people can't afford to live in boyle heights.shing projects like this one. >> reporter: it's so much happening. drive down the street and you can see things changing. the sixth street viaduct project. when you see politicians talk about improvements, like that, are those improvements in your mind's eye or in the community? >> no. we're surrounded by six freeways. do you think the community said yes, we want six freeways? no. they've been doing the same thing over and over. they take projects that will make them money. and they disregard this community. >> reporter: i met a guy working on the bridge, who grew up in boyle heights. he makes a good salary. and he can't afford to live here anymore. >> exactly. >> reporter: once that bridge is done, what does it mean? >> for our community, honestly, it will mean more displacement. more community members will not be able to afford living in here. and the bridge will facilitate other people to come and take over. you know? there's going to be plenty of empty houses. >> reporter: where do

dennis boyle has been a nightmare since he hit the bench. are too many victims and families who suffered the ripple effect of his liberal nonsense. nick langworthy and jennifer harrison, thank you so much. we have a shocking police body cam video of two officers being shot by a fleeing suspect in chicago. this will leave you absolutely stunned. kim klacik is here to react. ashley: welcome to fox news live. i'm ashley strohmier. a delta flight heading to atlanta was forced to make an emergency landing after an off-duty flight attendant become unruly. he grabbed the p.a. system and maid an announcement about masks. he was taken into custody by the fbi. it's the third time in a week delta diverted in flight over a passenger's behavior. authorities say a vehicle burst into flames after slamming intoed a building. one person was rushed to the hospital in critical condition but it's unclear if this was an accident or intentional act. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." i'm ashley strohmier. judge jeanine: war zones are

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as you mentioned we're expected to hear from republican new york state senator phil boyle who represents the area where many of the victims were found. he is pressing investigators to -- the killer is believed to be responsible for the deaths of at least 10 people. eight women who worked as onlines courts and remains were found on long island. the discoveries were made during a search for another escort who vanished after leaving a client's home in oak beach in 2010. her remains were seen running from the clients' home. begging for help on her cell phone saying they're trying to kill me. to this day, dana, police have not released the audio of that call. there has long been debate if gilbert is connected to the victims including four women known as the same four after wrapped in bauer lap.

dennis boyle, active supreme court in the bronx.ve part of a gang that attacked a 6-year-old and was stopped and battered with a garbage can. the judges in their academic tower feel they have an obligation to respect the criminal, not the victim. >> they are taking the woke philosophy that puts law breakers first. they want to strip us of a criminal justice system. this has made he single new yorker, you are less safe because of this no cash bail, no consequences for criminals. they don't show up for an appearance ticket for a serious crime at this point. every new yorker is less safe than they were. judge jeanine: we keep letting them loose. i don't know why they would show up. jennifer, i have got 15 seconds. tell me what do you think we need to do to start getting to the judges and getting the message out that we are not going to take this anymore. >> we need to vote the democrats out of office that appoint these liberal judges. and we need a review process that hold them accountable for the decisions they make. they can't keep r

new york state senator phil boyle called on the attorney general to get involved in this case. they also are saying they're sending a letter to the police commissioner demanding that he make information about this investigation public. >> this is letters to chief cameron, and attorney general. to name a special prosecution. for her to name a special prosecutor to look into the investigation. >> the long island serial killer is believed to be responsible for the death of ten people, eight of them as women who worked as online escorts whose remains were found, including the "four, victims found in burlap." they were made during a search for another missing escort shannon gilbert who was missing for over a year and vanished after leaving a clients home in

glad to welcome back brendan boyle, joining us ahead of the budget and ways & means committee, taking up the budget tomorrow. i wonder if your way in on the question we addressed this morning after joe manchin said he would not support the for the people act or ending the filibuster to move the legislation. is he someone that has too much influence on capitol hill? guest: it is great to be back with you and back on c-span. i a worldn in which the senate is 50-50, you could say every member of the senate has outside influence. joe manchin is obviously a moderate, moderate to conservative democrat, i believe in the middle in terms of ideological score on how he votes. so we knew that he especially was going to have a lot of influence. on the main question about the filibuster, it's been clear for years, including when republicans controlled the senate, i think the filibuster is contrary to what our founding fathers intended. in two different parts of the federalist papers, either madison or hamilton, which everyone wrote that section, comes out clearly against a super majority vote requ

