mayor breed, mayor lee and mission housing who we are at this point now really handing off this huge responsibility to take care of our residents. so lastly, and really most importantly is we want to welcome mission housing to our portfolio family with the closing of today's 363 no project mission housing has officially completed five of the projects which we know as a scattered sites and is actually the first set of properties that mission housing will be managing after all of our rad conversions since 2015. so welcome and we look forward to working with everybody for the benefit of our residents. thank you. thank you so much, linda. that was amazing. i would like to invite next monica suarez of western alliance. i'm here representing western alliance bank and our operating division in northern california bridge bank. we are the lender for the project and also one of the tax credit equity investors. this this is was a phenomenal project to be a part of. i remember when i first got the call about this challenging project, multiple sites in san francisco, high costs, but not to be worr

i wanted to take a moment to thank our lenders mayor lee and mission housing who we are, at this point handing off the huge responsibility of taking care of residents. lastly and most importantly we would like to welcome mission housing to the portfolio family with the closing of today's 363 noe project. we have completed five of the projects. it's actually the first set of properties mission housing will be managing after the convergence. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you so much, linda, that was amazing. i'd like to invite next monica of modern alliance. >> i'm here representing western alliance bank and california bridge bank. we are the lender and credit equity investors. this was a phenomenal project to be apart of. i remember when i first got the call about the challenging project, multiple sites in san francisco. high cost. not to be worried. there were a lot of great partners involved and the project would be a success. i said, sign me up. so, our typical project would be a single site and new construction where this was five separate sites and rehab. complicated project but

i want it say as from moiz and the board at mission housing how honored we are to partner with the housing authority on this important development. why thank you very much for coming in to share this. i upon behalf of us more of us 4 neighborhoods across san francisco. 4101 noriega and great highway both in the outer sunset. 8 and 16 units. 363 noe. off of market street in the castro neighborhood. 1367 to 1371 eddie 8 unit victorian the fortunately of earthquake and redevelop of the western edition. ocean view close to daly city. with the exception of 363 noe all of the buildings serve large families with units that are tw, 3 and 4 bedrooms. and we acquired them in february of 2020. it w. exception of noe all 3 of these buildings we implemented relocation all at once. on each the buildings we did a total rehab. for the did in the leave any of the buildings untouch friday manageal or electrical plumbing life safety and general code compliance and maintenance. i continue says rehab when you look at the buildings they feel and look like brand now buildings. for the for you buildings randolph

i wanted to take a moment to thank our lenders mayor lee and mission housing who we are, at this pointty of taking care of residents. lastly and most importantly we would like to welcome mission housing to the portfolio family with the closing of today's 363 noe project. we have completed five of the projects. it's actually the first set of properties mission housing will be managing after the convergence. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you so much, linda, that was amazing. i'd like to invite next monica of modern alliance. >> i'm here representing western alliance bank and california bridge bank. we are the lender and credit equity investors. this was a phenomenal project to be apart of. i remember when i first got the call about the challenging project, multiple sites in san francisco. high cost. not to be worried. there were a lot of great partners involved and the project would be a success. i said, sign me up. so, our typical project would be a single site and new construction where this was five separate sites and rehab. complicated project but happy we could come in and take t

i'm the communications managers at mission housing and today's master of ceremony.to welcome you to the ribbon cutting ceremony. this was a great undertaking and the completion symbolizes the dawn of the rehabilitation of homes for many people. [ applause ] as we gather here today we'll celebrate the positivism pact

i'm the communications managers at mission housing and today's master of ceremony. it's my pleasure to welcome you to the ribbon cutting

i'm the communications managers at mission housing and today's master of ceremony. it's my pleasure to welcome you to the ribbon cutting ceremony. this was a great undertaking and the completion symbolizes the dawn of the rehabilitation of homes for many people. [ applause ]

started a years-long effort to get taylor the nation's highest military award today, at the white house, that mission was completed. >> we never lost a man. and we never left anybody behind for any reason and i think i'm proud of that. i did my job >> reporter: courtney kube, nbc news, washington >>> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," gunfire at a well-known east bay high school. >> then i hear boom, thinking it's my music. i turn around and see a bunch of people running. >> what happened on this oakland campus today, and overall what's happening with the rising crime in oakland? the naacp now asking

