hud vash vouchers. in a rental assistant program is set for a funding cut. how can we help end veteran homelessness when we're cutting the programs intended to help them. >> in preparation for the hearing i met with the career staff and met with the director of the homeless programs at hud. and during that briefing the staff informed me that the allocation of vouchers that they currently have are sufficient to address the veterans' needs and i found that to be somewhat surprising so i asked again. i did some research. there's going to be a difference of opinions depending on who you talk to. but i trust that the career staff running the homeless programs, administering the homeless programs have the data to make an informed decision. so i accept their recommendation that the current allocation is sufficient to address this issue. >> we'd love to see all of that data. because you know, the concern, the thought, the heartbreak of one veteran who doesn't have a place to go home to or is in a facility that

hud vash vouchers. in a rental assistant program is set for a funding cut. how can we help end veteran homelessness when we're cutting the programs intended to help them. >> in preparation for the hearing i met with the career staff and met with the director of the homeless programs at hud. and during that briefing the staff informed me that the allocation of vouchers that they currently have are sufficient to address the veterans' needs and i found that to be somewhat surprising so i asked again. i did some research. there's going to be a difference of opinions depending on who you talk to. but i trust that the career staff running the homeless programs, administering the homeless programs have the data to make an informed decision. so i accept their recommendation that the current allocation is sufficient to address this issue. >> we'd love to see all of that data. because you know, the concern, the thought, the heartbreak of one veteran who doesn't have a place to go home to or is in a facility that

from hud and vap i believe to see the reents hud budget proposal didn't include any additional funding more new hud vouchers pan a broader based rental assistance program is set for a funding cut. how can we help end veteran homelessness where we're cutting the program intended to help them. >> senator dental donnelly in preparation for the hearing i moet with a career staff and met with the director of the homeless programs at hud. and during that briefing, the staff informed me that the aloccasion of vouchers they currently have were sufficient to address the veterans needs. and i found that to be somewhat surprising i asked again. and then i did some research. obviously there is g going to be difference of opinions depending on who you talk to. but i truss that the career staff running the homeless programs administering the homeless programs have the data to make an informed decision. soy accept their recommendations that the current allocation is sufficient. >> we'd love to see all that data because you know the -- the concern, the thought, the heart break of one veteran who doesn

and hud from the street to the main offices. and there's been a lot of other groups also put a focus on veterans homelessness to the point that it's been reduced by 47%. can't gloat about that. but significant progress is being made. our homeless assistance grants requesting $2.25 billion, our emergency solutions grants $255 million will support over 350,000 in homeless shelters. so we're looking at that homelessness has been reduced from 800,000 to over 500,000. again, nothing to gloat about. but we're moving in the right direction. i think the housing first concept is an excellent concept. and the reason i say that is because somebody sleeping under a bridge they're likely to end up in the emergency room some time in the course of that year and be admitted to the hospital. a one-week stay in the hospital costs more than it costs to house them for three years so we have to look at the data, we have to utilize that appropriately. so housing first i agree with. but we must add housing second and third. housing second means we nee

the proposal was to cut more than $6 billion from the hud budget. now mind you, when reagan walked in the door in 1981, hud had about 16,000 employees. today it has less than 8000 and at the same time, the needs out there have grown. - well the population has grown, right? - population has grown and the needs have grown and this is a budget that would cut from the ability to provide for low-income and middle class americans housing opportunity, it also would impact things like meals on wheels, which is very popular and make sure that poor seniors have food to eat during the day, and so it's a very draconian compassionless budget that we haven't seen in a very long time. - you know, there are democrats i've had the opportunity to sit across from, some democrats including nancy pelosi recently, we interviewed her a couple weeks ago, and she said, "i can't believe i'm saying this, "but i miss george bush." - you know, i actually saw that, i saw that. - and she's not the only one to say that, i mean, there is this idea that somehow those of us who thoug

