but what when evelyn and i were out on the trail she would be with these women who would come to her with tears in their eyes and it was so heartbreaking for many people and then they came forward about that same doctor and he was arrested on federal charges so i just thank i think my wife is zero. >> how is evelyn doing now? >> she's great andshe's a rock . she's a rock star like, our kids are happy and healthy. i just am indebted to her every day.i'd say thank my wife because she's the real force behind everything. >> you talked about having a son with special needs, a wife who was a sexual assault victim and you are not someone who's helpless. you're in the public realm. what can you do with these unique experiences to make a difference on those issues? >> i want to do everything i can to help. to me being special needs is the new normal. i know so many families going through that victim of being a victim of sexual assault is all toocommonplace . my wife wrote a book trying to teach about sexual assault. i did spoke about sexual assault so i was proud of her on thatlevel . >> .. >

evelyn. >> great. can we get the slides going? i'm not sure who's going to be doing that. >> i will share the slide. >> perfect. thank you. okay. great. just to piggy back off elizabeth. thank you for welcoming us task force and members and community who are here. my name is evelyn taurus. i am a new addition to a civic edge consulting. i'm excited to not only be part of this team, but this is very historic. this happens every 10 years and it doesn't happen in every city in the united states and so i'm excited that we are able to do this with community and that is absolutely our approach to our work and the specific project. i have a background in politics, government, and working collaboratively with community and especially with civic edge. we understand how critical it is and what lines need to be drawn and overall, just a livelihood of our community. so we do our best to put the best things together and we want to really push the envelope and push strategies in a collaborative way. let me go ahead and introduce the rest of our

evelyn. >> great. can we get the slides going? i'm not sure who's going to be doing that. >> i will share the slide. >> perfect. thank you. okay. great. just to piggy back off elizabeth. thank you for welcoming us task force and members and community who are here. my name is evelyn taurus. i am a new addition to a civic edge consulting. i'm excited to not only be part of this team, but this is very historic. this happens every 10 years and it doesn't happen in every city in the united states and so i'm excited that we are able to do this with community and that is absolutely our approach to our work and the specific project. i have a background in politics, government, and working collaboratively with community and especially with civic edge. we understand how critical it is and what lines need to be drawn and overall, just a livelihood of our community. so we do our best to put the best things together and we want to really push the envelope and push strategies in a collaborative way. let me go ahead and introduce the rest of our

the only one i think was vanessa redgrave as evelyn.a little less lonely. i hope you laugh. >> reporter: and another interesting point she makes, the importance of art and how everyone should study it and be able to appreciate it because it transcends cultural differences. now, for all you fans out there she didn't say no to the idea of a sequel but said there's still a bit more to her favorite character evelyn. "still life" out now. don't forget you can continue reading along with us on instagram @gmabookclub. lara? >> lama, it sounds so good. i am in. thank you. >>> coming up, one of the stars of "king richard," jon ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ i didn't have to oufor help. today. one blood clot puts you at risk of having another, so we chose xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto® is proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blood clots from happening again. almost 98% of people did not have another dvt or pe.

and the cities that were growing rapidly, building houses on the edge of the city and sir evelyn can move in their and that frees up houses in the interior sort of going to move in there. particularly if you have an open might population that says look i'm not going to choose my neighborhood because it's white because its hispanic or because it's not black or whatever it is, then you can get a lot more mixing the people rapidly when a city is growing and changing than when it is just text and stagnant. that was the key to a lot of cities becoming more open is that same kind of openness to building, that means people don't fight over what is there is much. you just don't see that as much in cities that are much more dynamic. >> said going back to this concept of remote work and you talk about this as a little bit this topic. where do you see that going? i feel this is sort of a constant question among planning circles and a lot of attention being paid to wanting to make the city center and attractive place for people to return, given the people have more choice in where they work or p

