majors live two more stafford valley and bargaining. this is love.er raisin puppy, then they made wonderful friends. even the old people's day has become more fun to live. well, the palm tree , who will play with whom? whoever walks a man obeyed absolutely a lady, but staffords are considered one of the most dangerous breeds they are called fear-killer dogs. no, that's it, maybe i have staffords to fight with someone all my life, and no matter how it was because of such that he was the first to go to fight, he will watch to the last and never get into a fight. but if it comes down to it, if someone bites him, then this is already, well, no matter how my problem, priluchny assures. the main thing is to properly raise a dog from the cradle staffords are excellent companions and for his children, nine-year-old timofey and six-year-old mia they adore children from the pope - this is the best dog. that's for the future child. priluchny does not worry about who will babysit the newborn, according to the forecasts, the actor will become a large father, next

from the first day i arrived here like republican senator bob stafford. he was our state's senior senator when i arrived here, and i watched him in awe, but he was a person who looked me in the eye and say to this 34-year-old freshman, patrick, you're not my junior senator. from here on, you're my senate partner. and what a difference that made. and in the last 48 years the senate has become a family to both marcelle and me. here we've found friends, some of our best friends, and relationships that will last throughout our lifetime. it's also the place where i had the privilege of fighting for vermont, a place where i was born, where i met marcelle, the place where we started our family, and the place to which early in the new year we will return together, the state of our birth. ii have a reverence for this place and its history, its constitutional role as people i know we all share. i've had this sense of awe about the senate from an early age. i used to walk to the capitol in my time here as a law student at georgetown university law center. i'd sit in

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consequently, we asked congress to amend the stafford act to authorize fema to consolidate hurricane maria and hurricane fiona disasters. not only to ensure a sound approach to the recovery process but also help lessen the burden for puerto rico to manage these disasters separately. additionally, we request congress to authorize a 100% federal cost share for all permanent work projects under hurricane maria and fiona disasters, specific for project related to repairing the power grid. we are confident that the momentum gained advancing the reconstruction will not diminish. on the contrary, we will accelerate in 2023 and beyond. again we thank you for the opportunity to be here to share this with you. >> and now let me turn to sector department of housing. you are recognized. >> good afternoon, chairman grijalva, ranking member, and members of the house committee. on behalf of the government of puerto rico i wish to thank the committee for inviting me to testify as secretary of puerto rico environmental housing. on the full reconstruction on the community the block grant recovery and

senator stafford was mr. republican. he took me under his wing. he said to me, he said, patrick, always keep your word, but you will find you will be the best senator if you work across the aisle. if you can work with people of integrity, both republicans and democrats. and you will find among both parties, you will develop close friendships. more than a fellow senator i am proud to consider senator shelby one of those great friends. the reference we have seen before to distinguished republicans and democrats, of course, we are all called distinguished senators. but we, some were more disturbing -- more distinguished than others, for different reasons. devotion to public service is ingrained in senator shelby's character. after he obtained his juris doctor us, senator shelby served as a birmingham city prosecutor. i always liked senators who had been prosecuted. an alabama state senator. i never got elected, the opportunity to be elected state senator. he began his congressional career by serving alabama's seventh district in the house of represen

judge stafford, that if you on sefton's farm in bristol. in 1694, if you toiled for a few then saffron, would you eventually give him this freedom? and so he's like, sir, go out. i'm working. and so kept waiting. he kept waiting. he kept waiting in sevens, like not giving him his freedom. so adam's like, well, we this agreement, so bye. so he decides to self emancipate. he brought the documents in always keep the receipts he brought documentation where stafford had prime us and he sued devon for his freedom. he's like, i've done the time now give me my freedom now. adam ultimately did his freedom, but the case was really hard fought, so adam's case was heard several times first before law. samuel. samuel, then subsequently in a court that included stafford. this judge. so you're kind of seeing there might have been a little bit of a conflict of interest there and saffron jurist was able to kind of jury so he kind of got a jury that was a little bit more favorable to him. but seymour was convinced by adam's adam evidence. he's like, look, yo

they are manufactured in peterborough and rutland and in stafford . and those were the stafford.e main ones and our spend is in it and it and it's bigger spend in the uk . so our products are 80% the uk. so our products are 80% content from the united kingdom and we're very proud of that. and the likes of british steel of course has a 25% tariff put uponit.is of course has a 25% tariff put upon it. is that going to of course has a 25% tariff put upon it . is that going to affect upon it. is that going to affect you in the long term is it's 25% on certain types of steel . we on certain types of steel. we have an investment plan which was planned from 2017 to build a new factory and to start with more sheet metal processing and very concerned on steel and also with the news that the eu , which with the news that the eu, which we are now in inverted part of likely , to impose a carbon tax likely, to impose a carbon tax british steel in quarter for next year . well i mean all of next year. well i mean all of plays right into the economy of northern ireland and where everything's goin

