these were not sandy specific, but sandy became the catalyst of how we would be better stewards of getting money out effectively to empower local and state governments to rebuild faster without losing the ability to maintain the fiduciary responsibility of ensuring that the dollars go towards the things they were intended to go. we have used these not only in now sandy but in some of these that we were allowed to go to previous disasters, where we've been able to use estimating tools in vermont to did a big challenging project there. we have been able to do some things that quite honestly they always made sense, but you gave us the tools. and although it was only a few tribes impacted, this came after sandy, i think for our sovereign federally recognized tribes also something that was very unheralded. you finally gave federally recognized tribal governments the recognition of their sovereignty that no longer requires them to go through a state to request declarations. and we implemented that program after the law was signed. the first tribal government that came ins with the eastern band c

but they were affected by sandy. also, having senator landrieu here, who was affected by katrina in her community -- i have asked members to make sure that -- we will have your full statements in the record and then a reminder that we want to hear from any of our folks here to testify. we will start with senator landrieu. i will do an order of appearance. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i am going to leave my comment briefly submit my full statement to the record and honor the delegation from the northeast that is here. the work of senator schumer, senator schumer, senator menendez, and senator gillibrand was essential to this recovery effort. of course, welcome senator booker to the committee. the former mayor, right in the middle of the storm as it occurred. i'm sure you can bring expertise to the senate and this committee as we struggle to build a better response to disasters of all sorts, man-made or natural. small, medium, and catastrophic, which was clearly the case of katrina and came very close in sandy. we have

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sandy." and matt says the spirit of chris christie is a fleece jacket with his name and title on it. >>> we're back, i'm here with eric kleinenburg, i disrupted you on this amazing split, with folks who are single in terms of their voting behavior. >> just one, there is a split with single women and single men still trending for republican candidates. and the thing is, single men are insecure also and need the welfare state as much as anyone. they're more likely to be lonely, and subjected to all the whims of poverty. >> i am glad you brought up the single men, because the male/female split got a ton of attention in the early exit polls. you have basically what always happens every election, which is the republican wins men, the democrats win women. and it is a question of what they look like, in the case of terry mcauliffe, they were sizeable, 51 to 42. there was a degree of strategy, really nailing ken cuccinelli on his very, very extreme views on the reproduction, which actually seemed to

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. >> my pledge to you tonight is i will govern with the spirit of sandy. >> the spirit of sandy that christie evoked so many times last night is one thing. but the facts of the recovery are something else entirely. new jersey received billions of dollars in federal aid to rebuild, and 1.8 billion of that came from the u.s. department of housing and urban development to get people back in their homes. to get that money, christie promised that 60% of the funds would be reserved for low to moderate income households. right now, it appears that chris christie is breaking that promise. of course, we don't know for sure. >> fair share housing center, an advocate group says they're frustrated, and talks of the failure to provide the most basic documents, on why thousands of families have been denied the most basic necessaries since sandy. >> the christie administration has released no information on how the money is being spent. what we do know came out of a lawsuit that alleged that the christie administration is improperly holding data on the use of the funds, in response to that, they re

my pledge to you tonight is that i will govern with the spirit of sandy. [applause] it's true of new jersey and all the people who live here, they're ready to live that way too. as your governor it's never mattered to me where someone was from, whether they voted for me or not, what the color of their skin was or their political party. for me, being governor has always been about getting the job done, first. that doesn't mean that we don't have principles. we have many of them. and we have stood and fought every day to cut taxes, to reduce the size of government spending, to reform pensions and benefits, to reform a broken education system, and to make sure we create opportunity again for new jerseyans. [applause] and for the next four years, for the next four years, we will fight to make those changes permanent and we will fight to make them bigger. i did not seek a second term to do small things. i sought a second term to finish the job. now watch me do it. [applause] i want to thank a few people in addition to my family before we go tonight. i want to t

