housing organization where it you can file a complaint. they can call the department of orsing and urban development visit the department of housing and urban development's website. portal on itsa website where people can file a hud'sint right there on website. host: republican line. caller: hello, this is mark. host: go ahead. sir.r: thank you, on the c-span tv screen i don't have your full name. you look like a good american gentleman. do you have a question for lisa rice? caller: lisa rice has a good name. i hope she is a good oakland raiders fan, like me. i have a problem, i tried to get apartment in wilmington and newark, delaware and i wasn't able to because the waiting list was full. it was a two-year waiting list. what is a person supposed to do waiting to years? -- two years? guest: i'm sorry you had that experience. case of misery loves company, but you are not alone. there are millions of people, of families, across the united states experiencing the same problem you are. of affordableth housing and new united states. that is another issue the rule was designed to address. the number of americans that are is growinged exponential

and while that is big news i have something much bigger for you much bigger a couple of years ago professor mark skidmore heard catherine austin fitts former assistant secretary in the department of housing and urban development say that the department of defense inspector general had found six point five trillion dollars worth of unaccounted for spending in twenty fifteen and skidmore. and skidmore being an economics professor thought she mean six point five billion dollars not really good because trillion would mean the pentagon misplaced more money than the gross domestic product of the whole of the united kingdom. but still still six point five billion dollars of unaccounted for money is even saved it's crazy all right it's crazy number so he went and he looked into the inspector general's report and he. and something interesting it was true oh yeah i was. i was because i said well you know or is it what you want it counted for betty troll you with a t t isn't totally insane all right here's a. kid here's a here's a pic of the purple call be ferreted i thought it was like. he does it deed away more then the u.k.'s chief all right by the d.d.p. is it really because apparently i can rake in cash by selling

terry in the department of housing and urban development say that the department of defense inspector general had found six point five trillion dollars worth of unaccounted for spending in twenty fifteen and skidmore. and skidmore being an economics professor thought she mean six point five billion dollars not trillion because trillion would mean the pentagon misplaced more money than the gross domestic product of the whole of the united kingdom. but still still six point five billion dollars of unaccounted for money is even saved it's crazy all right it's crazy you know or so he went and he looked into the inspector general's report and he found something interesting it was true oh yeah i was. i was young i was like well you know our kids were you fifty don't want accounted for spreading troll you with a t t isn't totally insane all right he is a. kid he is and he is it could all be public or be ferreted i thought it was like . he does it indeed a way more than the u.k.'s g.d.p. all right but the g.d.p. isn't really that big because apparently i can rake in cash by selling biscuits a

and while that is big news i have something much bigger for you much bigger a couple of years ago professor mark skidmore heard catherine austin fitts former assistant secretary in the department of housing and urban development say that the department of defense inspector general had found. six point five trillion dollars worth of unaccounted for spending in twenty fifteen and skidmore. and skidmore being an economics professor thought she mean six point five billion dollars not trillion because trillion would mean the pentagon misplaced more money than the gross domestic product of the whole of the united kingdom. but still still six point five billion dollars of unaccounted for money is even saved it's crazy all right it's crazy you know or so he went and he looked into the inspector general's report and he found something interesting it was true oh yeah i was. i was young i was like twelve dollars twenty fifty you know on it counted for bad.

schaaf said just yesterday, her office got a call from the department of housing and urban developmentsking more about oakland's "tuff sheds" and how they can help. >> so we are one of the very few cities in the country that they are actually giving us some technical assistance to help further develop that, to analyze it, to see how we can make it more cost-effective. >> reporter: while the solutions schaaf mentioned are helping short term, schaaf reminded people that the long- term solution to eliminating homelessness is affordable housing. in west oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> mayor schaaf also reminded people at today's town hall meeting that the city of oakland finally has 311. it's a number people can call to report anything from illegal dumping to potholes. >>> evacuations are under way in hawaii as one of the world's largest active volcanos, mount kileaua, continues to erupt sending lava into neighborhoods there. cbs reporter danielle nottingham has the very latest. >> reporter: hawaii's kileaua volcano erupted thursday sending ash into the sky and lava spewing into residenti

. >> reporter: a recent report by hud, the department of housing and urban development found that a family of four in san francisco, morin, and san mateo counties earning $135,000 or less a year is considered low income. uc's six medical sisters have been impacted including student health centers and campus facilities. there's no indication both sides are ready to head back to the bargaining table. >>> well, the warriors are trying to closeout the second round of the playoffs right now at oracle. >> and that's where larry beil is live for us tonight. >> reporter: the warriors know that the rockets won tonight, so houston's already in the western conference finals. the question is can the doves take care of their business and finish off the pelicans tonight? we'll have the highlights coming up. >>> thank you, larry. and protecting bay area neighborhoods from wildfires. tonight a look at what happens inside of a >>> how you doing, everybody? larry beil at the call seeium complex, and we are live. we've got the a's playing to my right, oracle arena to my left where the warriors are trying to