today at the white house, that mission was completed. >> we never lost a man, and we never left anybody yeah, i think i'm proud of that. i did my job. >> reporter: courtney kube, nbc news, washington. >>> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. >>> a shooting near campus. the bay area high school on lockdown while police search for the shooter. >>> good

started a years-long effort to get taylor the nation's highest military award today, at the white house, that mission was completed. >> we never lost a man. and we never left anybody behind for any reason and i think i'm proud of that. i did my job >> reporter: courtney kube, nbc news, washington >>> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ can you help me see ♪ ♪ loving every minute because you make me feel so alive ♪ ♪ alive ♪ ♪ alive ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ can you describe to me, all the world that you see ♪ ♪ oh, i need you so much ♪ ♪ i'll just wait ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ freedom is within you ♪ ♪ giving makes us feel good ♪ ♪ hello to our people ♪ ♪ they hello to the future ♪ ♪ loving every minute ♪ ♪ because you make me feel so alive ♪ ♪ alive ♪ ♪ loving every minute because you make me feel so alive ♪ ♪ alive ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: all right, welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! give it up for my band, y'all! that was a live by "empire of the sun," the electronic duo is actua

mission complete. today at the white house president biden presented the retired army captain larry taylor with the medalf honor, the nation's highest military award for valor. for taylor and the men he saved in vietnam, this has been a long time coming. our reporter has the incredible story. >> it was the peak of the vietnam war when first lieutenant larry taylor got a call, soldiers in trouble. minutes later, he was flying his cobra attack helicopter in the dark of night. >> sometimes you could fly in your under drawers or shower soufan, but by god you got it off the ground and in two minutes. >> nearly 200 north vietnamese troops were closing in on four american soldiers, dave hill was one of them. >> totally surrounded. an area about the size of a football field. >> and nearly out of ammo. terry in his wing man fired everything they had, but the americans were still pinned down. over the radio, tailors commander ordered him back to base to resupply. mike holden saw it unfolding. >> he told him, i'm a senior officer, and no you're not, get off my frequency. i'm going in and these four men are gonna di

at the white house. zelenskyy on a laser focused mission in washington, d.c., secure more aid at all costs quoted as sayingf we don't get the aid, we will lose the war. russia even after 19 months of relentless attacks against ukraine showing no signs of slowing down. just last night multiple ukrainian cities bombarded by a brutal wave of attacks. but those stakes and there were critical meetings held on capitol hill where aid is a key sticking point for some republicans in the house spending bill which could all lead to a government shutdown. house speaker kevin mccarthy denied zelenskyy a meeting with the full republican conference. let's begin at the white house with cnn's kayla tausche. busy day. president biden and ukrainian president zelenskyy are meeting right now. what do we know about the meeting and will zelenskyy walk away with anything he's asking for in terms of aid? >> pam, we know that president zelenskyy and president biden are going to be having a bilateral meeting. president biden is expected to introduce the ukrainian leader to the former commerce secretary, penny pritzker who will be se

at this point the white house is running on economic mission. >> brian: all right. good job, mark, thanks. >> ainsley: look at the front cover of the "new york post." it's still the economy, stupid. and it says median household falls to $74,000. that's $4,000 less than what most people were making in 2019 or the middle part of the country. inflation is still up 3.7%. gas prices are soaring. and bidenomics is not working, it says. >> pete: yeah, if you feel like almost two years into a presidency you are getting poorer and your money doesn't go as far as. >> brian: you are. >> pete: as it was, that's not a good sign. that's why you see this poll of biden wants handling the economy. you have got abysmal 33% approval rating of biden's hand lick of the economy. yet, when he hits the campaign trail, you ask the right question, brian. is he always talking about bidenomics. what does he say middle out and bottom up is the phrase? >> ainsley: trickle down? >> pete: is he against the middle stuff. it's not working. >> brian: if you look at inflation it grew at 2.7%. but, over

