then the house reopens. but the which is really up, but you can see all the the the shoring that we're about to engage the house. you can actually see really very clearly. the the early framing of the house. so what we've got here again is a down brace. these are the diagonal braces that locking corners to keep the house square. you've got original 17 over here. we've got 70, 34 studs. the house was so had so much between 1734 and the 1770s that they actually had to put these extra pieces on the outside to square up the exterior of the walls. and then interesting this way, wherever we find these white posts, these were put in in the 1930. so this replaces the original 1734 corner post, which was eaten up by termites. but then next to it is the 1775 corner post for the south edition, which didn't get eaten up by termites. so it's kind of hit or miss what survived, what didn't survive from that early period. but we will be engaging with all this and then they'll be tied into this big steel framework in order t

housing affordability, housing access, economic opportunity, and homelessness. that's why we are calling on the new administration and congress to support and quickly passed largest and most comprehensive investment legislation in housing in our country's history. it must incentivize production, help families by their first home, and ensure that our first responders, teachers, and frontline health care workers can live where they work, the communities of america where they serve. the people we represent expect us to rise above differences and come together for the good of the country. there was a time -- there is a time when we must all identify opportunities to come together as a nation. as mayors, we stand ready to work with leaders from both parties to further strengthen our economies, keep cities safe, and ensure our cities and entire country thrive through the next four years and beyond. before i ask mayor david holt to share some comments, i would ask for each of the mayors who are here with us now to introduce themselves. >> teedo brown, youngstown, ohio.

and as far as house like house repairs. i can't money from repairs until i fix the road and bridge and send in my proof that it's fixed. it's been a nightmare and i feel like we have been forgotten. if it had not been for our fellow american citizens who stepped up to help us, i don't know what we have done. i have five neighbors who have completely lost everything. i have damage to my house and i feel -- i don't feel entitled -- i'm embarrassed to say i need help. and sometimes there is even that, that survivors' guilt is. you feel guilty to be aleve and look around and see neighbors that are gone. we need help. i wrote a letter to congress, i don't understand what is going on. if we can't get fema help, will you step up and be our fellow citizens. help us get our community back. i could go on. it's just heartbreaking. i appreciate you. >> my son is great. to hike in -- [indiscernible] >> i don't know. we have been there until because there was no way to get out there and hike up to the church, the first church that was up

to the white house. the minister and her family foundation problem has been a true partner in building kingdom and the work he called us to do together so rob and i thank you for your support and all the friends and family that are here. they also want to thank president trump for his confidence and his support in nominating me for this crucial position and even more so purpose but i want to thank president-elect trump. i sit before you today is as the nominee to lead the department of housing and urban development this opportunity is personal to me that i grew up as a kid as was mentioned before in richardson texas and before that in plano texas with my parents. i worked as a dishwasher at the supreme creek barbecue which is one of my claims to fame. early on in my childhood my family was broken due to. i love my mother and i love my father and all of my brothers and sisters. many would say the odds are stacked against you. i've overcome extreme adversity going against the status quo in attending and gr

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we need to build housing that poor people can live in and not housing for poor people. i see in the socioeconomic mix is something that doesn't exist today in many communities. that's exactly what. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and thank you for for crime file. i'm james wilson. crime is a production of c f productions inc., which is solely responsible. its content funding for this program was by the national institute of justice research, arm of the u.s.i'd like to welco the casualties war symposium. i'd like to start out b

the clerk: house calendar number 1, house resolution 53, resolved that at any time after adoption of this resolution the speaker may, pursuant to clause 2-b of rule 18, declare the house resolved into the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of the bill h.r. 471 to expedite under the national environmental policy act of 1969 and improve forest management activities on national forest system lands, on public lands under the jurisdiction of the bureau of land management, and on tribal lands to return resilience to overgrown, fire-prone forested lands, and for other purposes. the first reading of the bill shall be dispensed with. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. general debate shall be confined to the bill and shall not exceed one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on natural resources or their respective designees. after general debate the bill shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule. the bill shall be considered as read. all points of ord

we partnered with the the housing house being choice vouchers.hat was section 8 and the newest under biden not houses choice it was limited but -- you know we provide the service for that. so, with the prospect c funds anyway, we are hoping there will be vacant u nitses want it make sure there is access is the in the so secret agenda there. so -- yea. yea. also i don't know again, let me finish is this is good or not. with the new mayor i'm wondering this program continues as is and that stuff. i western if it makes sense once he is staffed up to have isn't from the mayor's office. >> yes. >> i totally agree with you i was thinking the same thing we can set down and talk to the in coming mayor's office to make sure we are all on the same page. we can on the other hand had they are talking about they when we are talking about and if we start this early, in the process, we can get a better grip on the working rep with them. excellent idea. other future agenda items. more question at this time controller's office with this report upon it is clear th

the house will be in order. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, as i prepare to assume my duties as national security advisor to the president-elect donald j. trump, i hereby make my resignation official from the u.s. house of representatives effective january 20, 2025. i intend to serve out my term in the 118th congress and to be sworn into the 119th congress. i've also submitted by notice to governor ron desantis to advise him on my resignation. i have attached that letter to this notice. it has been my honor to be a member of this chamber and to serve the people of the great state of florida. and the constituents of the sixth district of florida. i will forever be grateful for my opportunity. i look forward to continuing to work with you and your colleagues in the house, serving the nation in my new position. signed, sincerely, michael waltz, member of congress. the speaker pro tempore: under clause 5 -- under clause 5-d of rule 20, the chair announces to the house that in light of the resignation of the gentleman from florida, mr. waltz,

former white house trump communications director and former white house jen psaki.it's sunday it's "meet the press". >> the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >> good sunday morning. tomorrow, a new chapter in our nation's history gets under way. donald trump will be sworn in as the 47th president of the united states making him the second president ever to serve non-consecutive terms. president-elect trump telling me in an exclusive phone interview on saturday he is ready for that moment including his decision to move the inauguration indoors. he said while it was a hard decision it was the right one, adding i think it would have been dangerous for a lot of people. he will take the oath of office and deliver his inaugural address from the capital rotunda which last happened for ronald reagan's second inauguration in 1985. >> we stand again at the steps of this symbol of our democracy or we would have been standing at the steps if it hadn't gotten so cold. >> president-elect trump also told me in that call the t

you've got such a slim margin in the house. and it's you know, the last two years have proven that it's very, very difficult to get house republicans to really consolidate around anything. i think they will have a better opportunity with donald trump in the white house to do that. but still, we have seen so far a real lack of cohesiveness among everybody well enough to pass. so we'll see how that goes. but again, in the house, in the senate, if it's a reconciliation type bill, you only have to have a majority, which means that they can lose, can't lose four votes. i think the senate will be a lot easier to get exactly what they want, although there are going to be things like the mortgage interest and others. you know, senate republicans are are are pretty tough on some of those issues. so i don't think he's going to have the big, beautiful bill that he wants, at least not right off. he will claim it no matter what passes, something will pass, and it will extend the tax cuts from 2017 and other things that i think are going to

the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms. washington, d.c. january 24, 2025. i hereby appoint the honorable mike collins to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by guest chaplain, dr. benny tate, rock springs church in milner, georgia. the chaplain: let us pray. our most kind, gracious, heavenly father, i simply want to begin by thank you for this wonderful opportunity to pray in this sacred place. lord, as we come before you today, we thank you for your faithfulness to our nation for almost 250 years. the scripture teaches us, blessed is the nation whose god is the lord. god, i thank you for your presence, preservation and protection throughout these many years. may we always remember that righteousness exalteth the nation, but sin is a reproach to any people. the nation that is a city upon a hill is truly salt a

on the rubbing of their houses. god, hector, and all that to say, you know, the, to live in this, in this, in real life. now how we do it, everyone know is flying to and as you get to know where the houses, i know that some of them the who have the beloved one. yes, i'm the rubbing associates, i'm with my they need to load. let society need them out. if the width meant to heavy equipment at an old, the, to recover the holidays and the rob button. and this also might be an indication about the needs of the people that we need to up in the cross things that we need to allow a, the to get in food, even mid distance, medical supplies and equipment. the civil defense teens won't head the units in phones that during the war, but then all of these equipments have been destroyed in that area yet. and now we need 3 equipment heavy equipment. the don't you have to have the estimated the, it's the best estimate on this as needs need is the money to get the robin or the and does this thing from so cevent more than 70 percent of

