so at the moment, there are a number of programs us bank programs, which have paused, but we're waiting to see what we get more wave is way of us have been granted already for a lot of that lifestyle thing. work and is out jump to make the case as strongly as we can, that we need that money because it does save lives and then we deliver efficiently the case of those wave is that need to actually be action right now, because that doesn't seem to be even that there's a wave that doesn't seem to the mechanism to actually pay out the money because there's no $1.00 in us idea tool. but we're having, we're having those conversations with the us, it ministration. trying to make that case weighted by wave, a project by project. our engineer partners international insures national and just local partners, having those same conversations to and we are getting responses we, we are having that dialogue about the projects which we've got most essential. so it's our job to make the case, but let's be clear, you know, i think governments are right to question us about how we spend the tax payers money

this law also gave authority to develop a program of rehabilitation of our banking facilities. and i want to tell our citizens and every part of nation that the national congress, republicans and alike, shown by this action, a devotion to public welfare and a realization of the emergency and the necessity for speed, that it is difficult to match in all our history. the third stage has been the series of regulation permitting the banks to continue their functions to take care of the distribution of food and, household necessities and payment of payroll. this bank holiday, while resulting in many cases and great inconvenience, is affording us the opportunity to supply currency necessary to meet the situation. remember that no sound bank is a dollar worse than it was when it closed its doors last week. neither is any bank which may turn not to be in a position for immediate opening. the law allows the federal reserve bank to issue additional currency on good assets and thus the banks that reopen will be able to meet every legitimate. the new currency is being sent out by the burea

bank. i have so many memories of his program on my house and he's funny. liability, he went to harvard you might wind up in hamas protests. [laughter] divided drink and laugh like why are we clogging the bridge? [laughter] i can't do this selects a bit of a problem. [laughter] whatever were you upset a lady -- never watching america reports. [laughter] >> that's with his mom. [laughter] >> i didn't watch the movie, i might change my opinion if i did but you will buy it maybe for the girl but for real, arianna grande is the most interesting one but i did hear a rumor she might be pregnant because she was spotted eating for one. [laughter] i think it was the lady. [laughter] thanks for watching fox news saturday night. [applause] here on the fox news channel monday through friday. [applause] mike baker and kennedy good night from new york city. he can be republican, you can be democrats, just don't be ugly a leap. ♪ need creative? we can help. fox news media impact starts here. advertise with us today. ♪ empower ♪ so handsome. oh, i can't buy this. hang on t

this law also gave authority to develop a program of rehabilitation of our banking facilities. and i want to tell our citizens and every part of nation that the national congress, republicans and alike, shown by this action, a devotion to public welfare and a realization of the emergency and the necessity for speed, that it is difficult to match in all our history. the third stage has been the series of regulation permitting the banks to continue their functions to take care of the distribution of food and, household necessities and payment of payroll. this bank holiday, while resulting in many cases and great inconvenience, is affording us the opportunity to supply currency necessary to meet the situation. remember that no sound bank is a dollar worse than it was when it closed its doors last week. neither is any bank which may turn not to be in a position for immediate opening. the law allows the federal reserve bank to issue additional currency on good assets and thus the banks that reopen will be able to meet every legitimate. the new currency is being sent out by the burea

program in coming years. that's right. kron four's capitol correspondent raquel martin has the latest says one of the food bank's braces forchanges. >> fridays are now farmers market day at bread for the city in washington, d.c., people are able to stretch their dollars as much as they used tracy collins who leads the food program says lines are growing even combined with snap dollars. he says hundreds of families are struggling to get by the prices of groceries have gone up significantly so stretching their snap dollars has become. impossible. anxiety is setting in at the local food bank of the street. republicans in congress are eyeing cuts to snap in next month's budget. one idea on the table expand work requirements for able-bodied adults without dependents by law. snap is not available to most adults. 18 to 54 if they are not working at least 20 hours per weekl >> after 3 months, what do you think the impact that? >> making it more strict will be for the folks that we're seeing. we're able bodied who are unemployed and looking for work. and when i asked them about their income, they like hopefully next month, finding

places like london or frankfurt, take evidence with him showing how their banks are being used to funnel money into iran's nuclear program just persuade those banks to stop doing business with iran of their own volition. and then the stragglers, you can threaten them and say, look, if you continue doing business with iran, we will cut you off from the dollar based financial system. and as a result, you isolate iran from the global economy. you got an iranian government who wanted to negotiate away their nuclear program, and you got a deal to do this peacefully. >> yeah. and then we walked away from the deal. let's talk about other currencies. you mentioned brics. china has talked about this for a while, creating an alternative currency, which would undermine the argument here, right. that the world needs dollars. the world all wants to have dollars. is there a viable alternative? is there is there a could the chinese come up with something or could somebody else come up with something? >> so look, the choke points that i discuss in my book, like the dollar, which are these really critical parts of the global economy wher

