issues. what often happens is people make the mistake of only thinking of california s history. what sticks out in most people s heads is the northern ridge earthquakes. it s been several years since that earthquake has occurred. when this happens, people get complacent. they don t update their emergency response kits. they don t update their emergency response plans. they should take this as a reminder and do that. reporter: the message here is no matter where you live, you really should do what you can to make some sort of plan. the scientists here recommend going to ready.gov. this is a website run by foema that you can go to and get ideas for any kind of disasters, not just earthquakes. thank you. another twist in the ever-changing investigation into the search for flight 370.
ready. education, preparation, that s what makes a difference. that s what saves lives. and anyone who wants to make sure they re ready for a hurricane or any other disaster, i want them to visit a website called ready.gov, make a plan. it s never too early. we ve got to remember that rebuilding effor like these aren t measured in weeks or months but measured in years. that s why this past thursday we announced billions of new relief aid for new york and new jersey transit agencies. and that s why the army corporation of engineers is working to restore beaches and strengthen the shore s natural defenses. that s why i joined governor chris tis a christie and representatives, we re going to keep doing what it takes to make it better than before, make it stronger than it was before. make it more resilient than it was before.
for the next hurricane season. when a storm hits, we ve got to be ready. education, preparation, that s what makes the difference. that s what saves lives. and anyone who wants to make sure they re ready for a hurricane or any other disaster. want them to visit something a website called ready.gov, make a plan, it s never too early. we ve got to remember the rebuilding efforts like these aren t measured in weeks, months, but they re measured in years. that s why just this past thursday, we announced billions of new relief aid for new york and new jersey transit agencies, that s why the army corps of engineers is working to restore beaches and strengthen the shore s natural defenses. that s why i joined governor christie and your representatives, trying to get a relief package through congress. we re going to keep doing what it takes to rebuild all the way and make it better than it was before. make it stronger than it was before. make it more resilient than it
this very seriously. we ve got prepositioned all the resources that we need but right now the key is to make sure that the public is following instructions for. those who still need additional information about how to respond you can go to ready.gov. that is ready.gov. that website should provide you with all the information that your family needs in terms how you can prepare for this storm. our thoughts and prayers go out it all the people who are potentially affected. we are extraordinarily grateful for our first-responders because they re going to be working 24/7 around the clock, nonstop. and, i want to make sure that our thoughts and prayers go out to all those who may end up to be dealing with a very difficult situation over the next several days. last point i will make though. this is going to be a big storm. it will be a difficult storm. the great thing about america is when we go through tough times like
unmet needs. i think everybody is taking this very seriously. we ve got prepositioned all the resources that we need, but right now, the key is to make sure that the public is following instructions for those of you who still need additional information, about how to respond, you can go to ready.gov, that s ready.gov and that website should provide you with all the information that your family needs in terms of how you can prepare for this storm. our thoughts and prayers go out to all the people who are potentially affected. we are extraordinarily grateful for our first responders because they re going to be working 24/7 around the clock nonstop. and i want to make sure that our thoughts and prayers go out to all those who may end up dealing with a very difficult situation over the next several days. last point i ll make, though. you know, this is going to be a big storm, a difficult storm.