home buyers in home values of increased. overtime they have built -- great thing in america, not necessarily available in many other countries is that when mortgage rates go down, one can always refinance. and i've refinance multiple times,, i've done so personally. historically speaking, six and a half percent will be slightly below the average. >> do you think we'll ever see 3% again? >> not in the remainder of my lifetime, i don't think so. >> you don't think? so >> even 4% i would say is a long shot for the simple fact that we had covid emergency stimulus measure coming in. you know, massive monetary policy expansion. it's a unique circumstance. so, if we get 5%, i think that's a lucky rate. six and a half percent today, maybe by year and 6% is possible for a variety of factors but not for 3%. >> phoenix city, democratic collar, homeowner. >> yes. my question is, what is the fixed rate? now, i make a train evacuee who moved to alabama and i was supposed to get a house for $1 on 1%. i was here before the end of the agreem

home. so it's like men have a higher hand or an advantage over how their lives. i lived with the community more than that, women. and another thing is that should a man that in the household that women will, may remain windows and may not the mighty, because basically most windows down to the mighty, but men do marry. should you be having one wife on your wife buses or even at the very, at once the most men with mighty, because they say, you know, they are feeling is that a man cannot leave alone. they have to get a woman with them. so then it so happens that most households appeal, they are the men call the shots. so women, more like are subdued. but interestingly it's women who keep their homes going. that the backbone, they're the ones who walk. they're the ones who bought that we've been children. most times more than even 5 as a man. you know, i'm really curious talking with you on this because is this how it's always been or have you seen culture and society change in any way from you

are there nursing homes in kenya? first off, and what would make a family choose to put their, their elder in a nursing home rather than keep them in the house. okay, maybe what we need to know is, but they are not really provisions for those nursing homes. then i was setups as a community, as the african african living, the extended family community care. we do not have that structure. we're having nursing homes for they all dirty. been for people to be taken care of people, tech and cattle from their home, from their children's homes, from their households. collectively, by glad children or by bad sons and daughters and ad, the house hands for the hundreds of gotten by the families. so the idea of having old people being put into homes as a really know to come into there for you will still leave with you are all parents . and if you are not able to live with them, because maybe i've moved out to look for in the past, or maybe you out, but you are past or something. these are weighed, they some kind of continued to w

yes, evreux room is somebody�*s home.esident who doesn't want to be identified agrees to show avril rand. he now lives in what is to be her kitchen. 0h, itjust stops here. oh, my god! this was our kitchen, which was... toilet there. the whole thing was our kitchen. so there is a tiny shower in there and a toilet. can you recognise any elements of this room from when you were here? no, of course not. there is nothing the same. the rent for this one room and shared kitchen is £960 a month, all paid by housing benefit. do like it here? your old kitchen is this gentleman's home and he pays 960 quid a month. i think it's disgusting. absolutely disgusting. what was once a family home is now six bedsits and a lucrative business. it's estimated that 40% of the council homes sold in london are now owned by private landlords. ifeel very sad it's ended up like this, because it's horrible. you'll make me cry in a minute. it is horrible. is it that upsetting for you to see? yeah. it was lovely. and now it's not. it's not progress, is

no come yet home. as african culture, we embedded in extended family through culture and socialization over the years. so really not much has changed. so in my view, we have continued handing over generations on how we handle all the people, how we take care of them, how we live, we live within the community. and really we don't find it easy to let them go into nursing homes or even out of our site. we live with them within our setups. and if it so happens that these nobody left or take care of them, then these are weighed, but the family comes together and looks for how hand him to help these old people. but they're not relinquished out to bear to our common children. i mean, our common massey more, more harmful there, then there is no provision for that in our local setups. and really, i don't know, maybe that will change with time. and maybe there some few, many more elderly homes, but and most times people live with their old people within the community. do you have a very much transitioning happen

