is there a report next roseanne? >> yes. >> hello. so i am the liaison for 2015 and 2016 and we don't officially have a liaison for the 2019 affordable housing but i met with them prior to the meeting. i had a lot of the same questions many of you had, especially about covid impacts as it relates to scheduling definitely was curious about the past program. had a good conversation with everybody. and do feel like, especially as mentioned with the program, tolerances. it's not materially affecting the program. i was definitely curious the first time i read through what impacts the forebearence was going to have and especially thinking about our obligation to the bond. did dig in more about what is potentially financed for 2019 as well. just asked general questions. given that that was approved by capital planning board of supervisors. i think that is probably sufficient interest to the committee as well to just kind of see what is come nothing the pipeline and what is being potentially funded there. i don't know how much everybody else

work and some of the challenges of being in the filipino community we have sunny we've janina of roseanne thank you for being on the stream and to get you to introduce yourself to out audience sunny go ahead tell us who you are what you're doing thanks so much for having me 1st i read a couple had i'm a clinician i'm a pediatric nurse practitioner but i'm also a ph d. prepared nurse scientist and professor at villanova university where i teach health policy research in pediatrics good to have you do need to tell our audience who you are what you do so i'm xeni i am proud you know immigrant i migrated here when i was 19 with my family and i have been a nice you nurse for about 6 years now and i work in a court in i.c.u. in the top hospital in york city nice to have you raise our welcome to the stream introduce yourself to the stream of us thank you so much for having me similar to sunny i what i wear a bunch of different hats. operating room nurse for about 9 years i'm also a proud filipino immigrant and i have also been documenting a bunch of of filipino nursing families who i depend on m

situations especially in the beginning of the pandemic when there was such a shortage to protect yourself roseanne i'm just looking at your your photo series here asper on the front lines took us through some of these pictures i'm just about to click from here this family. this is the bad gun family that's elizabeth grace and ernest and that's her firstborn child and both of them are nurses ernest on the right here he works in the by a containment unit so he he had seen patients essentially die every day and this is the gun here he works night shift at a telemetry unit and he tends to also volunteered to take care of patients on his on his unit and that's him resting on his day and you feel bad you feel that pain when you're so tired it hurts some people when i you tube comment section jeanine are just saying this is all about racism this is all it is we're in the united states the institutions of racist this is racism respond. so like what i said earlier there was already some level of inequality there was just exacerbated by the cold midnight and i think we should just continue these conversatio

. >> shannon: prior reporting that roseanne boyland had been crushed by fellow rioters while trying toapital. medical examiner listed her death as accidental, and to the cause, a drug overdose. acute amphetamine intoxication. the other two civilians who died that day succumbed to so-called, natural causes. 50-year-old benjamin philip of pennsylvania and 55-year-old kevin greeson of alabama died of heart failure. the cause of death for capitol hill police officer brian sik nick, still pending "the wall street journal" notes, judges bristle at their handling of media and pretrial detention. for example, after an appeal court told the lower court to reconsider its determination that it mother and son were too dangerous to be released, that lower court judge did order them released. now eric module and his mom lisa marie eisenhardt will await trial at home in tennessee. there accused of trespass just messing at the capital and disorderly conduct. like others caught up in the post-riot dragnet could face a very serious charges. >> somebody died here, and they could charge them with felony m

whose core belief is that white identity is under attack, which other than the cancellation of "roseanne have no idea what they are talking about. here they are, marching with tiki torches in order to keep away black people, jewish people, and mosquitoes. now, most people associate this type of thing with the south. but remember, the south isn't just a geographical location, it is a state of mind that extends from the deepest parts of texas, all the way to the pacific northwest. in response to all this, the redneck revolt has spread to the pacific northwest, too. that's right. this guy's a good guy? well, wait a minute. that wu tang hat is a good sign. i am heading to meet the seattle-area chapter called the puget sound john brown gun club, in the backgrounds, doing their thing. >> today, on "united shades of america," this is happening. lucky for my already-ringing ears, they are taking a break from the shooting which gives me an opportunity to pull aside members. >> so what made you decide to -- to want to join up? >> i grew up in a really rural area and that's kind of part of my ident

a spectacle which, for greg faull's father art and stepmom roseanne, was hard to take. >> i had phoneimes, and the wall street journal in two days. >> it was questions about this other fella. >> mcafee? >> like, excuse me? you're asking the wrong question. ask me about our loss. >> that seemed almost to be secondary, like it was the lost in the shuffle? >> lost on the shuffle, greg was push off to one side. it was the mcafee circus. >> no doubt mcafee was good copy, but with the police not talking and john mcafee not talking to police, rumor and speculation is about all there was. that is until the world's most wanted person of interest surfaced in guatemala, seeking sanctuary. according to mcafee's traveling companion, samantha venegas, the couple had used their wits to elude capture. for weeks, she said, mcafee made the police think he was on amergris caye, when in fact, he and she were hiding out on the mainland, she said, in belize city. >> he was in the city. i mean, john a smart. he knows what he's doing. i mean, you turned his phone on, and said, you know what? they're going to

host: roseann from minnesota, good morning. caller: good morning.hought is that everybody would love to see our country improve, i wish in a way that you would take it in smaller chunks. i wish you would have more economists look at how pointing -- how pouring more money into this will affect inflation. i do not think that giving more people money for housing will cause landlords to raise rent. because if the government is paying a certain portion, if the landlord can get more, they will. i want to know how this affects of banks, the economy and inflation. in a lot of ways you are doing more harm than good and elected these projects take time and energy, we only have so much of it workforce with so much of our population being older. it is more than we can chew. guest: i am chairman of a subcommittee of appropriations, you can say without we -- that we specialize in doing things in small pieces. which is year-to-year appropriations. we often do it in a bipartisan way. my colleague, formerly chairman, now the ranking republican member, we sometimes r