but also with us today are iain lee and katherine boyle, presenters of the late night alternative.ur listeners who are not familiar, how would you describe the programme? it is a surreal, psychedelic phone—in show, where instead of stirring hate and pointing out others that look and sound different and saying, hate them, we celebrate love, life and art. and to be difficult, you are not actually on late at night any more, you are on in the morning. |yes, we decided we could mix it up| because we are now our own bosses and we can call these shots ourselves, can't we? - yes, you started out on talk radio, and then you took it to twitch, the video streaming platform, and we are going to hear later on in the show how you have now gone direct to consumer, you are selling it to fans, basically, right? yes, on patreon, so they pay us directly and we give them different things for different tiers of money. and alsojoining us on today's programme is the european tech correspondent for the financial times and yih—choung teh, strategy and research director at ofcom, because we are going to sta

that congressman boyle will vote yea on h.r. 2225. as the member designated by congressman adriano espaillat, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that congress member espaillat will vote yea on h.r. 2225. as the member designated by congresswoman sylvia garcia, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that congresswoman garcia will vote yea on h.r. 2225. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. sewell, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. sewell will vote yes on h.r. 2225. and as the member designated by ms. strickland, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. strickland will vote yes on h.r. 2225. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. aderholt of alabama, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. aderholt will vote no on h.r. 2225. the speaker pro tempore: for

host: glad to welcome back brendan boyle, joining us ahead of the budget and ways & means committee,g up the budget tomorrow. i wonder if your way in on the question we addressed this morning after joe manchin said he would not support the for the people act or ending the filibuster to move the legislation. is he someone that has too much influence on capitol hill? guest: it is great to be back with you and back on c-span. i a worldn in which the senate is 50-50, you could say every member of the senate has outside influence. joe manchin is obviously a moderate, moderate to conservative democrat, i believe in the middle in terms of ideological score on how he votes. so we knew that he especially was going to have a lot of influence. on the main question about the filibuster, it's been clear for years, including when republicans controlled the senate, i think the filibuster is contrary to what our founding fathers intended. in two different parts of the federalist papers, either madison or hamilton, which everyone wrote that section, comes out clearly against a super majority vote req

in 2017, director danny boyle hand—picked them to perform at one of new york's most prestigious venueseally killed the stage. it was a peak experience, especially because, to be honest, it was our first time on the plane. and being in new york, it was something different. you could tell that we were far away from home. the background of the dance is closely tied to the history of the nation. we're on our way to the biggest township in south africa — soweto. here, the pantsula has a deeply political message. soweto has a reputation for activism. it was home to nelson mandela during apartheid in the years prior to his arrest. pantsula has its roots in the same era. it matched contemporary forms with traditional african dance — an act of cultural defiance against the oppressive white government. talk to me about the kind of social and political messages that you express when you dance. the first political message is to be seen as black people. we are powerful, you know. and the second is we're trying to tell the world that we're still free, but we're still bearing a lot of problems. we st

losing some close personal traffic because, and i had the passion born in me because i did this, tom boyle in john living. i chose john losing rights from it saying that age i had decided i was going to be comma john lease as a result of the var remains where i grew up. so passion and personal anger was driving me, lawsuits of or you're talking about your passion for your profession. but we know that journalism in nigeria is particularly difficult. the native place, freedom rankings, place the country at $120.00 out of $180.00 countries. just how difficult is it to be a journalist in african biggest democracy without means in my word, i will categorically states that's been a john lives in jerry. yeah. a not a pleasant experience. i'm not talking about myself alone. equality speaking for my colleagues out there, you know, john lives in line, jerry at. we get to booley many journalists. i didn't see me dates. dot's womb d i b, i walk in most tories about they tried to discredit them the, the high rise arrested and imprisoned. so freedom of the breast in the country i will say, is in a terri

