house that mr.onzalez will vote aye on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from delaware seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. carter of louisiana and ms. wilson of florida, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by congressman doug lamborn of the great state of colorado, i inform the house that that mr. lamborn will vote yea on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by dr. gosar of arizona, i inform the house that dr. gosar will vote aye on the measure. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from missouri seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. walorski of indiana and mri inform the house that that mrs. walorski and mr. mchenry will vote

, the housing assessments, housing navigator, three housing options and when they move in with justiately to the flexible financial assistance one-time solutions relocation. i know i've spent a lot of time ... >> i'm sorry, wehave a couple of other presenters . >> this is my last slide and i'll wrapit up . i totallyappreciate that . people can choose which system to enter in and there's no medical proof or verification of pregnancy required and we can offer immediate shelter to any pregnant person we identifyand i can stop there . >>. [please buy] >>. [please stand by] we have 2000 units market rate units. we provide $90 million annually in grants to communities. those go toward primarily those protections i talked about. for people served. we serve 35,000 clients receive social services frommohcd. that is what we support. those are 35% latino, 31% asian and 18% black. when we look at our rental units, applicants are about 30% asian and 15% black. this is our affordable rental units. i left out studios or one bedroom. we want to talk about family housing here. most affordable housin

and he wanted this house to work and this house to work together. don young voted for the bipartisan infrastructure bill because he knew infrastructure and roads and airports and river ports, trains made this country move and made business happen. i hope we will not forget don young, not just because of his oversized and lovable personality and the warmth he exuded for all of us, but the fact he was bipartisan and wanted this house to work. there is a motto up there above the speaker's lecturn. it says, get something done while you're here that is memorable and important. look at that and remember don young. yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, the latest gallup poll shows most americans are concerned about the cost and availability of energy now more than any ti

so really as the white house -- the white house is the peoples' house, and i think it's really important to see that every american sees their stories reflected in the white house. their stories, their ancestors stories, they should be able to see themselves in the building. that speech by michelle obama caused a lot of people to head our way to look for more information about slavery in the white house, and we didn't have a lot of that information available at the time, and us launching our initiative is to correct that and add the voices to the narrative and put them in conversation with first ladies, first families, and presidents themselves. they are essential to white house history, and american history, and they are not just witnesses to white house history but they are deeply involved. one of my favorite stories and things that's sort of a correction is an enslaved man for president james madison, paul jennings, he wrote the first white house memoir. it's a pretty remarkable read. in it he corrects a popular myth. there's a popular story that dolly madison when the british come to

this is not the first white house school, but it likely was the last time the white house had a school inside. jacqueline kennedy had an experience where caroline had ballet classes outside of the white house, which was no issue until they became until her husband became president and then they were caroline was being followed by reporters. so she decided this is kennedy decided to create what was initially called a playgroup we're kind of evolved into a nursery and then by the time carolyn what caroline was school age became a first grade classroom and john jr. was part of the playgroup ultimately, but it was comprised of children. who were the kids of their close friends and the parents all pulled their resources and funded? the salary of the teachers the parents pooled resources for the supplies books. there was a trampoline that was purchased for the the school kids. it was her way of providing her kids with an environment where they were learning in something like a classroom setting with other children, but again, it was controlled they were. in you know behind these four private

house so you could see the original house there and then you could see like a ranch house farther back and maybe another house beyond that because there's so much land that they had that they built so they were able to keep families kind of in the neighborhood a lot, but they're single-family homes. they're not retirement communities or anything like that. would you rather live in a cold patch community or in a subsistence homestead community? this is a big debate now because remember that building that norveldt community sounded like socialism to a lot of people and so there's a lot of resistance to it. but the there were 250 homes they were well over a thousand families who tried to get into those homes. it was very high demand. so even though all of the local papers were saying this is a terrible thing. this is a socialism we shouldn't do this the people who are struggling really really wanted to participate in normal and so they had a it had a process by which you had to apply to get in and then you had to be interviewed by these quaker college students who were working on their so