and hud, h you see hud's response in rural america's housing needs? >> well, we actually have a very strong relationship between hud and department of agriculture, re recognizing that we have joint interest and we are looking at ways to those interests in a most efficient way. interestingly enough there are more severely effected people in terms of housing in our metro poll tan city areas than there are in rural areas but it doesn't mean they are any less important. we are going to continue to focus on that. you have your 515 program through the department of agriculture. you have our various housing and rental asasistance programs. we are looking at ways to streamline and maximize the effectiveness of that so we can help more rather than less people. >> great. thank you. houd plays several important roles. it supports programs to discriminate housing practices. it imports anti discrimination requirements. are you planning any changes to hud's enforcement to the fair housing act? >> the fair housing act of 1968, which was modified in 1988, i think it

hud's response and responsibility rural america's housing needs? >> well, we have to have a strong relationship between hud and the department of agriculture. recognizing that you know we have joint interest. we are looking at ways to amalgamate those interests in a most efficient way. interestingly enough, there are more severely affected people in terms of housing in our metropolitan city areas than they are in rural areas. but that doesn't mean that they are any less important. we are not going to continue to focus on that. you know you have your 515 program though the department of agriculture. you have the various housing and rental assistance programs. and again, we are looking at ways to streamline and maximize the effectiveness of that so that we can actually help more rather than less people. >> great. thank you. hud placed several important roles in fair housing and equal opportunity and supports programs to prevent or eliminate discriminatory housing practices. but the department of justice supports antidiscrimination requirements. are y

hud's response and responsibility to rural america housing needs? we have to well, have a strong relationship between hud and the department of agriculture. we are looking for ways to those interests in a most efficient way. interestingly enough, there are more severely affected people in terms of housing in our metropolitan city hear us than there are in metropolitan -- rural areas. but that does not mean they are any less important. we're not going to continue to focus on that. we are looking at ways to streamline and maximize the effect of nests so that we can actually help more rather than less people. >> thank you. placed several important roles in fair housing and equal opportunity and supports programs to prevent or eliminate housingnatory practices. but the department of justice supports anti-discrimination requirements. or you planning any changes to hud enforcement and implementation of the fair housing act? dr. carson: the fair housing act of 1968 was modified in 1988. i think one of the most beautiful pieces of legislation was that one w

. >> i have been homeless all my life. >> reporter: now he is wondering what the future of hud holds with president donald trump's proposed budget for 2018. the proposal would slash the department's allotted money by about $6 billion. >> we are not able to serve our full capacity of households so we could serve over 16,000 households. the president's proposal is actually under those levels. >> reporter: the executive director of the santa clara housing authority says their wait lists are already too long for housing vouch yours and if passed as is, the proposed budget would make things worse. >> we certainly would not able to serve any of the 7,000 families who are on our wait list. >> reporter: some neighborhoods are already trying to get out of their hud contracts. this one, for example, is interested in tearing down these buildings to build more expensive townhomes leaving these hud tenants looking for a new place to live. according to the affordable housing advocates that's something we could see more of in the future if the budget passes as is. in santa clara county, sandra osbo

deputy secretary handles the day-to-day operations while the hud face. ry is the public president trump's nominee to be the next chair of the council of economic advisers. his is an hour and 25 minutes. >> we will consider the nominations of kevin hassett to e the chairman and honorable patenaude as the deputy secretary. we will begin with an opening statement by me and senator brown and turn to senator ortman, who will introduce the witnesses. and senator shaheen, who will introduce ms. patenaude. i see friends and family behind you as well and i see my good friend, bob dole, at least i did a minute ago and we welcome him here. each of these nominees stands to impact the standard of living for americans across the country and will play an important role in spurring economic opportunity. positions inas had academics, education and policy. he is an expert on economic policy and contributed countless papers, commentary and testimony. his nomination has received bipartisan support from economists including past c.e.a. chairman. his understanding of tax poli