tom boyle is john living. i chose john losing right from it saying that age i had decided i was going to be comma john lease. as a result of the var remains where i grew up. so passion and personal anger was driving me just last night. to worry you're talking about your passion for your profession, but we know that journalism in nigeria is particularly difficult. the native place, freedom ranking, place the country at $120.00 out of $180.00 countries. just how difficult is it to be a journalist in africa, the biggest democracy without means in my word, i will categorically states that's been a john live in my area a not a pleasant experience. i'm not talking about myself alone. equality pick in for my colleagues out there. you know, john lives in line. jerry at. we gets booley. many journalists, i haven't seen the dates. doze room, the i the i walk in most tories about. they tried to discredit them. the high rise, i rested imprisoned. so freedom of the press in the country i will say, is in a terrible states a

in europe was just to ignore it is nothing to do about about the inability almost of facebook, but boyle, for example, to comply with you previously low. it is just impossible for them to do. but so far, you governments have been turning a blind eye, a g d p r is, is based on, on a single way of handling personal data across the board in the united states. on the other hand, the, the laws of privacy are, are left largely to individual states. to legislation, there is no kind of broad view taken is to privacy law. in fact, there isn't really a right to privacy in the united states. it's just, it's just goes perhaps against, again, that constitution. violence has flared in east jerusalem with firework shelton. rock throwing is really soldiers that came as people try to stop property being demolished for palestinians were injured. 6 people are confronted and 7 others missing. after a fairy sunk near bali and into new jersey and who are the people had been on board at the time suppose reported taking on water by half an hour after leaving port fresh supplies for the international space stati

now join cheryl boyle and america's favorite chef, jeffrey saad as they reveal their most delicious cookingven by nuwave. - 1,001, 1,002. - jeffery what are you doing? - cheryl, i'm on a quest to show everyone how to get fit but today, instead of using these we're going to use this, the bravo xl air fry smart oven. not only can it help you get fit but it adds fit, flavor infusion technology, into every meal. check this out, like these beautiful salmon loaves. - wow, they look amazing. - and roasted charred veggies done in 15 minutes. whole roasted eight pound turkey, golden brown and juicy. air fried fish, look how crispy that skin is. grilled burgers, scrumptious chocolate lava cakes and so much more. - bravo does it all and it's so easy! - it really is easy. let's cook. alright, so everybody loves their fried food, right cheryl? - of course we do, but we hate the health problems that come along with it, with unhealthy fats and all the calories. - no worries, because with bravo we're gonna air fry with no oil or additional calories. watch, i'll place these breaded chicken wings in the bask

who says that i feel threatened boyle position or will threaten by opposition? who told you that? i'm scared by our position. he's just lawful both in the united states. the law on foreign agents was adopted a long time ago. it's in operation and sanctions under that law. a much harsher than here up to and including imprison that you go to the other if you must, the patients and let me finish saying what i mean to say everything will be clear to you what you don't like my answer. and if you don't want my aunt to be heard by your view is the problem you're shutting me up. is that freedom of speech? is that freedom of expression? the american way? what can i ask you to make? just ask you a direct question. did you order, alexia volunteers, assassination? of course not. we don't have this kind of habit of assassinating anybody. that's the 1st thing that or 2nd, that i want to of you. did you do the assassination of the woman who walked into congress and was shot and killed by police of the a whole bunch of questions were about china were actually i should say about the problems. the

comes. ling doctor always was were having your arms or thank you for educating her audience today. boyle boy, lot the covers good to be back. i'm happy to be next to you again, looking forward to moving forward. happy. all right, everybody, that is our show for you today. remember everyone in this world, we are definitely not told that we are loved enough, so i tell you all. i love you. i am ty, relevant, and i'm myisha cross. keep on watching all those hawks out there and have a great day and all night everybody ah, join me every person on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business, i'll see you then me the hey will kick off some or solutions every summer. we talk about the solution and dwelling on the problems. you know, we've got answers, we've got pollution. i met my local bank and obviously wanted to know min johnny gave me up. not because i said we're not going to the the or up in the kitchen table out them or not. i got my don't get a get. we'll put it on this order for the meeting . be really lucky then this is