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the north marin water district has lake stafford and the agency's general management tony williams says while rainfall in its watershed is also down, the reservoir is right about normal for early december. >> from that standpoint we are looking good. we would like more rainfall. it is probably not likely. >> reporter: the district has an idea for saving some of the water that would pour over the spillway. there is a small three foot deep notch cut into the spillway as a flood control device. the district wants to build a movable gate that would slide up to block the notch. that one small change could potentially save 10% of the lake's capacity. >> we think that putting this gate in what was otherwise a notch on purpose will help both water supply and flood control. >> reporter: williams says climate change has altered what we can expect in the way of weather. >> we will get these extreme events. that could help with water supply and also cause a flooding problem. >> reporter: in discussing rainfall, water districts always use the word average. not normal. that is because no one really k

problems tends to even be more stronger because sir, it will stand almost all the challenges in stafford is already looking beyond adapt and combustion vehicles. and throughout 2022 it's team has been working on its own 12 cedar pure electric bus. but they have conceived and built from the ground up with earlier in 2022. he told us more about the project and sat down and design your full boss, which will be looking bewildered, probably cheated here. so as you can see here, we are for the was to reach about 70 to 75 percent completion in this. so our new boss that we do, ah, when this boss is fully finish is going to be 12 c turbos, which hern quote to 200 kilometers, will one charge. and it's going to have all the futures latest vehicles in the world will have including even voice comments to see if it sounds like the 29 year old is dreaming big. it's because he is, for example, to properly harnessed solar power. he wants to build a battery, get a factory in africa. mustafah debo aims to develop clean mobility solutions, not only for africa, but on a global scale. for this young entrepre

: the same is true for the north, the north marin water district has only one storage site, lake stafford, and the agency's general manager, tony williams, says that while rainfall in its watershed is also down, the reservoir is right about normal for early december. >> from that standpoint, we are looking good. obviously, we would love to have more rainfall. we would love to fill this lake and spill this year. probably not likely . >> reporter: if that ever does happen, the district has an idea for saving some of the water that would normally for over the spillway . there is a small three foot deep notch cut into the spillway as a flood control device . the district wants to build a movable gate that would slide up to block the notch . that one small change could potentially save 10% of the lakes capacity . >> we think that putting this gate in what was otherwise a notch, on purpose, it will help water supply and flood control. >> reporter: of course, that would require the lake to be completely filled, which, after the way the lake has looks during the drought, feels a bit far-fetched.

typically, as required by the stafford act, fema has accepted -- estimates from professionally license engineered, in addition, fema -- and certified estimates and other jurisdictions. only not in puerto rico, where fema prepared all cost estimates. in congress, deviating from his own interpretation guidelines, since elected not to consider cost estimates by professionally license engineers. disagreed with the administrator of fema, and the puerto rico government, until 2020. this is due to the magnitude of the disaster, fema's failure to expedite its own process. the result has been totally contrary to the recently provided in fema guidance to not allow participants to submit against their engineers as required by section -- of the stafford act. these greatly impacted -- the process, theocess, and the - on september 19th, 2022, due to hurricane fiona's, impact there are another blackout occurred. -- suffered such damage that it hindered initial recovery efforts. the need for disasters to be managed jointly is necessary. the damage has dramatically increase the risk of customer experie

has at least 100 lazy wrangler refugees who were stranded at sea for weeks at the view dead in the stafford incident, 58 men arrived in indonesia, northern, a province on sunday, after weeks of march is being held in central paris to honor 3 people killed in a shooting. it occurred in the cultural center on friday, suspect the tax told police. he was motivated by a pathological hatred of foreigners found bon jovi has more from paris. this is something which is infuriating, not just the kurdish community, but other migrant community here as well. because we've been thinking through some migrant here in on the streets. and they tell us that if it was, it wasn't somebody who is from the majority of the french people. if it was a minority person, would come in and decide his whole family would be under prosecution. his neighbors would have been dug out and they would be if thorough questioning of everybody he who was included, which is clearly according to them, not happening. now. south korea says it's 5 warning shots off the several north korean drones and it's an space local media say the dr

