second, fema was well prepared for ida. thanks to congressional action in the 16 years since, we have authorities that give us the flexibility and ability to lean in a much quicker than we have in the past to bring the full force of the federal family into position so we can respond quickly. we pre-positioned millions of liters of water, millions of meals, specialized response teams, and numerous resources from our federal community to deploy based on the immediate needs after the storm had passed. at fema, we say disaster response is locally executed, state managed, and federally supported. i am proud of how well we supported our state and local partners in responding to this storm. this is particularly true, given the challenges involving responding to a disaster made the ongoing covid-19 pandemic. third, as this storm hit the u.s., fema was ready to implement important policy changes to help underserved communities, which are often disproportionately impacted by disasters to obtain individual assistance to the full exten

navigate fema's bureaucracy. new hampshire has responded positivity -- positively to the creation of it in new hampshire. have you found that fits have been helpful in bridging the gap between state and federal partners? >> we do not have a fit team. in ohio, we do not have a team member or integrated team. reviews from other state directors who do have been positive. i was in region five in chicago, my partner states, the majority of them have fema integrated teams, and they have been helpful in the area have been hired. i do not have a tremendous amount on this. i do know as my colleagues and i have talked about it they have been pleased with the fits they have on their team from fema. >> i look forward to learning more from reactions from other states. this might be an area we might want to expand on. federal disaster recovery funds administered by fema allow a small percentage of each grin to be used to cover management costs like grant processing or oversight. management costs awarded for disaster can only b

fema website. has fema developed an inventory of resources yet? >> what we have developed is our mitigation action portfolio. it provides examples of mitigation projects that have been done across the country that can help communities better understand the projects that could be available. if that does not answer, i will look into exactly what you are talking about. i would also like to say we provide technical assistance. we understand that not all communities have the ability to hire someone to come in and write a competitive grant application, which is why we are doing direct assistance through our program. we offer this to 10 communities during the first round, and we have doubled up to 20 communities. i have worked with our state partners to help identify the communities that need this assistance the most so we can reach those populations that would otherwise not try to apply for this type of assistance. >> thank you for that. the gao has published a report in which it notes the complexity of

fema was well-prepared for ida. because of the congressional the 15 years since katrina we have the authority to give us the flexibility to lean in quicker than we have in theuc past. the full force of the federal family is in position so we can respond quickly. we prepositioned millions of liters of water millions of meals specialized response teams in numerous resourcesiz from our federal community did a play based on immediate need after the storm had passed. at fema we have seen the disaster response was locally executed managed and federally supported and i'mst proud of how well we supported our state and local partners in responding tol the storm. this is particularly true given the special challenges involved in responding to a disaster amidst ongoing covid-19 pandemic. third is the storm hit the united states fema was ready to implement important policy changes tot help underserved communities which are often disproportionately impacted. to obtain individual assistance to the full extent that they are eligib

from our folks at fema , often they fema system can actually disaster exacerbate racial and economic inequalities after a disaster. marginalized communities as you mentioned are often exposed to damage and have er less access to resources in order to recover and a trend that's only going to continue is climate change continues to create more frequent and more destructive disasters. so my question is straightforward. what more can fema do to promote equity within its programs and ensure that those who are hit hardest by these disasters and are generally folks who are economically disadvantaged and in communities of color? they need to have the opportunity to recover. what more should fema do. >> as i said in our opening statements , it's not one agency. it's a collaboration of agencies altogether. when you look at footprints like louisiana and you look at the multiple parishes that were impacted and you look at the neighborhoods that are geographically isolated in some cases a bit like a ports sulfur all the way down in whiteman's parish. oc homes maybe 15 homes and another 15 miles i

our folks at fema. often, a fema system can exacerbate racial and economic inequality after a disaster. communities are often exposed to damage, particularly marginalized communities. this is a trend that will continue as climate change continues to create more frequent and destructive disasters. so my question is straightforward. what more can fema do to promote equity within its programs and ensure that those who are hit hardest by these disasters, generally folks who are economically disadvantaged and in communities of color -- they need to have the opportunity to recover. what more should fema do? >> as i said in our opening statement, it is not one agency. it's a collaboration of agencies altogether. when you look at a footprint like louisiana and you look at the multiple parishes impacted, and you look at those who are geographically isolated, like a port sulfur, all the way down in other parishes, you will see maybe 15 homes and then maybe another 15 miles of industrial, then another ten homes. s

