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For 40 years, Shirley Moss has lived in the same home in a tiny southeast Missouri town, but as the sandbags piled up yet again, she didn't hesitate when asked if she would take a government buyout. Full story
Tom Ridge joins The Daily Rundown to discuss security post 9/11, saying "there are many changes the public sees and many they don't." Ridge also comments on the safety concerns surrounding the explosion at a fertilizer plant in West Texas.
Al Roker teams up with FEMA experts to test Natalie Morales’ family on their emergency preparedness, and then works with the Ad Council to create a public service announcement that uses the magic of television to show just how quickly an emergency can develop.
NBC's Anne Thompson visits a couple hit hard by Hurricane Sandy who vent frustration over insurance, the government and FEMA. NBC's Anne Thompson reports.
Tanker trucks distribute fuel to residents who were affected by Hurricane Sandy in Staten Island, New York, in this handout photo taken by FEMA on November 3, 2012. The Defense Logistics Agency purchased up to 12 million gallons of unleaded fuel and up to 10 million gallons of diesel fuel for distr
A woman argues with a man while waiting to register for FEMA aid for residents affected by hurricane Sandy in the Queens borough region of the Rockaways in New York November 6, 2012. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson
Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2012, in New York, NY A FEMA investigator works amid the burned homes in Breezy Point after Superstorm Sandy.
U.S. President Barack Obama , sitting with Federal Emergency Management Agency administrator William Craig Fugate , talks to reporters after a briefing about operations in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, at FEMA headquarters in Washington, November 3, 2012. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst
