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we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development, rg. john carl van ess iii. john thomas stewart. terry smith reese. patricia ann nix. betsy j. "bb" mcgonnell. and my father, james a. mccarthy ii. >> we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development, seventh floor. mary leasure rentie. theresa t. taylor lauderdale. ann cremborg. thompson eugene "gene" hodges jr. j. colleen giles. linda louise florence. judy j. "froh" fisher. castine brooks hern devereaux. diana lynn day. kim r. cousins. andrea yvette blanton. my mother, diane e. holligsworth althouse. we continue to remember our friends and family at the department of housing and urban development, fifth floor. paul gregory broxterman. >> we remember our friends at the united states marine corps recruiting, sixth floor. captain randolph aguzman, united states marine corps. sergeant benjamin lorenzo davis, united states marine corps. >> we remember those with the u.s. customs ,fifth floor. claude arthur maderas, ssa. and my father, paul

department of housing and urban development over half of america's homeless population is found in one of 5 states california new york florida texas and washington permanent supportive housing transitional housing and shelters was born with a population are in short supply and can't meet the growing demand as the local government's response appeared with work over 1000 and its effect on the homeless they're failing thousands of people living overcrowded shelters and on the streets with little access to basic things like showers and sedate at least 3 shelter residents have tested positive for coping 19 in l.a. with thousands of empty hotel rooms available bickering and territorialism among local leadership continues to put homeless people at risk. contrast this with boston where convention centers are being repurposed repealed hospitals but also providing shelter for those in dire need as a global pandemic continues to spread these are through a way to respond to the growing homeless crisis and its intersection and public health joining us now is to have a bath street medicine director

last relief legislation there was about $12.5 billion that was allocated to the department of housing and urban developmentere are millions of americans families for whom that is not nearly going to be enough. this is what should happen. the national relief package should offer specific mortgage assistance and rental assistance and i believe that, you know, depending on how long this goes on, it may be time to look at actually freezing evictions in addition to offering mortgage and rental assistance so people can stay in their homes whether they're renting or purchasing a home. but they need to taylor that specifically for rental and mortgage assistance. on top of of that, you have thousands of people in this country that are homeless. we need to make sure that they're being taken care of as well. we need to make sure they're not in insanitiy conditions and not in a shelter that is not maintained so there is investment in resources for that. >> to add to what my brother just said -- >> yeah, please. >> well, i want to say in this next package, i think there out to be a hazard case stipen for the grocery st

and activist in support of those. but required fannie and freddie when they got the authority to require a certain quota was given to the department of housing and urban development at that point and 50 percent of all mortgages and by 2008, 56 percent would have been the bush administration. this is not partisan it was done under clinton first and then bush with the whole idea to be carried through by hud. >> the theory is that it is designed to encourage americans to develop equity in their homes to ensure lower and middle income people have an asset of this kind there is something wrong with this idea in general. >> there are lots of good reasons homeownership should be encourage but the problem with the system and forced fannie mae and freddie mac to reduce the underwriting standards so then they leeward number of people that could not sustain the mortgages over time and so by the 2008 more than half of all mortgages in the united states are subprime mortgages and of those were on the books of government agencies which to me that creates the demand for these mortgages. >> i don't think they understand the financial crisis today with the underwriting standards

when i was at the department of housing and urban development, i would sometimes say, what is the dateworked with a great fellow, who was a catholic priest, father joe hakela. he would say, today is another day to do better, with this warm smile. he passed away, father hakela. i have his picture in my room, and i was thinking about him last night. today is another day to do better. it's another day to improve, it's another day to be better, to make life better, to be better at helping people. today is another day, another opportunity god gave us. hospitalizations are down. good news. a net change in total hospitalizations down. good news. a net change in intubations down. good news. new covid cases, slightly down. 933 but still unacceptable. but down from where it was. number of lives lost, still terrible. 306. an optimist would say the numbers are on the decline. a realist would say that's a tremendous amount of pain and grief for hundreds and hundreds of new yorkers who lost a loved one. the big question everyone is asking, reopening. when? how? where? i said from day one on this sit

to require a certain quota was given to the department of housing and urban development at that point and over that time between 1992 in 2008 they gradually ratcheted up the requirements to add new requirements those that of all mortgages that are below the median income and by 2008 it was 56 percent in the bush administration. it's not partisan it was done under clinton first and then under bush the whole idea was carried through. >> and designed to encourage americans to save money and then to ensure middle income people can have a home and an asset of this kind. there something wrong in night on - - in general that they should be able to buy a home in america. >> there is absolutely nothing wrong with that homeownership should be encourage but the problem with the system to force fannie mae and freddie mac to lower those standards for those that could not sustain the mortgages by the year 2008 more than half of all mortgages in the united states are what we would call subprime mortgages and of those 76 percent are on the books of government agencies which shows clearly it was the g

ben carson, secretary of the department of housing and urban development. dr. carson, always good to have you with us. as the secretary of housing and urban development and also as a doctor, a surgeon, do you feel comfortable with these phases, the way they have been laid out? ohio says they are going to begin may 1. >> i'm very happy that we are doing it this way. it's logical and it's being done in such a way that you can monitor the impact of it. you can see if there is trouble. you can identify it early on. you can modify. and it's also being done in different parts of the country at different times. you can concentrate a lot of attention on the areas where it's opening up, making sure that you catch the very earliest phases of problems. >> martha: we have seen a lot of leaders around the country who have said we're not doing this until we have a vaccine. until you have a vaccine, you can begin this process. you disagree with that, don't you? >> of course. it may be a year before we have a vaccine, or more. if you wait that long, your economy is going to be

