however, as we go forward and refine the process as we did with the sb-2 grant, the prior grant we applied for under similar program from acd, there was some refinement of our process and our projects as it went along. so we are going to get the application in prior to july 1st, and it will probably be subject to negotiation with hcd and potential changes as we go through sort of a technical assistance and consultation program with them. i'm sure that our planning staff would be happy to work with your office and with the committee however possible to address any concerns in terms of how we've specified or scoped the projects before a final grant agreement is signed. unfortunately, this was a bit of a scramble to pull a draft together so that we could both submit it to you and get it submitted in time to hcd. >> got it. has there been any consultation with the west side? obviously this is primarily impacting part of the west side. wondering if there's been any discussions with either district one, district four, or district seven about the scope of it. >> let me ask paolo or mary ann to sp

theliners, ready to accept grant. the big thing has been grants versus loans and we did see the euro take higher to that. 1.14 39 on the dollar. u.s. futures to the red, the outlier has been chinese equities although across asia, we are seeing thin volume on trading. oil also to the back foot. angeles, potentially on the brink of another lockdown. that is worrisome. bloomberg dollar index is pushing higher. you see the dollar index going higher, risk assets fall. euro 1.14 and gold, a touch lower but citi thinks it will reach an all-time high soon. matt: i wanted to recap that european news. we have been waiting for this all evening yesterday and the night. leaders want to get a deal done before the markets open this morning so it is important we hear from an official that the frugal four, the eu hardliners, are ready to accept a deal. in terms of this 750 billion the european recovery plan, fight was over how much money would be given to the countries that needed in terms of grants rather than loans. initially, 500 b

grants troops march in. who hadmy has soldiers various occupations before the war, and there must have been typesetter setters and printers and they went into reset one of the stories in the last edition of this vicksburg newspaper, on wallpaper, saying grant is in town. effort.oint again, the siege ends july 3 and fourth. the union army takes this almost impregnable hilltop city, that had held out really for longer than they should have, because both the garrison and to billions were eating rats if they could find them. is ane: um, here interesting question. what was the relationship like between jewish and black soldiers? where they kindred spirits are not? on where thepended jewish soldiers came from. no uniformed jewish viewpoint in the civil war, perhaps some of us would like to think so in retrospect. but there were many scholars and rabbis in the south, who argued for the biblical justification of slavery. lincoln, and joined in that general [inaudible] even at the same time there was blatant anti-sem

after 4 days and nights they finally agree on the details of loans and grants to be given. by the pandemic. takes. action to. welcome european leaders have seen the deal on an unprecedented 750000000000 euro recovery fund after 4 days of heated talks leaders finally agreed on the details of loans and grants to be given to countries hardest hit by the pandemic for the 1st time ever the aid will be financed by borrowing of the 750000000000 euros 390000000000 will be in the form of grants the remaining 360000000000 euros will be dispersed in the form of cheap loans now it's a compromise that satisfies the demands of fiscally conservative countries. good morning everyone we did it europe is strong europe is united level for these were the words the delegates have been working towards a deal has been done and the wrangling can stop everyone can go home some kind of win or relief was visible on their faces despite the masks. chief france's emanuel mccall and ursula fund the line commission president plus standing tallest of the mole. from the netherlands. he had led the group who

major divisions over how much of the package should be loans and how much would take the form of grants that don't need to be repaid leaders have labeled the deal historic. we thought we spent 4 long days and nights of negotiation more than 90 hours but it was worth it this agreement is a signal that europe is able to act after all people often accused europe of being too little too late for us here we're demonstrating that the opposite is the case at the end of april the european union gave us the mandate of designing a recovery package and today only 2 months later next generation europe is up and running and it has the agreement of the european council and in the history of the european union that is an absolute record for a new budgetary instrument bason has been watching all of this for us from amsterdam step after more than 90 hours of negotiation as bonds land was saying that we now finally have a deal there are a number of fests in this package can you talk us through what's been a great. exactly it was a dramatic summit and it was the longest in the last 20 years and finally th