because fema mapping is not accurate. i know fema ducked. a lot of the reason for inaccuracy was baking and climate change. they don't want to punish anyone but fema took a dive in this one. the results is one you have to live with all the time which is bad maps. what are you doing to try to make sure you are operating off good flood maps and when you have to come in for emergency response, people are not being clobbered by the fact that they did not know they were in a flood zone and did not have insurance and now they are really stuck? what is the view from the front? >> thank you for the question. any project the corps does, there are two imperatives. we want to get the engineering right. we want to make sure we are good stewards of the taxpayers money. to understand the topography and hydrology, we agree, that is absolutely essential. that is the bedrock engineering is founded on. i will relook based on the information you provided to make sure we are indeed using the best science available. >> often predictions relat

because fema mapping isn't accurate. i know fema ducked because a lot of the reason for the inaccuracy was they would have to bake in climate change. and they're very powerful forces that want to punish anybody who talks about climate change, so fema took a dive on this one, in my view. but the result is one that you all have to live with all the time, which is bad maps. what are you doing to try to make sure that you're operating off good flood maps and when you have to come in with emergency ready bonds, people aren't being clobbered by the fact they didn't know they were in a flood zone so they didn't have the proper insurance, so they're stuck. you're in middle of all that. what's the view from the front? >> senator, thank you for that question. many projects that the corps does, there's two imperatives. we want to make sure we get the engineering right and we want to make sure we're in control of the projects and are good stewards of the taxpayers' money. to your comments to make sure we understand the topography an

because fema mapping isn't accurate. i know fema ducked because a lot of the reason for the inaccuracy was that they would have to bake in climate change and their very powerful forces, don't want to punish anybody that talks about climate change, so fema took a dive on this one, in my view. the result is one that you have to live with all the time, which is bad maps. what are you doing to try to make sure that you're operating off of good flood maps and when you have to come in with your emergency response, people aren't being clobbered by the fact that they didn't know they were in a flood zone, they didn't have proper insurance, so now you're really stuck. you're in the middle of all of that. what's the view from the front? >> senator, thank you for that question. and any project that the court does, there's two imperatives. i want everyone to make sure we get the engineering right, and we want to make sure we're in control of the projects and are good stewards of the taxpayers' money. to make sure we understand the t

fema mapping isn't accurate. i know fema ducked because a lot of the reason for the inaccuracy was they'd have to face climate change and a very powerful force than i do want to punish anyone who talks about climate change and fema took a dive on this one in my view. the results are one that you all have to live with all the time which is bad maps. what are you doing to try to make sure that you are operating off a flood maps them to have to come in with your response people are being clobbered by the fact that they didn't know they were in a flood zone so they didn't have proper insurance and now they are really stuck. here in the middle of all that what's the view from the front? >> senator thank you for that question. in any project that the court has their two imperatives. they want to make sure we get the engineering right and then we want to make sure we are in control of the projects in the taxpayers money. to your comments to make sure we understand the topography and the hydrology that as we agree with y

if you look at fema's recovery dollars, where they go, money follows money, money follows power, money follows whites. and communities of color generally are further marginalized after storm after storm after storm. >> reporter: fema says it's provided more than a billion dollars in aid for all the storms in southwest louisiana. the agency also says it has taken steps to improve the equity of its responses: easing requirements for proof of homeownership, and using data on things like poverty, housing and transportation access to better place disaster recovery centers. tony robinson is the administrator for fema's region 6, which includes louisiana. >> our focus is really on helping survivors, meeting survivors where they are and providing our services in an equitable manner for all survivors. we've made progress. we still have work to do. we're gonna continue to work that. >> reporter: but for many residents here, the inequities go well beyond fema's response. trameka rankins has lived for 20 years in a neighborhood hard hit by the recent disasters. greinwich terrace is a low- lying, l

in that bill is 3.5 billion for fema for flood mitigation actions and assistance. you also have $492 million for flood mapping and forecasting for the oceanic and atmospheric administration. another $80 million for noaa for the detection of droughts, floods and wildfires. is that enough money? can you start taking care of this problem? guest: it's a great question. the answer is, i'm not sure. we just finished our modeling across all of the country to understand what is at risk today. now, there is a secondary analysis that can start to be done on what we were trying to fortify the we were trying to harden against this risk. but would that cost? the dollars and cents that go into that -- i do not know what the specific numbers, i cannot tell you if it is enough. but i can tell you what the risks are and where we see them. the restaurant fema and those dollars, those are for specific problems which are definitely needed. our model is dependent on those types of organizations providing data so we can do the root -- work, so we can create a model and tell you about th

