d. c. home a. vice president. com la harris. as as another group of about 50 people was sent from the southern state of florida to martha's vineyard. in massachusetts and republican governor of florida. rhonda santas has claimed responsibility while greg abbot of texas says he sent the migrants to the capital accused democrats of ignoring border security. the white house accuses the governors of using the migrants as political pawns because the acts shameful data. but you don't want to go on the trip here. i was given a bag with food to eat on the 40 hour trip. it was a very long trip. quite tough. we didn't expect we left the drift here without knowing where to head to the objectives to reach new york time made us feel and fixed us. i was held in migration detention in texas. i mean from the migration center we would take into place the culture. we were given information, so you're able to contact you if you have any with my case, i chose to take a bus which was leaving free of charge and the destination was washington d. c. a.

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d. c. home, a vice president come la harris. that's another group of about 50 people was sent from the southern. the state of florida to martha's vineyard in massachusetts, the republican governor of florida rhonda santas has claimed responsibility while greg albert of texas says he sent the migrants to the capital. they accuse democrats of ignoring border security. whitehouse accuses of governors of using the migrants as political pawns and calls the acts shameful data. but i got on the when i was on the trip here, i was given a bag with food, something to eat on the 40 hour trip. and it was a very long trip, quite tough. we didn't expect to be left the drift here without knowing where to head to our objective is to reach new york your time and meet us and fix us. i was held in migration detention in texas. i mean, from the migration center we would take into a place the culture. we were given information. so you're able to contact your relative if you had any with my case that i chose to take a bus which was leaving free of ch

d. c home of vice president kamala harris. three republican governors have been sending migrants to other states to protest the biden administration's immigration policy. republican governors interfering in that process and using migrants as political pawns is shameful. is reckless and just plain wrong. on wednesday, florida governor ron desantis and two planes carrying migrants to martha's vineyard in massachusetts we have new satellite images of all the smoke coming from the mosquito fire and heading into the atmosphere. take a look at this . it marks 10 days since that fire started in the sierra foothills, it has grown to become the largest wildfire in california this year. firefighters are getting ready for this weekend's changing weather conditions. crews are trying to strengthen and secure all control lines before the weather changes. the fire is currently almost 106 square miles. containment is still just 20% cal fire is focused on the western and northern corners of the fire in order to keep flames south of the communi

now, where 2 bus loads of migrants have been dropped off in front of the vice president's home in washington, d. c. that says another group of about 50 people was sent from the southern state of florida to martha's vineyard in massachusetts. to explain this to us, let's bring in hydro castro who's outside the vice president's home in washington. hello, they heidi. so what's behind this move to use these people is political football. right, emily and speaking to the aid workers who are here to help these people, they say this was yet another humiliation that these people who are trying to escape violence and poverty in latin america were made to suffer on an a journey that is at times already dehumanizing, and that's what we saw here this morning, outside of vice president comma harris's residence, some a 100 people getting off of buses after traveling for some 30 plus hours on a bus from texas. just learning now from a group that among those passengers was a person who was diabetic was taken directly to the hospital, came off the bus in bad shape and also an infant who was also apparently injured

. >> after busing and flying asylum seekers from their states to the vice president's home in d c and martha's vineyard, governor ron desantis of florida and greg abbott of texas. >> face serious backlash. they're using. people are using desperate people. people were trying to come here because their field fleeing communism themselves as a political. and it's horrific and it's shameful. white house press secretary karine jean pierre claim the migrants sent to martha's vineyard were misled about where they were going. >> adding that is alarming. california governor gavin newsom even asked the justice department to review whether abbott or desantis committed crimes saying in a letter, quote, i strongly urge the u.s. department of justice to open an investigation into possible criminal or civil violations, a federal law based on this alleged fraudulent scheme. the minute. >> even a small fraction. >> of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door. they all the side and go reserve governor desantis shot back blaming the biden administration for its border po

