this is for jeff craig, how acceptable to find this?for expanding coverage. >> i worked for 24 years in the health insurance field. one of the problems we have is that when we mandate benefits to meet the cost more expensive, make insurance more expensive every one of covering less of the population. one of the things we should do is open up purchasing of health insurance across state lines. delaware is one of the least competitive insurance market places. the other worldwide market for employment, but the health insurance market not manufactured in delaware, but in pennsylvania or maryland. that makes health insurance less affordable. we need to come up with policies, different solutions, last half benefits, higher deductibles policies that make it affordable. when we bring those people into the system, workable a private pay people. there is more money in the system. the government creates a marketing balance. does not pay 100 cents on the dollar, it pays 50 cents on the dollar and creates a need for uncompensated care. what we need t

including the incumbent jack markell and the incumbent jeff craig. and i will put questions to each of you. you will have one minute and 30 seconds to respond followed by a one minute rebuttal and then we will have a discussion among the four of us. then we will turn to students for their questions. responses are the minted to one minute. and it will also have a one minute closing statement. our audience here on the university of delaware's campus understands there will be no applause during the debate. a coin toss determine our order for this evening. with that, we begin account jack markell. >> four years ago, they put their faith in me during a difficult time. the stock market was collapsing. the economy was in free fall. delaware was losing 15,000 jobs a year. major employers were shutting their doors laying off workers and they were moving out of state. we face the biggest budget shortfall in our history. i have been proud about how we have pulled together. we've shown we are neighbors. working together, we have been a reopening plants. we are p

. >> jeff thank you. >>> craig fugate with the federal emergency management agency monitoring the storm at the fema national headquarters in washington. good morning. >> good morning. >> what's the most important thing for us to know from your standpoint? >> one, if you are not in an area of immediate danger stay inside, off the roads. we still have dangerous conditions. the other thing is last night president obama talking to the governor s governors of new jersey and new york granted a major presidential disaster declaration in addition to previous assistance to ensure that all resources are being made available to governors. we are very much in a response situation. as you pointed out, this is not over. we are not talking about recovery. we are still talking about loif safety operations and working with the governors' teams to get resources in there as they've requested them. >> let's talk about those search and rescue teams. where are you deploring your resources now? >> teams were moving yesterday. primarily right now we're assisting in new jersey, along some of the coastal communi

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craig down. >> reporter: that area of contra costa county is filled with wild turkeys. we found flocks of them on the side of the road. jeff says he witnessed some bold turkey behavior just last week. >> they stopped motorists and two males were flaring their feathers and confronting the cars as they were trying to move around them. >> reporter: elston's friends say the benicia man who is now in critical condition with a skull fracture is an experienced and avid cyclist. they say the run-in with turkeys likely couldn't have been avoided. >> they're there. i'm not saying just turkey, but anything. it could be a squirrel. it could be a rock. it could be anything that takes you down. but at high speeds, you don't have much of a chance with these little clothes on. >> reporter: now people have been stopping by this bike shop all day to try to find out some more information. i did have a chance to speak briefly to elston's wife who is at his bedside in the hospital. she says he is in critical condition but stable condition. he has a swollen brain, a skull fracture, broken jaw, and broken ribs. but she says he is a very strong m

craig fugate. let's start with nbc's jeff rossen who is here in new york city checking on the damage.eeing? >> reporter: hey, savannah, good morning. we were driving around overnight, and we were in the east village a of manhattan right now. this entire area was completely underwater, so trwrwater, so th receded now. look what it's left behind. cars are literally strewn through the new york city streets. you are seeing this everywhere. these are cars that were parked along the side and literally floated into the middle. half of them have water damage. in some cases we're told the water was up to here on these vehicles. i want to show you something else as well, bill, as we walk through here. here's another car on a main avenue that got into an accident with a con-ed car. this is the power company. people trying to put the electricity back on, and the issue now, we just talked to con-ed, one of their power plants here. we said when do you think the power will be back for all of these people? and as you know there are millions without. one worker told me i don't even know where to start

jeff thanks. >>> on sunday president obama met in washington with federal emergency management administrator craig fugate. we have the administrator with us from washington. good morning. >> good morning. >> at this moment what is your biggest worry? >> that people haven't evacuated. i want people to be safe. we've got a lot of things to deal doowith with power outages and loss. i want people to focus on safety today. heed the evacuation orders. stay off the roads and out of the weather as it comes in. >> craig, how many people do you think are in danger? >> you know, i think there's a lot of people that are going to be under the impacts of this. we've got blizzard warnings as far west as the west virginia appalachian mountains. i think the biggest concern now are the people in the evacuation areas. they're going to face the most immediate threats with the storm surge. >> and what's the biggest challenge for fema? >> i think again, we talk about fema, we've got to remember we're back in the governor's -- their teams, they've called out the national guard. we've got a lot of first responders and vo