fema is overseeing it. what is fema's role in the grant program? >> absolutely, so, fema is the fiduciary agent. we will administer the grant on -- behalf of cisa, they are the subject matter experts, they will define the parameters in which individuals or organizations can request assistance. they will review the grant applications to make allocation determinations. so, this is a huge issue, a huge grant program, or very excited about it, cybersecurity waits for no one. so, is fema ready today to do what it needs to do? is it just waiting for cisa to finish setting up the program? what is the delay? like i said, last we heard it was late spring, early summer. you know, we are in early summer. >> congressman, i hadn't heard that timeline. i don't know specifically what the delay will be. we are working really closely with cisa. this is a brand-new grant program, we want to make sure that we get the requirements right so that we can reach out to those organizations that are going to benefit the most from this new grant program. >> so, you're working

and fema is overseeing it. what is fema's role in this program? >> absolutely. fema is the administer of the grant. they send all the requirements and they are the subject matter experts and they will define the revelers in which individuals or organizations can request assistance. and they will review the grant applications to make allocations determinations. >> this is a huge grant program we are excited about it. the money -- cybersecurity waits for no one. is fema ready today to do what it needs to do? is it just waiting for sessa -- cisa to finish the program? what is the delay? because last we heard it was late early summer. we are in early summer. >> i haven't heard that timeline. i don't know specifically what the delay will be. we are working closely with cisa . this is a brand-new grant program we want to make sure we get the requirements right that we can reach out to the organizations that will benefit the most from his new grant program. >> but you are working in relationship with cisa right now. it is good there is no pickup there? >> not that i am

placed on fema. and is held this year on fema's workforce, fema's workforce has experienced several challenges related to recruitment, retention, and training for example. i understand that fema is working to address these challenges and i look forward to hearing more today about how the agency is working to help this incredible workforce thrive. investing in fema's workforce ensures that they will be continued to prepared for cat tackling they request to contain several initiatives to help support and strengthen fema's workforce. the for the incident management workforce. fema administers preparedness grants to states and local such as the urban area security initiative and the state homeland security program. see these funds assist states with building and maintaining homeless clarity capabilities to prepare for and prepare for threats. as a former law enforcement when i was a police chief. i relied i relied on the program to keep my community safe. . last year i introduced hr 50 1:15 that recogniz

fema is overseeing it. what is fema's role in the grant program? >> absolutely, so, fema is the fiduciary agent. we will administer the grant on -- behalf of cisa, they are the subject matter experts, they will define the parameters in which individuals or organizations can request assistance. they will review the grant applications to make allocation determinations. so, this is a huge issue, a huge grant program, or very excited about it, cybersecurity waits for no one. so, is fema ready today to do what it needs to do? is it just waiting for cisa to finish setting up the program? what is the delay? like i said, last we heard it was late spring, early summer. you know, we are in early summer. >> congressman, i hadn't heard that timeline. i don't know specifically what the delay will be. we are working really closely with cisa. this is a brand-new grant program, we want to make sure that we get the requirements right so that we can reach out to those organizations that are going to benefit the most from this new grant program. >> so, you're working

to fema to through the gao for houston? >> congressman green mitigation is one of my top rarities. we need to be able to take a lot of efforts and work towards a weekend due to prevent these natural disasters. i'm aware in appreciate the struggles that harris county and houston is facing. we do have a number of programs and the one that you are mentioning his supposed disaster program and its administrative estate and passes through the state whichch means it would goo gao in your case. we also have predisaster in mitigation. the infrastructure andnd communities program in which you can apply directly to fema. i'd be happy to have my original office get in touch with your staff to talk about ways we can make sure they are taking advantage of this predisaster program. >> i would greatly appreciaten it. and cannot happen rather quickly because there are other things that does are happening with the dol and this can have an impact. will someone contact my staff or who is the proper person to contact? >> my staff will follow pu