. >> after busing and flying asylum seekers from their states to the vice president's home in d c andda and greg abbott of texas. >> face serious backlash. they're using. people are using desperate people. people were trying to come here because their field fleeing communism themselves as a political. and it's horrific and it's shameful. white house press secretary karine jean pierre claim the migrants sent to martha's vineyard were misled about where they were going. >> adding that is alarming. california governor gavin newsom even asked the justice department to review whether abbott or desantis committed crimes saying in a letter, quote, i strongly urge the u.s. department of justice to open an investigation into possible criminal or civil violations, a federal law based on this alleged fraudulent scheme. the minute. >> even a small fraction. >> of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door. they all the side and go reserve governor desantis shot back blaming the biden administration for its border policies. he says border ates and florida should bea

d. c. a. it's a fresh start for jefferson and katerina from venezuela. they arrived in washington d. c with their newborn daughter leah just last month. they're hoping to make a home here and leave the economic crisis in their how your country behind with an image elissia venezuela. this work but money doesn't get you anywhere in money isn't enough for anything. in venezuela, you can work in the most normal jobs, but it's useless because you'll never have anything by now. but again, we got an indian. after crossing into the us, they heard about busses heading north from san antonio, texas, and jumped at the chance to go to the capitol. they've paid little attention to the politics behind that bus, right? know, and yet politics have taken center state republicans in border states have transported more than 10000 migrants from the southern border to democratic stronghold this year. to make a point go with florida. governor rhonda santas took credit for a flight of migrants to martha's vineyard in massachusetts. a group of those migrants has filed a lawsuit. the biden administration and democrats say it is a highly publicized political stunt using migrants as ha and

transported migrants to martha's vineyard, massachusetts and vice president kamala harris home in washington, d c. many advocacy groups believe the immigrants were misled into the planes and busses as part of a political stunt. they accuse the governors of arizona, texas and me of political stunts in terms of dealing with illegal immigration . but the biggest stunt was biden coming into office and reversing trump's policies. many of the migrants are coming from venezuela, cuba and nicaragua. repeat offenders have become an issue to as a consequences for illegal reentry are often not prosecuted. under the current administration, the federal reserve has begun a two day meeting today that's expected to result in key interest rates being raised again. fed members say they're hoping to cool inflation without causing a recession. some analysts are predicting another increase of three quarters of a point that would put the benchmark rate at about another three at about 3% the highest it's been in 14 years, the us economy hasn't seen rates as high as what's projected since before the 2008 financial crisi

now where a group of migrants has been dropped off in front of the vice president's home in washington, d. c. that says another group of about 50 people were sent from the southern state of florida to martha's vineyard in new york to get a sense of exactly what's happening. let's bring in the our white house correspondent, kimberly hallett. hello there. kimberly. what's behind this moved to use these people, essentially as political footballs. and that's certainly the accusation from a democrats here in the united states. that republican governors in this us states of taxes as well as florida are using these undocumented migrants that have entered the united states as political ponds. what we've got here is the situation where these republican governors say they're frustrated that in the case of the republican governor, texas, he says that he has in his state has been bearing the brunt of illegal immigration or undocumented migration. for some time, this has been a strain on his states resources, whether it be schools, hospitals, the police departments, and as a result of the he feels that h

the border with mexico were put on to buses and driven from texas to the vice president's home in washington d. c. the convoy was arranged by the texas governor as a political battle rages over the burden administrations, immigration policies. they arrived shortly after a group of about 50 people was sent by florida's governor by plane to martha's vineyard in massachusetts. and all those people in dc and new york were beating their chests. when trump was president, saying they were so proud to be sanctuary. jurisdictions saying how bad it was to have a secure border, the minute even a small fraction of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door. they all of a sudden go preserve and they're so upset that this is happening and it just shows you, you know, their virtue signaling is a fraud. let's bring and heidi ger, castro, who's there outside the vice president's residence in washington. heidi, what's behind this move to use these people as essentially political for all that's right, emily, this is a campaign that's been thought up by republican governors who have s

d. r. c. many people were killed or forced from their homes. the government accuses wonder of sponsoring the rebels allegations kigali has denied congolese troops have been deployed to a malty pork line positions to deal with the threats. but this is an army that is overstretched. fighting more than $100.00 armed groups in the region. tired of running from bombs and guns these congolese villages say they are not sure if they will feel safe. again. cathy sawyer, all jazeera nairobi shore, longer has been summoned by the you and human rights council to discuss how it's tacking government corruption. the country is already grappling with a worsening economic, quite his and shortages. a basic good smell. fernandez has more now from colombo, as if she longer doesn't have enough on the display. that needs to go a before the united nations human rights council in geneva. the acting high commissioner, are reading the latest report on for longer talking about the need for accountability . reporting about watery lanka has done a in recent months. but ess