i live in valley here when i heard evelyn the by look nil oliver lavelle of elmwood city commerce dall homer i'm just going to have it. hello. so i got my son allan none of them know you. hello, your son the oh, so last the last was just noodle, 10 for nathan foster gun personal go to upon us to get his hand out. obviously. the hello the india gun have in dominion. this is tomorrow in the komatsu, poor men, the men like this to be listed in the gun surveys. mister mcdonald had sou logan ah, oh oh fatima can national or english true on that ask asking indeed, what evicted from all of them. it has cave and false can also prevent elman most and for communion winston linwood off on the football force. nations belong sounds not ah ah ah, you're warming for shame me to thanked him all for that. i am. will you? her phone taught me not to dismount to come and sound income. ah, and a toy evicted across her fine tika family. even a scale of any of madison. ah, i were to get it with you guys from all along with it. then michael or any player behind the in the back. all righty. ah, did i catch up

the school evelyn seen in the background. >> i think it's pretty ridiculous and the fact that they thoughtith it says a lot. >> the school principal in a statement says he learned about the incident last week and calls the post offensive and offered his deepest apologies and says these were halloween costumes with some how they wound up on the private school social media pages. principal sawyer says i am personally distressed. not only by the costumes but i'm disappointed that neither i nor our staff took appropriate action when it was happening. >> i know they are teenagers but somewhere it should have registered. >> parents called the post disturbing and says changes needed now. >> i hope the school actually does more that's talked about. actually does something. >> new social media guidance will be put in place to better align the school values but did not provide details. workshops and discussions will immediately be held. the students have a better understanding of sensitivity and kindness quotations. >> the principal did not say whether any school staffers or students were punished f

and they even have decorations. evelyn, russian president vladimir putin and minister of defense jerry short sailor, sleep on bunk beds in a separate room close to the ship stern. ah, can if an admiral or re hire a visit to caravan, he guessed a ship's best cabin is not really spacious, but has a nice t said. and a large painting above the bed. with as a recon helicopter returns the drills, kick off, see this pyramid shaped object. it's a mockup, see, mind that the crews going to throw overboard, sail away, and i try to hate from a distance a wow. so one of the, one of the ship's main guns and can look, look, it's actually fired as a c mine ah worth it. so what are the ships manga e k 630. and it's actually designed to, i hate about want to target like regular ships, but right now, as far as a dummy, as a training see mine the next target, which is a mockup warship requires a larger gun. wow. wow. well, there was a, there was the ship's main gun and i actually ever got to what i wanted to say, but when you're standing here on, on board with the enormous fire power, that's incredible. t

welcome to welcome linked to huffy xander lynn for la dfi excision . evelyn, it varies to appear in ramallah, the ailing p l. o. lina jasa ana fat remained in his west bank headquarters on a fountain as close as 8th was surrounded by his ready tanks placed there by ariel sharon, who by then had become israel's prime minister, out of font left for jordan, and then paris to seek medical treatment ah, the 11th of november, 2004 al jazeera was the 1st to report the death of yasser arafat. al jazeera differed from its competitors by covering under reported regions. from its earliest days, the channel had a presence in africa and actively sought out news from the continent able from its bureau in the sudanese capital cartoon. it reported on the presence of al qaeda in east africa. it was also on the ground for the humanitarian crisis. that beset down for in 2003 that december and al jazeera correspondent was arrested on charges of quote, airing news containing false information aimed at smearing sedans. image was of a sum of up looking to monitor porsha of you took leave. he has, you'll florida th

you and me, evelyn bits all to percentage busy all to percentage minute me, me be a living the to down. the lawless allows you will try to be, isn't it? she to the digest shippable to the i did a lot call id, actually had decided i actually showing that she's link in the sid resolved in a meat. lydia, it's hard to hire tardy. she the civil side to be a like a looking job. it thinks you're the packet much motiv you out, the gauge and handled stuff. i really didn't know that it is a calmly job and because i understand that she has the coldly john the wife john will sit on back the other take it which he still has feared which town maloney which fittest ah said fy osa describes himself as a miss the painter, a writer, and a flute playing. he lives in turkey's anatolia mountains. present used to be an architect. that is now a shepherd lou talk sunroof. the boiling kept in kiss me. it is amber alert. this num washed the canter. it is shimmy in some killing mushrooms skirted. can he dance gertrude immediately gingerly from moses judging drinking ditch? gotten was getting your the roach. i'm

