joining me now is congressman michael grimm, a former fbi agent.richard quest also back with me tonight. congressman grimm, you heard the breaking news tonight. what do you make of it and will that help these poor families? >> of course we certainly hope so. the only doubt is we've had conflicting information coming from malaysia from the beginning. what i think is actually one of the more significant issues today is that we'll see the fbi taking a lead and working with the ntsb. i can tell you firsthand there's no one better at trying to analyze data points and radar than the ntsb. and there's no one in the world more qualified to handle an investigation like this like the fbi. if not from anything else, investigative, that's obvious. but just coordinating all these different countries and agencies involved. this is where the fbi really shapes and where they'll be really effective. and malaysia needs the help. so i hope this new data is something we can rely on. it seems to be a bit of hope, especially after we seen those families. we need some an

payne: let me first thank congresswoman waters and michael grimm for working collectively to make this bill happen. just 17 months ago that residents in my congressional district, the nivet congressional district of new york, and others throughout america were devastated by europe storm -- superstorm sandy. but little did they know then that they were about to be hit by another storm and then came fema with astronomical rate increases to their flood insurance program. two strikes in the midst of severe recession and many of them were out. but this bill today, once we pass it and once the senate passes it, it will finally give relief to individuals who were wondering what they were going to do. many who had to pay already these astronomical rates. help is on its way. you'll get reimbursed. mr. meeks: many who did not know what the value of their properties would be. this bill faxes -- fixes. that i congratulate both sides. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlelady from west virginia is recognized. mrs. capito: i now yield four minutes to mr. jeb hen sarli

michael grimm rented out all 66 units and is worried about how to accommodate new hires. >> we have 25-30 full-time opportunities. we no longer have guaranteed apartments that we can fly someone into. >> as housing is built, developers think it will be less expensive. eric is not waiting for that to happen. he's building is $75,000 home the family will move into. >> that's a heck of a lot of money, my house in oregon was half of that. >> in oil country that's the price you pay for the american dream. >> many military veterans are headed to north dakota looking for the high-paying jobs. we'll look at the challenges they are facing in the next hour. >> a place where water is in such short supply that millions go without drinking it every day. >> plus, majoring in big top. there's a new school that let's you cloud around while getting an education. >> spring is here. the snow will not let up. where windy weather is expected this weekend. >> good morning and welcome back to al jazeera america. just ahead in our special series on water shortage, we show how one country is conserving water b

michael grimm rented out all 66 units and is worried about how to accommodate new survivors. >> we have 20-30 opportunities sting, but no longer do we have guaranteed apartments. >> as more housing is built in the next few years, developers think it will be less expensive. eric kirby is not waiting for that to happen. >> he's building is 275,000 home his family will move into summer. >> that is, to you, a lot of money. >> it's a heck of a lot of money. my house in oregon was half of that. >> that's the price you pay for the american dream in oil country. >> a lot of military veterans are headed to north dakota looking for the high paying jobs. that story tomorrow in part two of our series, a new frontier. the n.c.a.a. tournament field of 64. john henry smith is here with sport. >> we have clarity on the field of 64 after the wednesday play-in day is beaten. iowa's coach had more than the play-in before travelling to lead the hawkeyes into the opener against tennessee. spending the morning with his son who had surgery to remove a thai roid tumor. >> iowa down. >> the game tied up. tennes