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he was just a diluted person tilting at windmills and the only person really following him was his boyle, but simple minded. so called squire sancho honda. so i think that this is the motivation of the u. s. looking to rally the g 7 countries around this initiative to compete with not just trying to sell to china more broadly or talk to abroad. and i think this is a quick saudi endeavor, and only perhaps the equivalent of marshal ponds is ok, foster alia, and the scale will follow along. but despite the adventures of don quixote, it is fact there that china has been criticized for cycling poor countries with huge amounts of debt with the belt and road project. how will the g 7 then do things differently so that poor countries don't get themselves into even more debt? well, i think the answer that there, and we have to maybe back up 2 steps. so we heard about the question financing, of course, without money, nothing can happen. but there is an issue before that as well. so we need to recognize that the chinese people will not accept anything less than the highest level of competence from

is nothing due about about the inability almost of, of facebook, but boyle, for example, to comply with you previous hello. it is just impossible for them to do. but so far, you governments have been turning a blind i g d p r is, is based on, on a single.

so there's nothing due about about the inability almost of facebook, but boyle, for example, to comply with you previously. lo, it is just impossible for them to do. but so far, you governments have been turning a blind eye. so effectively they tell they tell the people to do one thing they, because companies in the organization, they have to maintain certain standards when it comes to, to, to end dealing individuals data. but when it comes to their own department, so they all governments, they, they, they seem to not care about a thing. they don't have a choice, they would, they will have to comply and shut down the facebook pages. melissa cohen. is it possible that this could be more about sending facebook a message, you know, trying to get it to change your ways? perhaps facebook is the blind? there's nothing the facebook can do about it. and the reason i don't think that the diesel isn't there is anything person about it. and the reason being that the g d p r is, is based on, on a single way of handling personal data across the board in the united states. on the other hand, the, th

new york state senator phil boyle called on the attorney general to get involved in this case.r to the police commissioner demanding that he make information about this investigation public. >> this is letters to chief cameron, and attorney general. to name a special prosecution. for her to name a special prosecutor to look into the investigation. >> the long island serial killer is believed to be responsible for the death of ten people, eight of them as women who worked as online escorts whose remains were found, including the "four, victims found in burlap." they were made during a search for another missing escort shannon gilbert who was missing for over a year and vanished after leaving a clients home in 2010. police have said investigators have been working with the latest technology to solve this case. we do want to mention that our team has been looking into this case as well for the last several months. we have a special coming out on fox nation soon. >> john: we are looking forward to that. laura ingle, thank you. what a mystery. so many women over a long period of tim

it needed to be a dual biography, that to write a biography about one, you really needed to have a boyle with my of the other as well, so i chose to do a dual biography. the governor in the title is will hobby, and the colonel is alveda hobby. she never was given a rank higher than colonel because she was a woman even though she had the same size of really command of a general. the southern delegation in congress refused to allow her to have a ranking above colonel, and so anyway, that's the title. i just recently published that book. >> and the two -- >> and i'm now working on a biography with aaron purdy, my co-author, of a biography of their son who was lieutenant governor of texas, bill hobby. >> well, i certainly recommend "the governor and the colonel." it is a largely unknown story about two remarkable people, and i depend you on -- i commend you on "flash of light, wall of fire," also depicting a relatively unknown story which very much needed to be told. and if you and the briscoe center told it singularly. thanks so much for your time today, and thank you all for attending this

