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Hurricane ida, a deadly category 4 storm that slammed louisiana and triggered tornadoes and flooding as far north as new york city was the most expensive, costing the u.s. $75 billion. the winter storm that froze the deep south, including it was the second costliest at 24 billion. the wildfires cost the u.s. 26.4 billion. >> we cannot adapt to run away climate change. >> reporter: in ten years these disasters have cost the united states just over a trillion dollars. to put this in perspective, that's double the cost of the currently stalled climate legislation. the climate provisions in the bi...

States just over $1 trillion. to put this in perspective, that's double the cost of the currently stalled climate legislation. the climate provisions in the bill aim to slash greenhouse gases by half of 2005 levels. >> if the build back better bill passes, those are all tools to democracy sure we're truly leveraging our taxpayer dollars to have more communities be safer. >> reporter: fema, the federal disaster response agency, is now doubling down on helping communities better prepare on the front end, issuing grants for more weather-resistant infrastructure. but climate change is also spawnin...

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>> the men and women who -- rob: vice president interrupted during an event in kansas city by a few protestors, this comes as house democrats are drafting legislation to abolish ice, the bill would and agency and force lawmakers and immigration policy activists to find an alternative. a bill aim to go shut down mass antifa activists is picking up steam sending protestors in total meltdown. unmasking antifa act would give anyone wearing a mask while hurting or harassing somebody up to 15 years in prison or a fine, four republican congressman are on board with the law which is now the house judi...

Face a penalty. it seems pretty easy to get behind that, doesn't it? caretakers would need to report a child missing within 24 hours if the child is under 13 years of age, or within 48 hours if the child is between the ages of 13 and 17. it would also require the death of a child to be reported within two hours. and that basically is it. that's the bill. the bill informally known as kailey's law was introduced in response to stories like cale caylee anthony. the bill had overwhelming support in the senate, and now heads to the house, but not everyone was a supporter. meet senator margaret city...