people check and cattle from their home, from their children home, from their households. connecting me by god's children or by bad sons and daughters and ad, the house has gotten by the funding. so the idea of having old people being put into homes as a really know to come into there for you will still leave with you are all parents . and if you are not able to live with them, because maybe i've moved out to look for green up, or maybe you out, but you are past or, or something. these are weighed, they some kind of continued to where you get the handheld to help these old people pays no other players to take them as it was. how accommodating is the government when it comes to this? do they give us special motives, special incentives, special understandings? to families, if they are taking care of their page, if they're taking care of their patriarch or their matriarch, it is expensive. yes. and government does support the old people. it is that it is provided for government, social protection spaces. they get some little amount of money to for their upkeep. something like

the tests were going to the nhs, rather than care homes. �* , ., ., ., homes.ctually. _ homes. allies of matt hancock have said actually, the _ homes. allies of matt hancock have said actually, the telegraph - homes. allies of matt hancock have said actually, the telegraph have i said actually, the telegraph have got this wrong — it was because of a last of testing —— lack of testing capacity, that's why it was not possible to test everybody going into care homes at that time. find i into care homes at that time. and i don't know — into care homes at that time. and i don't know why _ into care homes at that time. and i don't know why there _ into care homes at that time. and i don't know why there wasn't - don't know why there wasn't sufficient testing capacity in those early days. of course it was a long time, several months later before the capacity was there to test the community. but as matt hancock told the select committee a little while later, that was the strongest route of transmission. the public inquiry is a good thing, which is looking into this, but

it came slamming down in this home, this yellow home that you can see here. firefighters needed to help her crawl out of a window. if you look over here to these green home, you will see that the root system was so big that they lifted part of the garage. the people inside that home is okay too. firefighters and other city crews are going to determine if the people can come back to their homes. it doesn't seem that they will be able to return safely to their homes. the great thing is that no one was hurt. >> thankfully everybody is okay. i am wondering, it's pretty quiet. how is the rain? >> is absolutely relentless. 40 miles per hour. and localized flooding. in palo alto and east palo alto, the concern is that is going to cause flooding. crews have been working, that is the big concern here. >> thank you so much for that update. and in san francisco the race had been coming down to. >> there are concerns. >> thank you, sir here. we are going with our meteorologist. >> down in san jose we have some flooding. that is going to continue up to 8 pm tonight. you a

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things have changed in funeral homes. of these white funeral homes, they bury more blacks than what you think. they say, we ain't got to go way over there on the east side. my money is green to them. and they don't have to come over here no more. that's good. the san antonio community was close knit. everybody basically knew everyone. and so therefore, when someone died, everybody would have rally to them for support. but it's different now. there's not really what we could call a black neighborhood anymore. integration, better jobs have diversified our community. we'll spread out all over the city now. - amen. i was to offer your sweet... may god bless you, and may god keep you. we thank god today. james bryant: our church is the oldest black baptist church in san antonio. - and we are just grateful to god to see all of our visitors in the house today. thank you for being here. james bryant: growing up, you didn't get there by 11 o'clock on sunday morning, you didn't get a seat. that included the balcony. - we are just g

those people who were justin their homes, people homes.homes, locked ple homes. those people who were justin their homes, locked into out in their homes, locked into some kind of essentially homemade prison and house arrest. they, of course , were arrest. they, of course, were then locked away, despite the fact that the likes of matt hancock were supposedly told that would make minimal difference. just one more very quick one. very cool one. do you think could be criminal charges, sir? well, mean, it's very sir? well, i mean, it's very difficult to impose criminal charges against public servants , especially in circumstances like this. but i think the more important thing is that we learn lessons from this and that we don't rush helter skelter into exploding reed, oconee and as i said, i think unlawful potentially measures like this and that we do protect those we know need to be protected . tony, know need to be protected. tony, toni's mother. know need to be protected. tony, toni's mother . exactly. now, toni's mother. exactly. now, look

