lydia was actually gone from the scene. >> reporter: lydia was lydia tillman, 30 years old, a well-traveledresentative. the lone occupant of the burned apartment. and now barely alive. >> she had been beaten severely and had jumped out the second-story window to escape the fire. the crew got there, they found her in the back yard, and she stood up and ran straight to the ambulance and got in the back. >> looking awful. >> looking awful. she had been beaten severely, and she didn't have any clothes on. >> reporter: lydia, as paramedics discovered, had also been raped. but that wasn't all that happened. glenn once she got to the hospital, she suffered a massive stroke. it was because of her injuries that she suffered the stroke. she was severely beaten. she was stomped. some of her injuries were indicative of like a high-speed car crash. >> reporter: lydia was airlifted to an intensive care hospital in denver. her sister esther got the news and rushed to the hospital. >> she was unrecognizable when i saw her. i couldn't believe it was her. i would look at her, and nothing looked like her. she

to go back >> like lydia and robert, thousands of families are in a similar situation.pping companies like this are flooded with orders. a report estimates that nearly one million foreignid rts will have left by the end of this year. the country does not give cizenship or permanent residency to foreign nationals, welfare benefits, which makes it difficult for expatriates to continue living here without any income. even blue-collar workers that form the bulk of the workforce have been impacted severely. the uae is the tourism and trade hu its economy has been one of the worst hit due to the pandemic. the government has introduced policiesobu helnesses. sis may not be over yet. >> most business owners say they are not hiring atll. employment is very sharply down from the kind of baseline. certainly we are going to see sharp declines in some of the expatriate commuty over the next year. >>s lydia and robert prepared to head back to their hometown, they are still not sure what the future holds for them. they are sad to leave, but hopeful that someday both of them will be ab

she also did the run in the lydia chip campaign against borisjohnson —— in the lydia chip campaign againsttory mps have kind of been unhappy with what is going on any backbenchers and they are limited in number, but they are being quite vocal about this. as rachel said, one of the concerns at today is about a possible exit strategy from these measures. you had at the conservative mayor of bolton, they have had a lockdown of some sort since july and he was saying, that does not seem to be any plan of taking on the sector mergers, how do we ever get out? sol taking on the sector mergers, how do we ever get out? so i think, —— of these extra measures. these are tier three measures, we put in for a period of four weeks to start and then there will be a review, but thatis then there will be a review, but that is a concern that if we start to get into the winter months, you start to kind of have hospitals under pressure anyway because of flu season,is under pressure anyway because of flu season, is there any chance that numbers are going to come down and local areas are going to be able to come

as lydia and robert prepared to head back to their hometown in brazil, they are still not sure aboutirus pandemic has been devastating for many small businesses. hundreds of thousands of people are having to find new ways to earn a living and some are using it as an opportunity to start a business.ebay uk injune saw the biggest year—on—year spike in new businesses joining the platform, up 335% compared to june 2019. and now ebay is launching a new ‘pay as you grow‘ initiative, with reduced fees for first—time sellers to help start—up their business on the platform. joining me now is murray lambell, general manager of ebay uk. murray, thanks for being on the programme. tell us a little bit more about how your scheme works. thanks for having me. so we really wanted to support more businesses to either move their off—line unit online or expand existing online presence. server the next three months we charge no fees for the first 100 sales, and the fees increase as they find a successful platform. that runs right through until the end of the year. when the fees do kick m, the year. when

taking measures to cope evolution one of them is the dead life on engine off can be this civil war lydia's stationed at various traffic signals across the city. commuter the donda engines oh while the beat for the green light. by the government claims that is for you would the campaign can deduce they can look at you should in the capital by 15 to 20 per cent not everyone is then with. the bundle of akali a daily beast and why mental activity argues that focusing on just one source of pollution is not enough i think the government needs to create a centralized body which is and powered which has timelines and measurable goals and create a proactive policy which will address every single source of pollution and then enforce all those very strictly and seriously. as do any gasped for breath again the fear of a through endemic of worsening air quality and cruel innovative in fiction is growing. well before we go we want to show you what the tail end of a hurricane looks like at a world famous surfing spot is some of the biggest waves ever recorded at the famous world championships famous naza

selection then it's fascinating to see the impact that latino voters could have thank you so much lydia camarillo of there joining us from san antonio texas now iraqi security forces have reopens a bridge and cleared to hear square in baghdad's protesters had been come for over a year to mountain top politicians step down well $24.00 people have been arrested some on a full team reports from baghdad. republican bridge in baghdad was opened for the 1st time in a year you can see the traffic once again going over the bridge at least in one direction and of course this bridge had a lot of significance in the protest movement it was the main front line between security forces who protected the green zone on the other side of the bridge and the protesters and you can see here the charred concrete blocks that marked the main barricade where protesters faced off with security forces and just a few days ago there were clashes on top of this bridge with protesters throwing molotov cocktails at security forces injuring over $200.00 in the span of just a few days and of course the security forces