says she and her husband had to sell everything they own to get their son to poland and study tad. evelyn rushdin, we took a plane from baghdad and stayed 2 nights in bella. rooster and smugglers took us to the border and they said, cars would take us through the forest. they lied, we had to walk. but the polish authorities held them back to rock and would die so hard for a mother to think that her son is going to die. many rockies rain stuck at the border, camped among the trees and groups. the forested area is an unforgiving place, temperature's plunge below freezing at night. some have died on the journey. but for many iraqis and others hoping to cross into western europe. it's not clear yet what future lay face. american, our desert doctor lebanon's government is failing. its people, that's the verdict of the un envoy on extreme poverty who is on a visit to the country alleviate. the shooter says lebanon is in danger of becoming a failed state. i spoke to young children in some parts of the country, particularly in, in a car, in peabody and these young children, 101112 years old, i, s

she says she and her husband had to sell everything loan to get their son to poland and study tad. evelyn rushdin, we took a plane from baghdad and stayed 2 nights in belarus. and smugglers took us to the border and they said cars would take us through the forest. they lied, we had to walk. but the polish authorities on them back to rock and would die so hard for a mother to think that her son is going to die. many rockies rain stuck at the border, camped among the trees and groups. the forested area is an unforgiving place. temperature's plunge below freezing at night. some have died on the journey. but for many iraqis and others hoping to cross into western europe. it's not clear yet what future lay face. iran con our desert. dr. witness testimony has ended in the trial of an american teenager accused of murder during anti racism protest. last year col. rittenhouse says he was defending himself when he shot and killed 2 men, an injured a 3rd in can no show wisconsin. he is an assault weapon and is not a local resident, prosecutor say his of agility. rittenhouse faces life in prison. if

she says she and her husband had to sell everything loan to get their son to poland and study tad. evelyn rushdin. we took a plane from baghdad and stayed 2 nights and belarus. smugglers took us to the border and they said, cars would take us through the forest. they lied, we had to walk. but the polish authority sent them back to the rock and would die so hard for a mother to think that her son is going to die. many rockies rain stuck at the boat, camped among the trees and groups. the forested area is an unforgiving place, temperature's plunge below freezing at night. some have died on the journey. but for many iraqis and others hoping to cross into western europe. it's not clear yet what future lay face. iran con our desert, that china's routing communist party has passed a resolution little paved, the way for president she sham, pinged to extend his time and power possibly. and definitely the motion recognizes she is vital to china's wealth and puts him in an equal position with the parties most important historical figures, including its founder mouths. so don't she expects to pursue

says she and her husband had to sell everything loan to get their son to poland and studied tad. evelyn rustin, we took a plane from baghdad and stayed 2 nights in belarus. and smugglers took us to the border and they said, cars would take us through the forest. they lied, we had to walk. but the polish authorities on them back to rock and would die so hard for a mother to think that her son is going to die. many rockies rain stuck at the border, camped among the trees and groups. the forested area is an unforgiving place. temperature's plunge below freezing at night. some have died on the journey. but for many iraqis and others hoping to cross into western europe. it's not clear yet what future they face. iran con our desert dr. as the cop 26 climate summits answers its final day, the un secretary general has urged delegates to pick up the pace. antonia quoterush says efforts to limit global warming to one and a half degrees. our quotes on life support discussions and commitments so far have failed to meet the you ends, goals. we remain on a catastrophic temperature rise trek well abov

