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Insurance enough? flood insurance, the standard homeowner s policy does not cover flood insurance. while we can control where a storm will strike we can control how well prepared we are once it does hit. the tragedy is along the mid atlantic coast and in new england, only 10% of homeowners have flood insurance coverage. these folks are facing a really tough future without the kind of coverage that really people need to have to be prepared. jamie: this program has been doing these take charge segments to try to help people protect themselves better. let me start with the worst-case sin their know. if you were worst-case scenario. if you were hit by irene and didn t have flood insurance will the state or government do anything for to you make up the difference? people can apply for emergency loans or grants from fema. what that means is that ....
But this is an international network feeding every day from pools of indoctrinated people and actually, al qaeda is bigger and wider and larger and more penetrating in a variety of countries and it is in pakistan and afghanistan and somalia and, the horn of africa and the south area of africa within u.s. and other democracies and in terms of expansion, al qaeda is in a second and third generation though it the first generation weakened. but the fourth coming through will be much wider. kelly: an assessment of where al qaeda is and that means we need to be vigilant. thanks for your insights into the troubling problem for all of us. thank you. thank you. jamie: there is another interesting problem. the u.s. government, the justice department, is suing more than a dozen banks. ....
jamie: today again on fox news you will not want to miss former vice president dick cheney appearing on the program and he offered new insight into his time in the white house and his advice on what president obama must do to get the economy back on track. obama is making a speech to congress, to the nation, next thursday. a new plan, to turn around the economy. based on what you have heard and what he has done, what are your thoughts? i don t think it will get the job done. i think we need a very, very serious effort, primarily through tax policy, to provide incentives and encouragement for people to save and invest, and to expand their businesses and to create more jobs, the kind of thing we did in the early reagan years, 30 years ago. jamie: joining me, the anchor of fox news sunday, chris wallace. good morning to you. good morning. jamie: he didn t mince words. what do you think, if the president has a plan close to what the vice president is ....
But, call it something. yes. i think when the president rolls out his job initiative, jobs plan on thursday he s going to try and put some kind of spending programs, i think republicans, and a lot of centrists will call it stimulus by another name as you said but he ll have to do it in part because he has to watch out for his democratic base and it is in some ways, some economists believe that it is a fast way to jump start the economy. really quickly. long term. it is very debatable whether or not it has benefits. but, if you want to fund jobs and get people on the road and shovel-ready projects you do it via stimulus. jamie: and, it will be a big and interesting speech and the analysis will be fascinating. of course, fox news will have it for everybody. thanks so much. great to see you, as always. thanks for having me. kelly: a lot of people will watch this on thursday and former vice president dick cheney sitting down for a one-on-one with fox news sunday. anchor chris walla ....
Turn, if it makes it later, potentially dealing with a brush of the storm across the outer banks, hit with irene last week and affects towards the northeast and cape cod and the island and hopefully we won t have a direct impact but i give it a less than 10% chance of dealing with impacts, but close enough to watch it especially as we continue to clean up from irene. kelly: appreciate the update. thank you. rick: you bet. jamie: folks in northern new jersey are sorting through the major damage from last week s big storm, hurricane irene. the heavy rain swelling the passaic river. and spilled its banks into the town of party son, causing major damage. the floodwaters are forcing hundreds of residents to evacuate. president obama traveling to new jersey, to tour the damage today. we ll have more in a live report at the bottom of the hour. ....