. >> as lydia and robert prepared to head back to their hometown, they are still not sure what the futureds for them. they are sad to leave, but hopeful that someday both of them wl be able to return the country. bbc news, dubai. katty: they moved in and now they are moving out. e fighting between two former soviet republics could enter its if azerbaijan and armenia can't find a way to settle theirut territorial di our international correspondent reports now from the ci on the front lines. rerter: as forces continue their advanced in footage released by the authorities here , the only show the victories, not the losses. and they don't allow independent access to the frontline. but we were allowed to enter the ghostof town tartar, which borders -- it is normally home to,0 100 people. been driven out armenian shelling. but not this man we found picking up shrapnel. >> the armenians caused a lot of destruction, he told t it doesn't matter as long as they are driven out. rerter: some here in tartar are sheltering underground. >> he doesn't respond. reporter:he tells me her grandson is used to

. -- the closure of property lydia 10:00 p.m.an of indoor social mixing between households, and very high for places - -the nhs will swiftly be on there. within the very high alert category will be reviewed -- and will be shut down indefinitely. >> very high, also means pubs and bars were closed but shops and stores and universities remain open. johnson has been justify new measures by highlighting the fact that infection rates have quadrupled in england in recent weeks. he argues to no ac -- not act would be unforgivable. >> there are thoseho say on that logic, we should go back into a full national lockdown of indefinite duration, closing schools and businesses, telling peoplein to stay at home, as we did in march. once again shuttering our lives and our society. i do not believe that would be the right course. we would not only be depriving children of their education. we would do such damage to our economy as tode our abi to fund the nhs and crucial public services. >> the leader of the opposition was the first to question wh

we will see david: bossie, bust luck with your book and lydia great to meet you.re and it was in bold in prompter so it has to be. hey, our worker's comp insurance is expiring. should i just renew it? yeah, sure. hey there, small business owner. pie insurance here with some sweet advice to stop you from overpaying on worker's comp. try pie instead and save up to 30%. thirty percent? really? sure! get a quote in 3 minutes at easyaspie.com. that is easy. so, need another reminder? no, i'm good. reminder for what? oh. ho ho, yeah! need worker's comp insurance? get a quote in 3 minutes at easyaspie.com. ainsley: back with headlines starting with fox business alert, the show will not go on at regal cinemas, closing all theaters in the united states, regal parent company says the studio pushing back major releases like james bond film, all theaters will close on thursday. facebook is shutting down any talks giving up instagram and whatsapp, wall street journal reports the social media giant has written up a document calling government efforts to break

or the heidi couples lydia samia. john long bobbing in tongue got a mean critical change i need to know what i mean to me on commitment to a pretty. good song called how some people stages a new tone that the media and good law suits you want to hold. by news they had to make on good kanu or not she. could all just a little so it was. one week link on it's own good old. you guys fish are not for you i mean if i get it but i asked him. to let me know you're good. with the mekong. delta chick chick over me at the college on meth and they don't show knocking me down. meanwhile azerbaijan 2nd largest city ganja has come under repeated missile attacks more than a dozen civilians were killed and more than 50 injured as a brush on it war correspondent as a day reports from the area. a few days after is a terrible tragedy people still calling to the police he did by one of them we still see croucher used to be on the part of the building just a couple of the single local solutions come here every day to commemorate those who

measures to curb air pollution one of them is the red light on engine off campaign where civil war lydia's decent activities traffic signals across the city are urging commuters to don the engines off while the beat for the green light. well the government believes that if for the wood the campaign can deduce they can look at you shoot in the capital by $15.00 to $20.00 plus and not everyone is going with. the bundle of okai a daily beast and one little activist og you that focusing on just one source of pollution is not enough i think the government needs to create a centralized body which is and powered we test timelines and measurable goals and create a proactive policy which will address every single source of pollution and then enforce all those very strictly and seriously. as do any gasped for breath again the feel of it when demi of worsening air quality and could ruin of itas in fiction is growing. still to come on our program you're going to meet pakistan's sherlock holmes his crime solving skills have made him a local legend. but 1st it's billions over budget and 9 years behind s