as i said, he loved the house and the house loved him.ical differences, many of us on the other side of the aisle enjoyed close friendships with don, whether it was a salmon dinner, that was a big honor and built on our shared rerch rennes and george miller, whom don fought relentlessly on the natural resources committee. this go morning i spoke to george on the phone and he called to send his respects to the family and i said what word would you describe don young? he was amazing, amazing. amazing grace, don young. he would bring out the knife now and then when the conversation and it became a symbol of friendship rather than a weapon and as i said george grew to love him. i never experienced the stories about the knife. it became humor between them. we are all devastated by this loss, it was a shock to us, his many friends in the house will strive to live up to his towering legacy. may it be a comfort to ann and that christmas when we were together, he said to me, you know i have been a re, very lucky, god blessed me not once but twice

house all the time?ectives plainly said, everybody in that room things it's you, you're the only one that had access to the code. >> would you have hurt your mom and sister? >> you would've never hurt your moment sister. >> i was upset, i don't have anything to do with it. whatever you need to do. it's not going to be me. >> keyon told investigators he was spending the night as fiancée's house. her mom woke him and told him she had heard on the news that two women on history had been murdered. >> i just ran out of the house. my heart was racing. i just hopped the gate, hopped the car, i'm running late, some speeding, i'm still calling at the same time. and when i got there they asked me for my name. and the police officer just turned his head thing anyone said ok we got the sun. here and i just broke down you know. >> keyon's alibi checked out. it wasn't him. investigators also interviewed kirkland, karen's ex husband and caresses father. he too had an airtight alibi. he'd been in atlanta at the time of

the fair housing act promises fair and equitable housing is unfulfilled. with appraisal bias from the country including stories of white watching. homeowners of color had to go through excruciating experience of removing all evidence, a fair appraisal. and increase of one hundred $50,000 after asking a white friend who opposes her brother by the austin family, to increase almost half $1 million. these disturbing and heartbreaking shone a light on serious shortcomings of the appraisal process. these are a bad few apples, researchers from a variety of backgrounds using a variety of data sets and methodologies, all to the same conclusion. the appraisal system needs adverse outcomes for borrowers on systemic basis. these racial and ethnic disparities cannot be explained by legitimate nondiscriminatory factors. congress must address evaluation process for urgent need of reform. based on research and outreach to fair housing, appraisal and lending groups, we respectfully offer the following recommendations for consideration. it is operated in a relatively closed

in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the bill -- title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 3807, a bill act of 2021 to increase appropriations to the restaurant revitalization fund, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1033, an amendment in the nature of a substitute consisting of the text of rules committee print 117-39 modified by the amendment printed in house report 117-290 is adopted, and the bill, as amended, is considered as read. the bill, as amended, shall be debatable for one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and the ranking minority member of the committee on small business or their respective designees. the gentlewoman from new york, ms. velazquez, and the gentleman from missouri, mr. luetkemeyer, each will control 30 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentlelady from new york. ms. velazquez: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to

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for each of housing opportunities to become available either the city itself or its housing partner are required to do expensive outreach including specific targeting to those who would house cops to let them know about the housing opportunity. to provide support needed around gathering documentation to affirm they have the certificate for placement. i think we have shared as well that we have a limited number of housing units within our current portfolio expanding. i am happy to share. we have 6400 units on the existing housing within the two and above unit -- two bedroom and above units. 8,000 units of housing within the pipeline as well. in those instances for the housing that is coming online and for the existing housing, we are able to accept applications for those that receive certificate of preference. our units our portfolio is based off ways that the housing was developed, financing tools or developer agreements. you see that the median income served by those properties are listed for extremely low income, very low and low income. we continue to grow the pipeline and then to pu