the new white house press secretary has not set foot in the white house press briefing room.ne of donald trump's white house press secretaries never set foot in the white house press briefing room in the last trump presidency. that last trump white house went over 300 days without a press briefing, 300 days. and then four years ago, this is what happened in the white house press briefing room on inauguration day. >> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining. >> us on this historic day. it's an honor to be here with all of you. when the president asked me to serve in this role, we talked about the importance of bringing truth and transparency back to the briefing room. and he asked me to ensure that we are communicating about the policies across the biden-harris administration and the work his team is doing every single day on behalf of all american people. there will be times when we see things differently in this room. i mean, among all of us. that's okay. that's part of our democracy. >> the trump white house doesn't think so. they don't think that's part of our democra

white house from the biden white house back into the trump white house. i know you were talking to chris emery before about just the machinations of how exactly that works. but there are essentially incoming and outgoing moving trucks close to the white house, ready on standby, and some hundred members of resident staff as our betsy klein reported, to move the biden stuff out and then begin the process of moving the trump stuff in after a period of, of course, a deep cleaning that goes on across the white house. there will probably be some five hours between now and when the staff here need to get everything done and later, when the trumps return here to the white house as the first couple once more, it will kind of be like maybe they never left. their furniture, art, clothing, all of that should be, if everything goes smoothly, in the places that they are supposed to be. so that they can now proceed to live at the white house once again for another four years. >> tim naftali, what we're about to witness, talk a little bit about the history of that, the h

we've got a strong house democratic caucus. republicans represent the smallest majority since the great depression. when they're at full strength -- and over the first 100 days when there will be 217 republicans and 215 democrats, despite their claims of a big, bold, beautiful, massive mandate, searching for it in the house of representatives, we are going to stand up on behalf of evidence -- every day americans as a caucus, as a unit and as a team and i am proud to be in the leadership of that team and we recognize that house democrats are on the front lines of many of the battles that will be fought in the years to come. reporter: trump just said to the crowd in davos -- [indiscernible] and bringing them down from the original trump tax cuts. have you had any communication on working on extending the tax cuts? doesn't sound like you are planning to work with them on. mr. jeffries: i haven't had any communication on the issue of the g.o.p. tax scam. this document, the republican contract against america, the reason why it exis

it's actually bigger than the white house. so that the white house could host foreign dignitaries.te department describes it. actually pretty nice a team of chefs who offer the best of american cuisine featuring locally sourced food and best of american wine. the last point is lost on the president-elect who doesn't drink. but you have had a number of people say this ever since it's become the official house guest house of the president, including charles de gaulle and harry truman the president lived here in the 1940s and 50's when they were renovating the white house. back to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, rich. we have a fox news alert. president biden just issues new pardons for dr. anthony fauci and retired general mark milley just moments ago it. also includes the members of congress and the staff who served on the january 6th select committee. and the u.s. capitol in d.c. metropolitan police officers who testified before the select committee. this as donald trump prepares to take the oath of office in just a few hours. south carolina senator tim scott is here with react

. >> house democratic caucus chair, pete aguilar, was joined by other house democrats to talk with with reporters about their legislative agenda on the first week of the new trump administration. they criticized the president's pardoning of those arrested and convicted of crimes in connection to the january, 2021 attack on the u.s. capitol saying they were inappropriate. this is about 20 minutes. mr. aguilar: thank you so much for joining us. i'm grateful to be joined today by representative janelle bynum, and dr. kelly morrison. this week marks 52 years since roe v. wade enshrined women's reproductive freedom into law. these new members understand what roe went for women and how the dobbs decision is putting women at risk every day across this country. the subject of reproductive freedom was absent from monday's inaugural address. as well as the bizarre rambling speech that followed. also absent from donald trump's speech was any mention of specific policies that he will do to bring down the cost of groceries, housing, childcare, and medicine. none of these executive orders will do any

, the green house is threatened. i don't think we can make a stand here a much longer. jim lowe, our engineer, is about ready to evacuate with the next mobile unit. we've got to our way back down this road, he he is getting more and more intense. and the flames are stretched over more than a half a mile of these mountains now raising moving very, very fast. the house they told you about a few moments ago down below is completely enveloped in smoke and the people we have learned have been evacuated from that home. and up here to my right, another house, which is still standing, is threatened. these flames reaching 20 to 50 feet up into the air as these wind gusts with the wall of smoke. that's lot of go canyon. we've got to make our way out. the engines are evacuating now. that afternoon along highway 101 to the santa and santa barbara, a carpinteria, oxnard, something was up as a convoy of 18 civilian humvees from california lights up, red lights flashing sirens, screaming, something that was at the entrance of the n