sandy cost new york $42 billion. it will be a personal cost to bear for many years. >> up-and-down the coastal the dough bridough briedebris has b. the long nigh nightmare of destd or damaged homes is not yet over. thestethe search and rescue ses. >> it was a lie. it was a betrayal. >> rozsalee is a spannis is a sh teacher. she is now living in an entrepreneurial. >> entrepreneurial -- apartment it's all she could find. i lost everything. >> shshe lives on the second flr of this building and a year later still not repaired. the first floor was completely washed out. there was mold and funky smells. and then there was the fully stocked deli. >> he would 4r50eu6we lived abo. and there was food that went bad. >> fema told you to get out. >> they looked at the outside and said why are you still here. >> for months they were forced to live in a motel and then the red cross said they could hope to. help. i spoke to the case worker and he said i would be eligible for money to move no a new place and my household items would

my pledge to you tonight is that i will govern with the spirit of sandy. [applause] it's true of new jersey and all the people who live here, they're ready to live that way too. as your governor it's never mattered to me where someone was from, whether they voted for me or not, what the color of their skin was or their political party. for me, being governor has always been about getting the job done, first. that doesn't mean that we don't have principles. we have many of them. and we have stood and fought every day to cut taxes, to reduce the size of government spending, to reform pensions and benefits, to reform a broken education system, and to make sure we create opportunity again for new jerseyans. [applause] and for the next four years, for the next four years, we will fight to make those changes permanent and we will fight to make them bigger. i did not seek a second term to do small things. i sought a second term to finish the job. now watch me do it. [applause] i want to thank a few people in addition to my family before we go tonight. i want to t

sandy dedicated 26 years of her life. she was a cleaner and became an environmental control officer and end her capillary with the bureau of forestry her sister reminded me it was sandys idea to plant some trees around caesar chavez. she did that for district 9 and for ever district that we represents. before working for the city sandy was engaged in important work in the mission. she worked at rap and worked as a xhourl. she was a proud resident of the district and continued to be active until the very end even though she was weak physically she was determined to attend the recent anti eviction and she gave a moving speak surround by hundreds and hundreds of factories. sandy was a passionate music lover. she gave a tremendous amount of love to her family and friends. sandy'ss legacy will live forever she'll be truly missed. the rest i submit >> president chiu. >> thank you, mr. want supervisor farrell. supervisor kim >> submit. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you. i'm introducing a hearing request on mta traffic enforcement

raised in thewe sandy taskforce report. to echo craig's point that this is something to act on without undermining what is an important in making the program snag doesn't encourage development in places. i think it's important we strike that balance. we could get some authority to start doing this even before the affordability work is done if we could correctly with you to get the right legislation. >> i would agree. colleagues from new york as well as the chairman probably would agree with that as well. thank you. much.nk you very let me add to that and then close this hearing. we have a piece of legislation, know, that's pending. i'm hopeful that you have reviewed that legislation that implementation based on the affordability study done. i would ask if you have not input on that, at least to have tomittee, you may individual members. i would greatly appreciate that. what you're experiencing, ofator booker is a piece legislation that was not crafted well. it was crafted with a good but there is piece of the equation that

sandy cost the state of new york about $42 billion. and for many families the personal costs will be a burden to bear for many years. up and down the low lying barrier coasts the debris has been cleaned pup there are signs of regeneration. construction crews are everywhere. but for many of sandy's victims the long nightmare of destroyed or damaged homes is not yet over. at the search for help is frustrating, so frustrating. >> there is no liability. it was just a betrayal. >> reporter: rose lean is a high school spanish teacher. with her three children she's now living in a tiny apartment. it was all she could find or afford after sandy. >> i had lost everything. i lost my car, my furniture, the kids clothes. >> reporter: a block away from jamaica bay she lived on the second floor of this building. a year later still not repaired. >> this floor was completely washed out. there was mold, funky smells, water. >> reporter: bay water met see water met sewage. then there was the fully stocked del. >> i we lived above a deli. there was the f