but sports unite people, just like grant said.if i can invite them, i'll -- while we row, the conversation will start, and they will have to learn from us -- meaning the ears will be open. and that was an opportunity to get to know who we are, and how we contribute to our community, and how much we care. and that was the goal. you know, when this event happened with george floyd, they texted me. right? i was able to tell them that this is not right. and i'm so glad i was able to do that. and that was the goal. that was the plan, to start these conversations, not among each other, but the ones, right, that is a part of the police department. and so -- and that was important. and that's why i invited them on -- invited them out. soledad: arshay cooper and mary marzio and grant hill, thanks, guys. i appreciate you talking about the project. you can watch the full interview about the documentary on matteroffact.tv. depending on the status of covid-19, amc theaters have scheduled a limited release of "a most beautiful thing" on july 31

instead of 500000000000 euros of grants that there was that was the original plan and countries like france for example as of the 7 countries like italy and spain say this is really not enough we need more grants here. sebastien cts was one of the few leaders to come in this morning on twitter and he said actually he's already happy with the outcome so far well merino there is some sense of optimism but we heard the dutch leader mark were just saying this could still fall apart so what needs to happen today to reach an agreement. you know leah's real definitely would have to discuss the mix of grants and loans this is the big topic and also on the what conditions the money will be handed out and if it will be attached to some sort of fruit of mechanism and here we have 2 countries that are strongly opposed to this hungary and poland so there's still a lot of discussion going on today and that's for sure and remind us why it's so urgent that they reach an agreement on this package as soon as possible. so we were heading towards a summer break here in brussels usually or was this reall

after 4 days and nights they finally agree on the details of loans and grants to be given to member states hit hardest by the pandemic so who won and who lost the program. germany since the start of the high profile trial of a man accused of targeting a synagogue in the city of hama and killing 2 passes. welcome to the program european leaders of seal the deal precedented $750000000000.00 euro coronavirus recovery fund after 4 days of often heated talks leaders finally agreed on the details of loans and grants to be given to countries hit hardest by the pandemic of the $750000000000.00 total $390000000000.00 will be in the form of grants the remaining $360.00 will take the form of cheap loans it's a compromise that satisfies the demands of more fiscally conservative member countries good morning everyone we. dude it's europe is strong europe is united level for these were the words the delegates have been working towards a deal has been done and the wrangling can stop everyone can go home some kind of wind. relief was visible on their faces despite the masks sharma shire council chief fran

that was a preexisting requirement to be eligible for the grant. so the families weren't having to pay for child care they weren't using and having an additional burden. >> so, every family is unique, so it's important to maintain different child care options for parents. can you talk on the state's work to include family child care and initiatives and other efforts to improve access for families? >> this is a really interesting question. in some states, it's dropped by 20%. we've been asked to look at this on multiple occasions and in indiana, that's not the case. we continue to see a stable number of child care homes as part of the services that are provided in indiana. and we, one of the conclusions we've drawn from that is that many don't include homes and don't allow them to participate in their prek programs and don't fund them the same as they would for a center. we do. so we include our child care network in its sum total. and so, we think that we have a best practice here to make sure again, that we really support a network, but we have a

after 4 days and nights they finally agree on the details of loans and grants to be given to member states hit hardest by the pandemic so who won and who lost also coming up here in germany the high profile trial of the man accused of targeting a synagogue in the city of hama get some 2.2 passers by were killed during the attack. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us european leaders have sealed a deal on an unprecedented 750000000000 euro coronavirus recovery fund after 4 days of heated talks leaders finally agreed on the details of loans and grants to be given to countries hardest hit by the pandemic now all of the 750000000000 euros 390000000000 will be given in the form of grants the remaining 360000000000 euros will be disbursed in the form of cheap loans it is a compromise that satisfies the demands of more fiscally conservative countries good morning everyone and we did it's europe east strong europe is united states level for these were the words the delegate. have been working towards a deal has been done and the wrangling can stop everyone can go home some kind of win

