Quorum call quorum call quorum call quorum call quorum call ms. Murkowski mr. President . The presiding officer the chair recognizes the senator from alaska. Ms. Murkowski mr. President i request proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. The presiding officer without objection. Ms. Murkowski mr. President i ask unanimous consent that on wednesday, january 28, 2015, at 2 30 p. M. The senate proceed to vote in relation to the following amendments in the order listed cardin number 75, peters number 70, sanders number 23 cruz number 15, merkley number 125 moran number 73, whitehouse number 148 daines number 132 coons number 115 collins number 35, carper number 120, murkowski number 166 heitkamp number 133 gillibrand number 48, barrasso number 245 cardin number 124 daines number 246, and burr number 92 as modified with the changes at the desk. And further that all amendments on this list be subject to a 60vote affirmative threshold for adoption and that no seconddegrees be in ord
Times the 1st resort for insurable property that was not insured and those losses again it is a decision that we have to look at how to best ensure communities are able to rebuild but at the same time dont support or continue growing the risk. We have to understand there is a a certain amount of risk out there. The exposure for just south florida for a repeat a repeat of the great Miami Hurricane would be in the hundreds of billions of dollars with federal cost exceeding both sandy and katrina. It is, i think something we need to look at. We have to make sure as we go in after a disaster they are setting the stage for the future. We continue to see new disaster aid programs emerge ad hoc in reaction to disasters. They all seem to have different rules and requirements and do not seem well coordinated all we are focused on obtaining the best outcomes. Is this Something Congress should take a look at so that we can streamline programs and ensure that they are Cost Effective . Mr. Chairman
Outcome more amenable to their interests. And what we saw over the past year is the houthis first gaining control over an area. That got very little interest in the international media, the small militia. By the time they reached sanaa, they built things up from the grassroots. They were in a very strong bargaining position. The issue comes to the second point i made, which is people pulling back and working out a deal for themselves. When you reach the outskirts of sanaa the expectation was that the coalition of forces would bring themselves to the front and work out a deal. Instead, fighting broke out and we saw the houthis working to make sure that this fits this coalition of conservative forces. That they no longer pose a threat to them in the long return. They were so successful that they ended up taking over sanaa. What we have seen since then is this issue for them of being in the strongest possible bargaining position and not really needing to Pay Attention to the outcomes of t
a dangerous category-3 hurricane before hitting our gulf coast, that is what we are watching for now. isaac already has proven deadly, though, leaving at least four dead in haiti, and toppling trees and power lines in cuba and is heading to the states next, joining us on the phone, the director of the florida division of emergency management, brian, at this point, where and when are you expecting the worst of the storm? caller: good morning, jenna, we are expecting the maximum winds to impact the keys later on today. as it passes over there, and we are expecting the effects along the southwest coast of florida, and tampa, starting tonight, in through tomorrow, and, then, finally, landfall somewhere in the northern gulf coast, either the panhandle or alabama, mississippi, sometime on tuesday. jenna: you mentioned tampa, any plans or evacuation there? i understand any storm surge in that city could be a problem? caller: we re not at this point. the storm moved and the track moved t