has fema ben there to help at all? >> yes, ma'am, fema has been here on the ground going door to door getting information from the people in the community, but it's taken a while to get any housing or camper trailers here to get shelter for our people. it's taken quite a while to get there but they are on the ground feeding the information to their superiors, but we're still waiting, like i said earlier, people are living with blue tarps on their roof. when it rains, it's raining in their homes, you know. >> how many people do you think are still homeless there? how many people would you say are in tents right now? >> oh, i can't tell you how many. there's a few in tents. some of them sleep in their vehicles. we've got about 35% of residents that you can't even live in, their homes are destroyed. >> i mean, people sleeping in their cars, it's been a month. what's the answer? >> the answer is we need help from the federal government to send us campers or trailers that powers our people. that is the answer. >> so just so

if you look at fema's recovery dollars, where they go, money follows power, money follows whites. in communities of color generally are further mainalized, storm after storm afr storm. >> fema says it has provided more than a billion dollars in aid for all the storms in southwest louisiana. the agency also says has taken steps to improve the equity of its responses, easing requirements for proof of homeownership and using data on things like poverty, housing and transportation access to better place disaster recovery centers. tony robinson is the administrator for region six, which includes louisiana. >> the focus is really on helping survivors, meeting survivors where they are, and providing our services in an equitable manner for all survivors. we still have work to do. >> for many residents here, the inequities go well beyond fema's respse. sheas lived for 20 years in a neighborhood hard-hit by the recent disasters. this is a low-lying, largely black neighborhood in lake charles. it sits next to a waterway and every time there's heavy rain, the area floods. tell me what your ho

psaki: it would be asked by the governor and granted by fema. we are in close touch with the governor and his team, but i would point you to fema if there is an update. >> [indiscernible] the judge blocked the stoppage of that. how does this underscore that effort [indiscernible] sec. psaki: i think one of the reasons that there are also existing oil leases -- not that it was your question -- that are still ongoing. that has not changed. you referenced ongoing litigation. i think the president has identified addressing the climate crisis is a core priority for him and this administration and taking every step possible to do that remains a priority. i would not say this changes that. that has been the case before this and will be the case even as we work to ensure recovery is complete. go ahead, andrew. >> last week, chairman thompson said that his committee would be making referrals for criminal contempt in the event trump administration witnesses failed to honor the subpoenas that have been served. in past administrations, these sorts of referr

psaki: it would be asked by the governor and granted by fema. i don't have any updates on that. we are continuing to closely monitoring. we are in close touch with the governor and his team, but i would point you to fema if there is an update. >> is there an effort to stop offshore drilling? how does this underscore that effort [indiscernible] sec. psaki: i think one of the reasons that there are also existing oil leases -- not that it was your question -- that are still ongoing. that has not changed. you referenced ongoing litigation. i think the president has identified addressing the climate crisis is a core priority for him and this administration and taking every step possible to do that remains a priority. i would not say this changes that. that has been the case before this and will be the case even as we work to ensure recovery is complete. go ahead, andrew. >> last week, chairman thompson said that his committee would be making referrals for criminal contempt in the event trump administration witnesses failed to honor the subpoenas that have been served. in past adminis

nationally, i've been asking since march 17 about what fema allocated to the crisis. they just got back to me about two weeks ago. nearly $109 on the airlines and hotel bills in our country. with this and the money behind it might direct troops in the southern border, there's nothing the president can do to stop that. we don't work for biden, biden works for the american people. we make the loss it has to be followed and you see the governor stepping up meeting with abbott and ron desantis who has been fantastic and securing the border not just the southwest border and mutual aid but floridians safety and well-being, their coming to the table. we have a situation where every state in the country is not a border town. liz: and drug gains and u.s. cities, every state is a border state in that regard because of the flow of drug network into the u.s. state among your take on the u.s. supreme court ruling in favor of former president trump's plan to use $3.6 billion in things like pension funds for the portable? the biden white house stopped that this is pushback from the