, because they know with gra nts grants, because they know with grants they would just not be able toet enough sway over how the money is spent but at least with loans they think they will get the money back. all of these countries that are prime donors are the countries that are giving into the budget rather than taking out, they are under huge pressure at home now, there countries are in a tough state as well, they have tough state as well, they have to justify to taxpayers why this money is going out of the door to help other economies when there may not be enough money at home to boost recovery. all right, jonathan thank you very much indeed. good to talk to you. let's return to brussels now, because the press conference is ongoing. i believe emmanuel macron is responding, oh, no, it is actually the european commission president responding now. (speaks french). that was emmanuel macron. can see it is all happening brussels right now, questions coming from all corners as you can imagine, the media from every country of the 27 members all there, wanting to find out exactly what this

programs our communities rely on, such as violence against women grants, stop school violence grants, victims of trafficking grants, second chance act programs, and missing and exploited children programs. it also includes provisions to promote many of the reforms that were included in the george floyd justice and policing act, including funding for independent investigation of law basedcement for community- organizations and improving law enforcement. and to improve the use of force to comply with the scent and other reform measures, and create local taskforces on public safety innovation, to name a few. the bill also includes critical theinued investments in national aeronautics and space administration and the national science foundation. these will pay dividends for decades to come. i especially want to highlight support for our world's endangered oceans. representing the island state of hawaii, surrounded on all sides by the largest ocean of all, our ocean affects every community throughout our pacific in myriad ways, and the importance of our federal investment in management an

finally agree of the details of loans and grants to be given to member states. a synagogue failed but he's accused of killing 2 people after the attack in the eastern city of. the desert. rain is keeping them empty but the city's hospitals are trying to. cross the united states. welcome to the program european leaders have ceded on an unprecedented $750000000000.00 euro coronavirus recovery fund after 4 days of heated talks finally agreed on the details of loans and grants to be given to countries hardest hit by the pandemic for the 1st time ever the aid will be financed by borrowing off the 750000000000 euros 390000000000 euros will be in the form of grants the remaining 360000000000 will be disbursed in the form of cheap loans. it's a compromise that satisfies the demands of fiscally conservative countries good morning everyone we did it europe is strong europe is united level for these are the words the delegates have been working towards a deal has been done and the wrangling can stop everyone can go home some kind of. relief was visible on their faces despi

dangerous situation ok so the movies have recently granted the u.n. permission they're hoping to get on board in the next couple of weeks will that go ahead. yes of course if they have been granted this access to the ship they will go ahead to the access they said but they if there is an agreement they have signed was sign are that then they knighted nations should stick to this agreement ok i believe that the united nations i actually they will try to find any any excuse not to check the ship ok william what do you think of that the united nations is not actually interested in checking the ship for some sort of conspiracy it seems hussein is suggesting going on here. no the un is seized with this issue and no more so than the last week u.n. is frustrated because as you and your guests noted there are several times where the u.n. has been granted position and then undreamt position often on technical issues such as the one that was just mentioned about the dissatisfaction with the company that was being used and there's been other types of blockages a

another 22% is granted to our c.b.o. partners to provide a variety of services to our city's most vulnerable residents. mohcd is said to achieve the goal set forth in 2014 to preserve or construct 10,000 units of housing affordable to low-income households by 2020. as of march 31, 2020, we have achieved a new or preserved count of 9,744 units, with exactly 306 homes on target to be completed by the end of 2020. we currently have 23,551 affordable rental units across 377 projects and 1,583 inclusionary rental units as well as 2,831 inclusionary rental home units. there are 133 projects that are 100% affordable in the pipeline, totaling 11,725 units. of that, 9,729 units are family housing, 1,929 units are set aside specifically for senior housing, and 1,806 homes will become permanently supportive housing for households that were previously unsheltered. the mayor's office of housing and community development has accomplished much over the last 12 months. i'd like to highlight a couple of achievements that exemplify how we

many of them receive grants. the advance from that perspective, but we are going to come out with less and we will be sure to share that with you when this ends and we can move on and look back from that perspective. thank you and my time is expired. >> time is expired and now ms. davis is recognized. >> thank you for holding this hearing today. the economic disaster loan program is meant to provide an immediate lifeline to the businesses that are struggling in the corona virus pandemic. i've heard from too many small businesses experiencing the delays and lack of transparency. thank you for joining us today. as i heard from my constituents and witnesses reference to the frustration, i am curious about whether or not you are working to provide more step-by-step application information for applicants and whether or not they were going to be able to have more frequent and open communications james rivera going forward. talking about the technological and operational work that you are doing, i am curious what that i