on the one year anniversary of hurricane sandy. he called what happened in new jersey the last year the spirit of sandy. he spoke about people coming together. he said when the lights went out, no one cared what color your skin was. he said, when you didn't have any food, no one cared whether there was a republican or a democrat offering you the food. when you didn't have a warm place for your family because of what happened in the storm, you didn't care if it was someone who thought that government should be big or small. at that moment, the spirit of sandy infected all of us. he prayed the spirit of sandy would stay with us well beyond the days that the recovery will take. i pledge to you tonight, i will govern with the spirit of sandy. [ cheers and applause ] a true new jerseyan, all the people that live here are ready to live that way too. as your governor it never mattered to me where some one was from, whether they voted for me or not, what the color of their skin was, or their political party. for me being governor has alway

he talked about the spirit of sandy. i have covered sandy quite a bit, and there's $850 million in federal money for housing reconstruction. chris christie made a promise that a certain percentage was going to go to low-income people. it's clear he's violating that promise. people had to sue to find out the records of where that money is going. and listen to this, karen. this to me is a little bit of a victory of the triumph of atmospherics over reality. a university poll from october 2013, 75% of people in new jersey severely impacted by new jersey, unhappy with the recovery, feel that chris christie is not doing enough. here you have chris christie standing up before the people of new jersey and the nation, saying the spirit of sandy, we will channel it. his actual record on sandy recovery is not very good at all. >> he did a very good job, as you said, with the atmospherics. he was the guy who was willing to go out there and hug president obama, if that's what it look, to deliver for his people. we're stronger than th

on the one-year anniversary of hurricane sandy. he called what had happened in new jersey last year the spirit of sandy. he said when the lights went out no one cared what color your skin was. he said when you did not have any food, no one cared whether it was a republican or democrat offering you the food when you did not have a warm place for your family a cousin what happened in the storm. you did not care if it was someone who thought that government should be big or small. at that moment, the spirit of sandy infected all of us. reverend carter was right. and he prayed that they that the spirit of sandy would stay with the days that the recovery will take. i pledge to you tonight that i will govern with the spirit of sandy. [applause] it's true of new jersey and all the people who live here. they are ready to live that way too. as your governor it never mattered to me what -- where someone was from, whether they voted for me or not, what the color of their skin was, or their political party. for me, being governor is about gett

my pledge to you tonight is that i will govern with the spirit of sandy. it's true of new jersey and all the people who live here, they're ready to live that way too. as your governor it's never mattered to me where someone was from, whether they voted for me or not, what the color of their sken was or their political party. for me, being governor has always been about getting the job done, first. that doesn't mean that we don't have principles. we have many of them. and we have stood and fought every day to cut taxes, to reduce the size of government spending, to reform pensions and benefits, to reform a broken education system, and to make sure we create opportunity again for new jerseyans. and for the next four years, for the next four years, we will fight to make those changes permanent and we will fight to make them bigger. i did not seek a second term to do small things. i sought a second term to finish the job. now watch me do it. i want to thank a few people in addition to my family before we go tonight. i want to tell you that i, over the last yea

sandy and i think. of course that this is that any differently from what i thought about it if i'm staying in taiwan and gonna teach my children have a speech given to the same gemini they lead to intense heat so on. i think on it with physical move which will now known people need to be the flexible it is important that they can hear i'm away at it maybe the job needs to be and so on. i think of being able to sell it on the header then again apes what the world is like and what different cultures the like and how you can integrate itself into the concoction says differently in ut for everyone to be sealed. i can't agree more that this is that globalization is that it's now the trend absinthe at me so that the that the children's books will either end of the various beginning knew how to integrate into the sauce i was going to different cultures so i will be also encourage my kids lives maybe one or two years and that if it received just two religions have begun to discover and learn to learn the langua