fiscal year 2023 budget request contains several initiatives to help support spring the fema workforce for 20 management workforce administering the preparedness grant such as the urban area security initiative and the state homeland security program. the science of state and local jurisdiction building and maintaining homeland security capability to prepare for and respond. as a former law-enforcement executive team the benefits from other jurisdictions when i was a police chief iv —- relied on the program to help keep my community safe. last year i introduced hr 5115, the homeland security preservation act which recognizes the importance of security capability for the community i am pleased the legislation passed the house in march and confidence that the subcommittee will continue to do our part to push for this legislation to become law as an advocate to be concerned of the agency budget request visibly or 2023 which proposes test to urban area security initiative in the state security program. look forward to our conversation today about these vital programs and i am pleased to

what role is fema going to play in expediting the rebuilding of puerto rico's electric grid which is nothing short of an emergency. >> congressmen have a large team we put in place in puerto rico reworking very closely with the puerto rican government as they are rebuilding from hurricane maria. we are working hand-in-hand with them as they have projects and helplp them expedite some of the payments to get things moving faster but also working with them on these longer-term complicated projects that just take time to finish and complete. i have a large team over there that's working hand-in-hand and we have continuous engagement with the puerto rican governors as well as the staff to make sure we are meeting their needs. >> my time has expired. >> ndthe gentleman's time has expired. administrator criswell that includes her first-round of questions. we do have time for a second round of questions. members oranges in participating please remain in a hearing room or turn your cameras on. i recognized myself for five minutes. it c bannister do you set a mine ago what we need to do as a n

whethey move into a fema unit, if the parish tells you to evacuate, evacuate. roby: with so many still in trailers, orgeron says they'll have almost double the number of people to evacuate if a hurricane hits lafourche parish. >> one of the things that we have to consider is, is how do we move those people if we have a hurricane? certainly can't ride a hurricane out in a camper. it certainly weighs heav roby: cecil lapeyrouse's grandfather built his store in 1914. >> it's a big tradition, it's heritage. that's the big thing of what's making me go and keep going. roby: he finally reopened on memorial day but he says he simply can't take another destructive hurricane. >> i'm not going to try and redo it aga. you know, because i mean, this is a lot. i wouldn't do it again. roby: commercial crabber chad nezaro, who is still rebuilding his house, told us the same thing. >> the last last three years i've evacuated seven times for storms and then ida was the worst, obviously. i'm not sure i could take another one down here, to be honest with you. roby: with so much un

roby: fema federal coordinating officer john long. john: we can't wave a wand and put things back the way they were. there are unmet needs. there was not enough affordable housing before the disaster. and so, when a hurricane comes and destroys that, it just becomes a very difficult situation. and that's part of why recovery takes so long. roby: what do you say to your own people that said, we are struggling? john: it's always a struggle. and i can't tell you that we dropped any one particular ball. there are a couple of hundred people, just fema people, working to coordinate and make this entire mission work. roby: adding to the difficulty, says lafourche parish administrator mitch orgeron, critical infrastructure still needs to be fixed. mitch: we have some pump stations that were damaged. we need to be able to pump the water when it rains. roby: forecasters expect this to be an above-average hurricane season. and that could mean trouble for places like coastal louisiana, where so many people are still reeling from hurricane ida. ev

she didn't know how to navigate the fema process. i was in castle wood and able to meet with that mayor, brian, and get his sense how their town had been devastated by a tornado. mr. speaker, these are not big towns to be specific, castle wood is 627 people and wessington springs has 956 and these are good mayors. these are good public works directors. these are good city counselors. -- city councillors. the gentleman is right when he says this is about fairness. h.r. 7211 makes sure that fema will provide, will have an advocate, will help these small communities better collect and present the information that's vital to a disaster declaration. we all get it, if the information filed with fema is deficient, if it does not approve a certain amount of damage, then you're not going to get the declaration that's needed by these communities so they can move forward with the recovery that these small and rural communities need every bit as the larger, more sophisticated communities do. and so, mr. speaker, i commend the gentleman from new