the past year and we are really excited to be able to talk to authors christopher elliott and kevin boyle were gonna be talking about chris's new book gossip men joe mccarthy, and the politics of inflation, it should be a fascinating discussion. i'm going to be putting a link to the book on the website into the chat if you're watching on facebook or youtube it'll be in the comments of the chat section. speaking of that section wherever you're watching from say hi, let us know where your tuning in from, if you have any questions please write those down you can write those down anytime of the broadcast and we will take questions towards the end of the hour and i'll be back to handle those in any time you can think of them write them down. then we will get the show on the road, christopher is with the professor of history and american studies at the college in the american university in egypt gossip men. thanks so much for being here and we having conversation in american history northwestern university the publication include uaw of american liberalism 1945 and 1968 of images of working-cla

a week and a half ago, layla boyle was at the botanical garden with her 5-year-old son and 1-year-old twins. she said a coyote wandered onto the lawn and got close to her son and they made loud noises to scare it away. >> it ran away, i grab my son, i confirmed he hadn't been touched and i looked at my daughter and the coyote had gone to her. >> she said the coyote was not really being aggressive but was just a foot away from her daughter and unfazed by all the partygoers who are yelling. another mom said she was there the same day and the coyote charged at her 1-year-old daughter. she said she had to dive towards her daughter to save her. officials have been meeting come up or some type of solution sends state law prohibits relocating coyotes. meanwhile, recreations and parks have posted signs throughout the garden and employees are telling families to be on alert for these animals. >>> a couple is facing $18,000 in fines for digging up and burying joshua trees on their property. they said they did it to make way for their new home. the neighbor reported it to authorities. it is ille

there is a great story on the terminal matthew boyle wrote about how companies avoiding saying the wordsase and using useful prisms -- using euphemisms. at what point do we say that is something the fed needs to take into account? fraces: i think of inflation in three phases. what bothers me is when we complete long-term dynamics -- conflate long-term dynamics for short-term ones. we are in a period of overheating. supply chain bottlenecks, shortage of labor, but i expect inflation to come around towards 2%. i do believe there is a third phase of inflation, the new inflation, that is the upper band of 2%-2.5%. that is where we see high levels of infrastructure spending and to the lack of policy. this is going to be a roller coaster and there is always going to be a period where the inflation-istas look at this component, be aware we are going to go through an up period, down period, and period of moderation. matt: in the u.s. we have seen a shift from monetary to fiscal. i guess in the entire western world to some extent we have seen that. it is a paradigm shift. how strong is that shift

you were probably thinking of tanner boyle the shortstop >> greg: yes. >> i understand the confusiong and a miss. >> greg: it is so true, they're all kates. >> that's exactly what i look like without the weave. >> greg your glasses need glasses i'm out of town. see you next week >> greg: thanks steve, great job >> greg: thanks steve, great job and i'll see you at home pain? yeah. here. aspercreme with max-strength* lidocaine. works fast and lasts. keep it. you're gonna need it. kick pain in the aspercreme >> greg: we are out of time. set your dvrs every night so you never miss an episode. thanks to janice dean, congressman lauren boebert, kat timpf, steve phoenix jr., our studio audience. "fox news @ night" with kamala harris at the border, we don't know if he has an answer. we'll ask him. for now, here "the five." >> jesse: hello everybody, i'm jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell, kennedy, and greg gutfeld wearing a t-shirt. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the consequences of defunding the police are leading to anarchy in america. cops are under

you were probably thinking of tanner boyle the shortstop >> greg: yes. >> i understand the confusiona miss. >> greg: it is so true, they're all kates. >> that's exactly what i look like without the weave. >> greg your glasses need glasses i'm out of town. see you next week >> greg: thanks steve, great job and i'll see you at home later. be right back. ♪♪ managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. staying active and eating right? yup, on it there, too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and jardiance lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call yo