place we call home. discussion of stewardship in a desert climate must start with water. the greatest drought in the western united states and over 1200 years. earlier this month the report predicted in just five short years the great salt lake will completely disappear. let me be absolutely clear we are not going to let that happen. last year at your parents and grandparents and the legislature 12 major conservation bills. $500 million in new funding. even more important the people of utah responded by saving billions of tens of billions of gallons of water in our time of need. now, you've heard me ask to unite in faith and prayer to ask god to deliver it drought. i have been mocked, both at home and abroad by clever comedians and pundits in the media. as a man of faith and make no excuses for my beliefs. as real power and people of all different faiths and backgrounds uniting together and pleading for help from a higher authority than our own. i am grateful and i thank god every night for the impressiv

i met up with head to find out how home vision for this whole manifested so easily in this home. the pre from client had some specific requirements. and as to when he was the designer who delivered on that and more. but let's hear from her what i need to creating this beautiful space was like, i know any, this is an absolutely beautiful hood and tell me a little bit about the design pre from the client. i'm so when we met with the guy in the 1st time, they actually got through the 3 d architecture interior designs on this home which were very martin. and they actually explained that the leg exclusive things like modern things, finer things in life. but they also entered a woman that will have a whole new field at home that will feel like the only day when they come back from their hectic, busy schedule are they will just relax. so as it is out of led to we went back and thought our very carefully about it. and i would then came about, came, came with a concept of them. what in our dos, ah, what was the biggest challenge when it came to the interior of this home? the biggest chall

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the home. yes. the home, it makes the home and it does the you taking friday to know your assets to grow. and currently we have a population sitting at just about 4800000 people. the data suggested rule. so paul's will come close to 6 will ignore the end of this decade. we need to plan different throughout the game for friday, every near to secure partnerships to respond to the housing for when i, when it's a good place to store in an emergency this st. provides access for fire trucks and ambulances, where corrugated iron huts once stood, crammed together. there are now children playing the project also plans to provide solar power for the neighborhood. looking at a 3 megawatts of solar energy production in the kweisi park alone. ah, and see the potential for i think it's about 2 gigawatts of renewable energy production in kylie cha. initiatives like empower shaq and e. kyle army us still to scarce in south africa where they're desperately needed. petra, people like no zacalo leeway, can't wait for

or home. the rates were significantly low at the time and 2% category, we had white friends that had successfully refinance at that rate. we needed an appraisal of our homes refinance. we had an appraisal done on gender 29th in 2020. we were hopeful after the appraisal, and then we were shocked when we receive the evaluation of $995, 000, under 1 million dollars. i know that sounds like a lot of money, but in the bay area it's not really. we then requested a second appraisal and asked a friend who is a white woman to meet the appraiser. our friend jeanne brought over family photo, we took down our family photos, and we replaced artwork so there was no trace of us in our own home. a term referred to as whitewashing. we tried to make the home seem like it belonged to jan. when the appraiser came, jen was there alone, working from home at our dining table. she had the doctors open which highlighted our amazing view of the bay and the possibility of indoor and outdoor entertaining. she answered th

of the homes completely wiped away.r here is one of the many cars in this neighborhood. lifted up and now upside down on top of what was a home. we see a husband and father, sam jackson, trying to salvage anything he can find. they were inside when the tornado hit. they can feel the home lift and then collapsed. they all survived. under mattresses. you found the flag? he shows me a flag is why bought for veterans day. it is unbelievable that the house is destroyed but the flag, there's not a tear in it. one of there's son was at a college trip to washington, dc. he first learned on social media that his home was destroyed. he had to wait to learn if his family survive. he raced home. what di did you say to your mom? >> that i love her. there was nothing you could say. just a blessing. >> alex: a real blessing. >> yes. >> alex: you said -- >> david: you said this was able fireplace. and it is the only thing still standing. >> yes, it is the only thing still standing. >> david: and placed on top, his trophies down by his