my presence will be more high level, but if you need more detail, lydia and the rest of our team are available for questions. this will be the city's biggest issuance of affordable housing bonds to date. and this is primarily driven by the increased need to finance the city's growing affordable housing pipeline. next slide. >> the first spending category is public housing. these are typically for householdhouseholds with less t% a.m.i. the majority of the funds requested will be spent on vertical and infrastructure development at sunnydale block 3, 7 and 9. we're using funds to accelerate rehabilitation, that's been public housing stock to meet housing quality standards. this $45 million investment will produce almost 300 units. next slide, please. aside from spending in sunnydale, we're budgeting for multi-family units, similar to our rad program. we expect this investment to yield 70 units. next slide. >> the next spending income is low-income housing. these are typically for households with less than 80% a.m.i. next slide. we will be allocating $15 million for geographic equity fa

i'm lydia and i work in property. i was furloughed in march for two months.a call and straightaway it was great, just laid out, black—and—white, what the company would be doing in terms of using the furlough scheme. do you think that furlough saved your job? yeah, definitely. with us being a small business, i think it was essential to have such a scheme in place. and you've been promoted. and i've been promoted. well done. thank you, i'm really happy. it's just another step closer to where i want to be career—wise, so i'm thrilled. hi, i'm matt. i was furloughed from my barjob in march and decided to pursue my dog training company full—time. with the bar situation, they were really good about it, straight onto furlough. on a self—employed level, there was no support from the government available, as i hadn't currently been through the tax system, which meant my income dropped by about two thirds. i made the decision of, you know what? let's just jump in with two feet. i've been doing it full—time now for two or three weeks. i'm absolutely loving it. so actual

so even if you're not of great interest to china, so for instance the changes, lydia and gordon, whennt to china, we were told by a figure close to the regime that we could expect our hotel room to be bugged and also to be videoed. indeed, some nights we could hear the video machine whirling in the background. they do this to everybody and they're going to do it to hunter biden because he has some habits which are extremely disturbing. >> tucker: gordon chang, thanks very much. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: great to see you. by the way, this is not some xenophobic frenzy we're whipping up. when the smoke clears, we'll learn that china has surpassed us in terms of the size of its economy and it wouldn't be surprising to anyone if their military turned out to be bigger than ours. soon. that's something to worry about. on another networkrk today, a woman usingno a staged name went after this show on the basis of false information. who is this woman? what is her stage name? what did she claim? we'll tell you. another court rulingwo today tht came down that could affect how votes are count

door is also a symbol of strength and cohesion to you and that is also a message of the young artist lydia aid them together with the members of the church and community crafted this door into a memorial in a wonderful way i believe in a. synagogue has a new door now i need for you stronger even better 45 for you mr and. for your congregants is this is i'm sure the least that can be done but it will not allow a your fears about growing anti semitism in this country song and this too fills me with shame and anger that it is necessary to protect jewish places of work where ship in our country talk is there for jewish children which has become routine used to go to heavily guarded daycare centers and schools that jewish men and women wherever and whenever they are have to be on the alert on the street for verbal abuse being of spotted or even physically attacked or to be jewish graves and stumbling stone memorial blocks a defiled and profane and that anti semitic incitement to hatred and violence against jews is on the increase. especially online but definitely not only there and that is when

hermon, out that sylvia this young lydia on the left -- this young lady on the left, finds herself dating a man named nicholas eichmann. a name toann name is be sought after. the world does not know this name really. nothing is thought of it. sylvia is dating nicholas eichmann, and she invites him over dinner at her house with her father and mother. one was blinded when escaping germany before the world began. nicholas is having dinner, and he does not know that sylvia is half jewish. dinner, it that this is too bad that the germans did not finish off the jews during the war. like father, like son. sylvia, you can imagine how long that relationship lasted after that. nothing was said at dinner. they quietly took that in, and their relationship was ended. passes, and sylvia is reading the newspaper to her father as she did, the german newspaper. they come across this story about this west german prosecutor. dr. fritz bauer. individual even thinking about pursuing world criminals. insaid to gather momentum that direction, he wants to publish a list of the war criminals that he was to go aft