was you know issue of disagreement your mind how do you envision member states best using these grants in concrete ways obviously it's not like rebuilding from an earthquake or from a war it's a different type of recovery in a concrete way what do you envision the best national recovery plans might look like. i think. the research very least to in particular we look on the table of europe and jones ill to to act to act in the other to deliver because. we are convinced that climate change innovation that the supports hold the tournament for example cheat to develop of those 2 and program in this decision the n.f.l. if and the reach of the phone and we have to do to say we have the means you know that to tackle those important challenges for for the future it's also important to to observe the this back to you if you compare if you compare to decipher of the europe of the open g.d.p. also important to put it there to do we can at least. we all saw the developer at the national level it means the earth european union you use we send a very strong signal we are so that we are robust we are

i'm in months she wants to persuade the block's richer nations to issue direct grants to countries like italy spain and portugal to help them overcome the worst of the pandemic but well off members like austria and the netherlands want to see tightly controlled loans instead the 750000000000 euro rescue package is topping the sum as agenda there's more german press have called him a difficult neighbor dutch prime minister moscow to a vocal opponent of the proposed e.u. recovery plan is set for a face off with berlin at the e.u. council summit that's critical to our there would be some very strict conditions and i am pessimistic that these would be accepted at the moment for the dutch prime minister is talking about a controversial part of the financial package e.u. leaders are said to debate the e.u. recovery fund 750000000000 euros proposed to help e.u. economies bounce back from the huge blow dealt by covert 1000. according to council president shuffler shows proposal the you would borrow money in financial markets and directed toward countries had hardest by the crisis such as spain

grant that we never again take that right for granted, and that we exercise it no matter what and that we never again tamper with that right. overtaken this hour, our congress, that they might restore voting rights protections in our nation, as we honor the life of this nonviolent warrior, who embodied the very spirit of christ and showed us that we have the spiritual power to resist injustice and evil and hatred and vitriol with the force of love and truth. we are eternally grateful, oh god, that he lived among us for four score years and demonstrated on that bridge that fiscal force is no match for soul force. grant us the capacity to follow his example to fight injustice without bitterness and hostility, but with a righteous indignation. oh, god, as elijah ask for double portion, his anointing as he transitioned, let a double portion of what john lewis's life was about fall on us in this hour so we can continue to get in good trouble. anoint us with a double portion in this generation to get into good trouble until there is radical reform in policing in our nation. anoint us a doubl

we did miss out on a grant, $24 million grant from the board of corrections. we missed out on that because the office of cannabis didn't have the capacity. it's not their fault. it's the fault of the system that is not recognizing that we need to have that capacity so that we can apply for this. i expect there will be more grants coming next year. i would make a recommendation, supervisors, so that we can fast-track the rest of these equity grants so we don't have to have them stuck in committee unless it's absolutely necessary. the equity applicants need these funds. one more comment in this go biz, there are three allocations for r.f.p. i would like for you guys to start on some of those r.f.p. processes concurrently. i would like for us not to have to wait to get to the next stage before we start the discussion on how the r.f.p.s should be shaped. >> speaker's time has expired. >> again, urgency is here -- >> next speaker. >> make a recommendation, supervisors so that -- [inaudible] >> are there any other callers in the queue? >> yes, i wanted to make a pub

we can't take this for granted what the chairman has done here. this here, these programs require about $2 billion in additional funding just to keep pace with the inflation. i'm grateful to the chairman for his commitment. it is our duty to meet the commitment for our elderly, disabled and our heroes, the veterans. i applaud the chairman for including innovations. victims of domestic violence and veterans. so, again the chairman has done i think a remarkable job. so, while i strongly support frankly most components of this bill, a fine bill that he has crafted in a very responsible way, i unfortunately at this time cannot support the entire bill before us, again, at this time. let me tell you why. the bill includes as we've all heard 75 billion in emergency infrastructure spending. this is outside last year budget agreement. this emergency funding in this bill and other bills put frankly our entire process, this hard work at risk. the bill includes controversial d.o.t. and hud policy riders. these were dropped but dropped with budget agreement an

