> and finished his ding tin distinguishedded career as its distinguishedded career as its finance administration. phil served on the san francisco parks alliance board of directors and is a commissioner for the san francisco housing authority. he was a member of the richville couple board of directors for almost 15 years and was the chair for two of those years. during thaim

> and finished his ding tin distinguishedded career as its distinguishedded career as its finance administration. phil served on the san francisco parks alliance board of directors and is a commissioner for the san francisco housing authority. he was a member of the richville couple board of directors for almost 15 years and was the chair for two of those years. during that time, he led efforts to complete the rich trail in san francisco and reroute it to green spaces, work that continues today thanks to the momentum he built and i actually served on that same board of directors when it was first formed in the 1980s. by every account, including my own, he was a mentor and a friend to countless colleagues in the financial social justice and environmental fields. earlier this year, his life's work was honored with a dedication of the phil arnold trail in golden gate park in february named in his honor. the trail maya goes through livk trees in the northeast corner of the park providing the type of respite from urban life that phil was so intent on preserving for fellow san franciscans. he married

a report today as a modi administration's finance minister announces an 8 percent cut in the base corporate tax rate the centex stock market surge and close by more than 5 percent after minister some around the bend are now that $20000000000.00 policy package india's base corporate tax rate was cut from 30 percent to $22.00 companies that do not seek tax exemptions will qualify for that base rate while those who do well pay a base rate of 25 percent down from the previous 35 percent companies that start out between october of this year and march of 2023 will be offered an even lower base rate of 15 percent and while reaction was positive a sudden and dramatic move by the indian policymakers suggests that they saw a weakening in economic indicators that call for such a bold action as growth reached at 6 year low tax cuts added to a list of stimulus actions for $21000.00 that are already includes for interest rate cuts by the reserve bank of india. meanwhile prime minister narendra modi of india is headed to the united states for a weeklong visit that will include an appearance with u.s. pres

to major tax cut for the indian corporations leaves our global report today as a modi administration's finance minister announces an 8 percent cut in the base corporate tax rate the centex stock markets surge and close by more than 5 percent after minister some around that then are now the $20000000000.00 policy package india's base corporate tax rate was cut 30 percent to $22.00 companies that do not seek tax exemptions will qualify for that base rate while those who do well pay a base rate of 25 percent down from the previous 35 percent companies that start out between october of this year and march of 2023 will be offered an even lower base rate of 15 percent.

major tax cuts for the indian corporations leaves our global report today as a modi administration's finance minister announces an 8 percent cut in the base corporate tax rate the centex stock markets surge and close by more than 5 percent after minister some around the bend are now that $20000000000.00 policy package india's base corporate tax rate was cut 30 percent to $22.00 companies that do not seek tax exemptions will qualify for that base rate while those who do well pay a base rate of 25 percent down to. the previous 35 percent companies that start out between october of this year and march of 2023 will be offered an even lower base rate of 15 percent and while reaction was positive the sudden and dramatic move by the indian policymakers suggest that they saw a weakening in economic indicators that call for such a bold action as growth reached at 6 year low tax cuts added to a list of stimulus actions for $21000.00 that already includes 4 interest rate cuts by the reserve bank of india. meanwhile prime minister narendra modi of india is headed to the united states for a weeklong visi

we had the regulatory changes that also address provisions in the public financing program administration. those are now in law as of effect of july 30th. this is only the third piece and one that is the most substantive that we are very excited about. i just wanted to thank you for your leadership and support in moving forward and the focus of this committee and the time you spending to bring the program forward that is beneficial for san franciscans and all people who participate. i'm happy to answer any questions. i want to thank you for that time. >> thank you so much. thank you for your work on this in the ongoing work that you and your staff do administering the public financing program and our other ethics programs in san francisco. now we would like to welcome fred from the budget and legislative analyst office to present his detailed report and overview on this item. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm from the budget and legislative analyst's office. i am going to start this. we have issued -- sorry. is there a way to get this on the slideshow? okay, i see. we issued a report to y

financing. full address the trump administration. including its direct transfers from baran and its independent activities. clear signs already emerge this campaign is been successful in limiting the revenue currently available to hazlitt. time will tell of those limitations will material the diminished to fight in syria undermine web and on and and continue to maintain perhaps the world his most strategically worrisome terrorist network. after talking marshall, we join essay by mr. ryan, national security correspondent for the washington post. will then open the floor to the audience for questions. there will be microphones around the room. i do want to stress that when asking questions, please make them brave and as we said in jeopardy in the forum of a question. not in the forum of a monologue. before i hand over the podium, let me just close by staying a few words about our two participants here today. before becoming assistant secretary of the treasury, marcia billingsley was managing director we put deloitte financial advisory