, you are seeing it here, does a bit of a deep dive into a letter monroe wrote from his home at highland from d. c. one september day. september 6th of 1818. the letter is very critical for our understanding. it details this construction of this building, i names enslaved men who built it. it tells us a lot about what is going on in current events. about three pages of this six-page letter are all basically monroe wringing his hands about andrew jackson's recent invasion of florida earlier in the summer of 1818. so, here within the red box you are seeing two panels that we have devoted to the aspect of the letter. almost immediately, we started staffing the exhibits, we saw that this is generating a lot of visitor interest. both in the situation of florida and also monroe and jackson's personal relationship. this seemed like a great topic for doing programming on. we are very excited that aaron was on board for delving into this topic with us tonight. a little bit about my co-host aaron. aaron adams has been the director of education at andrew jackson's hermitage in nashville since 2013. aaron bel

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d. c., including today to vice president harris's home, all without telling authorities in those citiesw desantis concocted this costume persuaded 50 migrants to leave texas for mother's vineyard. quote, the migrants said when they identified as perla approach them outside the shelter and lure them into boarding a plane, saying they would be flown to boston, where they could get expedited work papers. she provided them with food. migrants said perla was still trying to recruit more passengers just outside the flight. one migrant from venezuela said, quote, pearl offered us help, help that never arrived. they said now we are here we. got on the plane with a vision of the future of making it. when you have no money and someone offers help, well, it means a lot. they got on the plane because of a promise of help. they received none from governor desantis, only cameras. joining us now is juliÁn castro, former mayor of san antonio, texas and secretary of housing and urban development in the obama administration. mister secretary, mister mayor, thank you so much for being with us. >> good to

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home. marc meredith has details now from washington, d. c.rs say they plan to appeal a florida judge is ruling which would appoint a special master or independent third party to review materials seized from former president trump's florida estate. prosecutors also argue they need the ability to continue reviewing the seas materials despite claims from trump's lawyers. some documents should be off limits. former trump attorney general bill barr argues the government has a solid case. the classified stuff our government documents and they go to the government. there is no scenario legally under which the president gets to keep the government documents whether it's classified or unclassified. doj officials also arguing independent review is unnecessary as it's already finished cataloging the documents recovered. meantime former president trump continues to rage against the government he once led on social media, posting quote a leak lie plant. fake evidence allows spying on my campaign received the fisa court raid and break into my home, lose do

home. marc meredith has the latest from washington, d. ctors say they plan to appeal a florida judge is ruling which would appoint a special master or independent third party to review materials seized from former president trump's florida estate. prosecutors also argue they need the ability to continue reviewing the seas materials despite claims from trump's lawyers. some documents should be off limits. former trump attorney general bill barr argues the government has a solid case, the classified stufd they go to the government. there is no scenario legally under which the president gets to keep the government documents whether it's classified or unclassified . doj officials also argue an independent review is unnecessary as it's already finished cataloging the documents recovered. meantime former president trump continues to rage against the government he once led on social leak lie plant. fake evidence allowrt rak into my home, lose documents and then ask me as the 45th, president of the united states to trust them as trump criticizes in

prosecutors to continue reviewing the documents taken from the florida home of former president donald trump. jenkins. reports from washington d. cment prevailing in court. prosecutors will now be able to review roughly 100 classified documents taken by the fbi, mara lago as part of its criminal investigation. eileen canon blocked the doj, but an appeals court lifted her ruling. this is significant because it recognizes that president trump might be on here because of the mishandling of classified documents. former president trump has repeatedly argued he declassified top secret documents he took with him after leaving the white house last year. you could declassify just by saying it's declassified even by thinking about it. because you're sending it. tomorrow lago or to wherever you're sending it. you're the president. you make that decision. the justice department investigation isn't the only legal challenge confronting mr trump, new york attorney general leticia james filed a civil lawsuit against him in the trump organization, making several accusations, including that the organization manipulated the value of assets for more

d. c. but essentially other courts have looked at similar claims and not allowed the suit to proceed. so i wouldn't say it's home run by any stretch of the imagination. the short term is they wouldn't be able to enforce this. but, you know, basically. busy seeing a lot of different attacks on the way amazon does business, because as you point out, it does control so much of the retail market. so i think there is a movement to say to amazon, look, you are so big now in retail, that you can't set rules for how compound these price, their goods elsewhere. and again, that's sort of classic imp, anti competition law. that basically, if you are the dominant player in the market, you can't abuse that monopoly. and that's the case that we're seeing brought not just here, but also in other suits that deal with things like how amazon sells its own goods versus those from 3rd party sellers. an armed woman and a group of activists of held up banks in lebanon, in a desperate attempt to access or in savings. the country's economy has been in crisis fears. the government has imposed controls on catholic draws, make it difficul

