cage and the citizens of joplin.lowing her remarks we will hear from david coffin, associate administrator for policy at fema. david has been responsible for famous direction, the core committee approach to emergency mission and its supporting doctrine, blocking the strategic foresight initiative in creating and holding a nine country multilateral working group on community resilience. finally, we have debra ball does the general counsel and senior vice president of public policy at the insurance institute for business and home safety was just served since 2008. prior to her work with is the day, she was the executive vice president of public policy management for the american insurance association where she developed and implemented halsey for federal and state public policy issue. without further ado, david heyman. [applause] >> thank you, stephanie, and my colleagues up here, and all of you, for welcoming me back to an old home, center for strategic and international studies, one of the greatest think tanks in ame

everyone who lifed in joplin wanted to help.eam. what it was was a group of citizen that got together to imagine what joplin could be like after the disaster. we had our first meeting on june 30th, which was my birthday. i was willing to give up my birthday to come to the public input meeting. or the citizens meeting. with twelve dais later we held the first public input meeting. we had about 350 people come that night. out of the 350 people, i saw a nurse who had had taken care of me at the hospital two months before and found her dog in a kitchen cabinet when her house was destroyed. i looked around and saw a man i knew that was a care giver of three disabled men where all of them died nap night was a way to give citizens an opportunity to stop looking around and start looking ahead. and so we asked for their input in the most basic of ways. it was with sticky notes we up on boards around the room. and we ended up that night with 1500 pieces of separate input, and with the help of fema we turn that to a booklet we distributed

and the holy sea of the fillmore west where joplin were playing, and so last week, when george went into the building and saying that i am back. and i am traveling back in time to where george in the building and in the late 60s and was a founding member of the first psychedelic rock bands and the living covers for the local grups and the messages service, and the stories for the businesses who worked and partied in the building and we could not remember who installed the green garden in the basement of the building. and i smiled and i told him that we had to take it a light lighter in the watering system. and he did remember the space and they were part of the old road crew and they provided the sound equipment in 69 and jefferson airplane and the velvet underground and they have been expounded and also developed the electronics for those new electronic guitars in that era and manufactured a repaired guitar and for david crosby's 12 string guitar which is still in the family and still exists. and george hinted and we can take a video of them. and he hinted that joplin's nude with beads

and he hinted that joplin's nude with beads photograph, and might have been taken in a studio up on the second floor, and so, okay. and so where is the building with a lot of colorful paths and we keep on researching it, and eventually we will try to get some videos put together and actually dedicate it to a video of a website in the building. and the one last point before everyone disappeared back into the details. in all of the major cities around the world that i have been to, and i have been to a lot of the italy an cities as well. one thing strikes me that they have figured out how to bury the overhead power cable and why can't we do something in the sunset district and why can't we plant the trees and i think that this action alone, because i recently rented a house in the outer sunset, this actual could really change and invying rate the area and i am sure that they would only be too pleased to help financially and one last thing, some of the slides if you might have seen. we would love to move the trolly bus power cable to the downward side of the building to get a clear shot in

jamie mcmurray: a boy born in joplin, missouri, was fascinated by anything with wheels and a motor.ng both the daytona 500 and the brickyard 400 in the same year? 1 in 195 million. the odds of a child being diagnosed with autism? 1 in 88. i'm jamie mcmurray, and my niece has autism. learn more at autismspeaks.org/signs. ♪ got to get a move on ♪ got to move on ♪ it's going my way >> karl: bottom of the sixth. all of the little leaguers get a chance to use the pool. we begin the bottom half of the sixth, connecticut and california, united states championship game, ricky offenberg leads off. against nick mora. mora's goal is get through the first two batters, before the 85th pitch. the kids from connecticut still smiling even though the end appears to be near. they will play again tomorrow. offenberg fouls it off. count is at 1-1. >> nomar: you saw this yesterday, when they were down by seven. mora has to come out of the game. >> orel: good pitch. >> mark: mora is not just a fastball thrower. >> orel: he's done a good job today pitching inside to the righties, and very well going away.

a new movie about janis joplin is going into production. and sheinhardt-universal is making it.jack can get me an audition. so i'm gonna storm into his office in character. yay! oh, liz, i knew you'd be happy for me. somebody's sleepy. i am sleepy. but i'm also so excited. hey, max, is this your baby sister? oh, what a cute little girl. or boy if you grow up and feel that's what's inside you. [baby hiccups] omg, liz. look at you and me and our biological clocks. you're going baby crazy and i keep getting turned on by car accidents. i'm not baby crazy, jenna. this whole adoption thing is just taking a lot longer than i thought. where did you get that little shoe?

