we need to replenish the fema disaster relief fund. right now, the backbone of our disaster response is running on fumes. we need more funding for the department of transportation emergency relief program. in 2013, when washington state had a bridge collapse, that program was critical to our recovery and it is critical now for rebuilding and reopening the key bridge, not to mention the roads that were washed out by hurricane helene. we also need funding for the community development block grant, disaster recovery program, which will help families get a respect over their heads. some communities have been waiting nearly 2 years to know whether any disaster, hud disaster funding is coming their way. the needs are piling up. the longer we wait to build housing, the more rent will stay high for everyone in this communities, whether you lost your home or not. we also need funding at the department of agriculture to support our farmers who lost a season's crop. of course, we must replenish the small business administration's disaster loan pr

we need to replenish fema's disaster relief fund. right now the back bone of disaster responses running on fumes. we need more funding for the department of transportation emergency relief program. in 2020, in washington state the program was critical to our recovery. it is critical now to reopening the key bridge not to mention the roads washed out by helene. we have the block around disaster recovery program to help families get a roof back over their heads. some communities have been waiting nearly 2 years to know if there is any disaster finding coming their way. the needs are piling up and the longer we wait to rebuild housing, the more the rents will stay high for everyone in those communities whether you lost your home or not. we need funding at the department of agriculture to support farmers who lost the there needs to be an inspector general investigation to help ensure that all those responsible for playing politics with vulnerable people's lives and homes are held accountable. we must make sure that this discrimination an

h.r. 2672 fema low interest payment relief act and pledge and eligible for fema assistance. the current requirements when interest can be reimbursed can be confusing and the act clarifies when they can get disaster loans and i want to thank the gentleman from florida, dr. dunn, for his leadership on this bipartisan legislation. i urge support of the legislation and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from washington. mr. larsen: i rise in support of h.r. 2672. this bill clarifies fema should reimburse electric co-ops for interest on disaster recovery loans. local communities are the first to mobilize which they often fund with substantial loans. congress' intent that the program reimbursees these loans but the process can be complex and time consuming and the reimbursement policy isn't applied to communities. when communities are working to recover, the last thing they need is more uncertainty and more financial burdens. this legislation provides much needed relief to direct fema to reimburse expenses. by doing so, communities on the fro

so much of the frustration at fema and everybody else is not malice. i don't believe the officials of the biden administration are intentionally doing bad things, but it's bureaucratic red tape, it is slowness, a bureaucracy moving at the speed of a glacier when what you need is people to respond to the concerns of the people of western north carolina. >> you said something about not wanting the people here to feel forgotten. do you believe the government has forgotten the people here and do you expect to accompany -- when he's making the rounds on the nomination? >> i don't know what i'm going to be doing next week. i'm not sure where i'm going to be tomorrow much less next week. to me the question is not whether i feel the government has left the people behind, it's what do the people of western north carolina. every single person i have talked to today from local officials to the people who used to live in this house feel like their government isn't paying attention to their concerns. sometimes it's just a matter of showing up. sometimes that means

and ways grant until fema steps in. liz: more on that outrage. also tonight fulton county d. a. fani willis has been ordered to hand overall communications with special counsel jack smith in the january 6 committee. well that revealed whether they coordinated their attacks on trump. radio host jason rantz is fired up to take that on but first the update to the shocking story. united healthcare ceo assassinated in new york city. what more do we know beyond the police saying it was targeted? we'll get you the latest on the ground there. please stay with us, we'll be back in two. >> in midtown manhattan earlier this morning, 50-year-old brian thompson, the ceo of united healthcare, was shot and killed in what appears at this early stage of our investigation, to be a brazen targeted attack. where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... t

fema responded very quickly. fema was actually pre-positioned.d frequency of extreme weather events is only growing. we don't see that abating in the future. fema does an extraordinary job in supporting state and local officials in preparing for, responding to and recovering from extreme weather events. i was pleased to see that in the house continuing resolution the funding for the short term that, in fact, the disaster relief fund that fema manages will be infused with desperately needed money. >> i just want to, given all the criticisms that you go through, the partnership for public service has said that homeland, after long being at the lowest rank of government agencies, is now the most improved. >> we are. last year we were considered by the best places to work in the federal government, the most improved large department, the first time much we have perennially been last. we moved up considerably and this year, i should note, we moved up even more. we have the greatest workforce in the world. we have listens to our workforce. we have resp