administration, fha and balance sheets were growing to approximately 353% and 400% prospectus he between the years of 2007 and 2018. the reform plan would reduce the federal government outside role in housing finance and protect taxpayers. to that end i ask congress to work with the administration on the four key pillars. number one, returned to the core mission of serving low and moderate income families including first-time home buyers who cannot be served through the traditional underwriting, to protect american taxpayers over the risk of bailouts, number three to provide fha and ginny made the tools they need to manage the risk associated with oversight portfolios and to provide liquidity to the housing finance system. it contains many recommendations, but for the sake of my oral testimony today, with the focus on just a few. first, returning to the core mission we are to allow the private architect working in those areas where it can't or won't work, we must make certain that we target the programs to not served by traditional underwriting. historically this has been the fha most important contribution to the american housing arcade facility that earlier for these families particularly first-

coming up saturday morning, proposed changes to the housing finance system by the trump administrationincluding an overhaul of mortgage finance giants fannie mae and freddie mac. then a surgeon talks about his we pay:, "the price what broke american health care and how to fix it." watch c-span's washington journal saturday morning and join the discussion. >> jill biden, wife of former vice president joe biden will be in dover, new hampshire this weekend to help open a field office for the 2025 presidential campaign. watch the event and her remarks saturday on c-span. >> campaign 2020. watch our live coverage of the candidates on the can pain -- on the campaign trail and make up your own mind. viewn 2020, an unfiltered of politics. >> at a recent forum hosted by !america, dr. niche sharpless talked about his needy's mission and the for research and approval of clinical trials. this is 20 minutes. dr. sharpless: thank you governor castle. it's great to be here. i want to thank research!america for convening this important forum to highlight key issues we face in medical science today, bu

eleven% engineers, 5% finance, 3% legal, 4% administrative, 13% residential, commercial rate payers on the board of pg and e. the next time we come around. if you guys want to take it over , you have my blessing. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comments on this item? seeing non, public comment on closed session is closed. we will be convening in closed session in just a moment. i failed to make some amendments on item 22, and i would like to ask that we send the vote -- rescinds the vote. i guess we need to take roll call. without objection, we will resend the vote. as i mentioned, there are some amendments that i would like to incorporate into the resolution, just to basically clarify further what is intended. i don't know if i should read it does everybody have a copy of this? yes? okay. if everybody has a copy, do any to read this into the record? >> mr. president, i don't believe the deputy city attorney has a copy. let me just hand him his copy. >> while you're looking at that, i will just read it into the record. these are three clauses. the sitting county of san franci

they are investigating across the board, the trump administration. , covertident's finances -- corruption within his cabinet, the president's conduct. a wide range of issues democrats are pursuing in the house. speaker pelosi is aware she won the house by winning over suburban voters who like the democrats message on health care and the economy. when you watch that most recent democratic debate, they were not asked once about impeachment. sameof them are on the page and believe president trump should be impeached or removed from office after further investigation or should at least be brought under more of a hotspot light but the impeachment issue is not exactly the galvanizing issue right now for democrats because they believe they want to make a wholesale case against president trump and the republicans as they headed to 2020. in the wake of the mullah report and the russia issue being settled in the eyes of federal investigators, you have congress now saying, house democrats saying what else should we be looking at? russia is a key part of it but they are also looking at -- for example

policies of the previous administration, fha balance sheets grew to approximately 350% and 400% respectively between the gears of 2007 and 2018. the outside role in the housing finance and taxpayers and to that end i ask the congress to work with the administration on the four key pillars. return to the core mission of serving including first-time homebuyers who cannot be served through conditional underwriting the housing finance reform contains many recommendations but for the sake of my oral testimony today, let me focus on just a few. we ought to allow the private market to work and in those areas where it can't or won't, we must make certain that we target the programs to the bar goers and noborrowers and not sy traditional underwriting. historically this has been the fha's most important contribution to the american housing market facilitating early entry into the home ownership particularly first-time homebuyers. millions of lower income and middle income families with the black access to affordable mortgage credit. refocusing on the mission was strengthened the ability to help credit worthy borrowers build equity and avoid foreclosure. second the principles

previous administration, fha's balance sheet swelled to 350% and 400% between the years of 2007 and 2018. our reform plan will reduce the federal government's outsized role in housing finance and protect taxpayers. to that end, i ask congress to work with the administration on four key pillars. number one, return fha to its core mission of serving low and moderate income families, including first time home buyers who cannot be served through traditional underwriting. to protect american taxpayers number two, from the risk of bailouts. number three, provide fha with the tools they need to mask the risk associated with oversized portfolios, and to provide liquidity to the housing finance system. our reform plan continues many recommendations. but for the same of my oral testimony today, let me focus on just a few. first, return fha to its core mission. we ought to allow the private market to work. in those areas where it can't or won't work, we must make certain that we target programs to borrowers, not served by traditional underwriting. historically, this has been fha's most important contribution to the american housing market. facilitating earlier entry into home oiwners