don't be afraid, she says, don't be afraid. shall stafford al jazeera give within . prosecutors are requesting 6 months of pre trial detention for the governor of santa cruz lewis, fernandez, camacho, he was detained on wednesday on charges of terrorism relating to a political coup in 20. 19 for isabel reports. he's the governor of the wealthiest province in bolivia, santa cruz, and on wednesday he was detained by the police. it was thought amanda camacho is charged with terrorism and fermenting the riots that followed the ouster of former precedent. they were morales in 2019. camacho was handcuffed and flown to le pass for questioning. prosecutors have requested a 6 month free trial detention. he supporters took to the streets in protest. they set the local prosecutors off his on fire, insisting their governor was kidnapped. but most of our commer laplant will not turn into a jail for the political prisoners were defended democracy if they detain camacho, they'll want to detain all the citizens of la pas. government supporters celebrated his detention saying he's responsible for the violence

it found solemn, stafford tortured prisoners in a camp run by the kosovo liberation army during the conflict with serbia. from 1998 to 1999. manambra carlo has more from christina. this is the 1st verdict since the so called costello tribunal was established in 2015. and this is the 1st verdict for the war crimes committed during the kosovo war. as the judge explained to mister most a far as the commander chief commander of a gorilla unit of the kosovo liberation army. oh, was the main executive or who ran ah, so called prison in the village of lush nearby to day capitol? a city of british deena, he oh, was responsible for our torturing at least 6 people and giving commence in this prison and during the kosovo of war. a mr. mustafah, since he was arrested in 2020, has been detained in the hague, in the netherlands. and the so called the cost of all tribunal is operating on the coastal laws. but it is an organized and the trial has been held in the hague, in the netherlands because of witness protection. this verdict comes, comes in a sensitive time. whereas tensions between deal banyon major

don't be afraid, she says, don't be afraid. shall stafford al jazeera give slats on al jazeera. the search continues the dozens missing of the fire and go to hotel casino in company. i'm from europe to china. guns, bryce for spine. can cove in 1000 cases. ah. hello there. let's look to north america and it's a tale of 2 extremes. just days ago we had that major storm bringing a deep freeze to much of the us with things have suddenly fall warmer air blowing up from the gulf coast, pushing temperatures up particular across more central and eastern areas. if we have a look at the 3 day for new york city over the new year period will be touching 12 degrees on sunday with lots of sunshine. and we still got the risk of possible flooding to the low in mississippi valley and some of the states across the gulf coast that thanks to this rush of storms stretching their way up towards the great lakes and a spell of winter storms pulling in from the west bringing wintery weather for the east, and some heavy rain to the likes of california. certainly through to saturday, much quieter to the s

don't be afraid, she says, don't be afraid. shall stafford al jazeera give. italy's prime minister says she wants the rest of the european union to follow its lead by making a career of ours test mandatory for charles arriving from china. that's in response to a surge of new infections of the beijing rolled back. it's strict 0 co policy, georgia maloney says the countries you measures may not work if other you, nations don't do the same. several other countries including japan, india, and the u. s. introducing similar requirements and china's center for disease control has warned that the upcoming new year celebrations could lead to rise in cases in rural areas. its chief epidemiologist says infections in some large cities are past the peak, but a new wave could break out in less populated areas as people travel to their home towns for the holiday period. you see, the development of the epidemic is relatively fast and big and medium size cities because of the large, intense populations. it's slower in smaller cities and rural areas. it's been a severe winter and with the upcoming spring

don't be afraid. shall stafford al jazeera, give malaysia says it will start testing wastewater for traces of cove at 19 on airplanes arriving from china. the country will also screen traverse body temperatures and arrival. move comes as concerns rise in the region of the rapid spread of the virus and china. it is to cov ignite's restrictions earlier this month, south korea to will impose its own set of restrictions for travelers arriving from china. this includes a ban on known, essential travels in the monday, treat negative co, 19 test unit kemp, reports from so this eating and shopping, mecca of young domino sole, and pre paid them at times was bustling with visitors from china. so much so that they could order their food or electric cosmetics in their native tongue. and even as the area revives, we are not expecting that influx to return even for the lunar new year holiday. and that's because coven 19 competing concerns will be keeping them from being shingle . nick will restrict issuing short and visas in china. it is necessary to refrain travel from china until the virus situation i

