Page 13 - 3362 News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

That you go to www.disasterassistance.gov. you can find what you need there to register for the assistance that you might need. 1-800-462-7585. again, 1-800-462-7585. there's another number that fema's given us after 621-3362. i think 621 -- 1-800-621-3362. i'd like to give them the advice that it's never too early to call your insurance adjuster. if you have property loss on damage, it's going to take time, there's going to be a high volume of calls and we want to make sure that your needs are attended to as soon as possible. so that's where we stand right now. i'd like to go through a few ad...

You can find what you need there to register for assistance that you need. if you don't have access but can find a working telephone 800-462-7585. there's another number that fema has given us of 621-3362. that's the number. 800-621-3362. 7585 is the tty number. make sure that people use the numbers and use the resources to register. i'd like to give them the advice that it's never too early to call your insurance adjuster if you have probability loss or damage. that process is underway. there will be a high volume of calls. make sure that your needs are attended to as soon as possible. that's...

Town. >> reporter: reminiscent of the 1970s, gas rationing seems to be helping somewhat with the hour's long lines. odd-even system was put into place yesterday. very important phone number to put on the screen for you so you can call fema for disaster assistance. that number, 1-800-621-3362. homeland secretary janet napolitano plans to meet with people tomorrow. president obama is expected to be here on thursday. back to you. >> gregg: thanks very much. >> heather: while power has been restored to many storm victims. there are plenty of people for the lights to come back on. here are the late...

Joining me now, lieutenant governor of alabama, kay ivey who joins us by phone from montgomery. >> yes. >> governor ivey, first of all, our condolences to you and all of the people of the state. tell us now how you are coping and what the federal government is doing. the president was there, what kind of help are you getting? >> yes, this is a devastating situation, but our people are very resilient. yes, the president was here this morning meeting with governor bentley. they met in tuscaloosa. there are eight counties that have been declared disaster declarations from the president. and there...