>> no. >> can we make sure the housing authority, i have been told the housing authority is reaching who are they reaching out to? >> certainly. >> i can clarify. we sent that correspondence to you and dennis to conform meeting times. we had next week wednesday. but it should be in the e-mail inbox but happy to talk to you to confirm available times. >> the thing is, information sent to the housing authority send directly to the president of the tenant association, mr. williams is not a part of the tenant association. i want to correct that. if there is any-you need my e-mail i will give you my e-mail to send information to me and to send when commission meetings are held, so that i can know whauts what's going on because i'm in the dark about a lot of things. another thing is that, as far as our services is concern, we have-sorry to say we have stop their engagement in the community about programs en that we give that the tenant association give in our community. because the reason for this is that we need to their mission statement they had stated to us that we would meet regularly

and community development to acquire and rehabilitate affordable housing. transaction is consistent with the debt policy. and they have announced two projects that receives $20 million in the past financing including the senior housing and 29 owe street they're under negotiation for the additional followed up on page 21 of the report we have a recommendation to correct an error in the ordinance recommend that the proposed ordinance amended to state that the funds are in the controllers reserve depending on the general obligation bond and we recommend approval for the proposed recommendation for the proposal as amended. >> thank you and i think this may be either the budget and elective a lot analyst can answer. i think that's not our debt policy is it? >> that's correct the the up and down we're legally allowed to off the debt that is practical preliminaries of our other constraints it is not really if we issued the 10 point plus appeals will not be consistent with the constraint we manage to the 2006 with the issuance structure and the general obligation b

back at the blair house. >> dana: they are going back to the blair house first. can we bring in karl rove sitting to my right? this tradition is a long held one and a beautiful transition of power for our country and what an example it sets for the world. >> wonderful. blair house, which is the blair family was part of the lincoln administration and it was gifted to the country and then st. john's, the church of presidents which has held the service for over 100 years. a great way for transition from one administration to another, from one party to another, from one president to another. it is great to have some items that are traditional. >> bill: karl, i was just mentioning the speech. what do you think? you are a man of words. what does he say today? >> well, this is a moment where president dawns a new garment if you will and sets a tone that will exist at least for the opening months of the administration. it is a time where presidents understand generally that they can unite the country and that they need to unity. there are a great many people who supporte

>> no. >> can we make sure the housing authority, i have been told the housing authority is reaching reaching out to? >> certainly. >> i can clarify. we sent that correspondence to you and dennis to conform meeting times. we had next week wednesday. but it should be in the e-mail inbox but happy to talk to you to confirm available times. >> the thing is, information sent to the housing authority send directly to the president of the tenant association, mr. williams is not a part of the tenant association. i want to correct that. if there is any-you need my e-mail i will give you my e-mail to send information to me and to send when commission meetings are held, so that i can know whauts what's going on because i'm in the dark about a lot of things. another thing is that, ■as far as our services is concern, we have-sorry to say we have stop their engagement in the community about programs and events that we give that the tenant association give in our community. because the reason for this is that we need to meet and in their mission statement they had stated to us that we would meet r

this is their house. we are here today to show the president just a little bit of the damage and the problems that the people of western north carolina are facing. mr. president, thank you for what you have done for western north carolina. thank you for coming again to see. your son don jr. came with us twice. they have taken a real interest. this isn't a politician coming down here looking for votes. this is a man who wants to do something, once the season changes, wants to make life better for you. thank you. melania, thank you for coming. it is an honor to have you here with us. mr. president, please. pres. trump: thank you. good man. these denigrate job. fantastic job -- he has done a great job. we come to north carolina with a simple message of the people of the region who were hit so hard by hurricane helene. the message is simple. you are not forgotten any longer. you were treated badly by the previous administration. i am here after a few days of the administration. we are going to california, los