how did things turn out after sandy? how bad was it? it was pretty bad. 200 feet of our pier got washed away, you know, and the basement flooded, boardwalk ripped up. when you say "washed away," just completely ripped off and everything on top of it? lou: yes, sir. we had 600 feet of our pier as it is. 200 of it has gone into the water. we lost five major rides and components of other rides, too, so they're all gone and they're still actually in the water. we'll be taking them out in the next couple days. kevin: so you guys have got to really do some rebuilding here. are you rebuilding it the same way, are you making it stronger? what's the process? no, we're definitely fortifying the property. the piers are seven foot on center, we're shoring up the buildings, we're making sure that they're supported from underneath. the basements are getting cement block walls to make sure that there's no inundation from the outside. kevin: so we're not talking about just rebuilding the pier here,

you can find the link to sandy hook promise and parent together on our web site, cbsnews.com. another community today came to the aid of a child. it looked like all of san francisco turned out to make a little boy's wish come true-- a boy now known as batkid. (cheers and applause) there's a call for help. a woman tied up on a cable car line and batkid saved the day. the hero was five-year-old miles scott who's been battling leukemia. he told the make-a-wish foundation he wanted to be the caped crusader and today he was as the city by the bay became gotham city thanks to more than 7,000 volunteers who made it happen. he busted up a bank robbery and caught the riddler. thousands came out to watch. san francisco and beyond. >> way to go, miles! way to save gotham! >> pelley: he did just that. then he got the keys to the city. did the decision of a secret service agent seal the fate of a president? that story just ahead. wh hy he's investing in his heart health by eating kellogg's raisin bran®. not only is kellogg's raisin bran® heart healthy it's a delicious source of potassium

it was ironic to me tonight that the government was invoking this period of sandy. if you look at the rebuilding, there is a lot to not like about the records of certain to leave of how they have rebuilt that state. $850 million and no one knows where it is going. they have had to sue them to find out. he said this period of sandy because the atmospherics for voters, what it communicated about where his heart is and where his colleagues are about that moment so transcended the details of what actually is happening with rebuilding in that state. >> its way behind schedule. would it be worse if they did not get along? what is interesting is that jersey has also got this -- he smart, he's shrewd. they had a terrible challenge, and he is smart. he got what we needed. he did not know get in the face of obama and make enemies. he got something fixed for us. people like that shrewd, ruthless politics in a weird way it was getting stuffer jersey when it really needed it. i think people like that, especially in jersey. i think hillary clinton -- if these two go to war, if th

people asked why did the sandy bill takes a lot in the first place? they speak of the bureaucratic maze that forces those impacted by the storm to complete reams of unnecessary paperwork to be considered for federally. the details stringent federal regulations that leave little to no flexibility to local officials in other communities best. they were a pending hikes in their flood insurance rates as well. we must increase our sense of urgency to get funding out the door as quickly as possible while still remaining good stewards of taxpayer dollars always protect me against fraud and abuse treated critical we provide for accessible sensible grant programs with specifications and to avoid something that has been championed by all the people to my right to rising a flood insurance rates in the time it would bring severe economic distress. as this committee knows too well we are -- recovering from a natural disaster is a long process and it's not easy. as hard as it seems for those toiling for over year to make this work we can be sure it is much harder f

. >>> this week marked the one-year anniversary of hurricane sandy, the deadly storm that devastated parts of the mid-atlantic coast, leaving thousands homeless and causing many billions of dollars in damage. a year later faith-based relief efforts are still under way in new york and new jersey, where much of the damage occurred. denominational groups such as southern baptist disaster relief have pledged to continue efforts to rebuild homes and neighborhoods that sandy destroyed. >>> there were mixed reactions after last week's announcement that air force cadets will no longer be required to say "so help me god" when taking their honor oath. the air force academy in colorado springs decided to make the language optional after a complaint that it violated the cadets' freedom of religion. the decision and the reactions to it highlight the ongoing debatever the role of religion in the u.s. military. >>> we have a lucky severson report now on medical research that raises the question, suppose you could scan a child's brain and tell whether he or she could become dangerously violent in th

