least one lane of highway 84. sky fox flying over the area as work crews conducted emergency road repairs to a section of the highway that was washed away. highway 84, also known as niles canyon road, is closed in both directions right now between old canyon road in fremont and main street in sunol. the series of heavy storms have prompted the sierra nevada snowpack to grow the latest measurements from the california department of water resources places the statewide sno

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back in 2014, fema announced that foster city did not meet minimum flood protection standards. as the mayor of foster city says, this $90 million project will address the problems pointed out by fema and also benefit the people who live and work in foster city. >> we were put in a fema flood zone under the federal government, so we needed to build a levee. otherwise we would have had flood insurance would have been of the average cost, would have been 4 or $5000 per homeowner. now the improvements also included more access to the san francisco bay trail along the shoreline of foster city. >> well, by tomorrow, caltrans hopes to reopen at least one lane of highway 84 at niles canyon road. sky fox was flying over the area as the work crews conducted emergency road repairs. after the recent storms washed away part of that highway . highway 84, right now is closed in both directions between old canyon road and fremont and main street in sunol . >> 408 is the time let's check in with steve paulson for our friday eve forecast. how's it look, steve? >> uh, better. we have a lot of fog

fema flood zone under the federal government, so we needed to build a levee.uld have been of the average cost would have been 4 or $5000 per homeowner. >> the improvements also included more access to the san francisco bay trail along the shoreline of foster city. >> by tomorrow, caltrans hopes to reopen at least one lane of highway 84in the east bay through niles canyon. we sent sky fox to fly over the area as work crews did emergency road repairs on a section of the highway that was washed away following recent heavy storms. 84 niles canyon road is closed in both directions right now between old canyon road and fremont and main street in sunol. >> the pair in the town that calls itself the last of the california beach towns is off limits right now until further notice after last week's big storms. officials say pilings at the end of cayucos pier were swept away by high surf and strong winds. san luis obispo county supervisors say the end of the pier is still attached, but it is now supported by nothing. an engineer is being called in now to assess the damage

banned from taking part in the election but its candidates ran his independence and won the most seats. fema. yet he had lost the vote in their constituency in the city of top. if indeed, but to refuse as to accept that event. she campaign for the backing of him. not hans beat the body. no, she's mobilizing her supporters and protesting against what she believes was evict, go down. the police disperse that the police cases fight against hard and other supporters for disrupting public or do see might be a is just one of the many p p. i back independent candidates who said they were not allowed and level blink fee for campaigning before elections. they were forced to do door to door campaigns, the complaint the values for disrupted and did members of the state. the fact they headed into elections with the leader in von connie gene and the electorate of symbols removed. forcing the candidates to run as independence. with the election over b t i backed candidates? no, i think the courts would, would freaking indications something. the buckets on the state continues to deny. yet despite the many

some are even fema accounts or fema money from refugee resettling. it makes it harder to track where it is coming from. but that is all the stuff that is funding these ngos. they operate in secrecy. they don't have to answer to anything. >> laura: no. >> the first second i walked in, panic ensued. you know if you are doing something on the u.p and up, you want to show what you are doing instead, these places operate like cia -- >> laura: they are all phantoms.ng speed [boos] >> no label on the building.r >> laura: i want to play that. we have that video. here is your camera man who had an issue with security. watch. >> what are you going to do about it? >> [bleep] >> move, move! >> laura: they don't treat the illegals that way. they tell them not to move but come. it is ironic that you guys are pushedf th out of the way, but o happened after that? >> not only did they attack our cameraman them up within some black person with a mask on came from the building and started pelting our car and congressman bigs' car with rocks. >> laura: what? >>le we kne

support those who got injured but also those who lost everything to homes that businesses which is i'm a fema is one of those who lost his home in the fire. luckily he was away when it happened, like many people in this neighborhood, he works on jobs earning just enough to survive and send some money to his family. may lead the government's help, but that's so much corruption and can hold up to the government make, provide health problems, but you won't get to me by the side. they then deputy president re gabby gosh, jaguar arrives at the scene, promising blankets, food and a thorough investigation. he suggests that disaster happens because people have been stealing and illegally re selling gas at the side. you do before you go because this has been happening here for so long. people used to come with the motor bikes, laid them with ceiling. does they fill them up with gasoline? authority say this densely populated area should have never been used for gas transactions. the petroleum recognize the consent. the explosion happened at an illegal gas storage and for stealing side. criminal investi

the homes that businesses which is m a fema is one of those who lost his home in the fire. luckily he was away when it happened, like many people in this neighborhood, he works on jobs earning just enough to survive and send some money to his family. that you all need the government's help. but that's so much corruption and can hold up to the government make, provide help at home, but you won't get to me by the it was, are they done? the deputy president, we gather you guys. jaguar arrives at the scene, promising blankets, food, and a thorough investigation. he suggest the disaster happened because people have been stealing and illegally. we sell in gas at the side. a did you do find out because this has been happening here for so long. people used to come with them, most of bikes, laden with selling, does. they fill them up with gasoline. authority say this densely populated area should have never been used for gas transactions. the petroleum recognize the consent. the explosion happened at an illegal gas storage and for stealing side, the criminal investigation has been opened. whic

the war is also a correspondent in jerusalem. tanya fema what prompted the palestinian prime ministers resignation to? i think it's the early to tell what's really behind this step, but it's an important step as it's seen here by many analysis of how much started the prime minister has pointed at the reasons in his of what he said to himself. he said his resignation is needed to need to prepare for the next of a mental and political arrangements for emerging reality in goals as he puts it. but also he mentions national unity talks. now we know that by the end of the week, there will be a, it's a, there's a meeting expected in moscow. was old appointed to construction time off and thought of also i'm expected to attend to possibly talk about reconciliation between i'm us and thought of. but also in the broader picture. what do you seeing here is the pressure on the posting authority by the international community? the, into the posting authority is the governing parts of the occupied of westbank. and it has been said, they need to be full. they need to shake up the author or 2 to be abl