budget for next year until 2024 in the form of grants worth 500000000000 euros and loans to the tune of $250000000000.00 euros but there are differences over how the recovery money would be distributed the commission wants a $300000000000.00 euro chunk of it to go to italy and spain the countries hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic overall the cash strapped southern european countries are calling for solidarity in the form of grants that do not need repayment while the wealthier and more frugal northern countries favor loans. columnist tom crepes is advising the german government during these talks and help put together germany's our rescue package tom what are the member states need to do to get a deal or what is the e.u. have to do to get it still. hears china and things will never meet i think it's a very important moment as to florida hurt and i think you'll look all together and united they reach some sort of deal the big issue will be how much of the general recovery front how big it will be will it be the $750000000000.00 euros which is a lot how much of it will have yes g

the aid will be financed by borrowing of the 750000000000 euros 390000000000 will be in the form of grants and the remaining 360000000000 euros will be disbursed in the form of cheap loans. it's a compromise that satisfies the demands of fiscally conservative and good morning everyone and we did it europe is strong europe is united level for these were the words the delegates have been working towards a deal has been done and the wrangling can stop everyone can go home some kind of when. relief was visible on their faces despite the masks. the cancer chief francis emmanuel mccall and ursula fund a line commission president plus standing to a list of the mole. from the netherlands he had led the group limited the grants and made them conditional what i was aiming for and i think we have achieved the emergency brake and emergency brake at the level of european council to be able to enforce the reforms in member states if they are not taking place against broken that particular member state have to agree with your commission. states like poland and victor all bans hungary they insisted though

coronavirus recovery fund after 4 days so if he took talks leaders agreed on the details of loans and grants to be given to countries to its hottest by the violence the breakthrough came after a man whose 90 hour session which nearly broke the record for the longest e.u. summit in history and all this will include rule of law compliance measures meaning member states will have to show they are supposed to be you know just to receive the funds. i mean from our sun well come european leaders have finally sealed the deal on an unprecedented 750000000000 euro coronavirus recovery fund after a 4 day self heated talks leaders agreed on the details of loans and grants to be given to countries hit hardest by the virus the breaks or came after a moment's 90 hour session which nearly broke the record for the longest summit in history the loans will include full flow compliance measures meaning member states will have to show up holding to receive the refunds. the european commission president was enough underline says the fryman framework of the deal is a big step forward. as for europe's future we ha

this is the largest part of the grant. we also are seeking to work with the ucsf prevention and disease intervention specialists. these are the staff that are very famous now very some of the covid work that they have been doing and the core group of staff and experts with people who have syphilis and helping identify the partners and treated for presengs services as well. this would be the purpose of the dollars and we feel it is really important for the efforts overall to improve sexual health in san francisco to be able to utilize them. >> thank you very much. any comments or questions for my colleagues? there is no billing report on this. i have one question which is, do you have the racial demographics for this upward trend of people who are contracting syphilis? >> we do. i am happy to share those data. in a rate per population, it is most impacting people of color, burglarly black african-american women and happy to share the exact rates with the committee. >> superviser fewer: i hope that the funds are really targe

issue of disagreement your mind how do you envision member states best using these grants in concrete ways obviously it's not like rebuilding from an earthquake or from a war it's a different type of recovery in a concrete way what do you envision the best national recovery plans might look like thank you. the research very strong political will on the table of the european council to to act to act in other to deliver because. we are trained of inst that climate change that innovation that the supports for the tournaments for example cheat to develop a very strong program in this decision the m.f.f. and the recovery feel and we have the tools we have the means in other to tackle those important challenges for for the future it's also important to to observe that despite it is huge if you compare if you compared to decipher of europe of the open g.d.p. also important to for jets to do we can always try to g. will also be developed at the national level its means that european union you use we send a very strong signal we are so that we are robust and we are united and mother never we n

to schools and federal grants, it's an in list list of federal grants. mechanism that the federal government has in entering in and waiting in this discussion is to ask the question if schools don't reopen in the fall, why do they need access to all the federal funds. most of the dollars at risk that the schools need to reopen or function at all come from state and local government. point to florida as an example of a state that the governor of florida has mandated every school reopen in the fall five days a week and if the state funding will be at risk if they don't. i want to have the same conversation the federal level to federal grants. steve: before we move on to that i want to be really clear, is it the case that your bill would require the federal government to do this. is that how that would work? >> my bill states that the school does not go back to in the classroom instruction as they provided before covid-19 then they would potentially risk federal funding grant, they could petition the secretary of education under unique circumstances to prov