the white house. tell us what's going on, what president biden is doing on the way out his door. >> reporter: breaking news from the white house, statement from president joe biden issuing preemptive pardons for a number of individuals that he said he's fearful will be persecuted politically persecuted, i just want to tick through for you the list of people that the president says he's pardoning preemtively today, including general mark milley, dr. anthony fauci, we also have members and staff of the committee that investigated the january 6th insurrection. he also said that that group would include, the u.s. capitol and d.c. metropolitan police officers who testified before this committee, you know, jake, this is what was a possibility we anticipated and we reported that something that president biden was considering and in all of our reporting we anticipated that if he were to take this action it was very possible it would happen at the very last minute and here we are, just hours before president b

house and senate republicans. that dialogue is going well. the discussion is going for well. people have really deep principles here and i do as well. we are deeply concerned. our team is the fiscal responsibility and we worried about the nation's national debt, the unprecedented levels. we're worried about running deficits every year and we have an opportunity to address that and fix it. reconciliation is the mechanism by which we can do it most official and effectively. having get, gotten this once in generation opportunity there's anticipation that will be in that bill at a lot of discussion healthy debate right up inside to make it the best possible decision we can. some of those issues you touched on other things we're having discussions with. with ember amber having iw maybe the 20th listening session, work through session this afternoon in his office. i posted them. the leader has hosted them. we have conference chairs and kate and leaders of the caucuses and inside the conference. this is exactly how the f

i mean, when you see the houses, you'll see me and it is lend his house for me. welcome to welcome to hollywood local. now i welcome to welcome to dreamland for james. come through the i know honestly, it's probably hard to live over. it is hard. it's hard to drive down the street and see this, and i think people are either going to be propelled, to have empathy and do something or possibly inches shut down. its hard, hard to go in every area, every neighborhood, everywhere, and seeing and countless play not feel even just guilty. you know that you're walking into a supermarket and you can buy your food or you can do it and you can live. you have a home, you know, the, there's no kindness in any city or state in regards even in places that we deem liberal. you know, california is not very liberal about this. now, they're not as compassionate as people. think about the steps the subject looks good and then for the now i would think so, but the people i always people good or for not much room. right. so it depends on the day how it is going to look bad in kenner. w

house democrats say your diversity is your strength.er these attacks, how will you all continue to communicate the value of diversity, equity, inclusion in an environment in a political environment that has weaponized woke, has accused democrats of prioritizing woke culture or, putting people in positions based on their race, their gender, and not their qualifications? how are democrats going to continue to kind of advance those values in an environment that seems so opposed to those values? >> we live those -- thank you for the question -- we live those values each and every day. this is the most diverse caucus ever assembled in the history of congress. from every corner of our country, every background. that is who the democratic caucus is. so we will carry forward with those values because that's who we are. in the committee work that we do in the decisions that we make, and the policy that we advance, we live those values. it's unfortunate that a lot of the decisions, including this one that donald trump did on day one, don't do any

the white house and when that is over trump and biden will travel in the same vehicle to the capital where the inaugural ceremony will begin. just a reminder the market is closed today for martin luther king jr. day in the crypto's are still trading. bitcoin by the way having a nice gate at $107,700 a quite not bad. >> you hit a record earlier. stuart: sports fans now this. the mood has changed that anxiety has lifted, patriotism has made a comeback, trump returns, wherever the president-elect appeared this weekend he was cheered loudly, the crowd would break into the usa team. it rippled around the capital through packed bars and restaurants, petty cabdrivers that joe blasted the village people ymca, the haters more than a few thousand of the rally on saturday nothing like the inauguration eight years ago, back then the left was stunned and angry that hilary was beaten by donald trump this time a sense of the biden harris team has made a mess of it. your message always seems to be america was a bad place trump reverses that. according to the wall street journal his inaugural address

house minority leader joseph w martin junior of massachusetts.retary to the committee and to the senate minority market price -- mark trice. ♪ installation of the special steel platforms for television and newsreel cameras was immediately begun. approximately 540,000 feet of lumber was used to provide seating for 12,000 of the invited guests. on january 3, 1957, the flag flew over the capitol as both houses of congress met to begin the first session of the 85th congress. several days later, the president made an unprecedented address to a joint session of congress to apprise the membership of the then serious mideast situation. he requested congressional approval for his middle eastern policies and received such a resolution from congress a short time later. on january 20, the president and mrs. eisenhower again attended the national presbyterian church as they had four years ago. the irreverent -- reverend lr nelson gave an inspiring and timely sermon on the subject a nation under god. the president and misses eisenhower left the church for the

house of this is house of representatives on wednesday, this is house of representatives. 4:45. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 416, the nays, zero. 2/3 being in the affirmative. the bill is passed. and without objection is laid upon the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the the unfinished business is vote on passage of senate bill 5 on which the yeas and nays are ordered. clerk will report the title. the clerk: senate 5 an act to require the secretary of homeland security to take into custody aliens who have been charged in the united states with theft and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five on-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 263, and the nays are 15