our home security course. our home security edhon course.security editor, mark white is in rwanda with an update on the latest developments . the home secretary developments. the home secretary is arrival here in kigali is a very public reaffirmation of the uk and the rwandan government's determination to push ahead with the deal to send asylum seekers here. the plan is of course still stuck in the british courts and there's no doubt the government here in rwanda has been stung in recent months by the level of criticism it's received from human rights groups and refugee charities. suella braverman onto counterparts here insist that's a wilful of the country has to offer . it has a wilful of the country has to offer. it has already accepted asylum seekers and other immigrants from countries in africa and the middle east who the government here in kigali say are making good lives for themselves . indeed growing themselves. indeed growing levels of immigration are a key part of rwanda's growth plan , part of rwanda's growth plan, which includes

everyone going into care homes was tested . the care homes was tested.ve doctored the messages by exclude a key line from the text by allen nixon. nixon says i wasn't in testing meeting. nixon says wasn't in testing meeting which changes context of the exchange depicted in the article. it demonstrates there was a meeting at which advice on deliverable bility was given by a meeting. this messages imply that matt simply overruled clinical advice . that overruled clinical advice. that is categorically untrue . he went is categorically untrue. he went as far as possible as fast as possible to expand and save lives. this story shows that the right place for this analysis of what happened in the pandemic is in the inquiry let me know you think gb views gb news dots uk . think gb views gb news dots uk. moving on rescue volunteers have joined the search for a missing babyin joined the search for a missing baby in brighton . it comes after baby in brighton. it comes after the newborn's parents constance martin and mark gordon were further arrested on suspicion of

and all of the homes, the roof tops off of them. most of the homes completely wiped away.r here, one of the many cars in this neighborhood lifted up and now upside down on top of what was a homes. >> we see a husband and father, sam jackson, trying to salvage anything he can find. they were inside. they could feel the home lift and then collapsed. they all survived under mattresses. >> you found the flag? >> he shows me his flag that his wife got for veterans day. >> there is not a tear in it. >> one of their sons was on a college trip to washington, d.c. he first learned on social media that his home was destroyed, his neighborhood gon b wait to learn if his family have survived. he raced on. >> what did you say to your mom? >> there is nothing you can say. it is just a blessing. >> a real blessing. >> yes. >> so this was your fireplace. and this is just about the only thing still standing. >> it is the only thing still standing be >> placed on top, his trophies found by his father. >> how much do these mean to you? this was one of the small churches here. what is left of

i wonder are you going home with me? i love the lord cause he's carrying me home.ing, sometimes falling. but i hold my way home. somebody said, i want to see momma. somebody said, i want to see daddy. but i want to see the one that died for me. i want to see the one that shed his blood for me. i wanna praise him for eternity. james bryant: [sobbing] - here we go. so i'm like, you're going to do that. - what? [laughter] james bryant: , lord. ok. the average eye wouldn't see it, but you see it. and that's been my "told 'ya i'll see it." i was going to see if you see it. you got it. right here. just right there. [musical vocalizing] ♪ - [announcer]: major funding for reel south was provided by: etv endowment, the national endowment for the arts, center for asian-american media, south arts, and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. additional funding for "the passing on" was provided by: and others. a complete list is available from pbs. ♪♪ you're wching pb ♪♪ narrator: in the 1980s, biologists working in the s

home appraisal in 2020 i'd been closely monitoring homes. we knew with the comp sport. the comps were not included, ignored in fact. the council that were included were not comparable in square footage, size of house or type. and many listings. their summer in the nearby area had higher appraisals. sorry the appraiser did not look at properties in the nearby areas and at higher population of white residents. this suggests the appraiser is hyper focused on comparing our home to certain types of homes that were not favorable to our evaluation. additionally these language in her report that was alarming. for example the report states quotes appraiser is aware there are comparables from outside of the neighborhood sells for over one year ago as well as larger than typical adjustments made. however this could not be avoided. the subject is located neighborhood which has distinct marketability which differs from the surrounding areas. the difference in price per square footage due to limited data was conservatively made at 25%. this explanation fo