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jim's deeply affected by the deaths of hendrix and joplin.mcclure helps change his mood. with his support, simon & schuster publishes the first collection of jim's poems. the book becomes one of morrison's proudest accomplishments. "nothing," he says, "is as eternal as poetry and song." man: ignition sequence start. liftoff, we have a liftoff. depp: as the country enters the new decade, the doors start over. "morrison hotel" had been another step away from the mainstream. it took them back to their roots -- the blues. it went gold in two days. despite the disaster of miami, jac holzman encourages them to make another album. but some things stay the same. jim shows up late and drunk, only now, he's added cocaine to the mix. the band is alternately bored and furious at jim. rothchild falls asleep at the console. he tries to motivate the band by accusing them of playing cocktail music. rothchild finally realizes it's time for him to leave, his parting words to the doors, "the only way you'll survive is if you make this record yourselves." shocke

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we recently in the joplin tornados and also tuscaloosa tornados we brought in dod equipment to replace what was destroyed. from the fire side i know there's a lot of things you are doing to work around the interoperatability issues with regard to communications between fire and dod and maybe if ray or anybody else wants to speak to that. >> our communications challenges still exist. we have excellent telecom communications, we have a layered effect of our radio systems. we have mobile command posts that we can exercise. so we're prepared for power outages, reduction of telecoms, we have a layered effect for our communications. but as everybody here said, we need help. if somebody here can help me get a navy or marine corps aircraft to talk to my guys on the ground tactically, i need that and i don't have that today. i use a command control helicopter, a civilian helicopter, to handle that and transfer that to an air to air victor frequency. but from a command control perspective, we're fairly robust. are we perfect, no, but we do have layered defenses against that. >> miss yeager, i do

man: a boy born in joplin, missouri was fascinated by anything with wheels and a motor. the odds of him winning both the daytona 500 and the brickyard 400 in the same year? 1 in 195 million. the odds of a child being diagnosed with autism? 1 in 110. i'm jamie mcmurray, and my niece has autism. learn more at autismspeaks.org./signs >> reporter: good morning. i'm bob redell. we'll take you live to the south bay with an illegal gambling operation police say was being operated out of this strip mall in gilroy. that story coming up. >> reporter: b.a.r.t.'s union workers have given 72 hours notice. i'm christie smith. i'll have the story coming up. >>> for the present, we're looking at the south bay because even though traffic flow is pretty light, i have a new incident that might cause a problem in downtown share. >>> presently comfortable conditions out there. 5 pa in san jose, 55 in livermore. we have a beautiful weekend, first weekend of august. it's going to feel like it. your full forecast in just a few moments. >>> a live look outside right now at the bay bridge. clear

you go to india or you go to the united states, go up to the dakotas, you go to missouri, you go to joplin, what you find is that people are more resilient than we give them credit for being. people will will come out in their community and help themselves given the opportunity. now, again, back to the politics. being a heavily kurdish region, they don't have the greatest relationship with istanbul, they don't have the greatest relationship with the turkish government. it's a completely different world. it's completely opposite. when their armed forces show up, it's not really lacked upon as a good thin. this is why i want to say thank you to our military that's here today, to the army, the navy, the military in general, the marines, the coast guard, even i saw a couple air force running around here yesterday. the fact that you are here and you are in san francisco and you do this every year, it says a lot. because we lack at -- look at this as a good week. we have a great working relationship and after being there and seeing that it's not a good relationship and people get really, really

a new movie about janis joplin is going into production. and sheinhardt-universal is making it.now jack can get me an audition. so i'm gonna storm into his office in character. yay! oh, liz, i knew you'd be happy for me. somebody's sleepy. i am sleepy. but i'm also so excited. hey, max, is this your baby sister? oh, what a cute little girl. or boy if you grow up and feel that's what's inside you. [baby hiccups] omg, liz. look at you and me and our biological clocks. you're going baby crazy and i keep getting turned on by car accidents. i'm not baby crazy, jenna. this whole adoption thing is just taking a lot longer than i thought. where did you get that little shoe?