there are people living on their properties intense, several months later because fema will not allow them to use the direct housing benefit. all the president has to deal, it's been done in the past to get folks into a comfortable home, there are numerous people living in unsafe conditions. the hotel rooms are full. people cannot live one hour, two hours away because they are still working. families and they need to be close by protecting their property. i also want to say that jd vance was incredible talking to the samaritan's purse people that we talked deal, but also the volunteer firefighters in the professional emts that were part of the rescue crews. our hearts go out to them. it has been a difficult time particularly in that area of north carolina. vast damage. we were met by the senators that have been going to the mat for these folks. i hope the presidents people are listening. i hope the waiver is comfortable so these folks can spend their christmases at least with a little comfort knowing that they are close to home and safe housing. >> there was word that senator kallman

eventually the fema funds will come through. the only reason she did that i believe is because she knew that her constituents were banging on her door saying if you don't vote this way, you can forget about us. and it shows you and get involved. get involved. be courteous and don't call a congress person and accuse them but you say i don't care about elon musk, i'm living in a fema hotel room in northern florida and i'm not going down without a fight. that's all i wanted to say. host: daniel from scranton, pennsylvania. and it is changing minute by minute in some cases as we hern here on the air tonight where we have three votes coming and potentially a one vote coming and should be hearing from speaker johnson at some point this afternoon with an update and we will bring that to you live. in the meantime, let's look back earlier today at the house democrats talking about funding the federal >> how could i not be nervous? absolutely. for my district also. this is something i continue to say to my constituents back home. it is no

so think about this fema dollars that we could spend right now in north carolina to help those peopleut as well, so, we need to identify exactly where that money is being spent. to your point probably over 100 thousand dollars per illegal migrant, 400,000 criminals illegal aliens running out there start with them going to be expensive to get them out of here so we can't change what happened in the past but we can focus on the future, and give president transformational border bill. maria: are are you expecting to take away federal a funding to sanctuary cities those cities against deportation of criminals illegals. >> if we have to we will i think people hear collateral what americans are saying, as well, that americans believe in "law and order", adopt want illegal criminals there mayor new york yesterday said get criminals out of here i hope we don't have to do that if we do we will. >> china is banning exports of rare minerals use of defense products united states after u.s. issuing restrictions, on some, ports certain semiconductor chips fears that u.s. china trade relation coulds

look the north carolinaians who didn't get the money from fema. and great that he loan -- elon musk and we are sick of the lies. we need to move on and get together like the other gentleman said and come together and agree on a path forward. it doesn't include this anger. caller: . host: a clean c.r. funding the government at levels it is now with no add-ons, is that what you would like to see. caller: that's what i would like to see. are you worried about being a federal worker and potentially not getting a paycheck? caller: well, so far we have always been paid back and the essential people are still going to be working. the word shutdown is in my mind fear mongering because there is no shutdown but a paid vacation. host: more members are speaking on capitol hill. >> we are not going to let them leave our farmers out in the field. this is the right place for us to start and see what the numbers are. >> has johnson locked up the speakership for next year? >> my vote 110%. host: claude from ohio. democrats' line. caller: my question is republicans

>> fema it should not be spending a dollar on anything like that.ome generate 20th i don't think they will any longer. because that just encourages people to cross the border illegally pretty came to washington to try to do two things. to balance the budget. i know that's pushing people up a pretty large mountain. but try to do that and also secure the border. what joe biden has done the last four years has done neither and has exacerbated the issues. we have larger deficits. and as a result larger debt. we have a wide open southern border pit that is white kamala harris lost handily in november. edward: went to switch gears quickly and ask about the attack in germany but you are in the armed services committee five are dead in that awful act. with the border policy of the past four years, does this attack in europe because you pause for this holiday here in the u.s.? >> edward, great question but yes one 100% that's one of the reasons why we want a secure border pretty you protect your citizens if you are not safe than you are not free. we have 10