hud has programs, some are working and when dr. carson and i met, i asked him if he was going to focus on people to come in -- do you believe within the president's budget, do you think that the administration wants to turn their back on the 11 million households who spend 50% on rent and utilities or come up with more resources? ms. patenaude: i absolutely believe that the administration is not abandonning the population you referred to, but we need to be more creative and harness the power of the private sector and work with local communities to help reduce the barriers. and it can contribute regulatory barriers can contribute up to 35% of the cost of the unit for a home. so there is an opportunity there. far as the hud programs, we tried to, proposed reform in 2005 and we were not successful with the reforms at that time. senator: if we are going to get to a point where we are producing resources to people who need it, we have to be open to a different way of addressing e needs and we have a lot of duplication and inefficiency a

. >> reporter: some neighborhoods are also trying to get out of their hud contracts.his one, for example, is interested in tearing down these buildings to build townhomes leaving these hud tenants looking for a new home. according to affordable housing advocates that's something we could see more of in the future if the budget passes as is. in santa clara county, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> an independent auditor has released a report on conduct complaints against san jose police officers. the report is for 2016. more than 100 pages long. the biggest hurdle for an auditor is the lack of information for use of force cases. overall, the number of complaints from the public is down. one possible reason could be that san jose officers started using body cams for the first time since last july. >>> minimum wage workers in two bay area cities are about to see bigger paychecks. anne makovec reports, some local leaders are celebrating. >> life in san francisco is very expensive sometime the people they need three four job to survive. >> reporter: so this house cleaner is stan

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if today i was the president and i put grow charge of hud, what would you do? >> well, i hate to sound like a broken record but i was in charge of hud, i would appoint a secretary who would go around the country making speeches about the history of residential segregation. nothing else would fly. in 1968, richard nixon whereas elected president, and i've written about this. maybe some of you have read it. he appoint as the secretary of housing and urban development a fellow named george romney, the father of somebody that you may be familiar with, and as i said this history is once well known. nothing that i've talked about today was a secret, and we forgotten about it because, as i said before, it's too hard to deal with but once well known. george romney new it. he said, the republican housing secretary, said that the federal government is created a white noose around urban centers where african-americans level and it's the federal government's obligation to untie the noose. he started a program called open communities which the federal got withheld federal f

that hud office played a significant role and it's probably still doing work., just -- this makes no sense. >> i want to bring the rest of the panel in. we have limited time. keith, what do you think? because it seems like he's going back to what some would consider a weak team of loyalists. you live here in new york city, in the new york area. you know how important this job is, how big of a job it is. >> it's an important job and it's a devastating blow i think to the people in this community to have this kind of appointment and an example of nepotism, if you will. we've seen this with the appointment of people like jared kushner and his administration. but it's a reflection of trump's inability to vet anyone. michael flynn spent 24 days as the national security adviser. he couldn't keep chris christie in the position as transition director and mike pence picked ben carson to run the housing and urban development. >> maybe he can't get people who were qualified? >> i would assume, even for donald trump, that people would want to have an important position lik

the president's budget would cut $7 billion, 15% from the hud budget. the budget would

something that came up in the election with a feeling of expression with said both usda and hud had played an important tool so how the ucle f his responsibility?. >> we have a strong relationship between the department of agriculture to recognize that we have a joint interest which she now weighs to amalgamate that in the most efficient way. interestingly enough those that are severely affected in the metropolitan areas but that doesn't mean they are any less important in the will continue to focus on that. and then to the department of agriculture the housing h and rental assistance program and lateen and ways to streamline and maximizeo stre the effectiveness to help more.th >> had placed several important roles with equal opportunity to support programs of those practices are you planning any changes with the fair housing act?. >> the fair housing act of 19681 of the most beautiful pieces of legislation we have ever crafted in aan bipartisan legislation. [applause] i will book to he it's everything we can for every group in society. >> so i would come back to amene point in the success