nearby homes. we were getting out the car and this tree across the street broke on that car, so we had to run. we weren't sure what direction it was going to fall. but like i've been living on this block for 50 years and the trees never came down. so this is something special, i guess. clark says the tree landed on her friend's car and she had to call him with the bad news and viewers have been sending out their photos and videos of the wind damage in their neighborhoods. this is just a few of the things that we've received, as we've been telling you, every corner of the bay area felt the high wind speeds today and saw trees and branches fall into roads and homes. you can send your videos to ktvu photos at fox .com and we have much more on today's wild wind after the break a live report from the south bay where utility crews are working to restore power. hour after 11 power poles came down and trees fall into bart equipment today, causing problems for afternoon commuters . i look at the work to cle

it's dividing you guys at home. it's dividing you guys at home. i can tell you now.the comments that i've got from one of my view is this saying we hear these words all the time, everything is racist, misogynistic, homophobic. one of my view is to say that those words are losing their impact upon if you to will, upon the home, if you to will, be your thoughts today, because these are pretty headlines and conclusions, right? yeah my impression is that the casey report is misdiagnosing the problem . the problem is that the problem. the problem is that the pubuc problem. the problem is that the public are losing confidence in the police . and the reason for the police. and the reason for thatis the police. and the reason for that is not because there is this perception amongst the general public at large that the police are racist. ms. gymnastic and homophobic . the problem is and homophobic. the problem is that the police just aren't doing their job of protecting us from criminals, or at least not doing it well enough. i looked at the rate at which burglaries are sold

what do you miss the most from your home?nyone else to experience what you went through. why do you say that? viola may not be able to play her piano at home, but she can play at church. hello. after a grey weekend, more of you will see a little bit of sunshine in the days ahead, but it'll come at a price — it's going to turn much colder out there and, for some, distinctly wintry. risk of some disruptive snowfall across north and east of scotland on monday and by tuesday, that extends into the north—east of england, too. sudden reductions of visibility and the snow could be mounting up in areas. those at greatest risk marked here. up to 20cm of snow in the far north of scotland but there could be the odd flurry elsewhere. and it all begins now. this weather front is bringing about the change, opening the door to those arctic winds, pushing into northern scotland for the start of monday, frequent snow showers around. a dividing line is there across into northern ireland and northern parts of england first thing. rain or drizzl

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what do you miss the most from your home?want anyone else to experience what you went through. why do you say that? viola may not be able to play her piano at home, but she can play at church. hello there. up to now, most of the snow that's been falling has been across more northern parts of the uk, especially northern scotland. and we've got some snow and ice here at the moment, but that cold arctic air has swept down across all areas now. and coming into that cold air, this weather front is sliding in from the atlantic. that's bringing some wetter weather, a mixture of rain, sleet and some snow, snow perhaps up towards the m4 corridor. and there could be a couple of centimetres in places in time for the early morning rush hour. icy conditions here further north with clearer skies. it's going to be very cold and frosty. temperatures could be —13 in the glens of scotland. that wetter weather across southern parts of england and wales moves away fairly quickly. but then we'll see some more wet weather coming in from the southw

home. police say they also discovered possible narcotics. >> this person's residence, obviously is very large, a two-storey residence and the collection of evidence dealing with explosive devices is very detail oriented to. so we're expecting to be out at that scene for a few more days. >> and on the investigation saying they take seriously the protection of critical infrastructure and appreciate the responsive action of the police. >> new tonight at 5, a hacker who allegedly acquired certain files from the city of oakland's online network. well, the hacker says they plan to publicly release the information they have obtained. that's according to a report from oakland city officials. last month oakland was hit by this ransomware attack. it affected several services, including the city's non-emergency city response, phone line. city officials say they're investigating the validity of the threats. they say if anyone's personal info has been compromised, they will notify those people. vice pre

