new satellite images showing the damage from above. but despite that today russia says it is starting to resume some car and train service there. let s go to cnn international security editor nick paton walsh live for us in ukraine. the message ukraine is sending with this latest attack? reporter: yes, we don t have public recognition from ukraine they were behind this but russian president vladimir putin recently heard from the head of his investigative committee they believe the ukrainian secret service or special services were behind this attack with the assistance of some foreigners. they referred to it as a terrorist attack on the civilian infrastructure of russia. now obviously i should point out while civilians do use the bridge, it has been used to deliver supplies and equipment for russia s invasion of ukraine. clearly a move of significant public issue for vladimir putin. he s called tomorrow publicly he will be meeting with members of his security council. that i
fema assistance office and fema wasn t able to give her much help. take a listen . we have mortgages. we have a mortgage we need to return. we have no way to return it from. fema doesn t offer businesses anything and what the department of business is offering are just loans. on top of the loans we have, on top of the debt, we have no way to deal with that. we have to take more loans. i don t know how we re getting out of it. that s the situation small businesses are in right now. reporter: fema isn t offering much help to small business owners. they re told to go to the small business administration but they re offering loans on top of the loans to help small business owners stay afloat. they also had damage at their own homes, at their properties there. take a look at images of the
that we have been seeing over the last six months that seem to get worse. destruction awful to see. cities and towns levelled. lives lost. has fema adjusted its response? are they working to make sure they respond appropriately to the more extreme weather circumstances? the answer is yes. strategic plan they lay out that climate is a key factor. i like to say the climate s changed. we haven t. fema is making the changes. other thing is the leadership of fema isn t may be a political appointee but the administrator was leading the national team and responded in moore, oklahoma. she s been on the ground before and knows what needs to be done and fema is starting that process of moving to the future
and you said that fema isn t getting to you and you paid $20 for for that bag of ice you waited in line for was 20 bucks? i didn t wait in line. i was leaving the line because we were told to leave and a gentleman had two bags and i asked him, i said, can i buy a bag of ice from you and he said $20 and i took it and i m you know, it was worth every penny, you know, just to try to cool things down that he wants to try to keep but that s not going to happen, you know, after tomorrow. what do you want people to know, connie, about your suffering and what you re dealing with there? i just want people to know that, you know, we re u.s. territory and we need help. and if we have that many troops on the ground, they really need to be focused ongoing on these outer parts, like up in the
fema isn t doing enough to help wildfire victims in share tate. fema helped firefighters battling the june blaze but did not declare the town of yarnell, arizona, a federal disaster area saying the damage to private homes there was within the capabilities of state and local agencies. back in january, mccain, flake, and kosar all voted against the $50 billion sandy relief package. mccain questioned whether some of the aid was going to help those affected and kosar even voted against a bare-bones billion-dollar funding bill, one of just 67 members to do so. we ll be right back. [ male announcer ] some question physics. some question gravity.