the next generation of stafford falls in brazil. ah hello, welcome to look at the international forecast is looking pretty dry across a good part of china at present, maybe one or 2 showers towards the a yellow sea just pushing up towards the korean peninsula. but essentially, what a fine and dry weather caisson raising folk to watch out for early on temperatures getting up to route for celsius. they're in beijing as he wanted to shout into eastern parts as we go on through sash. they still a few showers lurking across the far north of japan and where to weather becoming a little more prevalent as we go on through sunday. sinking a little further south is maybe a little dusting of snow over the high ground. i suspect tokyo should stay margie dry temperatures here at around 14. so she can see again, a large, dry day across a good part of china. and we have got some very wet weather me while making its way towards the philippines. little clutch of storms here. and they will just drift into central and northern parts of the philippines

with krasier, at least the stadium as be favorites with all eyes, as usual, will be on lena massey. stafford is looking to win the title for the very 1st time and what will likely be final walk up argentine our peut on champions with the last plants coming back in 1986. they've had a massive turn around. it is torment, reaching is wide, open their campaign, the shop defeats against saudi arabia. where the predominant p o we are expecting a very tough to match against the squad that has really put meaning to the word key . the creation team are a great group, a great team, and will make our lives very hard. so ethan allen huge dave filename. nasty and chris bo has more than one aside. i didn't finance completely paralyzed doing the world cup. there's excitement and there is hope that argentina has real chances to win the world cup. we're hearing b jeff yodi. this is a place where argentina's football legend, diego, mother and i was born and this is also the place where he started playing football . there is lots of tried in argentine as national committees, the one thing that unites all argen

charles stafford is in the key region and has more the impact of recent russian attacks on energy infrastructure. this is one of more than 100 electric substations country wide across ukraine. and as you can see, the level of destruction here, this particular substation has been hit in 3 separate attacks by 6 russian missiles . the software tell us that this electrical plant supplies around $600000.00 people with electricity, those people now having to undergo an ensure rolling blackouts as this substation tries to distribute as much power as it can obviously after these attacks. what so interesting though, is that this, like many of those substations was built during the soviet era, this particular one in 1958. and that means that the russians know pretty much exactly how this grid works. and incredibly, it was only 4 hours before the invasion that the ukrainians, disconnected from the russian and belushi and electrical systems was like the man see the july was the where we all feel like we are in the 1st line of energy defense. all ukrainians are looking at us with hope that we can return a li

many people in neighborhoods like this one face another night without heating and in the dark cha stafford al jazeera, give here the case high court through the government plan to send asylum seekers to our wanda is legal. the deportation policy was suspended in june after last minute challenge. but the court has also ruled that 8 individual asylum seekers, g to be deported as to how they cases reconsidered high force. at reports, i gathered london's high court refugee campaigners awaiting a ruling on legal challenges to the british governments stated, aim to send the vast majority of people seeking asylum in the u. k, automatically to rwanda, to have their claims processed. and if successful to be settled there, for the most part, the judges found in favor of the government. though just as louis writing, we concluded that it is lawful for the government to make arrangements for relocating asylum seekers to wander and for their asylum claims to be determined in rwanda rather than the u. k. however, the home secretary must consider properly the circumstances of each individual claimant. the

with these disasters, and the pain and the loss, because what the staff would ask right now, the stafford cannot do what the communities need. that is very clear. administratively, big changes can be made in terms of removing the bureaucracy and having things move quicker. and so i think that those too, it's not necessarily the intersection of this committee, that we need to look at. another area, and so i love, and i would ask that you supplement your answer with those who are behind you, with expertise. and also in providing a supplemental answer, from your experience, because you are dealing with that on the ground, we are dealing with that on the ground with the opposite. you're dealing with water, we are dealing with fire. fema does not know how to deal with fire. it is used to dealing with water. but what we are suffering in the southwest is going to be fires. and we need fema to be able to do that. but i would love for you to ask, in submission, tell us from the ground, this is what we think the stafford act should be modified from our experience on the ground, and i appreciate if