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after any event working with fema we evaluated ourselves to see where we can improve, for the temporary mission even though we are installing roofs at almost twice the rate as the previous efforts, we look for ways to get started sooner by speeding up how to get them to the contractors and by bringing in potentially the contractors early. looking more broadly we continue to see the weather evens across the nation s last year alone we responded to 228 different disasters including ten hurricanes, nine major floods and three major wildfires. one of the ways of responding to the challenges by incorporating the climate change resiliency into the planning process given the scale of climate change a more regional approach to planning for the future events as required and recently the chief of engineers made a c recommendation for the authorization of the $29 billion systemwide risk management strategy for the coastline of texas. when looking at any future project we understand we need to comprehensively evaluate and analyze all benefits. the water resource development act created flexibility

i would point you to fema about -- for an update. reporter: the judge blocked -- how does this underscore that effort? sec. psaki: one of the reasons -- it has not changed. i've referenced the ongoing litigation. the president has identified identifying the crisis. certainly taking every step possible to do that remains a priority. this does not change that. it will be the case, even as we work to ensure that recovery is complete. [indiscernible] reporter: in past administrations, referrals have not been active. i know the president has said it is independent of the white house, but will the biden administration break with the recent president and actually follow the law? >> these witnesses have not -- sec. psaki: these witnesses have not failed to appear. there have been cases -- since you asked about january 6, where we did not exert executive privilege in the matter of doj officials called to testify before congress. obviously, issues will remain. we are not quite at the point where anyone has failed to appear. reporter: past admi

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we have asked that fema delay implementing this program or reconsider altogether. now, by the way, fema has been slow to share information with policyholders, and frankly misleading congress, hiding the true consequences of 2.0, not being up front with the cost in the out years. they said they would tell policyholders by august 1 of the increase of premiums by august 1, but they missed the deadline. it didn't come down to homeowners and insurers until middle september. some are still trying to figure out what this rating system will mean for their life. in 2019, my office reached out to the administration and we were able to successfully delay the implementation, saying that there needed to be further consideration. this time, however, the biden administration has chosen not to delay. now, let's just take a quote from a working family in lake charles, louisiana, who does noe in a flood zone. they currently pay $572 for a -- for flood insurance on a single family home that's worth approximately $250,000. the quote he received -- this is real life. this isn't theoret

and get texas class pick up the bill, they've devoted $3 billion fighting the border crisis and get fema good night the request when fema granted other requests at a rate of ten a month but different's request from texas would be admissions the biden administration policies created an emergency. >> we've got republican texas congressman gonzales putting out press releases say panama is morning migrants with al qaeda ties intend to cross. that's dangerous we are playing politics at the sign of weakness to say was clearly a disaster zone, to say it's not is what's coming out of the white house, really? >> this is a national security crisis and the administration has plenty of notice with this next group, hopefully they heed the warning but i fear they won't and instead of preventing the group from illegally immigrating into the country consistent if they were to be consistent, they were quickly, with the hope media would not be paying attention and it endangers americans. >> border patrol authorities have repeatedly come on saying media and democrats and the white house are being naÏve, t

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since then fema processed assistance applications for merely 30 thousand new jerseyans and approved $150 million in repairs, replacement, rental assistance. between 2010 and 2020 this state has had 24 extreme weather events. 24. nationally extreme weather cost taxpayers over $100 billion a year. our plan will build our roads higher. our levees stronger, power grids more durable. all to which stand the ever increasing intensity of extreme weather. and with my build back better plan, we'll address the root cause of ever increased weather and destruction. the climate crisis. we have a climate crisis. i have flown all over this nation this year. in helicopters, from lake immediate -- more -- lick meade. more land has been born to the ground in the west, to the grownt -- ground, than the entire state of new jersey. from all the way down to cape may, all the way up to the hudson. that's how much has burned to the ground. my long overdue environmental cleanup. clean up passaic river. the nation's most expensive superfund site. we are going to invest $42 billion in modernizing and electrifying o

since then, fema processed assistance applications for nearly 30,000 new jerseyans and approved $150 million in repairs, replacement, and rental assistance and other needs. between 2010 and 2020, this state has had 24 extreme weather events - 24. nationally, extreme weather, as i said, cost the taxpayers $100 billion a year . our plan is going to build our roads higher, our levees stronger, our power grids more durable, all to withstand the ever-increasing ferocity and intensity of extreme weather. and with my build back better plans, we're going to address the root cause of ever-increasing extreme weather and destruction. the climate crisis - we have a climate crisis. i've flown all over this nation this year, in helicopters, going from lake mead - you know, more land, gov, has been burned to the ground in the west - to the ground - forest homes - than the entire state of new jersey, from all the way down to cape may, all the way up to the hudson. that's how much has burned to the ground. my infrastructure bill will also put americans to work for long-overdue national environmental

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