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We're also contacteding people proactively, saying tell us where you need our help. we'll always do an afteraction report to find out if any of the systems broke down in the process and i want to know that answer in case it did. but in the meantime, there's just some things you can't control and that would be mother nature. >> governor hochul, thank you for joining us this morning. we'll check back in with you later to see how the assessment of the damage is going and once those subway lines are back up. next, i want to go to shimon prokupecz is assessing what's been going on in the subway s...

An incredible unsung success. i think in a certain way the best job we did was puerto rico but nobody would understand that. chris: but this summer fema did an after-action report that said this, the agency could have better anticipated the severity of hurricanes irma and maria would cause long-term significant damage to the territory's infrastructure. so which is it? >> well, look, i mean, our afteraction report is an open and honest assessment. the way this works, chair of four legs, one leg is federal government, second leg is state and local government, the third leg is private infrastruct...

Are out there at the state federal level that can help. chris: what have you thought of the response from government at all levels, federal, state, local? were they as prepared as they could be for a terrible storm like this? >> well, i think so because with the way the storm is tracking, you know, there were some people that would say position here, position there, i think they positioned in a central location that got them out there as quickly as they could. the governor is doing a great job. i agree with the fema director, mike sprayberry is one of the best at what he does for disaster mana...

Are out there at the state federal level that can help. chris: what have you thought of the response from government at all levels, federal, state, local? were they as prepared as they could be for a terrible storm like this? >> well, i think so because with the way the storm is tracking, you know, there were some people that would say position here, position there, i think they positioned in a central location that got them out there as quickly as they could. the governor is doing a great job. i agree with the fema director, mike sprayberry is one of the best at what he does for disaster mana...

An incredible unsung success. i think in a certain way the best job we did was puerto rico but nobody would understand that. chris: but this summer fema did an after-action report that said this, the agency could have better anticipated the severity of hurricanes irma and maria would cause long-term significant damage to the territory's infrastructure. so which is it? >> well, look, i mean, our afteraction report is an open and honest assessment. the way this works, chair of four legs, one leg is federal government, second leg is state and local government, the third leg is private infrastruct...