it goes from trump personal financing to administrative decisions on health care and immigration to itsirect involvement, perhaps, in payments to silence women that may have had affairs with him. -- dozens of investigations and all ranging in various intensities. host: this week we saw three committees opening investigations. one on the topic of ukraine. tuesday this week the oversight committee look at documents regarding money spent at the president's scotland golf report -- 17th,mber 7 team rob porter, corey lewandowski, and the like. will this number grow from the number you are currently seeing? guest: it will. it seems almost every week we picked up two or three more "investigations." to be fair, sometimes these investigations are little more than an initial letter demanding evidence or testimony from a committee and it seems some of those, we never hear anything after that. they are continuing. the white house and administration's policy of not cooperating has slowed down the process of many of these investigations. host: what are democrats saying about the justification for the

policies of the previous administration, growing to approximately 350% and 400% respectively between the years of 2007 and 2018. our reform plan will reduce the role in finance and protect taxpayers. to that end i ask congress to work with the administration on 4 key pillars. return fha to the core mission of serving low and moderate income families including first time home buyers who cannot be served through traditional underwriting. to protect taxpayers from the risk of bailouts, and provide fha and ginnie mae with the tools they need to manage risk associated with oversized portfolios, and to provide liquidity to the housing finance system. it contains many recommendations but for the sake of my oral testimony let me focus on a few. first, return fha to its core mission. in those areas where it can't or won't work we must make sure we target programs to borrowers not served by traditional underwriting. this is been the most important contribution traditionally facilitating early entry into homeownership particularly to first-time homebuyers. millions of lower income families would like access to affordable credit. refocusing the strength and the ability

finance system. the trump administration unveiled the plan to privatize fannie mae and freddie mac.ooking for more details on this plan from a hearing today. cheryl: the ceo of saudi aramco says a domestic ipo would be the primary listing, meaning it would be there and it would happen, quote, very soon, but he declined to say how much of the company would be listed on that exchange there. the chief said the company is ready for an international offering. saudi's crown prince first announced plans for the ipo in 2016. exchanges around the world clamoring to get this ipo. lauren: north korea continues to test weapons. the country fired two projectiles, the eighth round of launches since late july. hours earlier they announced they're willing to resume nuclear talks with the u.s. later this month but the north said wash washington must comee negotiating table with acceptable proposals. cheryl: benjamin netanyahu is claiming his country found a new nuclear site in iran. >> in this site, iran conducted experiments to develop nuclear weapons. this is the sit site. when iran realized we un

i am the deputy director for administration and finance for the department of homeland supportive housing. joining me is our colleague who is our legislative affairs manager. i'm here today to present this resolution asking your support so that the department can apply for the 2019 continuum of care grant to h.u.d. in the amount not to exceed $51 million. the next slide shows you h.u.d.'s general guidelines. it was to propose a community-wide commitment. the majority of funds go to our non-profit competitors that is heard and vetted through our local homeless vetting board. it's promoting access and affecting the utilization of mainstream programs by homeless individuals and families and optimizing self-sufficiency. slide 3 goes into what we're asking annually through this competitive process. it's released annually by h.u.d. the note came out in july and it's due at the end of this month or beginning of october. san francisco receives the fourth-largest award in the country, behind new york, los angeles, and chicago. as i said, the majority of the funds go to our non-profit partners, man

morning, our street institute alex pollock discusses proposed changes to the housing finance system by the trump administration, including an overhaul of mortgage finance giant. then dr. marty we carry about his new book "the price we pay." journal," liveon at 7:00 a.m. eastern this morning. join the discussion. announcer: tonight on book tv, at 11:00 p.m. eastern, supreme court associate justice neil gorsuch discusses "a republic, if you can keep it." >> medicine new this when he wrote the constitution, that those are promises. he didn't think we needed a bill of rights if we got the constitution and the structure right. they are not angels and the key to your liberty is keeping power separated. announcer: then on sunday on "afterwords," journalist ben westhoff reports on how labs in china manufactured drugs. new interviewed by hampshire democratic congresswoman and mclean tessler, founding cochair of the opiate task force. >> if you are a scientist at university, you publish your paper, and it went into some university library. all ofthe internet age, these papers were published online. >> and publicly avail