house. the trunk pond team has a new mission. a suitable donor organ has been found not basilica schultz at this time. but from now that patient at about $910.00 to pot sojourn adam penn. carla doesn't know much about want today has in store for him. but upfront, for me, when i leave, i always look at the organ donors data, unless i'm mindful of any stuff for so that when i arrive, i'm as well informed as possible about all relevant details. and everything can run smoothly without delay. both the ambulance takes dr. ping, qana and his assistant to the button add port in europe. several countries well collectively to make the distribution of don't organs as efficient as possible. the cost of a transplant, often more than a $100000.00 euros, is usually covered by health insurance. a child to obtain is already waiting at the airport, waiting onto allowed to disclose today's destination. usually strict on an imagery applies to post mortem donations. even the donors age, gender, old place are presidents must remain secret. the team is still relatively relaxed. the real race against the clock only begins wh

at the british in spanish rescue is based cap. he has more about the rescue efforts here in the region of a house, the rescue missions entering the most crucial stage less than 24 hours left to have a realistic sense to find survivors. the spanish and the british setting up that comes here to help and the rest commissions in the coming hours. in the meantime, the discussion continues. if morocco should ask for even more international hope, the authorities say they want to stay in control of the operation. but critics say more help us desperately need it. german foreign minister on the panel is making a surprise visit the keys. it's her 5th, 4th trip to ukraine since the war began. she arrived on an overnight train from poland, announced an extra 20000000 euros in german, 8 for keats. she also said ukraine belongs in the european union, but she judged the government to do more to find corruption. the don't use keith bureau chief monthly as spelling as more on the german foreign ministry as it is, as you said, a source visit since the will be done has 6 of it as a for administer of germany. and that shows it's, it's pretty much a w

houses here. look at it now. >> reporter: no rescue missions now in this community.ly saw teams working to recover the dead. >> you can see the grief there. people are mourning every day in these regions right across this network of a mountain. collapsed under the earthquake. people are now pulling out the bodies of loved ones. >> reporter: one woman collapsing to the ground in grief. eight members of her family killed in the quake. one man telling me they're living a night mare. >> it was like a bad dream i'd like to wake up from but i cannot find any light. >> reporter: many of the buildings made with basic materials. the relief effort ramping up, but they're using helicopters to reach the most remote areas high in the mountain. in marrakkesh, tourists like rebecca from los angeles, thankful she survived. >> all of the walls felt like play-doh and the floor felt like it was melting underneath my knees. i was in the center of the area. there were thousands of people running out of their houses like i did in the same manner crying, screaming, on their phones calling

just find to be a woman who understands the mission and just works at it and gets things done because she keeps going. secretary yellen chair of the white house council of economic advisers he became the first woman to share the federal reserve best chair of the federal reserve now course you are the first woman united states secretary of the treasury and you were the first person in history, man or woman, to assume all three positions. [applause] >> thank you. i know as a woman you've occasionally talk about some of the barriers and challenges that you faced in your career and how you overcame them. could you maybe maybe sure few of those with the audience particularly for younger women who look up to you brightly as a role model? >> thanks so much. let me first say it's an honor and a privilege to have had so many opportunities to serve in public policy positions and i want to say that the person to whom i owe a debt of gratitude is president bill clinton who appointed me governor of the federal reserve in 1994 and then gave me the chance to serve as chair during his second term. i have seen a lot of progress during the time that i've been

because of which people suffer every day, infrastructure, housing, and here we need urgent help every day and humanitarian missions every day. ate time, after the night with rocket attacks is over, we clean up these debris and go into system projects, develop educational projects for schoolchildren, build shelters , support micro-businesses in communities support social initiatives, cultural projects, and we also need help in this. thank you very much. this year, discuss the topic of the restoration of ukraine. you know, it's a little easier here, because europeans are system people and reconstruction involves projects, some plans, a system of financial planning for these projects, they ask us , you know, this forum is really a flat space where we communicate, they ask us how exactly we see ourselves we share with them and they then accordingly make decisions that have already been agreed with us and agreed upon that we need and not fantasizing about this topic and help without our nato if understanding thank you worry about the future of ukraine. thank you for the conversation. we continue to work at the economic forum in karp