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house. what made you want to look at abraham lincoln's white house visits with african americans um it and write book about that. yeah, so it started in 2014. i don't know why but for some reason in 2014. i started collecting letters from african americans to lincoln and i wanted to do a book that i was going to call emphatically the black man's president african-american correspondence and conversations with abraham lincoln and i realized very quickly that i had so many letters and so many conversations that were recorded between black men and women and lincoln that it was more than i could do in a single book and so in 2011 just a couple months ago. i published this book here to address you as my friend african americans letters to abraham lincoln with the university of north carolina, press i did the letters as one book and then i wanted to write a narrative history with the conversations. and so i took all of those and then turned it into a house built by slaves so you got two books two

pursuant to house resolution 1065, house resolution 35 is hereby adopted. will be in order. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york, mr. meeks, seek recognition? mr. meeks: madam speaker, pursuant to house resolution 1065, i call up s.3522, the ukraine democracy defense lend-lease act of 2022 and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: senate 3522, an act to provide enhanced authority for the president to enter into agreements with the government of ukraine to lend or lease defense articles to that government to protect civilian populations in ukraine from russian military invasion, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1065, the bill is considered as read. the bill shall be debatable for one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and the ranking minority member of the committee on foreign affairs. the gentleman from new york, mrn from south carolina, mr. wilson, will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes

oh, what a beautiful house this is our house, we will go there with my mother, well of course, when youdidn’t forget our agreement to my mother, not a word where you were, she will ask, and you mouth to the castle is good. okay, when i go to my mother. but right now, dad will take you. okay. no. why did you send a teapot to your child in prison? did your own father have it? well, well done, that you will not deceive the rain to read. it will cost you more . just a little so it's okay. so it was you, yes, that set it all up. come on, let's talk, no, a million. a lover of elderly ladies of the road understood, right? i didn’t understand, but you better understand that people like you this is not the place. and what are you doing here? and now you will live with me, i got used to you, i do n’t even know how i used to live alone. tasty how do you know? oh, she actually asked not to talk about it. i lived with my dad all this time. what are you? he told me that sasha had been kidnapped. and demands a ransom of what? well, in more detail. nagy i 'm gone. i'm sorry. get out. i wanted to file f

the house will be in order. the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia wish to be recognized? >> mr. speaker, i'd like to request permission to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mmr. speaker, as dean of the georgia delegation, i regret to inform the house that our former colleague, the honorable james roland jr. passed away much. he was a beloved husband, father and friend. i had the honor of working with him and serving with him in the georgia state legislature, as well as here in this house of representatives. he was courageous in his conviction and a steadfast advocate for better health care for all americans, especially our military veterans. he served in the house from 1983 through 1995. during that time he was a member of several committees, including the veterans' affairs, armed services, public works and transportation, and government operations, as well as the select committee on narcotics abuse and control, and the se

mccaul, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. mccaul will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. mccaul of texas, i inform the house that mr. mccaul will vote nay on house resolution 10737. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. joyce of ohio, i inform the house that mr. joyce will vote nay on h. res. 1037. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. blumenauer of oregon, mr. schiff from california, mr. suozzi of new york and ms. bass of california, these four members will vote yes on h. res. 1037. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. albio sires, mr. donald payne, ms. lucille roybal-allard, ms. ann kirkpatrick, mrs. bonnie wa

do think that there are people inside of this biden white house may be hoping the white house loses ons issue to provide some cover for them to say that a federal judge is forcing them to keep 42 in place? >> congressman cuellar: absolutely. absolutely. there is a debate. if you talk to more of the career folks, they would tell you that they want to keep title 42, but you've got some folks with a lot of immigration activists experience that feel the other way, so i think that will give him a cover without a doubt and maybe even congress if we can add that amendment to the covid relief bill to provide that cover. >> sandra: all right, meanwhile, while american families still deal with spiking inflation, particularly high gas prices, the biden administration says it will resume selling new drilling leases on public lands this week. all this after a court overturned the biden executive action from last year that you, sir, criticize, banning responsive leasing what caused job and gdp growth but the president's envoy john kerry says he hopes this move is temporary and that companies are sit