brendan boyle, congressman from pennsylvania, budget committee, ways and means committee, with us for the next 40 minutes this morning. 202-748-8000. taking a look at the president's fiscal 2022 budget proposal tomorrow. this time of year when we talk about budgeting we hear the phrase budget is a statement of our values. what does that mean? and what does the statement that the biden administration is making with this budget? >> yeah. i mean, it's a statement that goes back many years, actually, well before this administration. it's one thing to say what your priorities are. but when you show your budget and where you're spending your money, that speaks volumes to what your priorities and values actually are. so, for example, some of the many exciting things to me in this budget, extending the child tax credit. one thing we passed in the covid relief bill that i just referenced earlier is a one-year dramatic expansion to the child tax credit that is projected to reduce child poverty in the united states by 50%. i want to make that permanent in our budget for '21-'22 or biden budget p

losing some close personal traffic because i had the passion born in the me because i did this, tom boyle into john living. i chose john losing right from it saying that age i had decided i was going to be comma john lease as a result of the virus mains where i grew up. so passion and personnel. anger was driving me through philosophy. it's of or you're talking about your passion for your profession. but we know that journalism in nigeria is particularly difficult. the native place freedom rankin's place, the country at $120.00 out of $180.00 countries. just how difficult is it to be a journalist in africa, the biggest democracy without means in my word, i will categorically states that's been a john live in my area. a is not a pleasant experience. i'm not talking about myself alone. equality pick him for my colleagues out there, you know, john lives in line. jerry at, we get to booley many journalists, i've seen the dates, doze room, the i b, i walk in the stories about they tried to discredit them. the, the high rise arrested and imprisoned. so freedom of the breast in the country i wil

glad to welcome back brendan boyle, joining us ahead of the budget and ways & means committee, taking up the budget tomorrow. i wonder if your way in on the question we addressed this morning after joe manchin said he would not support the for the people act or ending the li

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as you mentioned we're expected to hear from republican new york state senator phil boyle who representsthe killer is believed to be responsible for the deaths of at least 10 people. eight women who worked as onlines courts and remains were found on long island. the discoveries were made during a search for another escort who vanished after leaving a client's home in oak beach in 2010. her remains were seen running from the clients' home. begging for help on her cell phone saying they're trying to kill me. to this day, dana, police have not released the audio of that call. there has long been debate if gilbert is connected to the victims including four women known as the same four after wrapped in bauer lap. last year police released images of a portion of a belt found early in the investigation that had the embossed letters hm or wh and said they believe the belt was handled by the suspect. police said they have been working with new forensic technology to solve the case looking for new tips and we want to mention we've been taking a deep dive into this mystd have a special coming out s

brendan boyle of pennsylvania is also a member, and he is with us. in? it's great to be back with you, and i'm it's great to be back with you, and im always — it's great to be back with you, and i'm always uncomfortable attempting to speak _ i'm always uncomfortable attempting to speak for my colleagues whether they are _ to speak for my colleagues whether they are more progressive democrats or more — they are more progressive democrats or more moderate democrats. we will return— or more moderate democrats. we will return to _ or more moderate democrats. we will return to session next week and i will have — return to session next week and i will have a — return to session next week and i will have a better sense of where foiks _ will have a better sense of where folks are, — will have a better sense of where folks are, but i think for most of my colleagues it would have the same sense _ my colleagues it would have the same sense that _ my colleagues it would have the same sense that i _ my colleagues it would have the same sense that i do that dealin

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boyle to inquire. >> thank you mr. chairman and secretary for being here. was very pleased in your prepared statement to read and listen when you said and to paraphrase you that while covid-19 created a number of problems that there were problems that existed prior to covid-19 and in many ways the pandemic showed a spotlight on those pre-existing issues. so, towards that point i believe perhaps the single most vital accomplishment of the american rescue plan was what we did on the child tax credit, so i'm very happy to see the fy 22 budget proposing to make those refundable tax credits as well as the others permanent. can you please talk about why that is so necessary in this country and a reminder that what we just did will cut child poverty by one half, by 50% in the united states of america? >> you just gave the most important statistic showing why it's important. child poverty is incredibly high in the united states and this is a targeted approach that has the potential to really address that. as you mentioned, the support that was provided to the child