she said she and her husband had to sell everything known to get their son to poland and study tad. evelyn rustin, we took a plane from baghdad and stayed 2 nights in belarus. the smugglers took us to the border and they said, cars would take us through the forest in they lied, we had to walk on, but the polish authorities on them back to rock and would die so hard for a mother to think that her son is going to die, many rockies range stuck at the border, camped among the trees and groups. the forested area is an unforgiving place, temperatures plunge below freezing a night. some have died on the journey. but for many iraqis and others hoping to cross into western europe, it's not clear yet what future lay face. iran con our desert dr. china ruling communist party has passed a resolution that will pave the way for president teaching ping to extend his time in power. the motion recognises she is vital to china as well and puts him on an equal footing with the parties most important historical figures including founder and sit on that she is not expected to pursue a 3rd 5 year term breaking

while the evelyn saw a 2nd vice of rioting, against the restrictions triggered by high record high cove, at 19 cases, are desirous nadine baba reports gathering in vienna to say things have gone too far as governments around europe try to limit rising covey 19 infection rates. austria's bringing in a 3 week national lockdown for monday and is making vaccinations compulsory for every one from next february, with fines for people who don't comply. 2 thirds of austrians are fully vaccinated . that's one of the lowest rates in western europe. vaccine skepticism has been encouraged by the far right freedom party, the 3rd biggest in parliament, which organized saturday's protest. you can see absolutely clear that where a right to get to miss are strong. ah, less people are which made it to and more people get the ill. so you see that they have some direct influence on the other, the level of the banner mitchell taishan. the netherlands is also now in partial locked down with bars and restaurants, closing at a to the evening on saturday, they've been demonstrating against the measures in amste

she says she and her husband had to sell everything loan to get their son to poland and study tad. evelyn rustin, we took a plane from baghdad and stayed 2 nights in belarus. and smugglers took us to the border and they said, cars would take us through the forest. they lied, we had to walk. but the polish authorities held them back to rock and would die so hard for a mother to think that her son is going to die. many rockies rain stuck at the border, camped among the trees and groups. the forested area is an unforgiving place, temperature's plunge below freezing a night. some have died on the journey. but for many iraqis and others hoping to cross into western europe. it's not clear yet what future lay face. iran con our desert. dr. for centuries, self run has been a powerful component of the economy and culture in engine administered, kashmir. temperatures have been rising though, and rainfall is more erratic, threatened in the future of this rare spice. have the motel reports. it's the busiest time of the year for saffron farm on may, roger, the family is harvesting purple flowers, but

evelyn: .gov or cif i.gov. the surge of illegal immigrants continues to flow into the u.s.southern border. as a coming from a officials sure concerned about human trafficking and reported second migrant caravan poised to bring in thousands more illegal immigrants. president biden scheduled to meet with mexican president next week at the white house. bill melugin has that story from the water. reporter: border patrol here tell us in a span of 14 hours they arrested for confirmed members of the ms 13 gang. on top of that, dhs source is telling us here in the valley sector in the last 24 hours there have been 262 known getaways is activity here continues to crank up. >> illegal immigrant hides in a tree hoping to innate capture but a trooper no space to keep his eyes in the dark of night. seems like this play uprightly here in the why of texas where law enforcement hunts for runners who refuse to turn themselves in. hours later, the light of day reveals huge groups of migrant crossing during the overnight hours. this group is about 200 strong. most the families and young child

i've been wanting to do something with you for evelyn parties. come to college. got a later this afternoon, sammy hagar, this is dennis miller plus one later. ah, the british and american governments have often been accused of destroying lives in their own interests. while you see in this, these techniques is to stay devising methods to india essentially destroy the personality of an individual. by scientific means, this is how one doctors, theories were allegedly used in psychological warfare against prisoners deemed a danger to the state. that was the foundation for the method of psychological interrogation, psychological torture, the ca, disseminated within the us intelligence community, and worldwide among allies for the next 30 years. and how the victims say they still live with the consequences. today. virginia has roared, and democrats are really republic. england young kens gubernatorial. when is nothing less than stunning, he is a political novice and not but trump surrogate. this bo other election, how far reaching implications, and it could signal the