until then, a temporary branch for the mission community will continue to be housed nearby at 1234 valencia and the renovation is being executed by sj amoroso construction company, a san francisco based company. the construction project generated roughly 2% for art enrichment funds, which helped the san francisco arts commission hire. celebrated bay area artist juana alicia araiza to create a new public artwork in the form of a large fuzed glass window for the main reading room. the design called nopal de la mision, features a monumental prickly pear cactus nopal with flowers and fruit that symbolize resistance, sustenance and regeneration. when we actually got to see one panel of this at the groundbreaking and it is just stunning, it's going to be an incredible feature. public works and the san francisco public library have been long time collaborators on capital projects to upgrade the city's network of 27 neighborhood branches and work on the mission library, supported by the library preservation fund, which was overwhelmingly passed by voters last november, as well as a $5.3 million gra

at the partition. spanish basically was based cap nearby. he has more about the rescue efforts. here in the region of a house, the rescue missions entering the most crucial stage less than 24 hours left to have a realistic sense to find survivors. the spanish and the british setting up that comes here to help and the rest commissions in the coming hours. in the meantime, the discussion continues. if morocco should ask for even more international hope, the authorities say they want to stay in control of the operation. but critics say more help is desperately needed. chapman farm, minnesota and elena bab bulk is making a surprise visit to keith. it's her full visit to u. k. since the russian invasion of 18 months ago. a journey by overnight train from poland was kept quiet for security reasons. the trip is being seen as a show of german supports in the midst of keeps on going counter offensive in the cell. w's keep bureau chief by ts, building a has more on the german foreign ministers trip to kicks as it is, as you said, a source visit since the will began or 6 of it as a for administer of germany. and that shows that it's pretty

at his house. palestinian resistance fighters and the occupying forces clashed in north khalilah. another news is that the zionist settlers prevented the diplomatic mission of ten european countries from visiting a palestinian village, a village in the west bank that palestinian families were forced to leave. houses have been displaced. deputy minister of roads and urban development said that the construction of housing in dilapidated areas exceeded 150,000 units. the first three months of this year compared to the first quarter of the previous year, we had a 44% increase in the issuance of permits , and alhamdulillah, now we have crossed the border of 150,000 units under construction in a worn-out structure, and we hope that with the resolution of the entire medal insurance problem, good news came last night that about the amendment to article 5 of the construction workers insurance law was amended and approved by the guardian council. hopefully, in the near future , we will see more growth in the issuance of zarin baft permits . shahr sazi said that by the end of the year, 500,000 plots will be built the land in the village will be given to applicants

basically every house has destroyed and we hear people from those villages that say that's the help hasn't reached at places. and they are still waiting for the rescue mission to help in the search efforts to, to find survivors. and now looking forward are their concerns. perhaps the bar after shots at the worst is maybe not over yet. yes, certainly there are american experts as the sense that earthquakes a, at the negative sewage of more than 5 can still be expected. and the next hour is of course, but it's not as high as the pines. uh sorry, the 6.8 of last nights. but they can still consider it like their cost, considerable damage, but it's probably just as bad as the psychological effects on the people they have been traumatized to thousands of people. and so they, they really fearing that the after sucks that they are under and enormous. and most of the psychological stress here at the moment. now morocco is just across the water from spain. it's, of course, a former french colony. are you seeing any evidence of foreign aid, international support, especially just across the mediterranean, in the european union, coming into morocco? is there any support

but we provide a hands on mission to the white house to maintain a museum standard so that everything you see in those state rooms is maintained atis funded not by the government but by the white house historical association. we also have an education mission to teach and to tell the stories of the white house and its history. going back to 1792, when george washington's selected that piece of land just across the street from where we are today. and the white house was built largely with the help of enslaved workers. and part of our education research has been focused on now going into seven years of research onto the slave workers at the white house. in fact, here at historic decatur house, we maintain and teach from the last remaining example of slave quarters in the president's neighborhood, a very hard and difficult. but important story in white house history. well, about a dozen years ago, the association had the opportunity to engage in a coast stewardship relationship with the national trust for historic preservation. which gave us this wonderful campus to host events like this, to have our staff officers, to have our wond