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accounts or fema money from refugee resettling. and so it makes it hard to track where it's coming from. that's all the stuff funding ngos. the first second i walked in, panic ensued. you know, you know this. if you are doing something on the up and up. you are proud of your work. you want to show what you are doing. instead, these places operate like c.i. a black hawks. no label on the building. and they have security that ended up attacking our crew. >> laura: i want to play that we have that video. which is your cameraman who had an issue with the casa alita security. >> what are you going to do about it. >> oh, touch me. [bleep] >> move! move! [scuffle] >> laura: they don't treat the illegals that way they tell them not to move but come. it's ironic that you guys are pushed out of the way but what happened after that? not only did they attack our cameraman, but then some black person with a mask on came out from the building and started pelting our car and congressman biggs' car with rocks. so. >> laura: what? >> rachel: we kne

fema says its reimbursements were meant for two weeks of stays, not months or years.so expressed interest in working with the biden administration on a number of other key priorities, including better support for people with complex behavioral health needs. >> our time is up. 439 a massive avalanche at mount shasta over presidents day weekend formed this 60 foot tall wall of snow. just look, the mount shasta avalanche center says the snow slide started around 12,000ft up the mountain in what's called avalanche gulch. it ran for more than three miles at its end, the 300 foot wide avalanche had fallen almost 5000 vertical feet and left walls and walls of snow. despite the big size, though, the avalanche did not threaten people or or structures . >> it's definitely out there in the in the back country, but wow , that is a gorgeous shot though. there i think we have quite a bit of snow in tahoe. i don't know if more is on the way, but let's check in with steve paulson. we have a nice weekend and next week. >> but but shasta gets 75% of its water from rainfall. oh, trinity

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i didn't reach focus, fema, i came back to you to a tea time and i'm afraid for the 1st time. is it right to stay? i have a family and nearly 5 children. some right to risk it. i trust this government and especially the prime minister. but the problem is can this government trust tapco and the nuclear industry? outdoor is a simple and honest person who would never allow the contamination of just decide to call him directors taking advantage of our old friendship. and i can't preach when i cannot talk to him or i'd have to address them. we can get in contact with his wife po. this mama took the si size in the trash. i got to go into the category categories to mean mean like i think you're doing this domain name and i'm looking at the at the see 2. she medina, she knew t a tons. they realized that the cool of react to is 12, and 3 has already been damaged. in a desperate move, the governments tend to teams specialized fine and in an attempt to cut the most severe situation. the one in this, the react to the men have hardly arrived when a most of the explosion destroys the whole.

moving for us to nuclear emergency focused, fema is still far away. in every sense the, the pressure in the react is increases. again, they must be cold and stabilized in order to avoid the worst possible outcome. due to the lack of fresh water, the use of c will to seems to be the only solution what it means, the irreversible damage of or reactors muscle. yoshi, the director of a nuclear power plant was the one to make the difficult decision in direct violation of tip cose orders, which were in favor of saving the expensive reactive from the corrosive effects of salt. i didn't reach focus shima i came back here to a tea time and i'm afraid for the 1st time. is it right to stay the same way and nearly 5 children? some right to risk it. i trust this government and especially the prime minister. but the problem is, can this government trust tapco and the nuclear industry outdoors, a simple and honest person who would never allow the contamination of just decide to cause him directors taking advantage of our old friendship. and i can't preach when i cann

fema has guaranteed that texas and oklahoma will be reimbursed for the cost of keeping folks safe. wore grateful for the brave first responders risking their lives to save others. we urge folks to listen to the warnings from the local officials, listen to them. i have flown a lot of these wild fires. i have a helicopter in the west and the southwest and the northwest. flown over more land burned to the ground, all the vegetation gone than the entire state of maryland in square footage. the idea that there's no such thing as climate change. i love that, man. i love my knee ander that will friends that think there's no climate change. my administration will keep building on the problem that we made, fighting climate crisis and we'll keep -- help folks rebuild themselves in the wake of these disasters. we rebuild to the standards up to date standards and building codes and the rest. if you fly over these areas, you'll see in the midst of 20 homes that are totally destroyed one home sitting there because they had the right roof on it. fema has provided texas over $13 billion in threes

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or russian river carnesville, they show historic photos from previous areas that flooded and offer femaional flood hazard layer. feldy when i look at the colors , i get a little lost. what are the hazards when you look at the maps? >> the fun thing about the website is you can play around with it. on the right-hand side, you can see up to a layer that says hazards, potential flood threats. it gives you precipitation, how much rain? typically living near a low- lying water area near a creek or moved to a creek and in a spot known for flooding. you can log into that site. it is important to note, it is experimental site. they are encouraging users to go on and play around, look for and see if it is user friendly. around this time monday, kind of tossing it out there, we could see the russian river or creek nearby your home go above the flood stage. it is not meant to replace emergency advanced advisories or things like that. is helps you gauge, i heard it would rain, let me log in to see what is going on in my area. once i get more use out of this and experimenting if it is successful, it

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