use that congress member cisneros will vote yes on h.r. 8294. madam speaker, as the member designated by congress member napolitano, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the that congress member napolitano will vote yes on h.r. 8294. some for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. kirkpatrick, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mrs. kirkpatrick ill vote yes on h.r. 8294. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. perlmutter, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. perlmutter ill vote yes on h.r. 8294. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? mr. kildee: madam speaker, as the member designated by mrs. lawrence of michigan, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mrs. lawrence will vote yes on h.r. 8294. as the member designated by by mr. ryan of ohio, pursuant to house resolution 965,

out in california, young kim, a korean american woman, a republican is on the verge of defeating cisneros in california. there is a number -- this is a very diverse class and this has been a big problem for republicans in the past. a cycle ago, they only picked up and added to the ranks one republican woman. it was a big concern so they surey worked hard to make they have a diverse recruiting class and to everyone's surprise, really did pay off for the republicans. i think they are on track to add at least a dozen republican size ofoubling the their female caucus in the house republican congress -- conference. host: the national journal tweets this let's get to the calls and hear from june 1 in silver spring, maryland, democrat. make sure you moocher volume, go ahead with your comment or question for scott long. comment is i don't understand or maybe you can explain to me why are they fighting so much when they should have the country come together and make it a better place for everyone? i just don't understand. if they are the leaders, they should set an example for other countries. thi

he's here to talk about his brand-new book gil cisneros. please join me in welcoming tim weiner an era graph. >> thank you everybody. its the history of the last 75 years of warfare between america and russia and political warfare. clinical warfare is all the means at our nation's disposal. it's the full spectrum from diplomacy to covid operations from friendly persuasion to sabotage and the story of the book is we won the 20th century and the 21st in a nutshell and you can see the political warfare against the american political system and american democracy the american body politic. we are going to see whether they win the next battle on election day. over to you. >> tim it's great to have tim talk with you about this and thank you northshire for hosting us tonight. i know that i speak for tim and i say we are sorry we can't be there in person at the manchester store or at the saratoga store. it would be a lot more fun to be there in person but i'm excited to have the chance to talk to tim from the comfort of his home and my home here in

stephanie cisneros, department staff. i will just pick up where mr.winslow left off and move right into staff recommendations for today's discretionary review. the staff recommends taking discretionary review with the following recommended designed modifications to comply with the intended residential design guidelines. to reduce the height of the exterior entry gate to no more than 8'6", to set the rear deck 3 feet from the rear property line, so remove or reduce the size of the east property line windows at the first floor, to provide a 3 foot set back at the east, starting at the required rear yard line of the second floor, and reduce the depth of the rear by 4 feet. reduce the width of the rear door centered on the bedroom, remove the third floor deck and reduce the size of the third floor so that it does not encroach into the backyard. i'm joined today by [inaudible], and he and i are both available for [inaudible] should you have any [inaudible] thank you. >> clerk: thank you, stephanie. commissioners, we should now take public comment, and i wo

. >> republican young tim defeating democratic congressman gil cisneros in southern california, the second gop pick up in california this election. incoming members of the house of representatives filtered onto the floor of the capital for freshman orientation and congressional correspondent chad program shows us there were quite a few more republicans than democrats among men numbers. >> reporter: nancy pelosi often uses the phrase know your power so i posed that very question to the speaker today. >> like having a smaller majority and what that means for the carcass, the house in your -- >> may i remind you we have the president of the united states, we have a president of the united states. that is so very important. >> that means nancy pelosi's paris diminished, she is no longer the centerpiece of the democratic political universe. >> having a president of your party changes the dynamics, joe biden is going to be at the top of the ticket and representing us and the standardbearer a party. >> pelosi says democratic losses aren't on her. >> i take responsive -- >> pelosi must grapple wit

young kim is running ahead of gil cisneros and offending district in orange county. republican is looking to take back a district in the central valley from democratic congressman tj cox. the 20 fifth district north of los angeles republican congressman mike garcia is running that connect with democrat christie smith. that's a district garcia took in a special election to replace former congresswoman katie hill. the republican party focusing on the disputed presidential vote is scoring wins and shocking pollsters in mainstream media. republicans inching closer to locking in the senate, extending mitch mcconnell's record-setting tenure as majority leader, 50-48, dan sullivan holding onto a comfortable lead in alaska. to learn how important this moment is consider a leading argument for republicans, confirming amy kony barrett -- amy coney barrett was gaining senate seats, over brett kavanaugh. is republicans narrow the gap they will argue against any broad mandate for joe biden. so far the republicans have won 200 one house seats and are leading the race for 13. democ