if it's hud we want the secretary of hud to come in. if it's dealing with as we're fighting now, you know, even with the state department we have the pickering fellows and he's cutting back on that. we want to deal with special issues that are tremendously important to the communities we represent. we want those secretaries to be accessible to us so we can talk about our principles and we don't want a photo op and just something that is going to -- i mean, what he did even with the executive committee when they were there is don't you want to take a picture with me and tried to get them to come around him, sitting at the -- his desk in the oval office. we are not about playing that game. too much is at stake for the communities that we represent. we have to deal with real issues that could make a difference. >> and he does this with other areas. i mean, people need to understand he sits with business leaders and talks substantive issues, brings secretaries, he sits with other constituents. to invite the congressional black caucus in any

it is part of hud and given to this agency and a bunch of others also. so stern for says marshall but that is what the supreme court said i submit this is since silent or slight as justice scalia said this comes as a wolf. but the principle that would allow the entire executive branch to be swallowed up by a whole agencies so what said indonesia federalist papers they will do this all the time. >> all the arguments against teetwo you made my case. [laughter] but free enterprise look at the context of humphrey's executor this is the body of experts exercising quasi judicial legislative functions. >> they said they would require the expertise. >> i did not hear that question. >> so just to be clear putting aside of tea today you have reserved so with the cfpb do you still have the constitutional argument. >> this agency goes further than that. is headed by the multi member. >> so as they stagger the terms bin to limit the authority of any individual and this is different. and but the panel decision was willing to do. with just the removal provision does no

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that may be an entirely different story than what we're seeing here with hud but the president views family have worked with in the private sector and gives them a preference. i don't think it's a good way to govern the country but that has to be the thought process. >> i have to disagree with that. i think they are cronies. i think that they are people that they can control and that are loyal to them, right, show there are people that they have brought in who have no experience, who may be very good people, but because they don't really know what they are doing, they are going to do whatever the trumps tell them toll do. >> it's being able to fill some of these positions of right now this position at hud is probably not someone what winds up having to lawyer up because of the russia investigation but if you're somebody who is competent and on the outside and an opening in the administration you have to be thinking twice about taking that job. who else in line to take these jobs? >> take a step back and look at what the job is. it's real el interesting. donald trump comes from the wo

at hud, he's a different of that. i'm talking about the former president from canada, dr.thank you, neil. neil: is looking forward to having you because all of this is coming together at the same time. you've been looking at the state of poverty, some heat not too long ago. i knew what you were saying. but this idea that you didn't want to make housing or public housing to comfortable to aspire to something bigger. lo and behold republicans debating a measure her to medicaid have been too mean-spirited. there is a theme to this and that is our fridge that someone would dare come forward and said the government can't be the answer to all your problems. would you think of that in the heat you take the administration for holding that? >> well, i think it's important that we recognize we are a nation that is $23 in debt. we can give out the candy today and then say to the people coming behind this, too bad sorry we used it all up. or we can be responsible at this point in time. look at all the other nations that we are totally irresponsible. we can learn from their mistakes. i

yes so there we were just talking about it there really months of a legal battle on the travel ban hud much of a victory is this for the president do you think other it's a big victory for president you know after all national security is paramount for a president to keep the country safe and i think the court recognized that parag of the president that he cannot do his job if he cannot keep the country safe and it's really been on our people for our people coming from many of these countries but not any one group in particular so the activist judges from. rule previously the city the been. there were nothing more than really politically active judges and this this new court ruled recognizes the president's prerogative the president's obligation to take national security into it in terms of what it's there for her affective willy's travel restrictions be in terms of security do you think is going to solve the overriding issue here of all the extremist terror. no not solve it but it's a big step forward i think that. the already the number of people coming from most countries is down si