the fact that i have said that i am for affordable housing does not make me anti-housing.they want to simply give a blank check to developers and to let them build whatever they want. those of us who want to keep working people in middle income people in san francisco are saying, we should build all kinds of housing but we must build housing that is affordable for the teachers and people who clean our houses and who work in our coffee shops. that is what i believe. being for affordable housing ad being against simply giving developers a blank check is not anti-housing. there is a difference. >> quick response. >> i hope my track record will stand. we are building thousands of affordable housing in my district, many more than he did in his time. we need housing of all types. 500 units of housing near transit. >> there are a lot of issues around homelessness, in your district and your old district as well. there is a proposal to have the safe injection sites in every county. how are you going to convince someone in trinity county or any other red county to put up an injectio

contrary to what people may say, san franciscans want more housing. they want more housing. they just want to make sure it's housing they can access. they want to make sure it's housing that includes community and open space. they want to make sure when we build housing, that we do it with them and for them, and that's what we've done in this project. this is a very happy day in our city when we're building more housing. it's an even happier day for our city when we're building more housing, and for the south of market neighborhood, you deserve to have more housing in your communities, but you deserve to have open space, you deserve to have places for young people to come and grow, and know this is a place that they can live here and thrive here for many years to come. i don't see her here, but i want to thank my predecessor, jane kim, for her leadership. she really stormed this through the process, and i get to be here to espouse what it would mean for our future, so thank you to everyone who was a part of that, to our city departments, rudy's here, to all of the architects

for overhaul, i choose houses. for example, in old age, an examination at the level of an expert means study. including the ex-examination of the vast majority of cases, the date of construction of the house is not an entirely objective indicator, because the building can be old and strong, but in the end they repair what is still in good condition. here, in reality, emergency pipes and roofs are waiting in the wings for some kind of very large detail is not carried out. e, a list of necessary standard works is being carried out, which are installed for each house relatively speaking, even without reference to its design features. this approach leads to a waste of money, so the system for selecting high-rise buildings for major repairs needs to be changed. the decisive factor should be a deep examination of the house, and not the date of its construction. let's continue this topic in the studio expert of the thematic platform of unf housing and urban environment pavel kalenchuk pavel dmitrievich good morning. good

the clerk: house calendar number 72. house resolution 1023. resolved that of house report 117-284 is called by direction of the select committee to investigate the january 6 attack on the united states capitol, a, all points of order against the report are waived and the report shall be considered as read. and, b, one, an accompanying resolution offered by direction of the select committee to investigate the january 6 attack on the united states capitol shall be considered as read and shall not be subject to a point of order. and two, the previous question shall be considered as ordered on such resolution to adoption without intervening motion or demand for division of the question except one hour of debate equally divided among and controlled by representative thompson of mississippi, representative chaney of wyoming -- cheney of wyoming and an opponent or their representative designees. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for one hour. mr. raskin: thank you, mr. speaker. for the purposes of debate only, i yield

they need all houses sizes. not just south ease and soma but big neighborhoods across the entire city. to do that we have got to breakdown the obstructionism that blocks housing at every single turn. [applause]. now you know i tried. i am not giving up. i tried inside city hall. we made incremental progress. on the big ideas like my housing charter amendment we have been blocked. we are going to the voters. change will happen to come from outside city hall. i am confident that it will. this november. because over and over i have heard from residents. they want be to cut bureaucracy and build more housing. we want future generations like alisha's daughter to live here when she is an adult. san francisco has shown that we can lead. we do it every day with work on climate change. when united states set as goal of net zero emissions by 2050. california set the goal 2045. what do we do? we set the goal 2040. we don't play that. that is how we lead. with our climate action plan, we know how to get there. that is who w