you know right now under fema, we're using fema emergency dollars to pay for covid-related burials?hy? why? because somebody declared an emergency at some point? the administration was given large pots of money and now everybody shrugs and walks away. look, the fact of the matter is the president, president trump, was elected in today's time you can describe is as a landslide. in today's divided world. with what we call the trifecta. the republicans will control the house and republicans will control the senate. pretty thin majorities in both chambers. the question will be for republicans, what are we going to do? will we deliver? and i would suggest to you we're not going to truly deliver unless at least two things are true. i think there are three, four, or five. but at least two things are true. one, we fully secure the border and undo the damage caused of the open borders the last four-plus years. and two, we stop spending money we don't have. if we can't do those two things, we won't have a country left. i'm not sitting here telling you i think we can balance the $2 trillion de

impressed with fema.e flood happened september 27th. and the flood -- there was milton the hurricane that came after that. fema has been really backed up but i was told by my inspector on october 24th that i would hear something within ten days and it's already december 2nd and i haven't heard anything. >> so waiting and waiting and the frustration is growing. this is the mayor's house behind me. mostly destroyed. so you can tell no favortism going on here. the scope of the destruction is everywhere you look. >> bill: good to know you are there, steve.

like, we can't get help until fema steps in.where we have our current mortgage, they are saying that they will help us, and we are fortunate for that, but they won't help us until after we hear from fema. so right now our life is on hold. as you can tell, our home still looks today like it did on september 27th, which is very, very disheartening, because we have looked for everybody to help clear up our landslide. people don't have equipment big enough, or they are too busy helping fix the side roads with the state. which is very important, i get that. it is all in god's time and it is his will, not ours. >> john: it's going to be a long road back, no question about that, brittany. but i promise this, we will not forget you. we will stay in touch and see how life goes. wine to water is being very helpful, as well. >> yes, very good people. >> sandra: god bless you and your family. >> john: god bless you. we'll be praying for you. >> sandra: absolutely. >> thank you so much. >> sandra: we will check back in. take care. we have br

mark nouveau, former fema coordinator. thank you so much for providing your insight this afternoon into what thankfully did not turn out to be much, but is helping us be on alert and have all the correct tools we need in place. should something like this happen in the future. we appreciate your time. >> you're welcome. andre. >> take care. all right. let's turn things over now to mark tamayo. he is in the weather center with much more mark. this is something that you've been watching for us this morning. can you tell us? give us an update. i think we're getting another information here. yeah, yeah, noaa has canceled the tsunami warning, so that's just what we reported on just a few minutes ago. it became official right now. >> mark. yeah. that's right. andre. noaa canceled the tsunami warning. i checked out the time. that was about 1150 for the main event with the quake was at 1044 this morning. so just over an hour or so, whenever you get a quake in this portion of northern california, they call it the triple junction. an

devastation. 40% of this year's fema budget, according to the hearings we just had, fema director was there. and the report they did in april showed that 40%, almost half the budget was spent on covid relief by law. that's the law that we wrote as republicans. that's the one we passed and set up the senate. we didn't take any of that out. and it's no wonder that we ran out of money, whether it be on people who came here illegally or on money spent on covid. two years after the pandemic. you know why you get those phone calls from people that say, hey, we have some money for you, we're going to cut of it. we're going to give you some money. the government spends it there, and we don't have anything left over for the hurricanes that's on us. and when we don't responsibly budget the money, you run out of it pretty quickly in the areas that you have 81% or approximately such goes to snap out of the agriculture budget. so all those things that we're spending money on, we need to be shifting towards where it's really needed and not just handing out to people who want to have a piece of the

also because of all of those disney movies, fema, it symbolizes the history of their friends and religion. you. it has culture. that's all good. now the world renowned cathedral shines in its former glory inside and of the cold french presidency menu. out of my call was one of the 1st to have a look before the official reopening ceremony. a number of objects like this baptismal phones were not restored, but re made ways of vehicles. the same goes for the alter the route, but without the fire, we never would have been able to accomplish everything we've done. so now we have a resort cathedral with new interior furnishings. it's fabulous. it's unlikely that the restoration of no to them will ever be truly completed. but once again, it can receive both visitors and the faithful. just a quick reminder of our top story, south korea, as president units of the old, has apologized for imposing martial law. this week he said he'd accept the consequences of the declaration, which was born of desperation, eunice, facing an impeachment vote today. we will end it there after a short break, we have a d