on race day, among those cheering her on were two of her former students. 90-year-old rosemary and evelyn03. setting a world record as the oldest american and the first woman to run 100 meters in her age group. >> i'm so happy. >> reporter: now you know every winner deserves a press conference. and this one set her rules. >> okay, one question a piece. >> reporter: you want to do it again? >> yeah. right now. >> reporter: how about at 106, do it again? >> maybe so, who knows. see how ilp in the r:al. >>> as we look ahead to veteran's day, it's important to note that americans transition from active duty to civilian life and that sometimes comes with feelings of isolation and loneliness. we are introduced to some former service members trying to change that one mile at a time. >> reporter: along a tennessee highway, a runner carrying the american flag is in an attention getter. what type of reaction do you get? >> we get a lot of honks. i had team wave at my. >> reporter: for this army veteran, what looks liking a solo pursuit has never felt more collaborative. what was happening before yo

i'm with the boston book fest evelyn thank you for joining us on the legacy and potential of -- of the to thank jim and kathy stone of stone family foundation for their sponsorship of this special -- developed in collaboration with the maa h. book award. i'd like to thank everyone when they register for the three events events as well that the welcome those viewers are joining us on c-span. pbs is envisioning our or station's future direction predicted help us shape of the festival will look like in the next five years a market please take five minutes to complete our free survey. you have a chance to win great prizes and most importantly you can let us know what you value and how we can better serve readers. if you'd like to purchase the book was supporting in independent oak store we have made it easy. go to the link at the bottom of your screen and now it's like to turn things over to this morning's post the author of shelter in the time of the storm winner of the 2020 book award. >> good morning everyone. will come to the discussion entitled building a par on the legacy power and p

this is ugandan climate justice activist evelyn acham. >> we emit very little co2, but we are sufferingsome of the worst impacts. people are dying from floods, disasters like droughts are drying the people's crops, people's food. uganda is heavily depending on agriculture for food and water, but again, agriculture depends on the natural systems. that means people are left hungry with nothing to eat or nothing to drink. we are here today to demand for justice from the leaders because we are not responsible as people from africa and yet most times we are not being heard. our voices are not being heard. our voices are left behind. >> our second from u.k., mikaela loach. one of the young people taking to court. >> the world leaders, you steal our sacred words and use them to defend and uphold the oppressive systems of white supremacy. you tell us the action needed to prevent sea level rise is impossible are not practical. in this heartbreak, fear, and despair, i felt weak but i will allow myself to face my heartbreak. the goals of community could be poured into those crabs and make it stron

evelyn who is in the middle here, john wilkes who is on the left. only john adopted their father's american style of acting. a boston reviewer said there was a native fire and fury opinion and wielded his sword so vigorously that once his foe fell off of the stage and into the orchestra a month before he assassinated him, he tortured a woman on the wheel so much and a viewer was terrified by his melevolance. for john wilkes booth, he identified with these people in real life. in his mind, he was really one of them. america itself was now the stage, lincoln was his target, assassinating lincoln in a theater would be booth's ultimate sensational role. a couple hours before he shot lincoln, he recommended to a hotel clerk that he should go to the theater that evening because booth said there will be some splendid acting there tonight. he felt like he was part of a play, an american actor to the hilt. booth, himself, david ross's coming to horrible, horrible life. thank you. >> our second distinguished speaker today is h.w. brands. he sold cutlery aroun

alex 1st colors elected le wheeler wheeler, angela angela and evelyn fuller. in zillow suite. roberts, virginia, is it 8? that is liza things. this is light, isn't it? right? mrs. demik with craddick is a case a, is a servers or is it a little servers or is, is looking for is or is, is looking for is or is looking at the risk to not to not tonight, and the, and the company. the next can become the spec, can they can they can, they can get from the 100 on ground in noun did noun, town town, virginia gooders a say say that wandering rings on to the point of the problem. the problem that the, the bank with micro, the pets are facing overall we're all, this is just really a reflection. many are any, are any argue, argue on them. the new administrative station asia joe last night it is the press, the press, pardon, pardon for and, and he's only and he's only and got up and emptied and read and 2 percent approval rate at this point. 71 percent of the merit and of america and americans akins in the country are not going can in the right lane can do raglin, kitchen point kitchen point