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equipment and fema vehicles. that to me is just good corporate responsibility where people were working 24/7 on your plant floors. when you fast forward to today, how much different is the economy then than it was, than it is now? >> well, you know, we're several thousand team members bigger today than what we were, it's a bigger ship to steer, but we really diversified our business. we were predominantly housing. we did a lot of housing for the manufactured housing markets. we did supply fema and turned off our positional markets and fema every time there was a hurricane in need for housing but after 2010, you know, we really were focused on rv's, after markets we got into europe , all sorts of trailering businesses and commercial vehicle businesses and buses, so we diversified our markets along with marine and market-focus pretty solid. over the last decade, so when these bumps come along we have more market to spread our business over and you think about rv's 25-$35,000 for the most popular unit, so it's not a

some schools count men who practice with women's teams as full members of the fema squad. colleges double and triple count athletes if they are eligible to compete in more than one sport. schools routinely use the sport of rowing to inflate their fema rosters. some never compete. for more on this i am jned by usa today's rachel erickson and a civil rights attorney and three-time olympic gold medalist in swimming and the founder of an organization dedicated to gender equality in sports. rachel, why do schools do this? >> the short answer is taycan. some of these counting methods are allowed under the rules. double and triple counting, indoor and outdoor track and field. one female athlete can count two or three times. florida state has 13 men on their cross-country roster and 43 women. it looks like more opportunities even if there are not. the federal government allows that type of counting. having these numbers out there is the best publicly available numbers allows schools to avoid scrutiny either in the form of a complaint to the federal government or any federal lawsui

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with fema, we're producing more clothing and throwing it away, faster. a lucrative business for some people with it has economic benefits for people who work here and for investors. scott, industry to south america has become a dumping ground with it. but what you throw away is what we went by sorta why has the gum and production industry gone so badly? rome and who is paying the real price of fast fashion? i'll search for answers takes us to south america with we're in the at a come a desert in northern sheila where some of the global fashion industries, discarded clothing ends up. locals are taking us to a dumpsite, past settlements of make shift hunts. we drive past piles of used tie as then clothing, heaps and heaps of it a vast landfill site for textiles in the middle of the desert. the stench of chemical vapors hangs in the air. freddy is a local man. he's outraged by these mountains of discounted clothes you know, with that he would fail. it is of the market now in the summer. there are a lot of fires. florida where the textiles are highly flammab

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would you agree fema is administering a border and it is in crisis? >> i would say the work we're doing to help coordinate the migrant crossings is in support of our partners at cbp and ice. >> harris: maybe she didn't hear the question. is there a border crisis? i think the sky is blue. she testified before the house homeland security committee. she is asking for more money after money intended for her agency went to the southern border. republican congresswoman is in focus now and a member of the homeland security committee. i should say she is the ranking member on the subcommittee on fema and the first to tell us the cash was going into other places when we were looking to feed our children baby formula. your reaction today? >> this is just another example of how the democrat policies are failing everyday americans and for the people that they claim to represent the most are working class families and families and individuals at risk. they're the ones suffering the most under their policy. it is absolutely mind blowing to me that fema, the emergen

thought the fema it'll fit akita. slater would love on central hospital and live with them. i had a serious problems on a personal level, and i was unable to live there button my to go to that you want to know their story. you so migrants clarified and reliable information for migrants. ah mm. hm wade and cleaved 22000000 bulbs are leaving this warehouse in georgia and heading to customers in europe. there they'll flour into snow. drops the delicate flowers are hugely popular in europe. although few are aware where these much loved early bloomers come from. ah, fragrant and fragile spring snowflakes and snow drops for the 1st flowers to appear after the long caucasus winter. but for many georgians, there more than just a pretty sight to her too. now jackie li, their livelihood, or at least to be precise, their bulbs are every year in the 3 month snow drop season from march through may. she collects them on gay that we talked to. it's a hard job shell. ideally, it's not ruining my health, but i do get tired, miss how much? okay. oh, gathering snow drop bulbs is tough. manual