also because of all this disney movies, fema, it symbolizes the history of their friends and religion. you'll get as cold as that to all a kid. on april 15th 2019 disaster struck a devastating fire broke out inside the cathedral. large sections of the roof and interior were destroyed, including the spire, the cause has still not been determined with absolute certainty. wlan gigi is a conservator of no to done. and among the 1000 specialists who took part in the restoration, the shuttles plus is that the biggest challenge for all of us was to finish on time on hand to follow a time table. everyone did their best to get them to use swap such as it parallel to the repairs. restoration of the paintings was also undertaken, even though they hadn't been touched by the fire. for the time we'd, i fairly, they've been removed for the construction work and it would have been on thinkable to put them back in the condition they were in. so it came, it would have been criminal to do nothing at all. they urgently needed to be restored and be nice to us. you know, i see your health. now the world re

the fema isn't the only player in the embers that our team galleries the teacher institutions are developing numbers that aren't projects like these installations by japanese photographer, mika. you know, the why, why doesn't? there's a very few to some of the people, the asking me to be more than ever we, we, we, we're kind of lazy or even a certain way when it comes to art. so we don't want to make that effort of contemplation of dialogue. and so with the traditional article it, it's up to us to go to the artwork. well, in this kind of immersive spectacle, it's the artwork that comes to us that immersed us. the 2nd reason which is in more recent reason, i would say it's, it's the social media. these words are highly instead brown level. and also there's a 3rd reason to that, which is also contextual. i think it's cool that because we were so deprived of any since the real experience of real life experience, ever fig happened on his screen. it's all swipe. so i think we all needed to get out to experience with the full body. i'm a fan, and most of our triggers all existence is which can be

fema comes in, asks the state what do you need?u this is what we need and they provided they are there to help the state the front line is the state the backdrop. as a that model did not work in puerto rico. i knew that. i think i was there 72 hours after i believe i was the first elected federal official that went other than jennifer gonzales. i came back from her the following monday went to the white house and met with the vice president said the fema models not going to work in puerto rico for two reasons. one is a thousand miles away. number two is the government supposed to be at the frontline itself is a victim of the storm. they for example weeks without being able to communicate with municipalities. knows how to respond logistically to her cane like this is the military. that's ultimately what happens three weeks later. i thought the decision we need to make early. they did not want to militarize it. the army core and others they train and provide logistical support food, water, energy and battlefields they are trained for

from all i'm joined now by she and i lewis to don specialist from fema and she is currently in new york city for the special ed u. n. s. c. meeting on sedan said by blinking. sure, no, thank you so much for joining us. you was the civil society before for today's meeting. i wanted to, 1st of, of you will see some of what you said today and then come to you. civilian protection relies on the belief that a system like this body can and will ensure safety. but the least as a fragile thing. if this body can not do more to protect the people of sit on, it wouldn't just be by lives at stake. it will be the very credibility of this council and its members as well. sure. not strong boards that do you believe the security council heeds that comment from you? thank you for having me. i sincerely hope, sir, because we are so over a year. so the un security council to take an vicious action on sit on for the past 20 months, the council has effectively abandoned the people listed on. and it's the world's largest humanitarian crisis. the world's largest student security crisis on the world's largest

fema. they have put off my case. i had an inspection october 24th. the flood happened september 27th. and the flood -- there was milton the hurricane that came after that. fema has been really backed up but i was told by my inspector on october 24th that i would hear something within ten days and it's already december 2nd and i haven't heard anything. >> so waiting and waiting and the frustration is growing. this is the mayor's house behind me. mostly destroyed. so you can tell no favortism going on here. the scope of the destruction is everywhere you look. >> bill: good to know you are there, steve. let's not forget them especially during this time. steve harrigan, western north carolina. thank you. >> dana: a fox news alert. because as steve harrigan said winter is coming and president-elect trump is doubling down on threats to put a deep freeze on trade with our neighbors as we learn more about his meeting with canada's prime minister at mar-a-lago. i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer, good morning. would have been nice to be at that table.

