homeowners where cdfi's have been able to purchase at risk mortgages from banks, hud and fireman frannie and freddie mac and help families stay in their homes and expresses the intent of the board to negotiate with the banks that sell more of these at risk mortgages to the cdfi's and pose low financial financial risks and burdens to the city and i hope that we can work with other cities to pressure the banks to sell more of these at risk loans and the city councils in richmond california and new ark new jersey have passed similar resolutions and i've been in contact with them and it also urges our mayor to join us in this effort and i hope mayor lee can work with fellow mayors to include other cities to help us pressure the banks who sell these at risk loans and the rest i'll submit thank you colleagues. >> thank you supervisor avalos supervisor campos? >> thank you madam clerk. you know, last week on wednesday at the request of supervisor farrell and i believe supervisor christensen as well, we had a very enlightening hearing at the budget committee to get a presentation on the planning

. >> that means a lot from franny he played on a lot of teams and all his teams went to the championships in '71. he's actually lived it and played it and been on the floor with those teams. if he says that, it carries a lot of weight. >> reporter: they have won a school record 16 wins in a row and playing very much like a number one speed. neil hartman, comcast sportsnet for nbc10. >>> from our delaware bureau crime, cash and kids take center stage in the wilmington mayor's state of the city address. he laid out his 1$150 million budget plan for 2016. there will be no tax increases and called for increased fundsing to improve schools. the mayor said homicides, shootings, robberies and burglaries are all down since january. last year their murder rate led the news calling it "murder town usa." >> kids and parents came together to talk about suicide prevention for teenagers. the group called "minding your minds" teaches mental health education. it held a forum and a ground swell of concern started after 13-year-old committed suicide early this month. >> it's really important to give the co

so if franny o says that, it car ace lot of weight. >> villanova had six players in double digits, that's what makes this team so special. not just one star, there are several. leslie van arsdale eyewitness sports. >> wildcats fans are now telling nc state to bring it on. the victory over lafayette is building excitement on campus, and nearby bars and restaurants. novanation is pumped that the wildcats are moving to the next round. fans anticipating villanova will be heading to indianapolis for that championship game. >> we're going to beat the ducks. >> i think we're going to beat kentucky. >> i think we have good shot to make the final four. it will be tough to get past eighth blanket, really tough but i think we'll make it. >> excited in the finals. wrong decision on the winning burr we area excited. >> all right approved of the president's choices. well, fans will cheer on the wildcat tomorrow night at 7:00 when they take on nc state. >> still long way to go, though. >> i love how one of the student said i've been waiting for this since the freshman year. >> all of 12 month ago. >> ev

the option of getting a loan and congress adopted the affordable housing goal that required after frannie and freddy and required them when they bought loans to make sure of the mortgages they bought 30% had been made to people at or below the median income. the authority to require a certain quota was given to the department of housing and urban development at that point and over time between 19d 92-2008 they gradually ratched up the requirements and added new ones -- so that by 2011 it was up to 50% and pie 2008 it was 50%. this wasn't a partisan thing. it was done under clinton but under bush it was carried through by hud. and >> it was designed to encourage americans to save money and make sure lower and middle income people can have a home or asset of this kind. is there something wrong with this idea in general? that people should be able to buy a home and find a home in america? >> absolutely nothing wrong with that. there are lots of good reasons why homeownership should be in encouraged. but they loured a number of people into buying homes who could not sustain the mortgages over

>> this is franny the transvestite. from lanford wilson's balk and gill yad.etcalf, gary sinise, et cetera, et cetera. john malkovich loved -- he could tell that i had proclivity for wanting to fit in. kind of like woody allen's "zelig." legal be okay, let there be no confrontation. and that was like, you know, peck where there's blood for young malkovich. he said, i'm casting you as every freak i can think of. you're going to be the transvestite. then you're going to have brain damage. then you're going to do something else. >> jimmy: did you have to go through the process of shaving your legs and really getting -- seems like it would be a pain. >> my daughter zoe perry was about 2 1/2. and she'd be playing around on the floor of the theater. my ex-wife is laurie metcalf. and a good buddy of mine, a great woman actress, rest in peace, is gone, she did my makeup. man, she was great at it. she did everything. now we're shaving the legs, doing this. zoe's looking at me. in my mind i'm thinking, hm. you know, 15 years from now, ish, what kind of psychiatric bills

. >> and franny, winnie good? >> jimmy: the best babies ever, yeah. so what do we got?this week. you're too busy taping these shows. this is the mamaroo. >> jimmy: yeah, i do every night. >> it rocks your baby for you in this weird undulating manner, which i find somewhat sexual to be perfectly honest with you. [ laughter ] look at this one. look at this one. i'm telling you, this is the wave. let me put it on five. there's something a little sexy about this. not the baby part! but saying it -- >> jimmy: no, you're looking at it from the wrong angle. no, no, no. not at all. >> sort of an act of the lovemaking that brought the baby into the world. >> jimmy: all right, let's move on. >> is this getting too weird? >> jimmy: now you're just creeping me out. how do we stop it? how do we stop it? >> let me turn that off. >> jimmy: that looks like the way i make love. like that, yeah. >> very dirty. >> jimmy: what is this? >> this is nothing. stop it, this is just a baby. >> jimmy: okay, good. now what is this here? we brought a real baby. >> jimmy: now what is this? >> this i

when my wife fisherman and i -- when whymy wife frannie and i went to college, it paid for a full college education. the further cuts will make it even harder for schirn to pay for college and yet my colleagues want to cut pell grants further. we shouldn't be doing that and that's why i'm offering an amendment to restore funding for pell grants in this budget. one of the keystone x.l. of prosperity is -- un-one of the keys of prosperity is infrastructure. the presiding officer: the senator has consumed seven minutes. mr. franken: okay. let me end then by just saying that this budget -- and i'll ask that the -- i did already ask that the rest of my remarks be included. but this is not even smoke and mirrors. this -- this -- this asks for -- it makes up -- it's riddled with gimmicks and this is unfair -- fundamentally unfair to working americans. i.t.it's the same trickle-down economics that we've seen fail time and time again. so i ucialg my i urge my colleagues to reject in budget and embrace a real plan that supports middle-class families and those aspiring to be in the middle class. we

when my wife frannie and i were in college a full pell grant paid for about 80% of a public college education. today it pays for less than 35%. and yet this budget would cut this program. and make it harder for students to pay for college. my colleagues want to cut them further. we should not be doing that. that's why i offer this amendment to restore funding for pell grants. the presiding officer: the senator's time has expired. mr. franken: i urge my colleagues to vote yes. the presiding officer:s to the senator wish to call up his amendment? mr. franken: i would say yes. i hereby -- i ask consent to lay aside and call up my amendment. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: the senator from minnesota, franken for himself and others, proposes an amendment numbered 828. the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. enzi: i'd urge my colleagues to vote no. first, this amendment would increase deficits relative to the budget resolution, it increases spending and function 500 with no offset. second the budget resolution