of the mortgages the bottom 30 percent had been made to people that are below the median income. and the authority had require a certain dakota was given to the department of housing and urban development at that point. in overtime, between 1992 and 2008, they gradually ratcheted of these requirements and added new ones. and so that for the example by the year 2000, 50 percent of all mortgages the fannie and freddie bought in any year had to be make and relive the median income, and by 2008, it was 56 percent that would've been in the bush administration. so was not a partisan thing, it was done under clinton first but then under bush and the whole idea was by hud. sudeep: it was designed to encourage americans to save money and to develop to build equity in their homes. obviously part of this is to ensure the lower income and middle income people can have a home and have an asset of this kind. is there something wrong with this idea in general the people should be able to buy home and find a home in america. peter: there are lots of good reason for why homeownership should be encouraged. but the problem with this system is that of course that freddie mac and fannie mae to induce and l

a lot of people that were inside the building, for example, with the department of housing and urban development said they were taking a computer class at the time this happened and that the first thing that happened was the building shook. the instructor for the class said, it's an earthquake. everybody jump under your desk. everybody got under their desk. there were people there from california. about five seconds later, another explosion hit. a lot of people, experts have suggested there were explosive devices inside of the building which would explain why -- explain the blast pattern, explain why debris was across the street, in the area which is the memorial. could you address those? >> these are two things that were talked about at the time. and since. on the video cameras, i can tell you unequivocally they weren't working. how do i know this? tom hunt, the head of the federal protective service drew up a physical sur fvey of all t security. there in black and white it says the video cameras are not working. as i told you earlier, he and judge howland were concerned about this and wanted t

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this hour, with the american farm bureau joins us as part of the industry group and next, the department of housing and urban developmentking with the white house to get mortgage relief to americans during this crisis. joining us next is hud second ben carson. i have always wanted to be a teacher. i've been teaching for over 20 years. with everything going on, we've had to alter our classroom settings. we have to transition into virtual learning. on the network, we can have teachers face-to-face with a student in live-time. they can raise their hand and ask questions. they can type questions. we just need to make sure that the education is continuing. (vo) at verizon, we're here and we're ready to keep students and teachers connected to the world. that's why verizon and "the new york times" are offering 14 million students free digital access to "times" journalism. here's the thing about managing for your business.s when you've got public clouds, and private clouds, and hybrid clouds- things can get a bit cloudy for you. but now, there's the dell technologies cloud, powered by vmware. a single hub for a consistent opera

first, i'm opposing the united states department of housing and urban development's proposed further fair housing rule that was announced on january 7, 2020, by secretary ben carson. i want to thank the tenant's union and the community for housing partnership for working with us, as well. there was no meaningful guidance on this law until 2015, when the affirmatively furthering fair housing rule was established. the affh requires all federal agencies, including hud and their funding recipients to proactively address segregation and programs and activities related to housing and community development. it also requires that these entities complete a robust analysis of segregation and fair housing disparities in order to receive hud funds. now hud is attempting to eliminate a key fair housing regulation that promotes diverse equitable and inclusive communities. this new rule will continue to advance the administrations deregulation agenda. hud's new proposal will not require jurisdictions and housing authorities to directly examine or address the legacy of unequal housing opportunities

america are homeless, which is around the same population of wyoming. ,he proposed budget for hud housing and urban development, the department that deals with affordable housing and billionness is $44.1 grants received only $2.6 billion. some people believe america needs billions and billions of dollars to end homelessness, but the opposing view of the national alliance to end homelessness is they only need $3 billion.

of wyoming as a whole. the proposed budget for h.u.d. or housing and urban development, which is the department that deals with affordable housing and homelessness, is $44.1 billion. of that budget, homeless assistance grants only receives $2.6 billion, or 0.5% of the h.u.d. budget. some people believe that america needs billions and billions of dollars to end homelessness but the opposing view is that they only need $3 billion. the republicans haven't held any primary debates so all we know is the current budget proposed by the president. according to "the new york times," and democratic debates, homelessness and affordable housing have gotten less speaking time than candidates' age. the reason this issue matters so much is because the next president, whether it is a republican or a democrat, will determine the budget for housing and urban development. to see how presidential candidates' thoughts on affordable housing plays out on a local level, i interviewed councilmember cedric grier. >> i am the las vegas city councilman for an area called ward five. i think that presidential candidates look at issues that are going to resonate, they're goin

america are homeless, which is around the same population of wyoming. ,he proposed budget for hud housing and urban development, the departmenthat deals with affordable housing and billionness is $44.1 grants received only $2.6 billion. some people believe america needs billions and billions of dollars to end homelessness, but the opposing view of the national alliance to end homelessness is they only need $3 billion. all we know was the current budget proposed by the president. according to the new york times, homelessness and afford will housing have gotten less speaking time. the reason it matters is so much is because an ex-president, whether it is a republican or democrat will determine the budget for housing and urban development. to see how presidential candidates thought it placed on a local level, interviewed cedric greer. >> i'm a las vegas city councilman. presidential candidates will look at issues like you people to vote for them. i do think homelessness is really a national issue. whether it is immigration reform or education, whether it is national security, we are in the midst of a potential war in iran right