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that's all i ask for from fema. >> there you go. glad you got in there. it's being called a 1,000-year storm. we appreciate it. >> thanks. >> president biden and vice president kamala harris and speaking pelosi are among the top democrats who oppose school choice, they're also among the privileged few who is afford to send their kids to private school. we'll talk to lara trump about it coming. >> the all-american concert series continues this morning with gavin degraw live on fox fair. you don't want to miss it. [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪♪ you had me at allison® 10-speed transmission. ♪♪ features available on gmc sierra heavy duty. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. >> carley: president biden getting defensive after being push on how his massive agenda is contributing to inflation and standing by his claim the u.s. has lowest inflation rate of any country in the world. all countries you see on the screen have lower inflation than we do, wouldn't it be nice. you're watching "fox and friends first." >> ashley: and i'm

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. >> up next on c-span, we hear from fema administrator and criswell -- dan criswell. later, a hearing on efforts to detect fraud in covid-19 relief programs.

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conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible fema administrator deanne criswell will testify on the president's 2023 budget request this morning. she is appearing before the house homeland security subcommittee on emergency preparedness, response, and recovery. this is live coverage on c-span three. [inaudible conversations] again we're waiting for fema administrator deanne criswell, to begin her testimony on the president's 2020 budget request for her department. she is appearing before the house homeland security subcommittee on emergency preparedness, response, and recovery. they appear to be running a bit behind. you're watching live coverage on c-span three. >> very good tuesday morning to. you can go ahead and start calling and now. yesterday's hearing clocked in at two hours and five minutes, that was about 13 minutes longer than thursday's primetime hearing. it got off to a bit of an unexpectedly late start after one of the key witnesses, bill stepien, former president trump's former campaign manager, skipped the hearing beca

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. >> reporter: money has poured into the region, 15 million in fema grants, 50 million in federal home loans, the state raised more than 50 million, but downtown mayfield hasn't been a priority yet cars barn barbecue is one of the few businesses rebuilt owner suzy flint isn't happ with the slow pace. >> why are the roads closed where is the traffic what's the problem? >> reporter: it's been in her family for 75 years. why was it important to re-open this place? >> i feel like the community needs it as much as we need them all my family that worked here is now gone i have no family left. >> it's okay so your customers become -- >> my family >> what did this used to be? >> this was an outdoor outfitter company. >> reporter: the mayor says the city just hired an urban planner to redesign downtown >> we've talked to people who are very critical of you, of the city. they feel like it's not going fast enough. >> i agree i wish we had a magic wand where i could say, okay, all of you business owners, here's what the future is going to be like. but we've got to be patient >> the entire concrete

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tuesday, the director of fema appears before the house homeland security committee at 10:00 a.m. eastern live on c-span 3. and at 3:00 p.m. eastern, dennis mcdonough appears before the senate veterans affairs committee. you can watch that on the c-span now mobile video app and at c-span.org. thursday at 9:30 a.m. eastern also live on c-span now and c-span.org, d.c. director dr. rochelle walensky, dr. anthony fauci, and other members of the biden administration's covid-19 response team testified before the senate health committee. head over to c-span.org for scheduling information, or to stream video live or on-demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. announcer: senator tim scott of south carolina was the featured speaker at an iowa republican party fundraiser held in cedar rapids. following opening remarks, he talks with jeff kaufman, the iowa gop chair on inflation and other issues. this is 50 minutes. >> we got a lot of great national media here today. i am going to be very, very quiet and measured since the c-span camera is looking right at me. so i am goin

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they are now looking at taking $5.4 million from the county's capital improvement fund and applying to fema for another 32.5 million. but there is no guarantee that will come through. >>> and taking a live look outside from the mount diablo cam and the dry hillsides in contra costa county. >> paul heggen is here. you don't want to see those dry hillsides this time of year. it's too early. >> it's everywhere. that view of san jose, the santa clara valley, dry there. it's going to evaporate quickly. the weather pattern shifting a bit. high pressure taking over. that means a warming trend tomorrow and wednesday. more atmosphere on top of us, so that presses down, compresses the air at ground level and compresses the marine layer. so it's going to be almost fog free along the coast as we head through the next couple of days. things are going to change after those temperatures peak on wednesday. storm system approaches the pacific northwest. that pushes the heat dome away from us. not going to be a full-fledged heat tome, but you get the idea. that allows the marine layer to get deeper. much coo