and republican young kim unseat gil cisneros in 49th congressional district in orange county. traditionally republican area east and south of los angeles has been slowly moving left. young kim is one of at least 16 republican women newly lengted to congress just this year. >> we could lockdown for four to six weeks and if we did that, we could drive the numbers down and then we could really watch ourselves cruising into the vaccine availability in the first and second quarter of next year bringing back the economy long before that. jon: that's dr. member of biden advisory board floating possibility of a four to six week national lockdown. went ton say that it could work if the government pays people for lost wages. doctor has since distanced biden from his comments but watch as biden deputy campaign manager dodges questions on whether the president elect will, in fact, shut the country down while hinting at a nationwide mask mandate. >> i think he laid out very clearly across the course of the campaign that things that he wants to do to get the virus under control including en

republicans officially div reading gil cisneros in souther california. this is the second gop pickup i california this election. incoming members of the house o representatives filtered onto the floor in the capital this week for freshman orientation and as congressional correspondent chose us, there were quite a few more republicans than democrats amon their numbers. good evening, chad parrot. >> shannon, house speaker nancy pelosi often uses the phrase know your power. so i pose that very question to the speaker today parrot. >> is there any way by having a smaller majority and what that means to your focus. >> may i remind you that we hav a president of the united states . we have a president of the united states. that is so very important parrot . >> that means pelosi's power is diminished, she's no longer the centerpiece of the democratic political universe. >> i think having a president o your party changes the dynamics. joe biden is going to be at the top of the ticket and representing us parrot. >> pelosi says democratic losse aren't arm her parr

stephanie cisneros, department staff. i will just pick up where mr.winslow left off and move right into staff recommendations for today's discretionary review. the staff recommends taking discretionary review with the following recommended designed modifications to comply with the intended residential design guidelines. to reduce the height of the exterior entry gate to no more than 8'6", to set the rear deck 3 feet from the rear property line, so remove or reduce the size of the east property line windows at the first floor, to provide a 3 foot set back at the east, starting at the required rear yard line of the second floor, and reduce the depth of the rear by 4 feet. reduce the width of the rear door centered on the bedroom, remove the third floor deck and reduce the size of the third floor so that it does not encroach into the backyard. i'm joined today by [inaudible], and he and i are both available for [inaudible] should you have any [inaudible] thank you. >> clerk: thank you, stephanie. commissioners, we should now take public comment, and i wo

henry cisneros, the former hud secretary under president bill clinton.e you share the same concern for your successor ben carson right now. it is a reminder this thing is quite virulent, alive and well and building. i wonder if we're seeing a second wave and ultimately that could prove to be president-elect joe biden's first task what do you think? >> neil, first of all thank you for having me and great to talk to you again. i've had the good fortune to be on your show a number of times over the years and i always appreciate it. i think you're right, it is a reminder that the virus is very, very intense. in fact the 128,000 new cases on one day last week, friday, were as strong a number as has been anytime during the pandemic. i'm not sure it is fair to characterize it as a second wave because we really didn't plateau down participate enough to talk about this as a wave. it is more a plateau at a high level and very dangerous. it should remind each and everyone of us we have to continue to be vigilant and where protection with a mask, at least, and be ca

look at the 2018 california 39 house election, gil cisneros wasn't declared for 12 days after the electionually attended freshman orientation. that's how late it was called and how uncertain this race was. it takes time to count ballots. it's better to be accurate than fast. and we have loads of examples of that. and the numbers will do the talking. the politicians cannot do the spinning. >> that is really interesting, harry. i mean, i always say, you don't have a job until you have the key to the bathroom. but it sounds like that was very close, if he went to freshman orientation. >> that's exactly right. wait for the numbers to be counted. they'll be counted and the voters will have their say. >> harry enten, no shirts, no shoes, no service, that's my contribution. thank you very much for being with us this morning. >> well done. >>> "new day" continues right now. >> this is the last full day of campaigning. if you are the biden campaign, you are all in on the state of pennsylvania. if you are donald trump and he is going all over the place. >> what we've heard from the president is repe