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it has become official guest house of the white house. that is the original 1824 building, it is now the complex taking over 60 to 70,000 square feet, a large complex. state department runs it, the chief of protocol. they say it is like a luxury hotel. since jimmy carter, president-elects have stayed there night before inauguration, they sign official guest book, get in the car and drive around lafayette park and diagonal is st. john's church. place where president-elects have stayd and dignitaries from queen elizabeth, margaret thacher, vladamir putin have signed the book there and trump should circle soon. >> brian: president trump and president biden will limo together over to the capitol, that should be interesting. >> that is right, we have seen conversations with president-elect and former president obama, who knows if it will be that warm, we'll find out soon. >> ainsley: did the family stay at the blair house, hoo? i saw pictures of family members and the bedrooms looked gorgeous. curious if they were there. >> that is how it work

speaker, you preside over this house. you hire the sergeant at arms, you oversee the captain of the capitol police force. if it isn't your place, then who the hell's place is it? i have a radical idea. how about you stand with the officers who were beaten and bloodied protecting you, rather than stand with a reality tv wannabe dictator. if your response to the question about the pardons of people who attacked and injured the officers that you oversee and are responsible for is, quote, it's not my place, my question to you is this, who do you work for? who do you think you -- do you think you work for president trump? i would suggest you do some soul searching and while you're at it, maybe reread the united states constitution. because you don't work for donald trump. you are the speaker of the house of representatives, and it damn sure is your place to have an opinion on the people who beat the officers who protect you and this institution having no consequences for beating men and that was a portion of the debate on the

you know, one of the orders was on affordable housing, sort of directing housing agencies to reduce the if you put tariffs on goods coming in from abroad, is that building materials, does that then actually drive up the cost of housing? and how all of this is going to link together and actually deliver cheaper housing for people is just not clear to me at this point. and i suppose, to be fair to president trump, we're only a few days into his administration, but i think these are areas that people were really waiting to see action on. and it's a more complicated subject to actually deliver upon. what do you guys think? i think you hit the nail on the head. i mean, there was a lot of people waiting with bated breath about some of the tariffs he talked about on day one and how that would have an effect on american consumers. there was an order, you know, as directing all agencies to reduce consumer prices. and then every 30 days, he'd get a progress report from his top white house economic adviser. that's all fine and great, but that doesn't change, you know, the hardships that voters and

their houses, their memory is completely reduced into rebel. but despite the mazda of destruction's policy, news are still willing to rebuild their houses and to fix whatever is left and collect anything left from their memories. this is in the study. obviously it up a grades are fidget comp, garza policy line. the similar wide scale destruction in the southern gaza strip target was him made his way way down to reference who observed the situation that was just just a kilometer away from where it's ready. forces have been drawn to off to the sci fi, as i'm right now and rough i city and the 5 south of this trip where we managed to gain access to this area, following the implementation of the sci fi deal. as you see in the frame, the scale of devastation had resulted from the israeli military operation, but lasted for more than 6 months. and one of the areas that was densely populated with civilians with the population of more than $300000.00 palestinians who are right now completely displaced. given the scale of destruction, it gives a sign of

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a 1000 people that are on house. here's the problem that be now house me coming different forms because there are some people that are living in your cars or some people that are pretty much going from one living room to another living room. wherever the people are allowed, you know, friends may allow them to come in and, and have a roof over their heads, on a temporary basis. but then you also have people that live on the streets, sharing those angeles right now there's, there's a, as we speak, we have a homeless own being done right now. the accounting hominy on house before living on the streets. so we don't have the exact numbers yet, but it's going to be high. the numbers have increased from last year, even though that more is being done. or at least that's what being told. to the point that the numbers she has last year alone. the amount of all homeless rose by 12 percent in california is the red is to again, my name is dan. hi. the rent is too damn time the number on the the the, the rent, the home the. 8 so w