home country, but they are here. and quite honestly, they face tremendous challenges. and during $49.00 states include and plus washington, d. c. but the amount of difficulties they face as they try to integrate and start to new life has been disappointing. and we have not seen enough support for our community has been left to actually get american community itself in the african diaspora to help new arrivals integrate, find jobs, find housing, and find affordable housing, find affordable health care. and that's been tremendously difficult. hello, if you could put some, some buttons will not words that are actually used, which is challenging. can you tell us one aspect of your relocation that is incredibly challenging that you're still trying to navigate right now? well, if i go with myself, the experiences that i had last august was the experiences which i have never experienced and was the worst experience of my life. the experience of getting out of i've gotten a spend was traumatic and very hard and difficult to explain in, in 30 minutes. but i can say that since i came to the u. s. a. i've been dealing with the broker. i

aid from officials in massachusetts and washington, d c two busses carrying dozens of migrants arrived this morning near vice president kamala harris homeon. in massachusetts, two planes with migrants landed at martha's vineyard, local officials are providing them with short term shelter services. the flights were paid for by florida governor rhonda santis and his fellow republican texas governor, greg abbott. abbott has sent thousands of migrants to democratic led sanctuary cities such as new york and chicago, arguing his state is overwhelmed with southern border crossings. democratic leaders are outraged , calling the moves inhumane. it is a manufactured crisis by ambush any dollar. that goes to the state of texas or the state of arizona. every single one of those dollars needs to be re dug committed to cities like chicago , new york and washington, d. c. border patrol officials say they have encountered more than two million migrants this year at the border. president jo biden plans to meet at the white house tomorrow with family members of w. n. b a star britney griner and michigan corporate security executive paul wayland, both jai

homes and businesses are without power. today president biden visited fema's headquarters in washington, d. c. and said federal aid is on its way to florida. >> this could be the deadliest hurricane in florida's history. when conditions allow it, i'll gonna be going to florida. >> will you be talking to florida ron desantis when you're down there? >> the answer is yes if he wants to see. >> let's go right to nbc meteorologist, michelle grossman. i know michelle, that we got the 11 pm update from the national weather center just moments ago. what did you learn? >> hi there stephanie great to see you. well it's strengthened even further, so back to a category one storm. we're looking at 80 mile per hour winds. it did weaken earlier this morning to a tropical storm, dropped into the atlantic, and gain some strength. it will make landfall as a category one storm sometime tomorrow afternoon. we are looking at a camera at a hurricane once again. we had a little break, but once again the chance for life-threatening storm surge, life-threatening flash flooding, , winds that could cause power outages.

home message for me. that is a long, long queue. yep. so, therese coffey talks about the a, b, c, d, ds, doesn't she?d dentists, actually, the two ds are probably the easiest bit. what are some of the things she announced today? the useful things she's really talking about are really efforts on ambulances and bed blocking. and that's certainly going to help over the winter. and so, she is talking about additional call handlers, she's talking about... 999 calls. that's right. and she's talking about about 500 million for helping people to get out of beds and into social care. and then something called virtual wards, they're going to use, which is where you're not discharged but you're sort of sent home with, like, a tag, like a sort of prison tag but a bit more sophisticated. and it monitors your well being, and they can monitor you from home. so, that sort of package of measures i think is certainly quite useful for dealing with some of the peak, acute demands that we are likely to see over the winter. but i sort of wasn't enamoured with a lot of the other stuff that was announced. take gp appointmen

home. and it takes a lot of work. to get 11,000 documents from washington d. c. down to mar-a-lago. and that just raises all sorts of questions about what was going on, why, why do you hope to get out of this. what was the purpose of. it and why he resisted so much when the government came knocking on his door saying, hey. these are not yours they are ours. give them back. >> yeah, peter, you've also been reporting on what appears to be shaping up to be a biden trump rematch. we saw the beginning of it last night. what is biden's larger strategy here? >> well look, we are having a midterm election with neither biden or trump on the ballot. i think what biden is trying to do here is to try to remind the coalition that backed him two years ago that the fight is over. most americans don't support donald trump. that doesn't mean republicans can't win in the fall. historically running out of power really well in the midterms. but biden had a review saying to the democrats the independents and to the republicans who voted for him two years ago. you need to come out now. because even if th