most successful things we did, beginning under your predecessor as mayor of san antonio and , henry cisnerosd continuing under andrew cuomo, governor of new york, section eight housing vouchers. we were able to move people around in response to the evidence that if low-income families also had secure housing in and around middle-income people, their kids would do better in school and they were more likely to generate more income and more mobility. but where are we now with all of that? i know -- if we could start with homelessness, if you want. i know in atlanta the black family foundation did some things to try to reduce homelessness. i know there is an effort in pittsburgh. i know several other efforts, and you mentioned san francisco. i know the problems in los angeles. what should we do about it? sec. castro: i think we have a lot in the toolbox. some of those are tried and true, some of them are newer but show a lot of promise. when it comes to homelessness, for instance, one of the most effective policy approaches over the last years has been a housing-first approach, instead of making

farmworker marisol cisneros and her children got covid over the summer. >> ( translated ): you feel frustratedse you have to go to work because we live day to day. and if you get sick or your kids get sick, you have no choice but to go to work. >> sy: after she tested positive, she did stop going to work, but now can barely make ends meet. half of the farmworkeracross the u.s. are undocumented. >> they don't have social security numbers. and it's impossible for them to get any of the benefits that one would expect while they live in the united states. >> sy: as essential workers. >> as essential workers who cannot eat. >> sy: the food supply depends on these workers. >> you got it. >> sy: rosa lucas, a nurse practitioner, has been working in the community for over 30 years, and says covid has presented unprecedented challenges. >> when you're picking in the field, you can be sort of apart. but then it's lunchtime and i they're all they all go in each they go at the same time and all of there they sit on a bench that's under a shade on a truck. and they're all there together with their masks of

this is jose cisneros, county treasurer. i'm proud to bring you more information on how we worked as part of the task force. at this time, i think i'd like to bring up the powerpoint. thank you very much, and thank you very much for bringing up my first slide. let me talk a little bit how, you know, over 100 members of the task force helped us connect to the san francisco community. many of the task force members not only shared their own original perspectives, but they also conducted research throughout the san francisco community. they administered public surveys. they actually had in-person interviews and conversations, and they worked through formal focus groups as well as neighborhood presentations. they made presentations as various city bodies, including the immigrants rights commission, the commission on the environment, the small business commission, and the commission on the status of women. these outreach efforts brought us information from over 1,000 members of the san francisco community, and we see on this slid

young kim defeating gill cisneros taking back a seat the g.o.p. lost in 2018. recent u.s. elections. two other republican women elected to congress and house minority leader kevin mccarthy will join us in the 9:00 hour. ♪ jedediah: and iran is denying a report that israeli agents killed al qaeda's second in commands. the "new york times" reported abdullah ahmed abdullah was gunned down by two assassins in tehran back in august. he reportedly died along with his daughter, who was the widow of usama bin laden's son. he is accused of being behind two deadly attacks on embassies in africa in 1998. and historic spacex launch set to take off from cape canaveral tonight is delayed over weather. four astronauts including three americans were scheduled for lift off to the international space station. it would be america's first manned mission on a privately owned space craft. if the third delay for the mission originally set for october 23rd. it will be the first manned launch since may. those are your headlines. will: all right. several of the president's legal challen

to the 39th district of california. , theessman gil cisneros democrat trailing by not too much but more than half a point to young kim, the republican. young kim was 50.3 percent. district, the 48 michael field up over democrat harley rouda. there is 94% reporting in that district. if republicans are going to make up ground, they also need to hold onto the seats they do have in california. is in a tight race himself against democrat chrissy smith in the 25th district. kristy smith up with 77% reporting. district, is the 44th six term congressman todd mcclintock, the republican with the lead. , b9% over his challenger rynne kennedy. district,ongressional viewers may recall this district formerg the seat of the congressman duncan hunter, who resigned in january after pleading guilty to charges stemming from misuse of campaign funds. republican darrell issa trying to win the 50th district. --is leading right now 50.2% 52.2 percent against the democratic challenger. that is some of the scene out in california. 41 house races still yet to be called around the country. after the show is done

out in california, young kim, a korean american woman, a republican is on the verge of defeating cisneroscalifornia. there is a number -- this is a very diverse class and this has been a big problem for republicans in the past. a cycle ago, they only picked up and added to the ranks one republican woman. it was a big concern so they surey worked hard to make they have a diverse recruiting class and to everyone's surprise, really did pay off for the republicans. i think they are on track to add at least a dozen republican size ofoubling the their female caucus in the house republican congress -- conference. host: the national journal tweets this let's get to the calls and hear from june 1 in silver spring, maryland, democrat. make sure you moocher volume, go ahead with your comment or question for scott long. comment is i don't understand or maybe you can explain to me why are they fighting so much when they should have the country come together and make it a better place for everyone? i just don't understand. if they are the leaders, they should set an example for other countries. this co