hr 6918 would create a program of treasuries to provide grants to small businesses. as a former official, the treasury becoming another program agency in the cabinet and if we learned anything about the cares act we passed, the government is not always well equipped to carry out programs on a broad-based scale. look at the ppp program. versus the emergency injury disaster loan program. using the banks, the ppp program, while not perfect, got over $500 billion of assistance out to our small businesses, preserving millions of jobs in just a month, whereas the emergency disaster loan program still suffers from a bureaucratic approach that has limited its effectiveness. the ppp program has $134 billion of available funding. let's focus on improving that program to help our small businesses over the next weeks to come, and let's fix the idle program in the right way. further, i would like to mention the role that state and local governments play. the state of arkansas used cares act funding to set up its own program for small businesses. the arkansas already for business

francine: the hardline -- said -- theeady the billing granting of 390 billion euros. julius baer takes off earnings with a record first-half profit. the chief executive tells us continued volatility will boost trading. the pandemic spreads in the u.s., florida's infection rate surges and l.a. is on the verge of a shutdown. a medical journal is due to publish more information on the vaccine trial. welcome to "bloomberg: surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. the markets are more quiet, but a lot of the focus is euro given what we've seen in the markets and what we saw with the eu leaders. the eu strengthening to a four-month high, bond spreads narrowing as regional leaders in europe make progress negotiating a stimulus package for economies devastated by the pandemic. euro-dollar, 1.1455 and gold flat. let's get the first word news with laura wright. may joink. international allies and suspending its extradition pact with hong kong, it could come today when the foreign secretary addresses parliament. tensions have ramped up in recent weeks. london could introduc

is a lot more reduction in the level of grants if we do see that was being reduced as a part of these negotiations that could. cause some concerns among investors but in general we do we do see a lot of optimism of the skill is going to get passed and this is obviously a huge building block for the future of the european economy so a lot of a lot of hope is writing ok a hopeful frank should stock exchange the ladies thank you so much. well the majority of the funds in the european recovery package for countries in southern europe like spain and italy they were hardest hit by the pandemic and months of lockdowns crushed their already vulnerable economies of the coals for european solidarity in times of pressure and president it's crisis at least for a time seems to fall on deaf ears and the blocks affluent north. spain reopened its borders to tourists only a few weeks ago but there are already new exit restrictions here in barcelona the number of coronavirus cases has gone up here and across spain a much hope for economic revival we had tourism is threatening to flop. other southern eu

grant that we never again take that right for granted and that we exercise that no matter what, and thatnever again tamper with that right. overtaken this hour, our congress, that they might restore voting rights protections in our nation and as we honor the life of this nonviolent warrior who invited the very spirit of and showed us that we have the spiritual pow power, and that's evil and hatred and vitriol with the forests of love and truth, we are eternally grateful, oh, god to come that he lived among us for four score years and demonstrated on the bridge that physical force is no match for soul force. grant us the capacity to follow up his example, to fight injustice without bitterness and hostility but with a righteous indignation. oh, god, with a double portion of elijah's anointing as he transitions, let us talk about what his life was about so we can continue to get in good trouble. anoint us with a double portion in this generation to get into good trouble until there is a radical reform and policing in our nation. anoint us a double portion to get into good trouble and tell v

please, dear father, comfort this family and grant them a piece of god that passes all understanding.d them with your love. in the words of your servant martin luther king jr. who reminded us that death is not a period that ends this great sentence of life but a calmer which punctuates it to a lofty and higher significance, help us, o god to grasp that truth and see the magnitude of this moment. not merely as the death of a great soul but as a divine message that says to each and every one of us in this earth be still and know that i am god. hear me and heed my message in this hour. that love even for an enemy is the only way to transform this world into a true brother and sisterhood. we thank you, god, for the life and legacy of congressman john lewis who showed us this more excellent way of life. we thank you for honoring us with his presence and allowing our lives to intersect with his life. be with his family. be with those who struggle with him in that movement and know that he continues to live on in and through each and every one of them and each and every one of us. we praise