aunty evelyn has built a family bond with people on their street. they keep the street clean.cook for each other and take care of each other. everything they need is nearby. >> time is up. thank you so much for your comments. again, i apologize for cutting anybody off, but we're timing each speaker for one minute. next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is chris. i'm associate director of housing. fund the $64 million emergency acquisition program. we have capacity to acquire buildings. we're actively seeking opportunities throughout the city and we're finding a lot of solid opportunities that will prevent displacement of at-risk lower income households. we simply lack the needed funding. this budget approval will help us and other qualified nonprofit organizations to acquire more properties and preserve them as affordable. without this funding, we don't envision many of these preservation opportunities being funded in the coming year. i want to thank you for your time and consideration on this budget approval thank you for allowing me to speak this morning. >> next speaker, plea

i'm evelyn hildebrand, and as always, please note that all expressions are those of the experts on today's call. today, we're fortunate to have, after the remarks we'll turn to questions. if you have a question, please enter it into the q&a box at the bottom of the screen. >> thank you. and thank you to the federalist society for hosting this panel. i'm delighted to welcome these two amazing redistricting experts. first, professor jeffrey weiss, who is at the new york university law school, adjunct professor of law, senior fellow, and director of their census and redistricting institute. and second, mark bradens, a counsel at hostetler. professor weiss? >> thank you, it's a pleasure to share this program with mark, who is a long-time friend and associate of mine. we may come from different political or philosophical backgrounds, but for many years we've been able to work together for the common interest of pursuing fair redistricting policies across the country. and enforcing the voting rights act, however you might look at it. what i'll do to start is to give a brief overview of the john

this group this mall, and evelyn, at this point, i think our nation has been reactive with our systems of public health, for a crisis to occur, before we began to modify it, and consider it. the lack of constituents here, in the roads flip, we would be would resource, the potomac river. that brings water to almost 5 million people in the d.c. metropolitan area, and so then we're going off in before we have one. so, a contamination event of just that river, with all of affect all of the other water in this area. so, that includes general infrastructure. we would have an back and forth work and it is going on there. so, there can't be having chemicals contaminating our surface groundwater, and we need to know that there will be a secondary source. >> unfortunately, i don't. but i think that is an important backup system. you, definitely is doing everything they had, and it's going through all kinds of family members, making for those lake against the slow crowd out. now, there's a lot of the things. we see him, gone that's it. so, we've been trusting more in matters of fear, and in prese

my name is evelyn marx and i am the present owner of 251 upper terrace in san francisco which is directly next to a proposed building project onlot 45 . i am deeply concerned about the proposed project on lot 45 at 247 upper terrace because it would impact me and my property tremendously in a negative way. notto mention the impact on the entire community of upper terrace . >> clerk: i need to interrupt you just one moment but we are taking the matter of continuance on theproject so public comments need to be related to the matter . >> caller: so do we forget that until december 9? >> the proposal is to be continued until december 9. >> caller: thank you sir. >> clerk: thank you. last call for public comment on items proposed tobe continued, press star 3 to be added to the queue . >> this is georgia, i'm just curious because of this continuance thing in sb 330 . i mean, this is a confusing thing that i think is before the commission and for the public on these projects being continued. since the project sponsor apparently requested the continuance , does this mean this ring doesn't count a

. >> evelyn cohen.hoda and you quote me, which i assume you were just, like, checking the box so you could come on this show >> no, that's not true >> no, i'm going on a few shows in which the people are not quoted so we'll see how that goes >> what was hoda's quote >> hoda has a few. one of them is right on time >> everything is right on time that was for the babes and all that >> and she told me that. >> this book is great. it has everybody >> perfect christmas gift. >> everybody jumped in what do you mean did everybody -- >> i mean, did you -- >> no. >> it's a tribute. it's a tribute >> i think it's really cool. >> it's super fun and adorable listen, can we talk about something that i know you're very opinion yatesed about >> yes >> did you watch halloween >> i did >> here is the deal. >> you always -- >> well, we're surviving the massacre of peanuts of 2015. and we're still getting over that that shall not be named. emmys all around for your hair team >> oh, thank you >> honestly. unbelievable and y