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i can back and remember met with the vice president and said the fema want a suckling work in puertoles away so you can't drive in a convoy of trucks to restore power like we did a florida. number two is the government of puerto rico festivals. the frontline itself is a victim of the storm. they went weeks without being able to make it with the mayor's and municipalities. i believe within a week of it i was saying the only institution american government that knows how to respond logistically to a hurricane like this is the military. that is ultimately what happened. three weeks later. i thought the decision should been made earlier and there was resistance from the government of puerto rico. they don't want to militarize it. but the army corps and others training and providing logistical support food, water energy and battlefield. they are trained for these circumstances such as of this. we stuck with the fema model for too long and the result was at both the local level in puerto rico and the federal level of response that was inadequate and hope we learn from because this will be

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the first guarantee 199 thousand dollars was from fema for the fiscal 24 port security grant. we requested all projects are to protect the port and water ways we requested new refresh am of equipment we have, personal water craft and other rescue water supplies to help our courthouse. in addition to additional water based training for members. this grandparent helps us we were successful in the application. and we look forward it moving forward on the guarantee to purchase needed equipment. happy to answer questions.on th purchase needed equipment. happy to answer questions. any questions. we need to do public comment first and i doll my comment >> okay. public comment madam secretary. >> i don't see anyone approaching the podium. no one on the public comment line. >> thank you very much. director corso, clothes i like to move on this item resolution 202-05. >> i will second. >> making a motion. correct. >> yea. >> accept? >> commissioner nakajo. >> it is an action item >> yea. i vote, aye. >> weer 205 first. rescue equip and water training for members. >> all right. so -- the

rebuild their house, this is last week, a convoy of campers on their way to give peoples sheltered, femaare ours away which is why the campers are crucial, fema actually just extended the hotels because they need is not going away. >> john: amazing, madison, cre thank you so much. ra we will be right back. why not do what thousands of veteran families have done. call newday and pay off that high rate debt with the lower rate newday 100 va cash out loan. it lets you pay off your credit cards and car loans with one easy monthly payment. get the cash you need and the peace of mind you deserve. hi, i'm greg. i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. after working 25 years in the automotive industry, i retired. eight years ago, i just didn't feel like i was on my game. i started taking prevagen and i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. give it a try. i want it to help you just like it has helped me. i've been taking prevagen for eight years now and it is still helping me tremendously. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. i

for many next week. >> i'm not too impressed with fema.ld by my inspector on october 24th that i would hear something within 10 days. and it's already december 2nd, and i haven't heard anything. [sirens] >> helene killed more than 100 people in north carolina and did more than $50 billion in damage. the scope of the loss here is hard to understand even those looking at the destruction for weeks on end. >> struggling, yeah, big-time struggling the mayor of nuland who also lost his home says they are desperately trying to rebuild their community. >> it's disappointing to ride through a town and still see the baseball field is gone. all baseball fields are gone. the dog park is still gone. >> that hotel relies almost entirely on donated food. bret? >> bret: steve harrigan in nuland, north carolina, steve, thank you. up next the panel on president biden's honesty around the pardon, the trump transition and how republicans and democrats are gearing up for the new congress. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are co

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it would be interesting, does fema need senate confirmation? i don't know.der how many democrats would actually vote for him. >> ainsley: do you know what part of florida he is in. >> brian: i'm not really sure. >> steve: meanwhile, talk a little bit about this. donald trump was railing against the fact that somebody that the biden administration had given federal employees five more years they could work from home. he also talked a little bit and you have heard this as circulating on the internet right here on the fox news channel. people talking about in the 11th hour of the biden administration, the parts of the border wall that are still existing down by the border they're shipping them off. apparently they have been auctioned off. more details in a minute. yesterday, it absolutely infuriated donald trump and he said hey, joe, stop it. >> he ordered an additional 200 miles of wall. it's very expensive. and now it's about double the price of what it would have been six years ago. and the duration is trying to sell it for 5 cents on the dollar. knowing tha

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. >> reporter: the governor of new york is advising fema, void unnecessary travel in impacted areas.or those who are hitting the road this weekend, aaa wants to remind drivers to keep an emergency kit in their cars. the weather service warns that travel disruptions could last through monday. jericka? >> all right, ali bauman with that great advice. thank you. >>> for the latest on the dangerous storm and arctic blast, let's check with grant b gilmore. grant ? >> look, winter hasn't even officially started. today we wrapped up the hurricane season. tomorrow the first day of meteorological winner. we're mainly dry across the west and seasonal. in fact, l.a. will see a high temperature around 73 degrees tomorrow afternoon. we're chilly across the central and southern u.s., but that arctic air has really locked in to the northern tier states. places in north dakota this morning woke up to windchill values more than 30 degrees below zero. it won't be as extreme as last night, but still very cold. tomorrow, minneapolis will see a high around 23 degrees. and hose temperatures will remain be