and castro as an example. she said out of 40 people who were there, 15 had gotten full- time jobs, eight had gotten permanent housing. the mayor said washington is watching. the department of housing and urban development the tuff shed and how they can help. >> we are one of the very few cities in the country that they are actually giving us technical assistance to help further develop that, to analyze it and to see how we could make it more cost- efficient. >> mayor shops of the solution to help will be short-term but the long-term solution is more affordable housing. >>> you might have wondered about the long lines snaking through san francisco's westfield mall today. they wanted new sneakers. it was a snack instead. the japanese import called a cheese tart. this is from hokkaido and is now available in the states. they open the first up today. some people waited 2 1/2 hours to experience this crispy cookie with a cheesy center. he will be lining up again tomorrow at 10 am. >>> coming up, how would you like to find this on your kitchen counter? a fearless bearer -- bear. every fire department every police department is part of a bigger picture. that bigger picture is statewide mutual aid. california

the department of housing and urban development secretary ben carson is accused of spending over 30 grande. what kind of furniture was it? bret baier. >> i was early. >> dining sets. >> tucker: dining set. why would he have a dining set? we will find out in the tape. is it a dining set? >> carson was reportedly spent $31,000 taxpayer dollars on a new dining set. >> we got a barn burner here, folks. [laughter] >> a hud official is quoted as saying that a career staffer was behindo the decision to buy the dining set, not secretary carson. >> tucker: i was in the humanities major, so i will check the judges for the math. where are we now? 2-2. this is a tiebreaker. a final question, it's multiple-choice. there is a man currently running for congress and state of arkansas. he shares his name with a rock and roll legend. is he named elvis presley, bruce springsteen or mick jagger? ed henry. >> elvis presley. >> tucker: elvis presley. is that his name? >> arkansas is about to get all shook up. elvis d. presley is running for congress. this is legit, people. needless to say, this politician -- >

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. >>> a lawsuit is expected to be filed today against the department of housing and urban developmentarson, this is from an obama era housing role that requires 1200 communities receiving billions in federal housing dollars to examine and address barriers towards racial integration. three groups claim that carson unlawfully suspended the law without proper notice or chance for public comment. >>> a muslim lebanese american officer files a claim against the city of san jose and the police department for harassment and discrimination. veteran san jose police officer, nabil haidar, endured racist insult and name-calling including terrace, isis and palmer for the last 17 years. he says this began after 9/11, he did not report the incidents to higher ups because he was afraid of retaliation. he changed his mind after two recent incidents, one involving the remark of a fellow officer when they responded to a call. >> i can teach new recruits had a bg hottie and how to make pipe -- how to be a jihad he and how to make pipe bombs. it killed your spirits, it's chipping at you, one day, in and

. >> the mayor also said this week that her office got a call from the federal department of housing and urban development asking for more information about the oakland's tough sheds and how they can help. >> joining us to talk about the problem, the city's problem, the region's problem is an oakland city counselor. you go out friday, saturday, sunday and have volunteers cleaning up what we are seeing. has it gotten worse? >> it is tremendously worse. year by year and month by month it's getting worse. it's not just the homelessness. then there are other folks in the neighborhood are coming into oakland. some are coming into oakland. some live in oakland. they're taking advantage of oakland because we don't enforce, don't cite people. >> that is interesting because on the quality of life crimes whether it be dumping or a number of other issues, it's the enforcement that seems to be where it stops. >> right. >> we say we want to get rid of it. we are going to prosecute you if you do it. when push comes to shove, the cops drive by. >> they put billboards but people dumping can't even see the billboard. we d

fair-housing advocates are planning to sue the department of housing and urban development and its secretary ben carson for suspending 2015 rules that require communities receiving federal housing dollars to work toward desegregation. dr. carson suspended the obama-era rule in january after calling desegregation failed socialist experiments. despite the landmark 1968 fair housing act, communities across the united states remain heavily segregated, and landlords and mortgage companies still practice widespread racial discrimination. first lady melania trump has unveiled her platform. it is titled "be best," which seeks to promote physical and emotional health, and particularly aims toto combat cyber-abuse anand bullying on social media. almost i immediately after the announcement melania trump , was accused of plagiarizing an online safety booklet, which was nearly identicical to one published under the obama administration. in melania trump was also caught 2016, plagiarizing parts of former first lady michelle obama's 2008 speech. this comes as president trump is slated to ask congress to cu

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lobbyists of the industries regulated by the epa and they were able to spend money on a new dork in the secretary's office for tweaks to $31,000 at the department of housing and urban development look like small potatoes. if we took an investigation into the wasteful spending of the cabinets we would be able to find other examples of the misuse of taxpayer dollars. ten years ago the financial crisis hit the american people to the likes of which are in the great depression. how does this plunge 8.8 million jobs were lost, the liquidity crisis into the financial sector of thand an unemployment rate o. the meltdown left hundreds of thousands of homeowners underwater in their mortgages owing more than their houses were worth. in 2008 the u.s. for closure despite worthy and 81% at 860,000 families lost their homes and in response to the crisis, congress enacted the economic stabilization act which among other things created the t.a.r.p. program that is considered a bank bailout authorizing the secretary of the treasury up to $700 billion in troubled assets owned by for. the t.a.r.p. also sought to provide assistance to homeowners facing foreclosure by stabilizing the markets and en