we have lydia in danville, virginia on the democrat line. caller: good morning, how are you? first of all, i called to say scientists won. it was no longer than tuesday that the president was making fun of joe biden for wearing a mask. now that we all -- i pray for everyone, i pray for the nation, it is not just the left or the right side, i pray we all can come together and i pray more about the virus instead of powerng about this white and all this other nonsense. come together, that is what we need to do is come together. overcomeay that we can all of this. he is not the first -- there are many other people that have the virus. they have dealt with it, now he will deal with it. that is all i have to say. host: thank you. speaking of the virus around the country, the new york times has a map about current hotspots in the u.s. you can read the map by looking for the darker colors, the dark colors indicate the recent hotspots. a lot is happening in the state of wisconsin. that stretch mainly runs to the south in that central part of the country. and texas and louisiana. the c

carolyn and lydia a mother and daughter they are direct ascendance of monocle. i have never seen these photos of monocle and her fellow companions of misfortune take in my bonaparte. and i'm not going to that's more like oh that was a great grandmother's 1st name she was called because. we don't know who the other one i want. she said they were afraid when they reached france and guess what she said when she told me what happened and there's a guy when i feel sorry for them back then and what they mean but the men who were . in a camp feel set them. forward and when i look at these photos here we've got a. monkey on the card like father never talked about his grandmother leaving him a beautiful i've never seen these fighters say it was your dream but i can look at them. as your god if it. was unspoken trauma is something the descendants still struggled with today. you know by anybody i don't think it was right. what was the core of the way the white people made them do all this nonsense or is it way you know what did they want with them or such behavior is mistr

but back tore lydia velazquez. this is a big piece of the bill. what do we do for p.p.e., restaurants and small spaces around the country for entertainment and bringing people together. how do we balance all of this? that is language that we are trying to resolve in our negotiations. and i'm optimistic we can get from. but we couldn't get there without the leadership of lydia velazquez and veterans affairs committee. i thank representative takano for his work for his work and chairman richie neal has been brilliant on how we put money in people's pockets willing direct payments and some of the other tax provisions that i talked that earlier for children isn't in the republican bill. and i want to thank leader defazio, the chair of the transportation and infrastructure committee for his leadership in having the language in here, not just for the airlines, which is very, very important and that is important because it is an essential, important that people should know and say why should we help airlines? they need special certifications and special

lydia is a gamer who likes to play a lot especially online she encounters massage and it's again salt and games on a daily basis i don't know what i would call some of them very slight insults so there are the classics you'd better go to the kitchen and fix me a sandwich. and it just gets worse from there of course. there are no boundaries i've been threatened with rape multiple times on the internet. situations support from other players is rare. this is no might. become normal and nobody is really bothered anymore everyone just accepts it ok it's just another insult. not all gamers are racist for massaging it but the gaming scene in particular has a real problem one reason for that is a lack of moderators to oversee communication on the different platforms. images it's a big problem and we see that gaming platforms and communities create spaces where this hatred and toxic communication are expressed openly unlike social media perpetrators don't really fear any consequences for their actions with its games on facebook i believe more action is needed to stop online hate speech the gam

thanks to chris, lydia and matt. in some ways, they were the lucky ones.lf—employed workers didn't qualify for any government support and many of them feel frustrated and abandoned. mps think there could be at least a million workers in this boat. one campaign group thinks it could be three times that number. have a look at this — for the past few months theatre and arts venues have bee lit up in red — to highlight the plight of freelance workers in the industry. these are the latest pictures from last night. and we've been speaking with faye, a tv and theatre freelancer who didn't qualify for support and has had a difficult six months. i have been stuck at home for over six months now, without a job. i have three children that i have to provide for. i had to sell my house because i cannot afford to stay here andi because i cannot afford to stay here and i will not lie, there are days where i cry. a really tough times for failure where i cry. a really tough times forfailure and where i cry. a really tough times for failure and literally millions. last week

i promise you amy coney barrett could tell me if she's going to dress up like aunt lydia for halloweenll me if she's going to recuse herself from a case involving the election three or four days later? that is actually telling you what she's going to do. she's just kouchg it in jargon and legalese to hide it. >> so barbara, does that mean, before we go, that we may have learned more from these hearings than we thought? >> i think we did learn something about that. griswold v. connecticut as you mentioned is a case about contraception. and what's really interesting about that is that was the case where the court recognized that although the constitution does not explicitly protect the right to privacy it can be found in the pen umbra of other rights. and it was that that was used as a basis for roe versus wade and other case that's have come afterwards. i think her refusal to acknowledge that griswold was correctly decided should be concerning to anybody who cares about the future viability of roe versus wade. it was also part of the foundation for a case called lawrence versus texas wh