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we would get springfield missouri and joplin but nonetheless those were the early ones.t was light-years ahead of what that used to be. it's crazy how much it's changing and it continues to change. the question is will À la carte really be something that is even that desirable for people five years from now because things are changing so rapidly. certainly senator mccain wants to talk about that, he has earned that right. >> host: sub life? >> guest: senator senator you alluded to how quickly the communication landscape is changing the. is that part of the explanation for why we have seen reluctance from congress to take on some of these larger technology focuses in legislation things like the rewrite of the telecommunications act? we hear people say these laws are outdated but the same time there's a real risk of legislating and seeing the market shifted to your feet. >> guest: that's exactly right and if you think about something like À la carte i don't know if there will be a need for À la carte. i don't know but it's possible if congress gets in and tries to legislat

a few years ago when the tornado struck in joplin missouri there was a story on good morning america about a mother who took the time to put a bicycle helmet on her young son's head and that saved that child's life. because part of the debris from the house struck the child and that kid survived because the mom put the bicycle helmet on his head. if you have the time right now, put protective gear on your head and your children -- and on your children's head and take cover as necessary. if you are in mobile home don't stay in it during the time of a tornado plan ahead. we are not in that situation right now. take cover in that mobile home if possible once again interior walls all the way around you. no windows breaking glass or flying debris. we will continue to go through the cdc's website and bring updates for you and other things to know in preparation for this event. lynette you are talking about this now. we don't have a tornado on the ground, however, conditions are eminent should one decide to drop. >> you are right. with the rain this tornado could be wrapped in rain and you

and it boosted having a restaurant and nightclub and it attracted musicians that included janice joplin>>> twit ser getting more ask for information and the united states dominates the data requests. the u.s. asked for information on almost 900 twitter users during the first six months of the year. that's 75% of all the requests. governments want the mail addresses tied to a twitter account. >>> george zimmerman is making headlines after being stop ford speeding in texas. >>> nowhere in particular. why do you stay? >> the officer kuking the stop in texas apparently did not recognize zimmerman even after he asked him if he knew who he was. he admitted to being armed during the stop and told to put his gun in the glove compartment. he was let off with a warning. >>> and a california commute survey found more than half of the bay area workers degreive to work alone -- drive to work alone. and it indicates that 16% used public transportation. 14% car pool and 5% ride bikes but the number of commuters driving alone has actually dropped a lot from 10 years ago. however there has been a big in

depp: at a party in l.a., he ends up with his face in janis joplin's lap.nging "or any connection with a musical group "because of what i consider a complete lack of talent in this direction." at the height of his son's fame, admiral morrison is commanding a division of aircraft carriers off the coast of vietnam. in his world, survival depends on obedience. to jim, obedience is suicide. morrison: would anybody like to see my genitals? i don't think there should be a president, man. i think it should be a total democracy, man. but i'll tell you this, man -- i'll tell you this. i don't know what's going to happen, man, but i want to have my kicks before the whole [bleep] house goes up in flames. all right? all right! depp: in september 1968, the doors tour europe. ♪ ow! ♪ ooh, man! ♪ uh! ow! ♪ you've got it, baby! ♪ yeah! depp: they're a big hit, even after jim swallows a chunk of hash in amsterdam and collapses unconscious onstage. the band plays the gig without him, with ray doing all the singing. afterwards, jim stays in london with pam, hanging out with p

wichita, joplin, and even little rock getting more in the next 48 hours. not bad in the northeast. very nice and less humid. now get a check closer to home. it's cloud quiz time. dan and bianna, take a close look. this isn't the best, look at the tiny piece. >> that's a tornado. >> it's not. it's a funnel. there is a distinct difference, it does not touch the ground, tornado does. often gets mistaken. >> i'm not lying, i was going to say funnel. >> she's winning in the quiz. >> and that dust-nado is neat. >> that's not typical. >> it's not a sharknado. >> the science is confusing me. >>> turn now to welcome relief for drivers and the pocketbooks. catch a break not only for the remainder of this year, but next year too. we have a reporter at a gas station in new york city with the latest details. i like this news. >> reporter: it's good news. we are standing in one of the most expensive places for gas in the country. take a look at the sign in midtown manhattan, a gallon of regular gas is $4.05. this is not representative of most of the country. but there is good news ahead across t

