Disaster strikes for FEMA as Trump starts shifting responsibility for emergencies to the states

At least 40 people have died in a series of storms in the United States over the past week. Residents pounded by the unusually vicious weather have now started to survey the damage - and questions are again being asked about the role that the federal disaster agency - FEMA - will play in the cleanup and recovery process. The agency has not been immune to widespread cuts and accusations of partisanship under the Donald Trump administration.