. >> coming up next, we're going to talk with the former fema coordinator about the response in the areast to the epicenter, as well as the reaction to th sunami war ng again. the subsequent tsunami warning for all of the northern california california coast certainly created a lot of concern, as well as confusion with people wondering exactly what to do. >> yeah. joining us here in the studio to talk about all of this is mark nouveau, former fema presidential appointee and fire battalion chief here in the bay area. mark, it's good to have you on. we appreciate it. you know, i think a lot of us, our phones started buzzing earlier today with this tsunami warning. and as you said, heather, there was this sense of confusion, especially because we didn't feel shaking from an earthquake. you're wondering what's going on? what should people keep in mind and what should they be doing? when you get a tsunami warning like that? >> yeah, to your point, when i saw 7.0, that kind of raised, you know, i was like, okay, this is going to be a little bit more serious. i think we have to make sure that w

helene killed more than 100 people in north carolina alone, and led to disinformation surrounding fema'sams to move operations to secure locations as a precaution. [ chanting ] protests over the israel-hamas war escalated on college campuses, police clashed with demonstrators across the country while clearing out encampments. some universities had their commencement ceremonies disrupted while others canceled their main graduation altogether. the man accused of murdering georgia nursing student laken riley was found guilty in november. venezuelan migrant jose i barra was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. in december a gunman killedunitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson in front of a manhattan hotel. the five day manhunt ended at a pennsylvania mcdonald's where police arrested a 26-year-old ivy lean graduate. the first time parents in the u.s. were held criminally responsible for a school shooting in 2024. james and jennifer crumbley were convicted of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the 2021 shooting their son carried out that left four students dead.

mark devoe, former fema coordinator and former battalion chief. >> appreciate it. thank you very much, mark. >> thank you for your time. all right. penalties for certain theft and drug crimes are going up across california. proposition 36 took effect today after voters passed the measure back in november. the new law makes shoplifting a felony for people who have been convicted multiple times, and it increases penalties for some drug crimes, including for people who deal fentanyl. district attorneys across california already are promising that they will use this new law to get tougher on crime, but critics say this will only increase the jail population. >> well, now we go to fremont, where emergency pothole repair work is causing a severe traffic alert on northbound interstate 680. the pothole work is happening near mission boulevard, blocking two lanes of traffic here. and that backup extending several miles this where that pothole work is at happening. near the mission boulevd interchange, drivers are being asked to take alternate routes. chp estimating the lane

a former fema official says he hopes people will learn from today's tsunami warning.n update on the notorious women's prison in dublin. what federal officials say will happen to that facility after years of abuse, decay and management, and a costly proposal by the bart board of directors. what they want to rename the lake merritt station to the tune so far, there are no reports of major damage or injuries from this magnitude 7.0 quake off the humboldt county coast this morning. officials posted a tsunami warning that was canceled after about an hour and last hour. during the 4:00 news, we spoke with former fema presidential appointee and fire battalion chief mark navarro. he said that technology, including buoys in the ocean, gives experts a good sense of whether a tsunami is imminent. he added that this quake offers a good reminder to make an emergency plan with your family. >> it doesn't take a lot to be prepared with your family. you should heed this as a warning because if something catastrophic happens on the east bay hayward fault, there just aren't enough resou

. >> he established fema and the department of energy.f the legislation that he put before congress. >> i have appointed more women to federal courts than all the presidents combined in the history of this country. >> most notably, ruth bader ginsburg. >> i think some of his greatest things are probably the environmental work that he did. >> jimmy carter points to a clean energy future by installing solar panels on the white house. >> he didn't just want to be president, to be president. he wanted to be president, to kind of save god's earth. >> and there's one historic achievement that seemed impossible at the time. >> the participants are now beginning to arrive for the opening tomorrow of the big camp david summit. >> jimmy carter, amazingly, got the head of egypt, the largest arab country in the region, and the head of israel, to come to this rustic little place called camp david. >> and in 13 very historic days at camp david, he fashioned a peace between those two nations that continues today. >> peace has come to israel and to egypt