also with me lydia troy, former aide to mike pence who served on that coronavirus task force. we've been talking about and now plans to vote for biden because of trump's flat-out disregard for human life during the pandemic. olivia, he will start with you. as someone who worked on the task force, watching the two developments, parallel developments the last two weeks, the white house's response to having birthed a cluster through reckless behaviors inside the facility and the fact that the cases are growing in the country, more important in many ways, and the messaging from republicans, mike lee and all those today what is going through your mind as you watch that? >> you know, it's appalling to me they continue to behave in this manner and it shows their complete disconnect and disregard for people. these are selfish actions by these individuals. these are supposed to be the gop leaders, right, of our country. and watching mark meadows during that interview take his mask off and put it back on and basically throw a tantrum, no different than the president has thrown in the pa

lydia, i agree, hopefully we can all go to the building post covid. >> president hyland: thank you. commissioner pearlman. >> commissioner pearlman: i wanted to say to jonathan, none of us would be on this commission if we found that information boring. it actually is very interesting. for those of us who, you know, have been around a while, there is always surprises. i mean i'm actually working on a project a few blocks away, and we have to put a mural on it. and in my graphics, i took the mural that is on the front of this building just as a place holder because i've always loved that, you know, the mural and the whole appearance of the building and the intensity of graphics that are typical in the latinx community. so, yeah, i fully endorse this project. and i don't know if i should make a motion, but somebody should to approve this or recommend it for approval. >> president hyland: is that your motion? >> sure. >> motion for approval. >> second. >> let's do it. [laughter] >> jonas: very good. if there is no additional deliberation, there is a motion seconded to adopt a resolutio

but back tore lydia velazquez. this is a big piece of the bill. what do we do for p.p.e., restaurants and small spaces around the country for entertainment and bringing people together. how do we balance all of this? that is language that we are trying to resolve in our negotiations. and i'm optimistic we can get from. but we couldn't get there without the leadership of lydia velazquez and veterans affairs committee. i thank representative takano for his work for his work and chairman richie neal has been brilliant on how we put money in people's pockets willing direct payments and some of the other tax provisions that i talked that earlier for children isn't in the republican bill. and i want to thank leader defazio, the chair of the transportation and infrastructure committee for his leadership in having the language in here, not just for the airlines, which is very, very important and that is important because it is an essential, important that people should know and say why should we help airlines? they need special certifications and special

we have lydia in danville, virginia on the democrat line. caller: good morning, how are you?irst of all, i called to say scientists won. it was no longer than tuesday that the president was making fun of joe biden for wearing a mask. now that we all -- i pray for everyone, i pray for the nation, it is not just the left or the right side, i pray we all can come together and i pray more about the virus instead of powerng about this white and all this other nonsense. come together, that is what we need to do is come together. overcomeay that we can all of this. he is not the first -- there are many other people that have the virus. they have dealt with it, now he will deal with it. that is all i have to say. host: thank you. speaking of the virus around the country, the new york times has a map about current hotspots in the u.s. you can read the map by looking for the darker colors, the dark colors indicate the recent hotspots. a lot is happening in the state of wisconsin. that stretch mainly runs to the south in that central part of the country. and texas and louisiana. the cur

we have on the call lydia eely, the acting deputy director for housing and jonah lee.you have specific programmatic questions, feel free to ask them and we'll do our best to get them in. >> okay. i'm sorry. this was 2015 only. we've got 2016 and 2019 to cover and they'll be covered by different people? >> correct. >> let's move on to 2016. >> thank you and good morning. i'm jonah lee director of finance administration. i'm pleased to provide this update on the 2016 housing bond. these geo bonds finance loans under the pass program, which is the key component of the city's acquisition, preservation, and anti-displacement strategy. the bond authority for the past program originated with the preservation and seize milk structure program update. there was a fund to fund loans under the preferred market rate typologies. over the subsequent 20-plus years, the program was under utilized, with only $90 million in bonds issued. the pass program specifically deferred loans that require permanent affordability, to maximize affordability and to minimize the use of public resources

we have on the call lydia eely, the acting deputy director for housing and jonah lee. if you have specific programmatic questions, feel free to ask them and we'll do our best to get them in. >> okay. i'm sorry. this was 2015 only. we've got 2016 and 2019 to cover and they'll be covered by different people? >> correct. >> let's move on to 2016. >> thank you and good morning. i'm jonah lee director of finance administration. i'm pleased to provide this update on the 2016 housing bond. these geo bonds finance loans under the pass program, which is the key component of the city's acquisition, preservation, and anti-displacement strategy. the bond authority for the past program originated with the preservation and seize milk structure program update. there was a fund to fund loans under the preferred market rate typologies. over the subsequent 20-plus years, the program was under utilized, with only $90 million in bonds issued. the pass program specifically deferred loans that require permanent affordability, to maximize affordability and to minimize the use of public resou

