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Must there be mandatory notice to evacuate right away or supervise immediately resolution of the issue. it obviously cant be left to some administrators who apparently didnt make the right judgment calls. >> reporter: right. and i get the political cynicism that is bubbling up quickly whether or not these patients were dealt with as profit centers or as people in need. but it is going to boil down to the facts. what do you know about why this facility did not transfer these patients to that hosp...

Schapiros speaking appearance later tonight, the university sealing off sections of campus and adding a large police presence as administrators announce free counseling for anyone who feels, quote, threatened by schapiros conservative views. schapiro, editor-in-chief and the daily wiser calling at the university for labeling him a white supremacist. >> need counseling from my speech you need psychiatric help in some way. antifa calling me a white supremacist. im an orthodox jew, the number one t...

Between leaving a pet behind or coming to a shelter. this was a pig brought to one of the schools. you talk about being a resource for the community. how has this is worked out and how was this is received as all your workers were here? >> i cant tell you how proud i am to be in pasco county today. we had an amazing response from our administrators, maintenance crew, food service crew, transportation. also from the keep the. we had emergency management all came together to be our community. we w...

This goes on. >> one woman said her sister was living in the nursing home for ten years. she told reporters that she had no idea what happened to her sister who cannot walk or talk. >> were concerned. we need to find out what happened to her. we need to know. nobody is telling us nothing. >> shepard: were learning the nursing home had a history of safety violations over recent years, including repeated problems with its generator. according to an inspection last may, administrators had fixed all...

Doing that. i think brock long, the new fema administrators gets ate of credit and fema, frankly, is in a much better place than the days of katrina and i give craig fugate, the former fema administrator forebuilding that conversation into a first-rate organization. >> the response, with all of the disasters were seeing, irma, harvey, wildfires. does it get stretched? are there enough resources to go around? >> clearly, there are limited resources. limited person power. limited dollars. congress...

Going northbound. thats where the overseas highway begins beyond those signs. people making last-minute escapes from the keys from the lower keys, from key west, coming up north. this is the route they have been taking. but very few people out and about right now. i can tell you the keys right now, why its such a damage russ place to be. -- dangerous place to be. mandatory evacuation orders for the entire stretch. its 100 miles from keilar go to the mainland. there are no hospitals. all the hosp...

Amount. they do know what to do. and they will be testing the air. theyll be testing the water where they can. and they will be sharing that hopefully in real time with the responsible officials. >> do you -- you have been critical of the president and of the administration of his proposed cuts to the epa and among other things. with regard to this, are you saying that there is something or anything that the trump administration has already done that made this disaster worse? >> well, i think it...

Guarantees huge contractors. they received on average $430,000 from defense contractors. its more of a jackpot if you chair one of these committees. come on down dick durbin of illinois, the second highest-ranking democrat in congress, and someone who is constantly popping up on tv screens pomp usually pratteling on about the trump administrations ethics violations. durbin became chair of the subcommittee which led to a wave of cash that made him the top recipient of that election cycle. durbin ...

Guarantees huge contractors. they received on average $430,000 from defense contractors. its more of a jackpot if you chair one of these committees. come on down dick durbin of illinois, the second highest-ranking democrat in congress, and someone who is constantly popping up on tv screens pomp usually pratteling on about the trump administrations ethics violations. durbin became chair of the subcommittee which led to a wave of cash that made him the top recipient of that election cycle. durbin ...

Supplies have been sent to texas and louisiana. fema has appointed one of their administrators as a point person for the recovery. >> those numbers are so big, gives you an insight of how big the challenges. how involved is present trump personally? >> he left for his second trip in a week for the devastated areas. they have also donated $1 million to hurricane harvey relief efforts. the president signed a proclamation sign a proclamation that tomorrow is a day of prayer. and the campaign manage...