also loot the department of the interior was able to spend $139,000 on new doors for secretary zinke office which makes the $31,000 times that at the department of housing and urban development look like small potatoes. this is just what we know from publicly reported expenditures. i'm sure if we took on a full fledged and vigorous investigation into the wasteful spending by the trunk cabin we could find other examples of flagrant misuse of taxpayers dollars. ten years ago financial crisis hit the american people, the likes of which were unseen since the great depression. rising prices plunged 8.8 million jobs were lost. a liquidity crisis hit the financial sector and an appointment right hit 10%. the meltdown left hundreds of thousands of homeowners underwater in their mortgages, owing more than their houses were worth. in 2008 u.s. foreclosure filings spiked more than 81%, and over 860,000 families lost their homes in foreclosures that year alone. in response to this crisis congress enacted the emergency economic stabilization act which among other things created the t.a.r.p. troubled asset relief program. t.a.r.p. is widely considered a bank bailout authorizing the secret

housing organization where it you can file a complaint. they can call the department of orsing and urban development visit the department of housing and urbanelopment's website. portal on itsa website where people can file a hud'sint right there on website. host: republican line. caller: hello, this is mark. host: go ahead. sir.r: thank you, on the c-span tv screen i don't have your full name. you look like a good american gentleman. do you have a question for lisa rice? caller: lisa rice has a good name. i hope she is a good oakland raiders fan, like me. i have a problem, i tried to get apartment in wilmington and newark, delaware and i wasn't able to because the waiting list was full. it was a two-year waiting list. what is a person supposed to do waiting to years? -- two years? guest: i'm sorry you had that experience. case of misery loves company, but you are not alone. there are millions of people, of families, across the united states experiencing the same problem you are. of affordableth housing and new united states. that is another issue the rule was designed to address. the number of americans that are is growinged exponentially.

billion and that puerto rico was running out of time before the next hurricane season, which starts on june 1st. certainly the recent announcement that the u.s. department of housing and urban development will provide the island with $18.5 billion in developmental assistance is a huge step in the right direction. however, other reports suggests that just under 20% of the island is still without power, including more than 100,000 residents. so why after six months does puerto rico still, quote, have a long way to go, as you have said? certainly, it's infrastructure challenges play a role, i understand that. and i know you spoke earlier about getting 428 authority. however, i want to know what specific steps fema and the u.s. government will take in the coming months to help the island so that when you appear before this committee again in six months we are not hearing about the same infrastructure obstacles we have been dealing with since the storm. >> sure. one, rebuilding the infrastructure, i this i we all have to back up and remember that a lot of the infrastructure was not functional, including major portions of the power infrastructure. >> i understand that. i've heard you give th

the clerk: nomination, department of housing and urban development, brian d. montgomery of texas to be an assistant secretary. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the time until 3:15 p.m. will be equally divided in the usual form. under the previous order, the time will be equally divided in the usual form until 3:15. 3:15. mr. cornyn: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority whip. mr. cornyn: mr. president, yesterday the senate banking committee passed a very important piece of legislation out of the committee by a unanimous vote, and i'm very pleased that this legislation which i'll describe here in a moment received that broad bipartisan support. this is a bill that i originally introduced with the senior senator from california, mrs. feinstein, to strengthen the review process of the committee on foreign investment in the united states. which plays a critical role in protecting our national security. the jurisdiction of this committee on foreign investment in the united states hasn't been updated in more than 40 years, and bad actors,

and his priorities for the department. >>> this hearing will come to order. today the committee will receive testimony from dr. ben carson. the 17th secretary of housing and urban development. welcome back, mr. secretary. >> thank you. >> over the past year, secretary carson has made significant strides in his efforts to make hud programs more effective and efficient. he's embarked upon a multi-month listening tour traveling across the country to help with a deeper understanding that hud policies have on communities. not long after returning, secretary carson took on a major leadership role in hurricane efforts in texas, florida, puerto rico, and the u.s. virgin islands, providing both immediate and long-term relief to thousands of families who have been displaced from their homes and are without electricity. that work continues. as a nominee just over a year ago, secretary carson testified before this committee about the importance of revisiting our housinging programs to ensure that families who are struggling in america have the best opportunity to climb the economic and social ladder. to break intergenerationalcycl psy -- intergenerational cycles of poverty and become

the proposed rescissions have had programs of the department of agriculture, commerce, energy, health and human services, housing and urban development, justice, labor, state, transportation and the treasury, as well as of the cooperation for national and community service, environmental protection agency, railroad retirement board, the millennium challenge corporation, and the united states agency for international development, the details of these rescissions are set forth in the enclosed letter from the director of the office of management and budget. signed, donald john trump, the white house, may 8, 2018. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on appropriations and ordered printed. for what purpose does the gentleman from iowa seek recognition? mr. king: i'm deleted to say, madam speaker, i move the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house standses adjourned until 10:00 a.m.