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now, last week hud hosted a housing policy forum where i spoke about the housing market. it is stable, secure and sound. we must remain vigilant and very watchful and anticipate more than react. we must be

who is under secretary of hud housing urban development in the early ninety's and she actually said she lives in tennessee and she talked about it she said that she's living in an area where she sees the land. people basically are living on welfare or. employed but we're still buying food that's being shipped in. so just in terms of a comment like that. what would you offer in terms of initiatives. problem. i think a lot of things go back to opportunity in the free market. when we're looking at education i believe that. private enterprise involved with training programs with apprenticeships with those sort of things so that the market helps solve these problems you know when we look at social welfare programs one of the huge problems is that. the goal should be instead of keeping people. out of the social welfare you know you have you're comfortable enough because you're barely surviving but you're never going to get out of that box and i'm one of those people who believe that everybody has that everybody can be great in a certain area and we need to we need to foster that as opposed to

the owners sent residents a notice saying they would not renew the hud contracts. >> everything likeery familiar for us. so it is very hard for us like to find another place. >> reporter: in response the city came up with two emergency measures a moratorium on bulldozing the housing. >> it basically says landlords have the right to evict tenants who are not following the rules or breaking the laws. >> reporter: it is hard to -- to work something out. >> once we had to move out here, we become homeless. >> reporter: tonight's meeting at city hall is expected to add momentum for groups pushing to make just cause bay area issue. santa cla santa clara is already debating it. >> a lot of turmoil and changes in uber. tipping your driver. uber driver come plains for years that the app doesn't offer customers the option to tip. starting today in seattle, minneapolis and houston available. >> we are feeling the heat. may was so cool and all of a sudden we went completely the opposite direction. >> huge temperature difference. all time june heat records are as follows. 113 in napa. and 109 in

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hud. is part of >> part of hud was taken and given to this agency and a bunch of other agencies. what the supreme court said is that illegitimate and unconstitutional practices get there first footing by the silent approach from legal loads of procedure that is what the supreme court said. this is neither silent nor slight as justice scalia would have said it comes as a wolf of -- said this wolf comes as a wolf. the principal that the cfpb advances would allow the entire executive branch to be swallowed up by independent agencies and congress will do this. what was said in "the federalist papers, call -- federalist papers," congress will do this all the time. >> that is all great arguments against humphries executor. [laughter] >> but free enterprise fund looked at humphries executor and the context of humphries executor to say this is a body of experts with quasi judicial and legislative functions and at -- and it had at that time -- >> that they would require the expertise during their tenure, not based on expertise. >> i didn't quite hear that. >> they're not hired based on th

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, earlier today there was a protest held with seniors in attendance who are concerned to funding to hudch helps support and funding for seniors. do they have a reason to feel true concern that housing under the proposed thei- budget cuts we've seen. >> no, they shouldn't think that . in fact, the budget for 202 has been increased. obviously all of our policies we are looking at the vulnerable. that includes the elderly. that includes the disabled. that includes the very young and making absolutely sure that those people who are being covered are not abandoned. of course we're not going to do that that's not our agenda at all. a millenial that can't be here tonight, the market in d.c. is very intimidating as you said and also millenials come p in with tremendous amount of issues like college loans. we had a little technical issue there. but we'll get back to that. in the meantime we're talking about how beautiful it is, a little bit overcast, but at least it's not humid. >> a few showers, but this has been a pretty nice day overall. >> absolutely. when we get the humidity nice and low it

responding to these developments with the trading horses, when it comes to health care, but also over hudwhat changes he's making there, and how he views poverty and how is helping and not helping. meanwhile, we're writing right now for a grade on this health care measured by the congressional budget office. it's an analysis of the senate replug in health care bill. we've had some tinkering and fine-tuning to try to figure how much it will cost if your coverage lapsed. no big changes to win over voters or the cbo. too late. we will get the grade on that, we'll give it to. you are watching. whoooo. finding the best hotel price is now a safe bet. because tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites - so you save up to 30% on the hotel you want. lock it in. tripadvisor. ♪ >> neil: we are just getting word that mitch mcconnell has indicated that it would be a roll of the dice to have a vote on this thing, the bill to repeal obamacare does not have the votes. in fact, might not have the votes to continue a debate on that plan. with this right now, one of the republican leaders, john, he is part