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but here at the top, not a stranger to the uruguayans of that time, the national hotel here in the national hotel at house 415 was then located the first diplomatic missionase. allow the russian wife of our uruguayan to leave the soviet union diplomat at the ground level, it’s almost a year and you do it and they issue you a foreign passport, and after 2 weeks that’s all. well, then they released me. well, in general, i, maybe it’s connected with some conditions, well, theoretically they allow this, and now everyone knows the high-rise building of the russian foreign ministry on the smolenskaya sennaya, but before moving here in the early fifties. the soviet foreign policy department was located elsewhere. here it is on bolshaya lubyanka street, it is here in the old building of the people's commissariat of the ministry of foreign affairs that a whole collection of terms about neighbors, let's start with neighbors, because political intelligence was then located in this wing of the current fsb. at first , isn't that the case? then, was it the management of the cheka ogpu nkvd and the nkb that this department was engaged in checking the burning of the spi

house, the mission. i've talked before one kid i've seen talked in my hearts who would look at 1st the physics, it actually who writes of the citizens, but not people who are busy, you know, why, what very power ups because of these, i wish i could, i could how, how is it that for 60 kids, after day lots produced anything? i was just getting my thoughts of this from abroad. this is not what it should be. i think we need to go to read the stuff generated professor of it. we have to leave it there. i just want to say that i, i slightly disagree with you here. i think even over the last 60 years, africa has produced a lot of valuable please and valuable thoughts. but i agree with you to, to me that it's a very high time that the content realizes its own destiny that comes out straight out from its own history rather than from somebody else's prescriptions. but we have to leave it there. i greatly admire what you being on our show. thank you very much for that. thank you. thank you. thank you for watching hope to see her again. was a part of the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the we are in august on one o

house, the mission i've talked before. one kid i've seen has been my heart. well, we'll look at 1st the physics it actually we're right. so i'll just do this, but not people who are busy, you know, why, what very far up. because that is, i wish i could, i could how, how does it are for 60 kids? after that, i love to do anything. it was just gives you a lot of money to talk to this for my brother. this is not what it should be. i think we need to go to read the stuff in the right professor of it. we have to leave it there. i just want to say that i, i slightly disagree with you here. i think even over the last 16 years, africa has produced a lot of valuable things and valuable thoughts. but i agree with you to, to me that it's a very high time that the content realizes its own destiny that comes out straight out from its own history rather than from somebody else's prescriptions. but we have to leave it there. i greatly admire what you being on our show. thank you very much for that. thank you. thank you. thank you for watching. spoke to sarah, again, was a part of the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the q

house. one of the things about tennessee association of baseball, when an education is a important core part of our mission and important part is playing at historic sites. and for us, we've had the benefit of playing the historic ramsey house usually play out there on saturdays. ten or so times a year, and you can find that information at the tennessee association of vintage baseball website. and going on the historic ramsey house as well well. all right, i think thank you all so much. attending the state.

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presidency, though not a welcome era if you ask the folks at the white house, this is an impeachment inquiry hearing, and inquiry is simply a fact-finding missionpeachment hearing or an official impeachment vote. president biden is the main topic, his vice presidency when he left the vp's office, another name will heal hunter and -- hunter biden, the president's son and more about his overseas business dealings. democrats are sticking by their present arguing hunter biden has amount of legal problems and questionable do business dealings but doesn't tie into the president. the oversight committee we go from four witnesses, two law professors including jonathan turley, frantic tax accountant and former department of justice tax official. stuart: thank you. congress on russell fry, congressman from south carolina. i don't want to be simplistic but does this boil down to a simple issue of bribery? >> that's one of the many issues. at the end of the day, 1023 synthesizes this case better than all the other evidence we have. this hones in on it. a burisma executive said he paid $5 million to hunter biden and $5 million to joe biden. we've seen the u

constructed national security multi- mission vessels that are also the training ship for the maritime academy. at a time when virtually every state faces an affordable housing shortage, this bill also maintains existing rental assistance for more than 4.6 million households and continues to make meaningful investments nation's veterans and youth. i thank chair schatz and ranking member hyde-smith for their tremendous efforts on this bill. i also want to mention that both senators from hawaii, and senator schatz again today, have talked to all of us about the tragic loss of life and devastation that the recent wildfires have caused in his beloved home state. i know that the presiding officer representing the state of vermont also has had a need for disaster assistance as has the state of maine and so many other states. we need to support the people of states who have been hit by these devastating disasters in their time of need. let me conclude my opening remarks by expressing my heartfelt gratitude to all of our committee members, particularly our subcommittee chairs and ranking members for their extraordinary work in getting us to this point. and, again, i