i am lydia fartini and i live in the sun set and i have been a resident for 26 years. my son is a junior at s.i. and has played football for the last two years and i volunteer as a team parent. i also serve on the board of the african american latino parents' association and serve as a volunteer guide for spanish-speaking families. i'm here to show strong support for the field lights i believe that the lights will have a critical impact and make a significant difference in the lives of the students and in building the broader community. students will have the opportunity to maximize time by being able to play later and have the necessary outlet for their mental, physical and emotional well-being. they will be able to practice, pray and grow through sports and access to the field. this is especially true in san francisco where young people don't have these types of outlets. in fact, every year we host a black and brown community day for prospective students of color. one of the highlights is the football game. the students are so excited about the field and the sports p

lydia says in this crazy world, i have one question. what's stu's favorite song of all time? a disco king. i'm not showing a picture. my favorite song is pink floyd -- oh, stop that. that's awful. that's awful. my favorite song is pink floyd, comfortably numb. susan? susan: oh. i like every little thing she does is magic. stuart: ashley? ashley: bohemian rhapsody. still as good today. stuart: lauren? lauren: somebody to love. stuart: i need somebody -- lauren: the high notes, love them. stuart: all right. move on. i've got to tell you this. i'm sorry to put this in the middle of friday feedback but president trump just tweeted covid relief moving along, go big. i think he was watching our interview with larry kudlow. go big, he said. market's up. now, this is from bill. around the time of your last birthday, you said the gift you asked your kids for is coffee. my question is, what kind of coffee do you like? it's very simple. anything that's got kof fecaffe it. i do not pay premium prices for premium coffee. nobody is surprised at this. you are all laughing. you know i'm chea

my presence will be more high level, but if you need more detail, lydia and the rest of our team are available for questions. this will be the city's biggest issuance of affordable housing bonds to date. and this is primarily driven by the increased need to finance the city's growing affordable housing pipeline. next slide. >> the first spending category is public housing. these are typically for householdhouseholds with less t% a.m.i. the majority of the funds requested will be spent on vertical and infrastructure development at sunnydale block 3, 7 and 9. we're using funds to accelerate rehabilitation, that's been public housing stock to meet housing quality standards. this $45 million investment will produce almost 300 units. next slide, please. aside from spending in sunnydale, we're budgeting for multi-family units, similar to our rad program. we expect this investment to yield 70 units. next slide. >> the next spending income is low-income housing. these are typically for households with less than 80% a.m.i. next slide. we will be allocating $15 million for geographic equity fa

my presence will be more high level, but if you need more detail, lydia and the rest of our team arevailable for questions. this will be the city's biggest issuance of affordable housing bonds to date. and this is primarily driven by the increased need to finance the city's growing affordable housing pipeline. next slide. >> the first spending category is public housing. these are typically for householdhouseholds with less t% a.m.i. the majority of the funds requested will be spent on vertical and infrastructure development at sunnydale block 3, 7 and 9. we're using funds to accelerate rehabilitation, that's been public housing stock to meet housing quality standards. this $45 million investment will produce almost 300 units. next slide, please. aside from spending in sunnydale, we're budgeting for multi-family units, similar to our rad program. we expect this investment to yield 70 units. next slide. >> the next spending income is low-income housing. these are typically for households with less than 80% a.m.i. next slide. we will be allocating $15 million for geographic equity fami

my presence will be more high level, but if you need more detail, lydia and the rest of our team are available for questions. this will be the city's biggest issuance of affordable housing bonds to date. and this is primarily driven by the increased need to finance the city's growing affordable housing pipeline. next slide. >> the first spending category is public housing. these are typically for householdhouseholds with less t% a.m.i. the majority of the funds requested will be spent on vertical and infrastructure development at sunnydale block 3, 7 and 9. we're using funds to accelerate rehabilitation, that's been public housing stock to meet housing quality standards. this $45 million investment will produce almost 300 units. next slide, please. aside from spending in sunnydale, we're budgeting for multi-family units, similar to our rad program. we expect this investment to yield 70 units. next slide. >> the next spending income is low-income housing. these are typically for households with less than 80% a.m.i. next slide. we will be allocating $15 million for geographic equity fa