he is now the hud secretary under president trump. scott schoettes?lip,you heard in the what they do is ignore all of the important services that planned parenthood provides besides for the abortion services. and there is no doubt that the defunding of planned parenthood and the elimination of the services will have a dramatic impact on our ability to fight this epidemic. they provide a bunch of services around sexual health, hiv testing, education on these topics that is really important to engaging and educating the population that is most affected -- young people are right now the people most affected by hiv/aids in this country. the cohort from 13 to 34 is the place where the new diagnoses are growing the fastest. if you're going to get a handle on this, we need to make sure we're providing services to those folks. another point i think mr. carson what the- misses is trump administration is planning on doing now is cutting medicaid, cutting services to low income people. you can't do that without dramatically affecting and actually growing this ep

family's wedding planner to run the largest hud office in the united states. lynne patton has planned events for the trump family since 2009, including the wedding of lara and eric trump. she has also helped run the eric trump foundation, which is now under investigation by new york state attorney general eric schneiderman over whether the charity took money intended to go to children with cancer and instead funneled it into the for-profit trump organization. lynne patton has no experience running public housing. on her linkedin page, she lied about having a degree from yale university and quinnipiac law school. she has been to have to to oversee the public housing for new york and new jersey, which involves managing billions of dollars of federal money. in ithaca, new york, a 28-year-old transgender woman named kendra marie adams was killed on tuesday. her body was found in a building under construction with burns on it. a 45-year-old man named michael davis has been arrested in connection to adams' death. he was charged with second-degree murder and first-de

thank you for your strong support of hud and for all others around this table. we're making tremendous progress and converting to a business model. we've already seen tremendous savings there. and this month is national homeowners month and therefore i'll be ringing the bell at wall street at 4:00 which means i've got to leave at 12:00. thanks. >> good morning, mr. president. while we're talking about international travel, i just got back from mississippi. they love you there. and i want to congratulate you on the men and women you've placed around this table. the teamworki working for ameri making results in each and every area. tom price and scott pruitt, this is a team you've assembled that's working hand in glove with -- for the betterment of america. i want to thank you for that. these are great team members and we're on your team. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. president. it is a great honor traveling with you around the country for the last year and an even greater honor to be here serving in your cabinet. on behalf of everybody at the treasury, i can as

was it not to nancy pelosi, hillary clinton being hud from similar cloth and not being able to relatege american? >> meghan: she was used in attack ads in the other breaks, so it is not accurate. the democrats right now have nothing other than republicans are evil, they are going to kill you by taking away from your health care. we all hitler and awful. and after the women's march, how much attention it got, i was like, own, my gosh, maybe there is a real resistance here. five special elections not winning. the anger is not worth igniting into people coming out and floating. it is not real change. and historically unusual in elections like this. if they think saying nancy pelosi, extreme progressives in san francisco and new york city are going to win over the voters that they have lost, a very sad next four years coming up. >> trish: what about the health of the party going forward? if you are nancy pelosi, trinity want to find and recruit new talent so that your party can move forward? she is hanging on along with chuck schumer and a lot of others i really have grown to represent, i

in the oval office today, the president hud elg with aides before traveling to miami to announce new restrictions on travel and business with cuba. >> we will enforce the embargo. >> reporter: the president's agenda overshadowed by the russia investigation as he is lashing out on twitter. after seven months of investigation and hearings about my collusion with the russians, nobody has been able to show any proof, sad. a white house official said tweets were less spontaneous than a strategy by the president of taking matters into his own hands. this is a political fight and he is going to fight it, the official said. but the russia cloud threatening to engulf the president far more than political. cnn learned members of the transition team received a memo urging all volunteers and aides to preserve any records relating to russia, ukraine or investigations into top trump campaign officials in the inquiry. all this two years to the day after mr. trump jumped into the republican primary. as he returned to the white house tonight, now six months into his term, questions not even imagined