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the homes program, or home ownership means economic security. the home program invests $200 million to expand water and sewer infrastructure. and ultimately, it expands housing opportunities. i want to thank representative mike hopkins and senator for leading the effort, thank you gentlemen. [applause] i ask you to pass the homes program, getting to my desk so we can increase the supply of housing and get more montanans into a home of their own. to increase the supply of affordable housing, we also need to have infrastructure in place. it is why, in addition to the historic investments in water and sewer, we propose an additional $100 million to repair our roads and bridges. like access to water and sewer systems, as well as safer roads and bridges, montanans access to broadband is essential in the 21st century. lack of access to reliable broadband limits montanans access to educational opportunities, health care, and career opportunities. that is why we made the largest investment ever in broadband infrastructure. that will bring reliable broad

because think the home of the because i think the home of the dambusters raid should be saved for future generation . and i for future generation. and i feel very strongly indeed with all of that. let's get the news with polly middlehurst . nigel, with polly middlehurst. nigel, thank you and good evening to you . the top story tonight on gb you. the top story tonight on gb news. the dup in northern ireland says it's going to vote against the in this week's first parliamentary vote on the new brexit deal. the prime minister agrees the new windsor framework with the eu last month aiming to resolve some of the concerns unionists have had about the northern ireland protocol . also northern ireland protocol. also in the news today, the home secretary told mps she is set aside the provisions of the government's illegal migration bill are capable of being applied. compatibly with the human rights convention . that human rights convention. that comes after suella braverman said migrants could be sent to rwanda by as early as this summer. the agreement between the two countries has been expanded

so, i almost feel at home here. in my situation, that's like a wonderful gift because i haven't been home for a year and a half now. >> this is a very creative city with lots of interesting people and an outstanding cultural life. i think i'll be able to gather lots of interesting and positive experiences here. >> in a video chat, maria and andrey invite the other team members still in warsaw to berlin to shoot their next video. they're trying to make the best of their situation as refugees, but they're constantly reminded of it. in front of the russian embassy, a vigil is held for the victims of the war in ukraine. berlin is also a temporary home. maria and andrey keep hoping for political change in belarus. only then can they think about returning to minsk. lara: this is the european bison, also known as w?sent the largest wild animal on the continent. in switzerland, they became extinct in the middle ages. now a test herd has been brought there to see if the beasts can live again in their natural habitat. in the

so, i almost feel at home here. in my situation, that's like a wonderful gift because i haven't been home for a year and a half now. >> this is a very creative city with lots of interesting people and an outstanding cultural life. i think i'll be able to gather lots of interesting and positive experiences here. >> in a video chat, maria and andrey invite the other team members still in warsaw to berlin to shoot their next video. they're trying to make the best of their situation as refugees, but they're constantly reminded of it. in front of the russian embassy, a vigil is held for the victims of the war in ukraine. berlin is also a temporary home. maria and andrey keep hoping for political change in belarus. only then can they think about returning to minsk. lara: this is the european bison, also known as w?sent the largest wild animal on the continent. in switzerland, they became extinct in the middle ages. now a test herd has been brought there to see if the beasts can live again in their natural habitat. in the

if you have the option to work from home, do that. if you can work a half day and get home early, exercise that option. it's going to be sloppy with wave after wave of heavy rain with occasional breaks, but those will be few and far in between. more rain after midnight into e earlurs fray morning so lfof area will be the focus for additional heavy rainfall for the first half of friday, that will then taper off for lunch time. from friday through friday night and into saturday there will be more showers, occasional heavy downpours, but they will be moving through which means plenty of breaks in between and that will limit the potential for additional flooding that may occur. let's add up the rain through saturday morning, that's the time limit for the forecast model. widespread basis up to two and half inches of rain. some spots picking up more where the rain starts early in the north bay and the terrain enhances the rainfall rates. especially the santa cruz mountains more than four inches especially around the burn scar which is outli

nearly under a home below it. contractor spent the day hauling away all of the rock, mud and debris before showing up the hillside for the next storm. >> tonight we will have this whole thing with sandbags and ropes for the big storm. >> and gary gillotti says his company has been busy like this for caltrans and cities across the north bay for two weeks. >> it's too big for the city crews so they call in the big boys with big toys. >> he expects more help at the next round of heavy wind and rain strikes the region. that slide also took down power poles and homes lost electricity. >> we work to shut off power and we started making repairs and we were able to get customers back up. >> reporter: megan mcfarland from pg&e communications said the company brought in crews from other areas to lend a hand. >> when the weather hits and if there are examples of storm related damage we will be able to make repairs safely and as quickly as possible. >> reporter: she says they really expect pg&e to start getting a lot of calls