. >> i'm jessie boyle, and i've worked with a lot of seniors over this past year.ow gracefully they weathered this past year. i rarely heard complaints. mainly, i heard words of gratitude and patience and humility. it is so crucial that we continue to provide strong social services and resources to our elders, and going forward, that meaning maintaining on-line programming while we move back to in-person, doing our best to bounce back after the last year. please maintain the dignity fund. >> clerk: thank you, neck network, for bringing your comments and your video to the committee. miss runiga, could we please advance to the next caller? >> hello. this is anastasia iovannopoulos. you've heard the b.l.a.s report for funding for rent relief, and you know there's not enough money in rent relief programs to cover the need that exists, and san francisco has yet to contribute any local funds. with prop i, we would have an additional $128 million in new revenue to address this problem. it would eliminate rent debt and fund copa to intervene in the coming year. supervisors

boyle for five minutes. you mr. chairman and thank you and i don't envy the day you have ahead of you and i think we should consider that true public service having to spendl all these hours dealing with questions from us but i have to say i'm enormous excited by this budget proposal. when we look at our nation's federal budget it is more than just the bottom line. it is a statement of our values and a once in a century pandemic that cripple their economy and change life as we know it, now is the time to get america back on track. that's exactly what this budget does from childcare tampa structure workforce development investment services thisde budgt restores our true american values for the american people. as we look at next as they present american jobs plan is the next opportunity to continue our recovery to progress our nation for it. moody's analytic did a thorough analysis of jobs plan and concluded that stimulated long-term economic growth creating jobs and lower unemployment. estimates suggest the proposal

. >> i'm jessie boyle, and i've worked with a lot of seniors over this past year.ow gracefully they weathered this past year. i rarely heard complaints. mainly, i heard words of gratitude and patience and humility. it is so crucial that we continue to provide strong social services and resources to our elders, and going forward, that meaning maintaining on-line programming while we move back to in-person, doing our best to bounce back after the last year. please maintain the dignity fund. >> clerk: thank you, neck network, for bringing your comments and your video to the committee. miss runiga, could we please advance to the next caller? >> hello. this is anastasia iovannopoulos. you've heard the b.l.a.s report for funding for rent relief, and you know there's not enough money in rent relief programs to cover the need that exists, and san francisco has yet to contribute any local funds. with prop i, we would have an additional $128 million in new revenue to address this problem. it would eliminate rent debt and fund copa to intervene in the coming year. supervisors

boyle for five minutes. >> thank you mr.irman and thank you for joining us today although i don't envy the day you have ahead of you. i think we should consider that. you have to deal with questions from all of us but i have two say i am enormous we excited by this budget proposal. we may look at our nation's federal budget is more than just the bottom line. as president biden often says it's a statement of our values and in the wake of the country's pandemic could cripple their economy and change life as we know it now is the time to be bold and to get america back on track. that is exactly what this budget does from childcare to infrastructure workforce development this budget restores our investment in true american values and invest in the american people. as we are looking at next steps the president's american jobs plan is an opportunity to continue her recovery and make drivers moving forward. moody's analytics to the their analysis of the jobs plan including long-term economic growth creating high-wage jobs and lower

. >> i'm jessie boyle, and i've worked with a lot of seniors over this past year.ow gracefully they weathered this past year. i rarely heard complaints. mainly, i heard words of gratitude and patience and humility. it is so crucial that we continue to provide strong social services and resources to our elders, and going forward, that meaning maintaining on-line programming while we move back to in-person, doing our best to bounce back after the last year. please maintain the dignity fund. >> clerk: thank you, neck network, for bringing your comments and your video to the committee. miss runiga, could we please advance to the next caller? >> hello. this is anastasia iovannopoulos. you've heard the b.l.a.s report for funding for rent relief, and you know there's not enough money in rent relief programs to cover the need that exists, and san francisco has yet to contribute any local funds. with prop i, we would have an additional $128 million in new revenue to address this problem. it would eliminate rent debt and fund copa to intervene in the coming year. supervisors