wichita, joplin, and even little rock getting more in the next 48 hours. you know where w morning, washington, here is a live shot in laurel there is skies and some rainfall just to the south of the washington area and the temperature is in the low 70's. the winds will be shifting to the south. just to theowers south of us and we see some rain in frederick's word into portions of charles county. 81 it's cloud quiz time. dan and bianna, take a close look. this isn't the best, look at the tiny piece. >> that's a tornado. >> it's not. but you, wouldn't necessarily know. the tree is in the way. it's a funnel. there is a distinct difference, it does not touch the ground, tornado does. often gets mistaken. >> i'm not lying, i was going to say funnel. i -- >> you're good. bianna's winning, by the way, in the quiz. >> and that dustnado is neat. >> that's not typical. but we'll do that another time. >> it's not a sharknado. >> the science is confusing me. thank you. >>> turn now to welcome relief for drivers and their pocketbooks. catch a break not only for the rem

wichita, joplin, and even little rock getting more in the next 48 hours. you know where we're not going to have bad weather. in the northeast. very nice and less humid. >> it's cloud quiz time. dan and bianna, take a very close look. this isn't the best representation, but look at this tiny piece coming out of the cloud. >> that's a tornado. >> it's not. but you wouldn't necessarily know because the tree's in the way. it's a funnel. there is a distinct difference, a funnel does not touch the ground. tornado does. often gets mistaken. >> i'm not lying, i was going to say funnel. >> she's good. you're good. bianna is winning, by the way, in the quiz. >> and that dustnado is neat. >> that's not typical. we'll do that another time. >> it's not a sharknado. >> the science is confusing me. thank you, ginger. >>> all right, we're going to turn now to welcome relief for drivers and their pocketbooks. consumers can expect to catch a break at the pump not only for the remainder of this year, but according to experts, next year, too. abc's aditi roy is at a gas stati

we confronted deadly tornadoes in joplin, missouri, tuscaloosa, alabama, and moore, oklahoma. today, as we find ourselves every summer, we are fighting devastating wildfires in the western states, particularly california. as with our counterterrorism efforts, we learn important lessons from each of these events, most notably -- we built upon the lessons of hurricane katrina to put us in the best possible position to support the response to a major hurricane and make sure that response would be fast, flexible, and comprehensive. we understood the importance of pre-positioning mass quantities of assets before the storm so they will be quickly available to those in need. we recognize the value of early outreach to governors, mayors, and emergency managers so everyone knows the plan and how to execute. we incorporated rate assessed or declarations into our planning some localities would have the funds they need to make reparations and pay for overtime for police and first responders. we understood the role of organizations like the red cross, the salvation army, and others who are

so, again, congratulations to jane and the citizens of joplin, and thank you all for being here. please join me in a round of applause for our panelists. [applause] thank you all. [inaudible conversations] >> president obama arriving at in this hour in buffalo where he is beginning a two-day bus trip through upstate new york and pennsylvania highlighting his proposals for making college education more affordable. in a speech that you can watch live here at c-span2, it's set for 11:05 this morning, he will unveil a number of measures including tuition costs, graduation rates and the average earning of graduates. for more on the president's bus tour, we spoke with a "usa today" reporter. >> host: mr. jackson, could you kind of highlight some to have message that the president will bring, especially a new take on how colleges should be ranked and how that ties to financial aid. >> guest: exactly, yes. this is the latest in a series of speeches he's been giving on the middle class, and this week's topic, as you mentioned, is college affordability. and he's going to outline a revamped

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janis joplin is the undisputed queen of rock n' roll. john cooke: it's a fact.hild - janis also hides a self destructive - darker side. myra freidman: she was a very troubled girl and a genius. james langdon: she could be every bit as tender as she could be hard. the tenderness was real but the hardness was real too. david getz: i think she was looking for some kind of relief to not have to be janis.