program. snap also known as food stamps as our washington correspondent raquel martin reports, food banks are bracing for the fridays are now farmers market day at bread for the city in washington, d.c., people are able to stretch their dollars as much as they used tracy collins who leads the food program. >> says lines are growing even combined with snap dollars. he says hundreds of families are struggling to get by the prices of groceries have gone up significantly so stretching their snap dollars has become. impossible. anxiety is setting in at the local food bank of the street. republicans in congress are eyeing cuts to snap in next month's budget. one idea on the table expand work requirements for able-bodied adults without dependents by law. snap is not available to most adults. 18 to 54 if they are not working at least 20 hours per week. >> after 3 months, what do you think the impact that? >> making it more strict will be for the folks that we're seeing. we're able bodied who are unemployed and looking for work. and when i asked them about their income, they like hopefully next month,

program. he joins us now he on "comunidad del valle." great story about your dad and the--his banking--his waythat story, if you don't mind. salvador chavez: yeah, thank you very much, first of all, for inviting me. so my dad came to this country as an immigrant. he came from durango, mexico, and his--when he came to this country, he was a farmworker. he worked in fresno, california. but at the end of every week, my dad would take his paycheck and cash it at the local store and then send money home to my mom via western union. so those two services that he used took 15% of his earnings in fees. my mom would actually have to pay 1% to pick up the money in durango, mexico. and then when he went back to the farm where he was living, he'd store the money under his mattress because he didn't have access to a bank account and his coworkers would end up stealing that money from him every week. so it was a very difficult life for my dad, and that's because he didn't have access to affordable financial services. you know, one thing i just failed to mention in the other interview, which i'll just tell y

bank rate shows two in five americans in relationship have kept a financial secret from their partners. oh, the controversy over money and love, guys. steve and as our friend dave ramsey has told this program decades the number one reason people get a divorce is they fight over their money. >> carley: adds a lot of stress in families. >> steve: herens the thing. 25 years ago a lot of spouses might not have known. but if everybody has a joint checking account, all you got to do is look at the app. i see how much. >> ainsley: do not have a joint checking account. no, i always wants my own money. because dad saves everything. >> steve: was she worried about him leaving? >> ainsley: mom was a spender wanted to be able to spend without him seeing. we would spend hours in tj max and marshals fill up the trunk with all these bags and wait until my dad wasn't at the house to take them inside. >> lawrence: is on a budget. >> steve: those are the kind of secrets people are talking about. >> ainsley: dad didn't care. it was her money. he had the bills he paid for. she did groceries and christmas and birthday presents and things like that. dad did all the other bills. >> lawrence: don't they see at th

bank. we have $100 million of authorization and this will now use that remaining authorization for the water enterprise. this is all part of the expansion of our interim funding program that the board of supervisors and the mayor approved effective christmas day for the power enterprise. same situation. you approved a facility last month our sumitomo bank that was a new facility and we will add another new facility using the remaining $100 million of authorization. this is the result of a solicitation conducted by our municipal advisors vincent mccauley of baxter mccarley is here with us today to answer any questions we have any. but again, we use the city's credit facility pool that is currently managed by the airport and rfp from there. this facility will as i mentioned, not be based on commercial paper but instead is based on its own rate established under the agreement based on an index call. so for many of you have probably heard of the libor index, the london interbank offering rate that was eliminated so far is the replacement index that is used. the rates on these facilities is should we ever use them would be based on this index. it's important to bear in mi

program too. by $230 billion. republicans are defunding the police. by stripping funding from the consumer financial protection bureau and the cfpb is the only federal cop on the block to hold wall street banksnd big tech payment apps accountable when they cheat americans. it is shameful that while families suffer from high prices, musk is firing thousands, thousands of federal workers. and stealing sensitive data from his competitors. although this ripoff cuts $2 trillion in vital programs, and what do republicans plan to do with this money? oh, they're going to give it, they're going to give it to the billionaires in this country. $4.5 trillion. $4.5 trillion in tax cuts. if that math doesn't compute, it's because they expect americans to buy the next mega yacht for jeff bezos. well, i tell you, we're not going to do that. and we want to tell you today, we -- we're no, democrats are no on this budget. it is outrageous that you all have the audacity to come here with this budget that harms so many americans and ask us to support billionaires and think we're going to buy it. you think we're going to support it? you got another thought coming, we ain't doing it.. the chair: the gentleman from