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my pledge to you tonight is i will govern with the spirit of sandy. it is true of new jersey and all the people who live here, they're ready to live that way, too. as your governor, it never mattered to me where someone was from, whether they voted for me or not, what the color of their skin was or their political party. for me, being governor was all about getting the job done first. now, that doesn't mean we don't have principles. we have many of them. and we have stood and fight every day to reduce the taxes, to cut government spending, to reform a broken education system and to make sure we create opportunities again for new jersey. and for the next four years, for the next four years we will fight to make those changes permanent. and we will fight to make them bigger. i did not seek a second term to do small things. i sought a second term to finish the job. now watch me do it. i want to thank a few people in addition to my family, before we go tonight. i want to tell you that i, over the last year, have had the greatest campaign team any governor

new details from sandy hook. the official report on the new tune shooting was released, saying adam lanza was obsesed with violence and video games, planned the attack and left no motive. the report was photographs from the school and adam lanza's bedroom. >> pushing back - president obama says critics of iran's deal to nuclear deal are playing politics, not looking out for u.s. security. >> conversation def >> disturbing images from sirrias as bombs go off -- syria as bombs go off while children are interviewed. >> it's the least nice time of the year for travel - arctic air heading towards the east coast. >> another story, the steubenville rape case. two high school football players convicted of sexually assaulting a teenage girl. new charges against others, including the school superintendent. bisi onile-ere romps. >> two coaches, a school principal are facing charms in a criminal rape case that put the community in a bad light. it's the result of a grand jury investigation as to whether the adults knew of a r

at that point the spirit of sandy infected all of us. reverend carter was right. and he prayed that day that the spirit of sandy would stay with us well beyond the days that the recovery will take. i pledge to you tonight that i will govern with the spirit of sand sandy. >> christie becomes the first republican in new jersey in 25 years to get more than 50% support in a statewide election. there's a lot of underlying stories to flesh out from the exit polling here. the impact of obama care, the government shutdown, implications for 2016. want to bring in casey hunt. i guess i want to start in virginia. the clintons go there, obama goes there, but he doesn't mention obama care at all. i saw the most recent polling was an eight-point win. he wins by three, mcauliffe does. is this a negative nationally for democrats as we look upon this stuff? >> this was a scratch and claw to the finish. we weren't expecting for this to seem to be a nail biter, which it was last night as the votes were being counted. think about how horrible it would have been for the clintons had m

her name sandy. >> one visual sandy and one gentle loving sandy. >> exactly. >> in the same night. i've got her down as hero in my phone. >> jackson was taken to a nearby hospital for a few more weeks before going home. a year later, the shepherds are weathering happier challenges. 14 maryland jackson took his first step last week. >> that's so sweet. >> miraculous evening. i still cannot believe it's been a year. there were no deaths. we use the word "miracle." no deaths that night and there was a lit billion it of a surprise that the family now has 2 2-month-old roxanne. i said did yo have any misgivings about going back to the same hospital. they said absolutely not but we did check the weather report. >> dr. holly phillips, dr. jon lapook. thank you. >>> coming up next a story of courage and grit. a woman who's taking the street of new york one year after losing everything to superstorm sandy. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." ♪ music ♪ ♪ music ♪ it's so much more than coffee. brew the love. keurig. [ male announcer ] at scott, we don't need elaborate stunts

. >>> officials in connecticut are set to release a report of the last sandy hook shooting. it details the investigation into that massacre. thwhen the shooting stops, 20 school children and six teach percent dead. >> reporter: every parents' nightmare new town, connecticut, almost one year ago. 20 first graders and six women were shot dead at sandy hook elementary school days before christmas. the gunmen, adam lanza had killed his own mother in her bed before driving to the school. the police estimate it took lansa less than five minutes to commit his crimes and commit suicide. he carried with him a rifle, two hands guns and multiple rounds of ammunition. a second round was found in his car. the shootings shocked the nation. problem led tribute to a special memorial service two days later. >> obama: can we honestly say that we're doing enough to keep our children, all of them, safe from harm. >> reporter: it ignited nationwide campaign for gun law reform on radio and tv. the bill was passed around the senate calling for a ban on semiautomatic weapons and limit the size of m