we confronted deadly tornadoes in joplin, missouri, tuscaloosa, alabama, and moore, oklahoma.oday, as we find ourselves every summer, we are fighting devastating wildfires in the western states, particularly california. as with our counterterrorism efforts, we two important lessons from each of these events, most notably -- we built upon the lessons of hurricane katrina to put us in the best possible position to support the response to a major hurricane and make sure that response would be fast, flexible, and comprehensive. we understood the importance of pre- positioning mass quantities of assets before the storm so they will be quickly available to those in need. we recognize the value of early outreach to governors, mayors, and emergency managers so everyone knows the plan and how to execute. we incorporated rate assessed or declarations into our planning some localities would have the funds they need to make reparations and pay for overtime for police and first responders. we understood the role of organizations like the red cross, the salvation army, and others who are so

tornadoested deadly in joplin, missouri, tuscaloosa, alabama, and moore, oklahoma. today, as we find ourselves every summer, we are fighting devastating wildfires in the western states, particularly california. as with our counterterrorism efforts, we two important lessons from each of these events, most notably -- we built upon the lessons of hurricane katrina to put us in the best possible position to support the response to a major hurricane and make sure that response would be fast, flexible, and comprehensive. we understood the importance of pre- positioning mass quantities of assets before the storm so they will be quickly available to those in need. value of earlye outreach to governors, mayors, and emergency managers so everyone knows the plan and how to execute. we incorporated rate assessed or declarations into our planning some localities would have the funds they need to make reparations and pay for overtime for police and first responders. we understood the role of organizations like the red cross, the salvation army, and others who are so essential in

this is the area of concern this morning from joplin to springfield to branson as more rain is trying to move from the south. not quite as hard as it was yesterday. in new england we have a flash flood threat today too. it rained hard yesterday and pouring this morning across the catskills and some of that rain is shifting now to the north up into the berkshires, across the mass pike, southern vermont and new hampshire under flash flood watches. going to be a rainy, gloomy day with torrential downpours and see significant airport delays with the low ceilings and, of course the heavy periods of rain during the day. over the weekend thankfully the rain will relax and move to the south. that's not going to help our friends there in the southeast. still isolated flooding right through the weekend. areas of georgia, to carolinas and through tennessee. brian, the bottom line is today is the last day of this horrible flooding there in missouri and they will be cleaning up in the sunshine all weekend. >> i mean, anyone who is a homeowner to see people lose their homes is pretty intense stuff.

we're about to see heavy rain moving towards springfield and joplin.e. chicago, some thunderstorms right overhead. midway airport, maybe some delays. as far as the airports go, kansas city and st. louis, you have the best shot of seeing any significant delays. minor delays possible through many airports in the ohio valley including cleveland and pittsburgh. we're cool in the great lakes. we're hot in texas. i'm talking really hot in the big d. dallas, 104. as we go through the weekend, nothing too dramatic. and then by sunday, we're looking at a dry day in much of the east. just a few showers and storms in the soggy southeast. we've had anything but a warm summer. washington, d.c., the sun is out. we're looking for a really nice start to your weekend. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. sfx: oil gushing out of pipe. sfx: birds chirping. for aveeno® positively radiant face moisturizer. [ female announcer ] aveeno® with soy helps reduce the look of brown spots in 4 weeks. for healthy radiant skin. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results. hing

springfield just to the north of branson, joplin, missouri area. be very careful this morning. this is also right here this is was once tropical storm dorian. still a tropical depression. dorian. notice all the rain is off short. i don't think we are looking at big impacts from this unless you are going to the coastal areas from the carolinas and down towards florida today. probably some rough seas and maybe a few rip current as well. might see a few inches of rain in florida but overall that's really not looking that bad. we will have much more on that coming up threat the morning. guys, send it back to you. >> tucker: thank you very much rick. sounds like good news. >> alisyn: unemployment rate is dropping. is the economy getting any better? breaking down the numbers next. >> tucker: who says money can't buy you love, of course it can. one woman putting it to a test. 10 grand to the one who can find her a husband. details on that coming up. ed i'm gonna have to ask you to power down your little word game. i think your friends will understand. oh...no, it's actually my geico a