this man is holding a child, walking with senator stafford come about my height, over 6 feet tall. a staff person, much smaller secret police. he held up the picture. pointing my camera.ur i assume he meant don't take my picture. i kept going. the personn with us said why did you risk prison? this man said, because they have to know. a week or two after we got back, i had the pictures all printed up. the dalai lama was in town. i knew him. we looked at pictures. we just sat around our coffee table again. i handed that picture, told him the story. i thought, you know, this is history. not history that i am making, but history affecting the history of the suppression of a religion and i could not help but think, my family, everyone should be allowed to practice religion. being able to speak your mind on anything. one or none. that gives you freedom. i could not help but think about my parents. reacting to that picture. >> we talked about your toughest votes, the think that you are proudest of. with thehe benefit of hindsight. your work in the senate. >> i have cast over 17,000 votes

just walking the dogs you find needles and fad stafford. >> do you see people use drugs and this parttime. >> do you see people using drug here in the park? >> yes, usually right around here. >> in the dugout? >> the dugout, the stands. >> every child is innocent, every child deserves to be able to enjoy a playground safely. here with more in the author of san ceco. we set our cameras down there number of times. people shooting up in the streets, drug paraphilia everywhere, people and defecating in the streets and nobody lifts a finger, why? >> it has reached a boiling point and it is sad, you are seeing that people are numb to the problem. when i interviewed, and i said surprises happen they said no. this is one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in san francisco this is not for south of market area where the open drug scene has been most prominent, this i gavin newsom's neighborhood thi is where he started his famous little wine shop, these are affluent people, but they were not surprised because they knew. when i asked people, is there drugs around here they all pointed to the bleache

which means he did not know much about -- or stafford county. he needed some help. and so he quickly turned to the man who knew that area. the man in command who knew that area. beer than anyone else. this fellow. ervin mcdowell. there's two images of mcdowell. one of him with mccaul and taking in i believe leading teen 61. then a single portrait a little bit later. if pope was certainly the anti mcmullin. in 1862, almost everybody was anti mcdowell. he was, as was often written, one of the most unpopular man in america. he commanded an army that had had a lifespan shorter than the army of virginia would be. 59 days versus the 70 plus states that copes army existed. he bore mcdowell did the omnipresent weight of defeat at manassas, at first manassas. for years with stoicism and endurance. john -- in army artillery men encountered mcdowell and san francisco in 1866 after the war. and he recorded that boys on the street as mcdowell passed would who'd at him yelling full run of, bull run. just to torment him. he wrote of a despairing clumsy man, citizens laugh at him.

. >> is an annual tradition in stanford to bring in the christmas season in downtown stafford and it out with two characters going down the rope and a christmas costume and now we have five or six and it's all about the kids on any given year we might have 3,504,000 kids in the total crowd at below was. under the spotlights of about 6000 people. >> i was one of those characters last year with thousands of kids. >> it to see if people and you put on a whole show and mrs. clause in big spotlights on me to be a character this year and else and you're in it in the show that's really for the kids it puts on a full play. >> is amazing. afterwards the kids load up the fire truck and ride down was santa. the real santa. it's a great program, bring your families. it's really a lot of fun we have a bit of what they hear. >> working practicing coming up in the next hour we're going to join you in talking. this is just the beginning and i would be dropping over this edge eventually more than just faking it. >> hopefully not like that. rachel: i'm glad that he got this assignment. pete: i have no

which means he didn't know much about rappahannock county or culpeper county or faulkner county or stafford county. he needed some help. and so he quickly turned to the man who knew that area, the man in command who knew that area better than anyone else. this fellow. irving mcdowell. there's two images of mcdowell, one of him with mcclellan taking and i believ late 1861, and then a singlportrait a little bit later. now, if hope was certainly the a.e. mcclellan, but in 1862, almost everybody he was a.e. mcdowell. he was, as was often written, one of the most unpopular men in american. he commanded an army that had had a life span shorter than the army of virginia's would be 59 days versus the 70 plus days. pope salmi existed. he bore mcdowell did the on the present weight of defeat at manassas at first manassas four years with stoicism and endurance. john said. well, i you and an army artillery men encountered mcdowell in san francisco. in 1866 after the war, and he recorded that boys on the street as mcdowell passed, would shoot at him yelling, bull, run, bull run! just to torment him. um,