. >>> investigators release an extensive report on the sandy hook school shooting revealing chilling new details about the gunman adam lanza. >> please halt a petition for all 11.5 undocumented immigrants in this country right now. >>> and president obama is forced to turn and face a heckler demanding action on immigration reform. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, november 26th, this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, november 26th, 2013. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, that nasty winter storm causing problems in the south is heading for the east coast this morning. the storm is blamed for at least 11 highway deaths, most in texas. well, this morning, a winter storm warning has been issued for parts of west virginia, where 9 inches of snow could fall. in kentucky last night, a wintry mix made for some treacherous travel. parts of north carolina and virginia will see freezing rain and snow. and for most of the east coast, this storm will be a very heavy rain event. there was also a dangerous mix of snow and free

her name sandy. >> one visual sandy and one gentle loving sandy. >> exactly. >> in the same night. i've got her down as hero in my phone. >> jackson was taken to a nearby hospital for a few more weeks before going home. a year later, the shepherds are weathering happier challenges. 14 maryland jackson took his first step last week. >> that's so sweet. >> miraculous evening. i still cannot believe it's been a year. there were no deaths. we use the word "miracle." no deaths that night and there was a lit billion it of a surprise that the family now has 2 2-month-old roxanne. i said did yo have any misgivings about going back to the same hospital. they said absolutely not but we did check the weather report. >> dr. holly phillips, dr. jon lapook. thank you. >>> coming up next a story of courage and grit. a woman who's taking the street of new york one year after losing everything to superstorm sandy. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." ♪ music ♪ ♪ music ♪ it's so much more than coffee. brew the love. keurig. [ male announcer ] at scott, we don't need elaborate stunts

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showed he was me the vicinity of sandy hook elementary school the day before the shooting. scott, the families of the victims were briefed on this report and chose not to comment today. >> pelley: elaine, thank you very much. now on to another important story breaking this evening. severe weather has taken lives and is making a mess of things before the holiday. a storm system blamed for at least ten deaths is on the move from texas and is headed toward the northeast as millions of americans head to the highways and airports for thanksgiving. anna werner is in dallas for us tonight. anna? >> reporter: scott, half of the dead and many of those injured in storm-related traffic accidents were here in texas. parts of west texas got as much as five inches of snow, but it was ice that caused the most travel problems. nearly 500 flights were canceled at dallas fort worth airport. evan van doren was trying to get to indiana. >> i look forward to thanksgiving all year long. having a day cut off this trip is not the best thing in the world for me. >> reporter: icy conditions crept ea

he called what had happened in new jersey the last year the spirit of sandy. he spoke about people coming together. he said, "when the lights went out, no one cared what color your skin was." he said, "when you didn't have any food, no one cared whether it was a republican or a democrat offering you the food. when you didn't have a warm place for your family because of what happened in the storm, you didn't care if it was someone who thought that government should be big or small. at that moment the spirit of sandy infected all of us." reverend carter was right. and he prayed that day that the spirit of sandy would stay with us well beyond the days that the recovery will take. my pledge to you tonight is i will govern with the spirit of sandy. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's true of new jersey and all the people who live here, they're ready to live that way, too. as you governor it's never mattered to me where someone is from, whether they voted for me or not, what the color of their skin was or their political party. for me being governor has always been abou

the long0awaited report on the sandy hook tragedy answers some questions, but not all. the 48-page summary into the mass anger was released monday. the report makes it clear motive was unknown. adam lanza had a large arsenal. >> adam lived with his mother nancy, a woman that took care of his needs, including providing the weapons used to kill her and 26 others at sandy hook elementary school. his relationship with his family was strained at best, except when it came to guns. >> this was an open gun locker in the family home. the 20-year-old led an isolated life. he spent his time playing video games, some violent like school shooting. some night like the dance game ddr. his bedroom windows were covered with track bag liners. for the three months leading up to the shooting he insisted conversations with his mother be by email even though they lived under the same roof. he was diagnosed with asperger' and had mental issues that showed no signs of aggressive nature. he was particular about the food he ate and clothes he wore. his mother cooked his favourite foods and left