don. the payment in 2014 -- >> 13. i'm sorry >> 14 covered 2013's obligation >> thank you mr. williams thank you for being here you are with the san francisco foundation i would like for you to give us an overview of the grant process and they're made made. >> good afternoon supervisors landon williams i'm the community development for san francisco foundation my program administers the funds of the ccbd i would like to talk about what we do let me go into to technical assistance and annual fund that is a payment for two different things one is for the technical assistance the san francisco foundation provides to the ic and the second is for the operations the technical assistance consists of providing two consultants for the workforce or sub committee of the ic and another that works for the housing committee those two consultants help to vet perspective projects events such as a tour of southern around north california similar to the implementation to large community development projects we also provide consultants in terms of organizational development last as you know you met zacha

public comment tamale den drew pr the investment infrastructure will be making a presentation lan don william and zachary mic clay will also have a brief presentation for us and there a staff and housing corporation not a present they will offer comments during public comments these representative organizations serve on the implementation committee they have a responsibility responsibility to the committee to oversee the responsibility disem nation of these funds or the staff members of the various projects related to this committee also on the committee is the reliance for the community empowerment known as ace and the neighborhood council. separate are the chair of both happen committees and the workforce sub committee john known as ace and respectively these were invited two months ago when the hearing is called they declined to participate. we also want to -- actually at this point i will bring up the occ representative townsend drew to begin to map out for us the community benefit agreement the overview setting the foundation thank you townsend. go ahead. >> thank you chair cohen good af

this indicates heavy rain here in loud don, moving through prince william county. 4:00 p.m. that rain making its way through the district. alexandria and arlington. continuing into southern maryland, prince george's county. by 6:00 p.m. still tracking some areas of showers and thunderstorms. even at 8:00, still can't rule out heavy rain on into the overnight hours, thunderstorms as well. so as far as severe weather is concerned tomorrow the greatest risk will be heavy rain, a moderate chance of that. and anything i'm tracking on storm team4 radar. a low to moderate risk of some high winds and thunderstorms. that would produce some isolated wind damage. we could see some hail as well. but i think the two big concerns heavy rain and the high winds. a high tomorrow of 89. for monday a high temperature of 92 degrees. it's hot. it's muggy. once again the chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. much of the same on tuesday. may be feeling a little bit of relief by wednesday. >> all right. thanks. >>> still ahead good night for the nats in milwaukee but did it come at a cost?

don doyle. in raleigh, north carolina, reverend dr. william barber joins us, president of the north carolina naacp. the we begin with republican south carolina state representative doug brannon, who is announced plans to sponsor legislation to take down the confederate flag from the front of the state capitol. brannon was a friend of the late state senator reverend clementa pinckney who was killed in last week's church massacre. state representative brennan joins us via democracy now video stream from spartanburg, south carolina, from the district he represents. welcome to democracy now! we are going to begin with you, republican state representative doug brannon. tell us about your decision to introduce legislation to bring down that flag. >> i woke up thursday morning, last thursday morning to the news of the deaths of these nine wonderful people. i felt something had to be done in -- then. it took a few hours to figure out what, but what really prompted my desire to file the bill was when i saw the photos of the front of that automobile and

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. >> don ritchie and ray smock on the history of the house and >> up next, william seale sits down for a conversation about the first ladies who have had the most impact on the executive mansion. this discussion hosted for congressional spouses features the kennedy, edith roosevelt

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william brooks. also joining us are cnn anchors anderson cooper and don lemon.reaction to the president's powerful words, the emotional side of him that clearly was evident in that eulogy? >> well i was extraordinarily moved. as a former minister in the ame church i know that a eulogy does first one thing, it reaches out and comforts the grieving family. what the president did was he comforted a grieving family but beyond that comforted and challenged a grieving nation. he spoke to some of the contemporary challenges of the moment in terms of racial profiling, the confederate flag discrimination in the employment market but he did so in a way that he wrapped his arms around the family wrapped his arms around our nation but also spoke in a soothing powerful, and challenging way to the nation. and i might note, wolf he sang a little. he has not a bad set of pipes. >> yeah, we've heard him sing a little bit in the past. not like today, though. stand by for a moment cornell. i want to bring anderson into this conversation. anderson the other huge story, a landmark d

. >> don ritchie and ray smock on the history of the house and >> up next, william seale sits down for a conversation about the first ladies who have had the most impact on the executive mansion. this discussion hosted for congressional spouses features the kennedy, edith roosevelt laura bush, and michelle obama. william seale is the volume of a history of the white house. anita mcbride, former chief of staff to former first lady laura bush, delivers introductory remarks. this program held at the house across from the white house is just over one hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the white house historical association. i am anita mcbride a member of the board of directors. our association's president could not be here. i'm delighted we are hosting you at the historic decatur house. this is the perfect setting for today's special c-span presentation of the book "first ladies: presidential historians and the lives of 45 iconic women." the white house historical suspicion was in fact founded by first lady jacqueline kennedy in 1961. we are a nonprofit educational's association

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