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devastating tornadoes we saw earlier this year, the national atmospheric and oceanic administration says there have been more than 15 events already this year that have totalled over $1 billion in damages. and now fema is saying they need more money or they're going to have to start prioritizing and putting ahead life saving operations over recovery operations. so some places that are devastated like maui, those recovery operations could be pushed into the next year if they don't get more funding. fema administrate deanne criswell spoke about this and the urgent need for more funding over the weekend. here's what she had to say. >> we do anticipate we'll have a shortage of funding at our current spending levels by mid september, and so what we will do is we will continue to push. we will push projects, recovery projects into the next fiscal year, so we always have enough money to support any of the immediate life saving needs. >> and chris, she says that that bill is to the tune of
ukraine is still going on because it is slipping down the agenda. we've had mass _ is slipping down the agenda. we've had mass coverage on the cost of living _ had mass coverage on the cost of living understandably and party gate in the _ living understandably and party gate in the financial package and all of that actually ukraine is still going on. that actually ukraine is still going on this — that actually ukraine is still going on. this 30—year—old, the son of helen_ on. this 30—year—old, the son of helen grant. _ on. this 30—year—old, the son of helen grant, he's amazing, he's a former_ helen grant, he's amazing, he's a former royal marine, is an afghan veteran, _ former royal marine, is an afghan veteran, is — former royal marine, is an afghan veteran, is doing these amazing life—saving operations on the front line for— life—saving operations on the front line for ukraine since march. this stuff— line for ukraine since march. this stuff is _ line for ukraine since march. this stuff is been filmed on his helmet mounted — stuff is been filmed on his helmet mounted camera. really astonishing. and very— mounted camera. really astonishing. and very humbling to think of someone _ and very humbling to think of someone out there at 30 years old putting _ someone out there at 30 years old putting your life on life. yes, didn't tell — putting your life on life. yes, didn't tell mom. _ putting your life on life. yes, didn't tell mom. perhaps - didn't tell mom. perhaps understandable because it would put her in a very difficult position given the legal questions and seven things government ministers have been warning that people are not allowed to go and fight for another country inn and other countries war, legally. it's a fairly ambiguous
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traveled about 100 miles. it is going 3 to 5 miles an hour. you talk about how slow-moving it is, how much rain has fallen, that will be a significant issue, and the flooding, flash flooding, and -- connell: the fifth district headquarters in portsmouth, virginia, lieutenant amanda falconer, thank you for coming on. let's us know what you think for the next few days. >> the next couple days, focused on life-saving operations for the coast guard. waiting for the storm to subside so we can get out, helping state and locals with emergency response. connell: what needs to happen to get out? must it stop raining or winds have to get below a certain level?
the administrator of the federal emergency management agency, brock long. mr. long, welcome back to the show. this has been quite the busy hurricane season for you already. >> good afternoon, chuck. how are you? >> i'm okay. let me ask you this. i know we got the # 5:00 update. what can you tell us more about the path. >> irma is a deadly storm. unfortunately, it's already impacted our -- the u.s. virgin islands and currently impacting puerto rico and the good news is that we have leaned very far forward, very similar to harvey. we have incident management teams in place in both puerto rico and the virgin islands along with commodities and once the storm allows we'll begin to start our life saving operations there. and then we'll see what happens over the next 24, 48 hours as it encroaches on florida and the southeast. very dangerous storm. i hope people are listening to the local evacuation warpgs as necessity come into play. >> i want to ask you about that. governor scott ordered the evacuation of the keys.
what you want. probably a question no one's ever asked him before and give him an opportunity to maybe not even be a boxer. to maybe not even be someone who's in the entertainment and public eye. what if he just wants to be a painter? >> maybe you will get a call from mike tyson. >> look at the person. >> what an incredible step and people can't help but to admire that and a moment for that mike tyson. thank you so much. appreciate it. all right. she survived two lung transplants, talk about courage and now 11-year-old sarah is getting ready to go home. she talks exclusively to cnn about the battle to get the life saving operations next.
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