d. c. it's a fresh start for jefferson and katerina from venezuela. they arrived in washington dc with their new born daughter leah just last month. they're hoping to make a home here and leave the economic crisis in their home country behind with a manager, eliza, the venezuela. this work, but money doesn't get you anywhere. money isn't enough for anything from venezuela, you can work in the most normal jobs, but it's useless because you'll never have anything by now. but again, we got them in after crossing into the us, they heard about bosses heading north from san antonio, texas, and jumped at the chance to go to the capital. they paid little attention to the politics behind that bus ride. vicki, i go the fishing, they, they go to the law. it's difficult to control like is out there. it's horrible. you know, in there beyond this country, it's ugly, fail those everyone there is looking to come here, but what can you do? and yet politics have taken center stage. republicans in border states have transported more than 10000 migrants from the southern border to democratic stronghold. this year, some migrants have been dropped off in front of vice president com

d. n. a tests until they're received, it won't be known how many and who remain missing at c, survivors and bodies of lebanese and palestinian refugees are arriving home. but syrian refugees who were among the passengers have not returned. neither have their budget. their families who escaped the rule of president sharp, i said, will be afraid to cross the border to identify their loved ones. the so i was concerning the syrians on the thought to no one on the side of the board. i came to us to ask for help to find a missing fill in either or even on the red cross has been taking names of those missing, but there's only so much it can do. officials here tell us their faith is in the hands of security agencies, and it's not clear if the serial nationals who survived will return. but those who have blamed the smuggler for leaving them to die at sea. when the engine of the boat stopped, we called abu allie, the smuggler told us there will be a boat to get us in 5 minutes. we also called 112 to seek help from lebanese, with hardy's. but nobody came the animal mos, among those. as more details of what happened, emerge international organizations say conditi

d. c philadelphia is going to be a mess up and down the eastern seaboard this weekend back at home. ah my ship is going back out to the open waters. how about that? isn't that a glorious view? visibility is unlimited. at this hour. the temperature spend right now san francisco is not checking in. but the last time i saw it, it was already up to 73. degrees 83. concord it's 81 degrees in san jose. the winds are up to 14 and fairfield. these winds will be more consistent. 2 10 and 20 mph today and because the direction out of the north and the east, it's a shriner temperatures up we're averaging in the nineties and minibar inland areas. that's a good 10 degrees above normal and throughout the tri valley, and the strategies has been wiped away. it's only been a shallow deck tomorrow will be a little bit more enhanced, and the coverage will be wider into the bay. and also pretty thick around pebble beach and monterey bay, and then all back off. it will be pretty spotty along the couch, and then sunday that fog is going to hang tight to the immediate seashore with the low clouds. it's go

priorities a, b, c, d, ambulances, backlogs, care, doctors and dentists, and we are going to work through that, and we are going to make sure we are delivering for patients. the new home leadership contest, attacking what she called "woke rubbish", including the approach schools take to trans rights. there was a hint back then of what her priorities will be now. i want to fix the problem of illegal boats crossing the channel, stop a strasbourg court from interfering in our domestic policies. james cleverly is a long—standing ally of borisjohnson from his time as london mayor. he is a former army reserve officer and this appointment as foreign secretary means for the first time there are no white men in the top fourjobs. the new business secretary, who will be in charge of energy policy, is jacob rees—mogg. he's spoken out about the costs of the drive to reduce carbon emissions and prefers fracking to wind farms. among those who have been sacked tonight, some experienced faces — grant shapps, dominic raab, steve barclay and george eustace. after such a divisive leadership contest, all the talk in tory circles has been about unity. can liz truss bring her unhappy party

home a bit of emmys. and the more i'm joined by run say, a sang but oh, pop culture, committee commentator and the host of no hipsters. pod in washington, d. c. welcome ron. say so as we heard just to the end of that report, that was a big night for south korea's could game. star legion j became the 1st known english language performer to ever when lead actor in a drama tell us more about that. it's a huge, huge deal and that that's never happened before. i think this is going to be or are you open the door for that to happen? future also the director square game hong dung shook was also the 1st agent to win for best director. the drums, the results big my 1st game, big night for free. and it was of course, all so a historic evening for women of color in the t. v industry, wasn't it? yes, so sure. real shirley. ralph, who's been in the business for over 45 years, what her very 1st emmy, which was just fantastic as yet she gave a speech of the night. and so that was just a huge moment, but also you have the day or who won the award for the lead actress and in a drama series. and one of the 1st times the she is the 1st black ones when it twice