we want to show you a home actually, this tree fell on this home.s dark so we can't see too in depth as far as the damage. you can see how big the tree is and we have seen the downed trees throughout the bay area. imagine just very scary for everyone living in the bay area, especially people that have been experiencing this. we don't have much details as far as this incident. we don't know if inbound was inside the home at the time. it's dark to see exactly what damage the home sustained but we are going to be here this morning. so, we will stay on top of that, especially as it gets light out this morning. but, of course, we are seeing damage throughout the bay area. i want to show you some of this video. we saw flooded areas in the north bay. this is of cars trying to cross a flooded area on fray road. we always talk about not driving through any flooded areas. you don't know how deep the water can be. we saw a lot of floongarea. we have talked about avoiding the roadways if you can. here is the reason why. downed trees like the one you saw where w

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here's our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford.rning, at locations from newhaven to brighton, the search for the missing baby was in full flow. officers from the metropolitan police and sussex police were joined by volunteer experts in search and rescue. there was concern for the welfare of the infant but there was also still hope. but tonight, that hope may have evaporated when the man leading the investigation made the announcement that he'd been dreading. it is my very sad duty to update this afternoon, police officers searching a wooded area close to where constance and mark gordon were arrested, discovered the remains of a baby. a postmortem examination will be held in due course. a crime scene is in place and work at the location is expected to continue for some time. this is an outcome that myself and that many officers who have been part of this search had hoped would not happen. constance marten and mark gordon, the one walking slowly with a stick, had emerged from the woods on monday night to visit the local shops. they r

the program is called no place like home and it's kind of bittersweet news because no place like home actually has ended. that's a good talking point for your public hearing in sacramento on monday. ah don't repeat. i said that because i can't go against the governor's budget, but but it is it is a terrific program that is started in 2016. we have invested supported this project with $27 million, but, uh, over the last the last four years, the city of san francisco has benefited from this program with $91 million.01 of seven projects that are in different stages of development for 10 64 mission, the city was the very first something many people won't know it meant the very first jurisdiction in this program to draw down no place like home dollars. you know, it was literally a matter of weeks after the contract was signed, that the funds were drawn, and we're so happy that we are here celebrating that accomplishment today. in totality did not place like home program statewide has contributed to more than 250 projects. let me say that 18,000 units 18,000 units during the last five years

builders became cautious about single-family home construction and consequently single-family home construction currently in the recent months are below normal again. right n, it is a mixed picture. more apartment building but less of single-family constction. host: do u predict a glut of apartments? guest: the overall housingnit whether renting or owning i would stilclassify it as we are ill short on housing. but of course there is a desire for people wanting to buy homes. and if they have a chance they want to exit the rental market. but the rental market i think it could get a little oversupplied. it takesime to build. on they start building an apartment it takes aut two years to complete. right now it is aive housing most of them have started so all the completion will be in 18 months or two years. host: banking, the banks across the united states and other countries do not need the headlines in the recent days. are there troubles to the mortgage-backed securities? guest: absolutely not mortgage-backed securities have government guarantee as the u.s. treasury is the biggest asset in the wor

back home. some have criticized prudent for not being as visible as ukrainian president followed him here, zelinski. and it's not clear whether this trip will be enough to rally his troops or quiet his critics. now, the russian president has also said he valid comes china willingness to play a constructive role and ending the conflict and ukraine. the statement came ahead of a highly anticipated and deeply controversial visit by chinese presidents children being she said to arrive in mos on monday. the state visit is a show or support for the embattled russian president who's struggling to achieve objectives. the new cream by some leaders will be watching closely. china has put forward it's one piece plan, a disappointed european leaders by feeling to condemn rafael's aggression. so what should we expect from this highly anticipated meeting before that question to very much i could of our founder of geopolitically consulting company efficacy. this is the 1st visit to of seen being after he actua

