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. >> allentown, pennsylvania. >> michael, york pennsylvania.>>u.s. conference of mayors former mayor of los angeles. >> my former mayor. [laughs] oh mayor of the greatest city got ever created. alifornia. >> mayor of toledo, ohio. >> once again, thank you everyone for attending this workshop. i wanted to ask mayor wade if f would just briefly. we just came from the workshop on housi significant resolutions. if he could do a recap of that quickly and mp into our agenda. >> thank you mayor bass. , as-- development oncommittee we just had our summer meeting and we adopt our legislative agenda as theence of mayors sent it to congress a. we just passed 14 resolutions, everything from supporting the hud fiscal year 2025 budget to reto advocating for some of the very policies that mayor bass her lobbying trip to washington a couple months ago. washingtongo. i see mayor gloria sitting across from me. he s and they all passed simply because he wasn't there.it was well received and now to -- they become the official u.s. conference mayor policy on these housin

. >> reporter: it's mid-april in an open field at the edge of schmicksville on the outskirts of allentownot entirely surrendered. the faithful have been lining up since late morning although mr. trump is not expected before early evening. >> on a day like today, it's cold. >> it is. >> it's wet. >> yep. >> it's nasty. >> yep. >> what the hell brings you out here? >> the truth, freedom. we want our freedoms. that's what we're here for, freedom. >> nobody cares about the working class. you don't care about us. you want your ratings on cbs, and you want to lift up that idiot in the white house. >> okay. you've already made up your mind about me. >> no, i'm not saying you. i'm sorry if you thought that. >> that's all right. >> i'm saying the media. you have been lying to the american people long enough. >> reporter: this rally took place weeks before any verdict in trump's new york trial had been reached. but the faithful weren't going to be swayed by any verdict delivered by a new york jury. >> he's not guilty. if anybody's guilty, it's biden. sorry. >> reporter: there would be appear to be

. >> allentown, pennsylvania fixez michael york, pennsylvania. >> past president u.s. conference of mayors former mayor of los angeles. >> myy former mayor. [laughter] oh hernandez mayor of the greatest city god ever created any out, california. >> wade mayor of toledo, ohio. >> cleaver former mayor of kansas city to represent missouri's fifth district in the u.s. house. >> once again thank you everyone for attending this workshop at a what is asked mayor wade we just came from the workshop on housing and passed some significant resolutions if he could do a recap of that quickly andin then we will jump into our agenda for. >> thank you mayor bass as chair of the community develop and housing standing committee we just had our summer meeting the main agenda item and every o summer meeting is to adopt our legislative agenda is the conference of mayors and send it to congress and advocate port would just pass 14 resolutions. everything from supporting hud fiscal year 25 budget to reaffirming our beliefs and housing first strategy to advocating for some of the very policie

on the outskirts of allentown, pennsylvania. >> next rally, sir. >> reporter: they have not entirelyold. >> it is. >> reporter: it's wet. >> yep. >> reporter: it's nasty. >> yep. >> reporter: what the hell brings you out here? >> the truth. freedom. we want our freedoms. that's what we're here for. freedom. > nobody cares about the working class. you don't care about us. you want your ratings on cbs and you want to lift up that idiot in the white house. >> reporter: okay. you have already made up your mind about me. >> no, i'm not saying you. sorry if you thought that. >> reporter: that's all right. >> i am saying the media, you have been lying to the american people long enough. >> reporter: this rally took place weeks before any verdict in trump's new york trial had been reached, but the faithful weren't going to be swayed by any verdict delivered by a new york jury. >> he is not guilty. if anybody's guilty, it's biden. sorry. >> reporter: it would appear to be very few, if any, people in this crowd -- >> it was rigged. it was fake. >> reporter: looking to be convinced of anything

anywhere from allentown, harrisburg, hart field, springfield, portland.eekend super hot in places like raleigh or little rock, atlanta, but we get big time heat next week here, 90s are coming. >> whit: we'll brace for that. ginger, thank you very much. back with mortgage rates holding steady following the federal reserve decision not to lower interest rates. but there are some hacks that could help you get a lower rate if you're buying a home. elizabeth schulze is here with what you need to know. >> reporter: good morning, whit. with mortgage rates stuck around that 7% level, lot of home buyers are dreaming of those ultralow 2% or 3% rate from a few years ago. one hack to wind back the rates is with an assumable mortgage. this is when you take over someone else's home. you basically take their loan over, inheriting their lower rate instead of the rates we are seeing now. this can make a big difference in your budget. for a $400,000 home with a 30-year fixed mortgage rate at 3% back in 2021, your monthly payment about $1,700. today it will be about $1,000