home of former president donald trump. last month. griff jenkins reports from washington, d. c.ailing in court. prosecutors will now be able to review roughly 100 classified documents taken by the fbi, mara lago as part of its criminal investigation. eileen canon blocked the doj, but an appeals court lifted her ruling. this is significant because it recognizes that president trump might be on the hook criminally here. because of the mishandling of the classified documents. former president trump has repeatedly argued he declassified top secret documents he took with him after leaving the white house last year. you could declassify just by saying it's declassified even by thinking about it because you're sending it. tomorrow lago or to wherever you're sending it . you're the president. you make that decision. the justice department investigation isn't the only legal challenge confronting mr trump, new york attorney general leticia james filed a civil lawsuit against him in the trump organization, making several accusations, including that the organization manipulated the value of

priorities a, b, c, d, ambulances, backlogs, care, doctors and dentists, and we are going to work through that, and we are going to make sure we are delivering for patients. the new home leadership contest, attacking what she called "woke rubbish", including the approach schools take to trans rights. there was a hint back then of what her priorities will be now. i want to fix the problem of illegal boats crossing the channel, stop a strasbourg court from interfering in our domestic policies. james cleverly is a long—standing ally of borisjohnson from his time as london mayor. ally of borisjohnson he is a former army reserve officer and this appointment as foreign secretary means for the first time there are no white men in the top fourjobs. the new business secretary, who will be in charge of energy policy, is jacob rees—mogg. he's spoken out about the costs of the drive to reduce carbon emissions and prefers fracking to wind farms. among those who have been sacked tonight, some experienced faces — grant shapps, dominic raab, steve barclay and george eustace. after such a divisive leadership contest, all the talk in tory circles has been about unity. can liz truss bri

homes without power. and in sports, major league soccer is investigating the alleged use of a racial flare during a game. d. c. united. great for a taxi for lunches is accused of a viewing abs. light abusing for inter miami. ah, ah. queen elizabeth the seconds coffin has made its final journey and arrived at windsor castle a place. the monarch always considered her home. this a service was held that saint george's chapel, 800 guests at their last goodbyes to britain's longest ruler country. a private burial service, attended by the royal family, is now about to follow. the queen will be laid to rest next to her husband. philip . the duke of edinburgh, jonah hall, has a look back now at how the day unfolded. on a day when little stirred the roads and the air space shut, the cortez of queen elizabeth the 2nd assembled for the 1st stage of its ultimate journey leaving westminster hall where she lane in state. the coffin draped in. the royal standard bore the imperial crown. the old and sceptre and flowers chosen by the king. the crown would lay to be removed, a symbolic detachment of the queen from the throne sh

home in washington. he says there will be more buses to come so far. my kids have been sent to chicago to new york to d c and even martha's vineyard. that's where florida governor ron desantis flu migrants and drop them off. he continues to defend that move, criticizing the biden administration for we calls, quote, lacks border policies. and so he's doing the stunts to draw attention to that. florida also committed 12 million dollars of its budget to transporting undocumented people out of the state. meanwhile, democrats nationwide continue to condemn these migrant busing. >> house speaker nancy pelosi met with the armenian prime minister expressing love for the people and condemning attacks by azerbaijan on armenian territory. the u.s. congressional delegation led by pelosi arrived on saturday in armenia. she was joined by california representative jackie spear and anna eshoo. the trip comes amid renewed clashes between armenia and azerbaijan. however, a ceasefire has held for 3 days after an outburst of fighting killed more than 200 troops in both sides. armenian leaders, thank the u.s. for its strong

d. c. for, new york. she is joining us, i believe, for either her home or her office in new york. welcome, miss morey. -- it's a real estate investment and management company in the state of two of our members of this committee, senator ossoff and senator warren off. mr. dunn is also -- a civil engineer. miss diane is the president of the national low income housing coalition. she was once vice president of -- community partner. she served as director of public housing management at hud in washington, and she is almost irregular in this committee. miss yentel, welcome. professor desmond, if you begin. thank you. >> chairman brown, ranking member to meet, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you this morning. my name is matthew desmond. i'm a professor of sociology at princeton university, where i directly eviction laugh, which is a research group dedicated to understanding the causes and consequences of housing instability. i come before you today gravely concerned about millions of american families brutalized by our countries painful and utte

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