granting judges jurisdiction to investigate possible war crimes and crimes against humanity investigations to have to end his forces though that includes allegations of massacres kidnappings torture and mass burials also alleged war crimes such as the bombardment of civilian areas as well as the targeting of hospitals and medical workers during half just 14 months siege of tripoli the i.c.c. is also investigating reports of booby traps and improvised bombs planted in homes by have to find his as they were treated from the suburbs of the capital some thoughts now from the who's the founder and director of the southern institute the 1st public policy think tank in libya he says they have to has a history of getting away from international prosecution. if we use the un and the e.u. as a measure of these kind of protections that are almost what they are but there is a national level if they could only turn at the un security council and a veto at the european union so any of the members of the foreign here in spirit council members or any of the 28 member place other members of the need you ch

to schools through federal grants and it's an endless list of federal grants so the mechanism the federalovernment has and waiting in this discussion is to ask the question if schools don't reopen in the fall, why do they need access to these federal funds? most of the dollars at risk the schools need to reopen will be functioning at all from local governments, florida is an example of a state theoc governr of florida has mandated every school real reopen in the fall five days a week and state funding will be at risk if they don't. i want to have the same conversation related to federal grants. steve: before we move on, i want to be clear, is it the case that your bill would require the federal government to do this? >> my bill states if the school doesn't go back to and in the classroom instruction as they did before covid-19, theyly potentially risk federal fundi funding, they could petition the secretary of education under unique circumstances to provide the grants p but taxpayers and parents are asking the question and begging to know the answer to that question if the school doesn't

these grants will be halted indefinitely. have no doubt that our side of the aisle could have supported training tisan police reforms and other policy initiatives had the majority not owed to the pressure of defunding some much -- so many of these programs. terrible lso sets a precedent by proposing to use hard-earned taxpayer dollars to people caught crossing the border illegally. serve to, it will only urlt en -- further entice people to journey north. econd amendment protections enjoyed historical bipartisan support will be hurt. not limination of freedoms associated with criminal misuse of firearms is an unfortunate gun control -- of the gun control agenda with no criminalthe science of justice. in closing, i want to thank chairwoman lowey and chairman all their staff and all their hard work. great -- have had great careers and we'll certainly miss them. just in closing, i do want to minority to the taff, stephanie, darren, kristen, along with the majority staff, who they work very close bill, bob -- can i have 30 seconds

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the feds will provide some basic sense of data to the locality that apply for various grants from theovernment but really they will force your locality, your county or municipality to fill out a very detailed demographic form and they will have to list where everyone lives according to their economic status, according to race and ethnicity, according to national origin, according to english language proficiency and handicap status. and i could go on and will go on and explain how that will then be used by the fed but one crucial thing you need to know is when you fill out that form, if you check the wrong boxes, you could be opening yourself up to a lawsuit as a locality and that would have tremendous negative effects and we've already seen a run through of this in westchester county in new york state which the obama administration used as a kind of dry run for its affh rule. if you are sued, that would give the feds an additional lever say to force you to go into regional governmental consortium, to force you to remove your zoning and make it the way the feds want, to force you to sp

pandemic members have been divided over the amount to be given those loans as well as the amount in grants that don't need to be repaid laura barton manley reports. it was a test of insurance for me you need those 4 days of tough negotiations where tempest often fray finally on the 5th a deal $859000000000.00 in normal payment grants and loans to men the country's worst affected by the coronavirus pandemic catto known in week we spent 4 long days and nights of negotiation more than 90 hours but it was worth it this agreement is a signal that europe is able to act after all people often accused europe of being too little too late for us here were demonstrating that the opposite is the case wearing most it was the leaders 1st face to face meeting since government imposed lockdown restrictions in march knockdowns that also meant the biggest economic downturn since the great depression. german chancellor angela merkel was among leaders from the pain and italy who led the way you convince in the blog to consider splitting the amount even legal into loans and grants. we've laid the financial fou

a country like italy and spain would be the guest beneficiaries for those grants.hat is to say that money in other parts of the budget has been reduced to make sure that those allocations would not change too much. so you are seeing potentially a windfall here, a compromise the only country that is not going to get more money is germany but angela merkel suggested today that that was the price of a compromise. nejra: thank you. catch up with you a little later in the show. let's get to breaking corporate news. the two headlines that you want to draw your attention to is that ubs may resume share buybacks as soon as next quarter but it does depend on the outlook in the second half. credit loss expenses and the second half still elevated but below the first half. they are saying that while credit loss expenses will remain high in the coming months, they will not match the $540 million posted in the first half. global wealth management attracted nine billion dollars of net new money. it was higher than expected net new money. also, the bank of course indicating that t