the majority of which are single family homes. most of bangkok was zoned in a way that pushed housing to the outskirts of the city. i just want to come all until recently to mass health and the lady it please. okay. people, you know, how do you out of my head in the u. s. the government and banks shaped cities by excluding non why populations from mortgages in a practice called red lining, which persists to this day. red lining up basically says will will guarantee mortgages in certain areas based on who's there. basically if the air is pred only african american, and then we're going to rate this neighborhood and we're going to downgrade and concert, read and not guarantee mortgages here, but then, and others were obeyed without the population, but only white they would guarantee the mortgages. similar, exclusionary zoning already existed in cities like you, horsberg, dhaka, and jakarta. as legacies of colonialism, crating, slums and siloed neighborhoods, bad zoning often creates housing scarcity, which today is pushing city runs

what do you miss the most from your home?nt anyone else to experience what you went through. why do you say that? viola may not be able to play her piano at home, but she can play at church. hello there. snow is being disruptive across parts of the north of the uk. central and southern scotland, northern england and north wales and northern ireland. amber warnings remain in force, certainly for north wales and northern england, even as we head into friday morning. it will tend to be lifted across northern ireland by the end of the night. so that snow clears away slowly across england and wales but strong winds will be blowing that snow around, some drifting, some blizzards for awhile early on friday. eventually that mixture of rain, sleet and snow clears away from eastern england, the winds ease down and it brightens for many into the afternoon, widespread sunshine around, a few snow showers in northern scotland but a colder day to come across the board, temperatures range from around 1—5 degrees. and then it turns much colde

we fly home as a night. we don't know if we are home or not.n my girls were little i will call home and they would say, ' daddy, are you going to be home tonight?' and i would say, i have no idea. carolina referred to mitch mcconnell for many years as that mean man. she would say, she would ask, ' daddy, are you coming home? ' and i will fill them, it depends on when he calls the vote. i told mitch, he laughed. he thought it was funny. but is that not bizarre? >> i will go home and do a lot of radio interviews with people and they would say what is something you didn't expect about the job? i think they expected me to have some policy idea. what i almost blurted out, these guys don't work very hard. the very first day we are sworn in, we are sent on a three week recess. that frustrated me. i am a new senator, i want to get to work and work with my good friend ted. i realize the democrats not working hard for the next few years is maybe not the worst thing in the world. >> accurate statement. sen. cruz: every day this schumer session is not in s

the government hopefully here at home is working on getting our people home.ve none of them behind. greg, thank you. >> thank you. >> harris: you know you have hit a pothole of sorts when the most valuable player and latest quarterback to win the super bowl is sparring with the nfl commissioner. all over a proposed nfl rule change to would allow teams to play two thursday night football games in one season. the quick turn around from sunday to thursday has been a long-term issue. recovery time for players between the games is cut nearly in half. nfl players on social media called the new rule if it happens awful. a league that continuously says it is all about improving player safety continues to put the health of its players at risk. ridiculous. that sentiment is shared by other players and coaches. >> we play a very physical, hard game. you have the linemen in there banging and the runner banks and the linebackers. that can put players in harm's way. >> harris: patrick maholm from kansas city there summed up his feelings on the matter in a tweet with one thi

what do you miss the most from your home?nt anyone else to experience what you went through. why do you say that? viola may not be able to play the piano at home, but she can play at church. hello there. plenty of spring flowers to try and brighten up our weekend, but if you look to the skies, it's all about shades of grey, this weekend. a lot of cloud around, particularly out to the west. a few breaks here and there, but there's also a scattering of nuisance showers across north and east—facing coasts in particular. in terms of the feel of the weather, 6 to 9 degrees, so on the chilly side with those grey skies, but nowhere near as cold as it's going to get. the breeze will freshen a little through the night and that could drive in more showers across exposed coasts and a frequent rash starts to develop across the north of scotland, turning increasingly wintry to the tops of the mountains here. on the whole, we keep the cloud, but we can't rule out if there are a few breaks, it could be a little touch of light frost here and