field with his army for 36 days, which means he did not know much about rappahannock county or -- or stafford county -- he needed some help. and so, he quickly turned to the man who knew that ar, the man in command, better than anyone else, this fellow, mcdowell. there are two images of mcdowell, one of them with mcclellan, ken in late 1861. and then a single portrait a little bit later. now, if pope was certainly the anti mcclellan -- but in 1862, almost everyone was anti mcdowell. he was, as was often written, one of the most unpopular man in america. he commanded an army that had had a lifespan shorter than the army of virginia's would, 59 days versus the 70 plus days that pope's army existed. mcdowell bore the omnipresent weight of defeat at first manassas for years with stoicism and endurance. john tugboat -- and countered mcdowell in san francisco in 1866 after the war and he recorded that boys on the street, as mcdowell passed, would who'd at him, yelling bull run! bull run! just to torment him. he wrote of a despairing, clumsy man. citizens lava him, all because he strains too hard to

the rams playing at sofi stadium made a comeback led by matthew stafford and cooper kupp to beat kinseyy first super bowl title since 1984. l.a. would get to celebrate another title in november. lafc won the mls cup in dramatic fashion in their fifth season. will ferrell enjoying the team's first title. >> greatest game in mls history. and if you don't agree with me, i will fight you in the parking lot right now. >> reporter: number seven. despite covid concerns and lockdowns in chincota, the beij olympics, figure skating under the spotlight after it was discovered that a 15-year-old tested positive for a banned substance before the games. she helped the russians win gold in the team event, but no medal ceremony was held. nathan chen, meanwhile, shining for team usa, winning the men's goad. gold. >> tonight novak djokovic, the top ranked men's tennis player, has been ordered to leave australia. >> if you are not double vaccinated and you are not an australian residents or citizen, you can't come. >> reporter: djokovic, who said he would rather miss tournaments than get vaccinated agains

the rams playing at sofi stadium made a comeback led by matthew stafford and cooper kupp giving the cityeir first super bowl title since 1984. the city of l.a. would get to celebrate another title in november as lafc won the cup in their fifth season. will ferrell enjoying the team's first title. >> greatest game in mls history. if you don't agree with me, i will fight you in the parking lot right now. >> reporter: number seven, despite covid concerns in china the beijing olympics were held. figure skating under the spotlight after it was discovered that 15-year-old russian skating denom have milla valiyeva tested positive for a banned substance and helped them win gold but no medal ceremony was held. nathan chen winning the men's gold. >>> tonight, novak djokovic the top ranked tennis player has been ordered to leave australia. >> if you're not double vaccinated and not an australian resident or citizen, well, you can't come. >> reporter: djokovic said he'd rather miss tournaments than get vaccinated only competed in two grand slams in 2022 winning wimbledon for his 21st grand slam titl

so let's take a deep breath and look at the system under something called the stafford act that i describedn the book which is we can no longer view disasters as random and rare. how would you want to spend the money after say a community is devastated or as part of a stimulus package or all of this money going to communities now under the important efforts by the biden support infrastructure ? you would want to ensure that people are building in a way that is responsible for the community and climate that they live in. unfortunately we do not do that. we pass out checks still in disaster management. we are getting better about it. if i were to do anything to help communities like st. petersburg and others that use these funds after say flooding or whatever else in anticipation of a major storm, let's use that money not to build the same get your house back to normal but to build it in a way that maybe you go to another home, called managed retreat. maybe you move your home back, maybe you lift it up, maybe you move your -- if you are a hospital, maybe you move things so they are elevated.

yes, we are using section 428 of the stafford act.rees with the recipient of puerto rico as the estimate of the cost see you have to live with that estimate. >> even if they are rendered obsolete by inflation? period that's what were calling for congress to adjust the fix cost estimates due to the increase of materials and supply chain disruption. >> so fema reading reimbursement or advance payment program are sufficiently mindful of the fiscal needs of puerto rico. >> we still need to improve them. one pending item is the flexibility that fema should have with the fix cost estimates that has been agreed to a couple of years ago. when inflation is not what we were facing and with that disruption of supply chain what the pandemic and that's why i have asked the committee. >> when i took a tour with you i noticed most of the housing i saw was informally constructed so how do we avoid construction and the same fragile form? will they be built with greater resilience? >> fema is funding a public affairs campaign and the public education c