i'd like to ask you about the administration's plan to reform system and finance some free market critics say that fannie and freddie can't be it might be better to get rid of them altogether, do you agree? mr. mccarthy: i think the white the administration, long with patrick mchenry on financial services have been sometime.r quite we watched when america had to bail them out. we want to make sure they're we want to make sure those who need to have capital for a home have the lowest rate be able to prosper and be able to build homes as they wish. this is an area we want to look. protect the taxpayers. at the same time, we want the individuals to have the lowest rate to be able to go. not something you can ignore. but it's not something you would say that you just can't deal with at all. ideas out lot of there. that's another issue that we'll be discussing at the retreat as well. talking to youto throughout the retreat, and i think you will be at some of our features. we have the president speaking out tonight. some people might want to watch, guess, the democrat convention -- debate. not

i would like to ask you what the administration's plan to resolve the house and housing finance system. critics say it can't be reformed and it may be better to get rid of it altogether. >> i think the white house and administration along with financial services is something they have been studying for quite some time. we want to make sure they are secure, but also we want to make sure that those who need to have capital for a home have the lowest rate possible to be able to prosper and build homes as they wish. taxpayers protect the and what the individuals with the lowest rate. you cant something ignore, but not something you would say you can't deal with at all. there are a lot of ideas out there. i look forward to talking to you throughout the retreat. = think we will have the president -- i think we will have the president speaking tonight. building on an economy, the strongest it has been in 50 years. the unique part of this economy is that it is not an economy built for one person. it is helping all. we want to continue to build on that and make america stronger. if there is one

administration building. >> city hall is supposed to ep at 8:00 a.m., but tomorrow, it won't open until noon. ne the city services are affected including finance, planning, building, licensing, permitting. nohere two n administration building here at union city. the yellow one is for residents with city business, eventual l essentially telling them that city hall won't be open until noon tomorrow. there is an all hands on deck meeting to brief them on the i.t. situation. this was a problem first noticed friday night and became more serious saturday morning. so, staff had to reach out for additional resources. >> stay connected with the fbi and the security agencies. that's sort o normal protocol that any municipality or government agency would do, when something like this happens. we want to make sure we're communicating and sharing data and information. >> the city's website is still online. and there's a notice posted there about this issue. it asks residents to be patient. we will notify customers once systems are back online. we ask that you avoid requesting fees and licenses next week, unless necessary, late fees will be waived. union cit

morning,, saturday proposed changes to the housing trumpe system by the administration, including an overhaul of mortgage finance and freddiee mae mac. and then author and surgeon his new book the price we pay. what broke american healthcare it.how to fix the discussion. >> neil gorsich discusses his book, a republic if you can keep it. >> madison knew this when he wrote the constitution that promises.just he didn't even think we should have a bill of rights if we got the constitution and structure and separation of powers right. angels that men are not and that the key to your liberty is keeping power separated. >> and then on sunday at 9:00 eastern, on afterwards, in his inc., book fentanyl, journalists report on how labs in china manufacture the drug. he's interviewed by new hampshire democratic congresswoman anne mcclain founding cochair of the bipartisan opioid task force. days, if youold were a scientist at the university and you published your paper and it went into some, you know, university pretty obscure, hard to find but in the internet age, of these papers were published online. >> and publicly avail

policy ok propose finances to the trump administration including an overhaul of finance giants author ac and the mccarry talks about his new book, what broke american health care and how to fix it. live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. today joe bide -- jill biden, wife of former vice president joe biden is in dover, new hampshire, who help open a field office for the 2020 biden campaign. watch the event and her remarks at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> today at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war, the 1863 campaign in tennessee. >> the night of the 26th brag orders everyone to concentrate on tullahoma. after they leave the rim it's somewhat anti-climactic because with brag the tellahoma -- >> and then at 8:00, emery university professor deborah linstadt with her lawsuit against david irving. >> those are the basic arguments, no plan, no $6 million, no leadership from hitler, no gas chambers, and the last point is this was all made up by jews. >> sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern, a discussion about shakes peer's influence on u.s. politics p. and then at 6:00 on american a

ordinance amending the san francisco administrative code special tax financing law, constituting article 43.10, to authorize special tax financing of certain facilities and services related to property in the jurisdiction of the port of san francisco. >> colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call? without objection, this ordinance has passed on first reading unanimously. next item, please. >> given that it is not yet to 30:00, it, we can skip over the 3:00 p.m. special orders. go to roll call for introductions? [roll call] >> colleagues, today i'm introducing interim zoning controls to help slow the loss of san francisco's residential care facilities. or board and care homes, have provided stable housing to our vulnerable populations and seniors and people with disabilities. staffed by in-house medical personnel, they perform a critical function keeping these folks and karen off the streets. however, as we all know, in recent years we have been losing these facilities at an alarming alarming rate. according to a report issued earlier this year by the city of assisted living