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Experience here, a tremendous amount of confidence in the people at fema, and people in the state and local levels. the state operational centers, ive got confidence that the people are going to need to do. >> timetable, how quickly can you move back -- >> is not how quickly you can move into the area. we are already preposition in all sorts of areas. what we do is begin to help people before storm landfall. we are already helping people in i mentioned as an example, the army corps is providing ...

Us. we tested it and found deficiencies. a great deal of effort went into changing the names of those documents. a great deal went into people executing those changes. i have got a tremendous amount of experience and tremendous amount of confidence in the people at the state and local levels and i actually had a lot of confidence that they will do what we need to do in this case. >> how quickly can you move into the area? >> it is not how quickly we can move boo the area. so what we do is we beg...

He is setting himself for a sense of betrayal in those places like mcdowell county and other parts of coal country. >> ultimately, that coal executive is correct n. 2016, there were 14,000 new megawatts of solar, 8,000 new megawatts of win. 000 new megawatts of natural gas, which has half of the greenhouse gases of coal. how much new coal was there in america? zero. how much new coal is going to be brought online there year in america? zero. wind, collar and natural gas at half the pollutants of...

How much new coal was there in america? zero. how much new coal is going to be brought online there year in america? zero. wind, collar and natural gas at half the pollutants of coal. thats the generation capacity of choice for energy executives. basically, whats happening is that there is not a war on coal, there is a clean energy revolution that is taking place in our country and its a false promise to the coal miners. >> so if thats the case, if that is the case, right, if there is a lot of s...

I know they pumped $180 billion into the economy earlier today to try to stabilize financial markets. where do we go from here? >> the direct impact of the earthquake is going to be rather limited. the region that was hit was an agricultural region, continues a small part of the national gdp. the long-term impact will be in rebuilding the infrastructure and the roads, railways, electrical grid, generation capacity and so forth that the japanese will be paying for over the next years and decades....