more than half the package is being offered as grants and the rest in loans austria and the linz sweden and denmark the so-called frugal 4 opposed to a bigger ground fund the deal will need to be approved by the parliaments of member states which could prove contentious caught. in week we spent 4 long days and nights of negotiation more than 90 hours but it was worth it this agreement is a signal that europe is able to act after all people often accused europe of being too little too late whereas here we're demonstrating not the opposite is the case at the end of april the european union gave us the mandate of designing a recovery package and today only 2 months later next generation europe is up and running and it has the agreement of the european council and in the history of the european union that is an absolute record for a new budgetary instrument a lot of correspondence to vasa is joining us live from saddam it sounds like an enormous deal but at the same time there were an awful lot of compromises made in order to get to this point wonder. it is an unprecedented deal but of cour

but they grant extensions. i'm assuming and we've been hearing from the funder that this may be subject to an extension because of no travel has been allowed and probably won't be allowed for quite a while, but then we would work with the funding agency to modify whatever the application was. but, yes, we know no travel will take place right now. >> supervisor fewer: okay. no comments or questions from my colleagues? please open this item up for public comment, please. >> clerk: operation is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. operation, please let us know if there are callers ready. if you haven't already done so, press star 3 to be added to the queue. for those on hold, please wait until the system says you've been unmuted. are there any callers? >> madame chair, there are no callers in the queue. >> supervisor fewer: public comment is now closed on item 6. there is no blap report. i would like to move this to the board with a positive recommendation. >> clerk: on the motion, supervisor wal

coronavirus economic recovery plan the new proposal offers more money in loans and less on grants for countries that need those from us. just a little more on libya now the council of elders which represents the most prominent tribes has criticized statements made by some of its members in egypt in support of the wall or after egypt's president at the c.c.i. gathered members of different tribes who claim to support hafta a threat to arm the tribes against the un recognized government in tripoli the council of elders those urged the government in tripoli to take a clear position against egypt and the u.a.e. for fueling the conflict in libya. to bangladesh where corruption and a lack of resources are hurting their efforts to fight the covert 1000 outbreak families of patients say treatments in some hospitals are so expensive that beyond their reach people who are raising those concerns are being stifled it's time via chantry reports from. bangladesh has increased the number of hospital to treat cope with 19 but despite the infections rising more than 2 thirds of the hospital beds are ly

nobody knows about these grants. so the best way for people to know what is happening with the grants is to have a report ar on audit and with the as dit on the backside which you do not have. during this pandemic, the office of economic development has done a very poor job. very poor job. and the suffering of the workers who have worked so hard is not looked at with empathy and compassion. you can see how this is presenting. in a nonchalant manner. no compassion. no empathy. so supervisors, wake up. you can look at it in a nonchalant manner. >> superviser fewer: thank you for your comment. and also we prefer comments that are not personal attacks on people, quite frankly. thank you very much. are there any other speakers in the queue? seeing none, public comment is now closed on items 8-11. i would like to make a motion there is no billing report on all the items so i would like to make a motion to move items 8-11 to the board with a positive recommendation. could we please have a roll call vote? >> clerk: on the mo

and the proposal considered on monday called for $390000000000.00 euros in grants and $360000000000.00 euros in loans all of the coronavirus recovery money would be raised by the e.u. taking on common debt but through its budget a common debt had been a red line for many nations earlier we spoke with clinton's 1st head of germany's evo institute and he said both sides of the debate over grants and loans had understandable arguments this is a crisis that came mostly from the outside at the same time it seems that the impact of the prices is related to previous economic conditions and i think it is perfectly understandable that the pru before in that case say well we want to know if we pay for other countries here we want to know how the money is spent of course there is a dialogue in my here because if this is to be a sign of solidarity you know that should include some trust to the countries that receive the money. as scientists at oxford university say that a coronavirus vaccine being developed with pharmaceutical giant astra zeneca showing promise after its 1st human trials but they'