aunty evelyn has built a family bond with people on their street. they keep the street clean. each other and take care of each other. everything they need is nearby. >> time is up. thank you so much for your comments. again, i apologize for cutting anybody off, but we're timing each speaker for one minute. next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is chris. i'm associate director of housing. fund the $64 million emergency acquisition program. we have capacity to acquire buildings. we're actively seeking opportunities throughout the city and we're finding a lot of solid opportunities that will prevent displacement of at-risk lower income households. we simply lack the needed funding. this budget approval will help us and other qualified nonprofit organizations to acquire more properties and preserve them as affordable. without this funding, we don't envision many of these preservation opportunities being funded in the coming year. i want to thank you for your time and consideration on this budget approval thank you for allowing me to speak this morning. >> next speaker, please. >> h

aunty evelyn has built a family bond with people on their street. they keep the street clean.cook for each other and take care of each other. everything they need is nearby. >> time is up. thank you so much for your comments. again, i apologize for cutting anybody off, but we're timing each speaker for one minute. next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is chris. i'm associate director of housing. fund the $64 million emergency acquisition program. we have capacity to acquire buildings. we're actively seeking opportunities throughout the city and we're finding a lot of solid opportunities that will prevent displacement of at-risk lower income households. we simply lack the needed funding. this budget approval will help us and other qualified nonprofit organizations to acquire more properties and preserve them as affordable. without this funding, we don't envision many of these preservation opportunities being funded in the coming year. i want to thank you for your time and consideration on this budget approval thank you for allowing me to speak this morning. >> next speaker, plea

republican line is next, evelyn in maryland.aller: i agree with the last caller and i am also looking at joe biden and kamala harris has only been in office for a few months now and they have not even been there for a year. a lot of people are complaining about them when they are taking over office. they are having to fix things that was broken from the other administration. when you look at the job of the vice president you also need to read the constitution because the vice president is doing with the president wants them to do. host: thank you for that. still more ahead on washington journal. there is a new poll out looking at americans' attitudes toward social media. we talked to william rinehart whose group, the center for growth and opportunity, put out that paul. we talk about the details and more about social media tech and the news media. later former sec chair tom wheeler will talk about the new funds in the infrastructure law and expanding broadband in president biden's build back better agenda. ♪ ♪ >> tonight on "q&a

evelyn in laurel, maryland. caller: good morning. i agree with the last calmer. -- caller. am also looking at joe biden and kamala harris has only been in office for a few months now, and they haven't even been there for a year and a lot of people are complaining about them when they actually -- they're taking over office and you really can't say a whole lot that they're doing because they're having to fix things that was broken from the other administration. so when you look at the job of the vice president, too, you need to also read the constitution because the vice president basically is doing what the president wants them to do. host: thanks for that. still more ahead on "washington journal." there is a new poll out looking at americans' attitudes towards social media. we are going to talk to william rinehart whose group the center for growth and opportunity put out that poll. we will talk about the details of that and more about social media, big 10 and the news media. later tom wheeler will talk about the new funds in the infrastructure law and expanding broadband in

aunty evelyn has built a family bond with people on their street. they keep the street clean.cook for each other and take care of each other. everything they need is nearby. >> time is up. thank you so much for your comments. again, i apologize for cutting anybody off, but we're timing each speaker for one minute. next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is chris. i'm associate director of housing. fund the $64 million emergency acquisition program. we have capacity to acquire buildings. we're actively seeking opportunities throughout the city and we're finding a lot of solid opportunities that will prevent displacement of at-risk lower income households. we simply lack the needed funding. this budget approval will help us and other qualified nonprofit organizations to acquire more properties and preserve them as affordable. without this funding, we don't envision many of these preservation opportunities being funded in the coming year. i want to thank you for your time and consideration on this budget approval thank you for allowing me to speak this morning. >> next speaker, plea