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she got a google alert about fema seeking bids to provide meals to puerto rican victims of hurricane maria. last october, brown scored a $156 million contract to provide 30 million meals at a cost of $5.10 each. she subcontracted the job to two companies, including a corporate itterer in atlanta with 11 employees. did you really think that 11 toople were going to do millions of meals? >> she told me she was experienced with this work, and that as time got on-- as time ant on, that she would be abl to hire additional people to scale up. nl reporter: only 50,000 of the 30 million meals were delivered. mima terminated her contract due to late delivery. >> fema should have understood. >> reporter: fema picked brown after vetting her, even though

she got a google alert about fema seeking bids to provide meals to puerto rican victims of hurricane maria. last october, brown scored a $156 million contract to provide 30 million meals at a cost of $5.10 each. she subcontracted the job to two companies, including a corporate caterer in atlanta with 11 employees. did you really think that 11 people were going to do millions of meals? >> she told me she was experienced with this work, and that as time got on-- as time went on, that she would be able to hire additional people to scale up. >> reporter: only 50,000 of the 30 million meals were delivered. fema terminated her contract due to late delivery. >> fema should have understood. >> reporter: fema picked brown after veth her, even though she had no experience working large-scale disasters. brown has had five previous government contracts terminated for not delivering required food and her inability to ship product. >> i've had challenges in that area, particularly because i'm so young and being a woman in this world, in the food industry world. you pour the water in it and it heat up. >

she got a google alert about fema seeking bids to provide meals to puerto rican victims of hurricane maria. last october brown scored a $156 million contract to provide 30 million meals at a cost of $5.10 each. she subcontracted the job to two companies, including a corporate caterer in atlanta with 11 employees. did you really think that 11 people were going to do millions of meals? >> she told me she was experienced with this work and as time got on -- as time went on that she would be able to hire additional people to scale up. >> reporter: only 50,000 of the 30 million meals were delivered. fema terminated her contract due to late delivery. >> fema should have understood -- >> reporter: fema picked brown after vetting her, even though she had no experience working large-scale disasters. brown has had five previous government contracts terminated for not delivering required food and her inability to ship products. >> i've had challenges in that area, particularly because i'm so young and being a woman in this world, in the food industry world. >> you pour water in it and it heats up. >>

they delivered the contract to atlanta entrepreneur tiffany brown. she reportedly had no experience in large-scale disaster relief. three weeks later the contract was canceled. congress is investigating the contract and how fema handled the disaster. >>> the "san francisco chronicle" reports a second man in california has undergone breakthrough gene editing. there's also been no safety issues from the first man's treatment three months ago. in november a 44-year-old phoenix man became the first to have gene editing done inside the body for a metabolic disease. doctors say he's doing well. a second man underwent the procedure last month for the same disease. >>> metro montreal reports canadian prime minister justin trudeau is facing backlash after he suggested a woman use "peoplekind. "the woman asked a question during a town hall meeting last week. >> maternal love is the love that's going to change the future of mankind. >> we like to say peoplekind, not necessarily mankind. >> there we go, exactly. >> it's more inclusive. >> well, the audience appl

wind advisory by the maria national weather service, it goes until midnight. tan or light brown it's for our hills, north bay hills expected to reach gusts 50, 55 miles per hour, those are damaging winds. it has to do with the high pressure that is still parked over the west. but then as we get into the afternoon, we have a system dropping in and bringing us that cooler weather, bringing us the windy weather, not going to bring us any rain. i will have a look at the afternoon highs today and extended forecast coming up. >>> thank you, rosemary. >>> 8:05. tomorrow is an important deadline for california wildfires survivors. sunday the final day to file for disaster assistance through fema. city officials are concerned that the most vulnerable fire victims reason aware the deadline. most concerned are those facing challenges like homelessness, disability or language barrier. officials have set up clinics, spread the word and are also visiting homeless encampments to share that information. >>> a man suspected robbing the same convenience store twice, authorities

." >>> it's been more than four months since hurricane maria ravaged puerto rico and now fema is once again coming under fire. in october the agency awarded one woman, tiffany brown, a multimillion dollar contract to provide 30 million meals to the island. the first 50,000 meals arrived late and separated from their heating bags. fema refused to distribute them and rejected more than 75,000 additional meals that were on the way. project . meanwhile: >> my biggest regret was that the people of puerto rico did not get the food. >> reporter: what was your biggest mistake? >> not asking for more help. relief efforts for puerto rico. -- help on this project. >> meanwhile the silicon valley community foundation is stepping up relief efforts for puerto rico. they held a meeting today with island officials. their goal? to raise $3 million to install solar panels on 100 clinics throughout puerto rico. >> and the island seems to have been abandoned. 1/3 of the island has no power, no electricity. about 400,000 puerto ricans have left the island out of a population of 3.1. that's probably about

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the island was devastated by hurricane maria in september. in the storm's aftermath, the new york times says the federal emergency management agency asked an entrepreneur named tiffany brown, who had no experience of overseeing disaster relief efforts, to deliver the food. fema insists no puerto ricans missed a meal as a result of the failed agreement. one person has been killed in a pile—up in missouri that involved over 100 vehicles. the crash happened on sunday, but the drone footage, filmed by the springfield fire department, has just been released. as you can see, the accident stretches several hundred metres, and involves cars, trucks and lorries. it's thought the icy conditions were the cause of the crash. we've just got time to tell you about some important new research from the world economic forum. they have discovered that children aged between four and six perform much better when dressed as batman. no, this is not fake news! i'm serious! is it adults or children, i don't know! asking for a friend! yes, they put 180 kids into th