affordable housing. if confirmed it would be an honor for me to serve as f hfa director and i will be fair, balanced and transparent, thank you for the opportunity to testify today and i am happy to answer any of your questions. >> i appreciate both of you came under your 5 minutes and i ask the witnesses to continue to be brief. i have two questions for each of you as briefly as you can. lael brainard, starting with you, thank you for your work during the pandemic. the fed took extraordinary action to support the economy. some of my colleagues seem to have forgotten what a critical state our economy was in when the pandemic first hit, workers and small businesses haven't forgotten. why were those actions necessary and did you support all of them? >> thank you for asking the question. i worked today in and day out alongside secretary mnuchin at treasury, and other colleagues to stand up the necessary facilities to calm financial markets, you recall our financial markets were in turmoil as they absorbed t

house press correspondent. steve, why don't you add a couple words? [applause] s on helping things work better. c: thank you so much, jason, and thank you to the white house correspondence association for putting this on. our organization was founded in 1914, to advocate for the working man -- and they were almond -- who were assigned by publications to cover the white house. the history i believe is relevant as today. president woodrow wilson was a hardy, former princeton university professor who was deeply suspicious of reporters. the late historian stephen ponder wrote that wasn't viewed washington correspondence generally as unimpressive intellect -- that wilson viewed washington correspondents generally as unimpressive intellects. university professor in new jersey governor who was deeply suspicious of reporters. one historian wrote that wilson viewed the washington correspondents generally as unimpressive intellects, concerned with things and pushing family members. he found the reporters questions repeti

well, as for housing, there is still a problem with old houses.hy dilapidated the structure of the building is not a reason for repair understood alexander blininikov. they are the most building houses here. ah, and we are told that this is the best risers collection of antiques not necessarily to keep in the museum of their exposure. natalie has been exhibiting this rare pipe in the bathroom for more than 50 years, but the public utilities are not in a hurry to replace it yet. at first, this replacement was delivered for 2018. then she somehow migrated from there to 2.000, and the thirtieth or thirty -second of the promised overhaul. some russians waiting for decades, the list of planned works is the same everywhere and the installation. the federal law, but in what order the reconstruction will take place, is decided locally, nowhere does it say that all this should be done at once and as a rule. in our country, all this really happens quite separately; in 1 year, a roof is being made in another engineer there . the priority depends on funding.

and as the people's house, we believe the white house should be a place for learning and for sharing new and different ideas. sharing new forms of art and culture and history and different perspectives. we want you to visit and we want you to take advantage of these opportunities and maybe see something for yourselves that maybe you never thought you could do or be so i'm happy to welcome you here for our little black history month celebration. i'm glad you guys are here. so many milestones in black history have touched this very house. just to name a few. did you know that african-american slaves helped to build this house? you knew that? did you know that write upstairs in a bedroom called the lincoln bedroom president lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation that marked an important step forward and ending slavery. did you know that happened right here? you knew that? well, did you know that in 1878? rutherford b hayes was president at the time and marie selka became the first soprano the first african-american artist to perform right here in the the white house that was in 18

maybe not in the trump white house. [laughter] but they get in there and they shave the edge off of their advice. they shave the edge off of their disagreements because they don't what the president to have to referee amongst people who have some bitter disagreement and make his life harder. that is a huge mistake that i think when we made mistakes any the bush administration, it was when we did not reflect the full depth of this agreement to the president -- depth of disagreement to the president . make it your job when you are in the oval office to sharpen the disagreement. provoke people to say what they said outside of the oval office to the president and make his job dam hard because that is the president's job, is to make the hard decisions and he should make them knowing what everyone thinks. >> unvarnished. kellyanne conway, we will give you the final word. >> don't overestimate how much you and your colleagues and a president can get done by this friday. underestimate how much he can get done in the next 1, 2,

housing. department of public house, mayor's office as well as the members of the data working group from this committee. chair williams, data officer leadbetter and for being such engaged thought partners. department staff are here. many of them and so just looking forward to having a really rich conversation. i will begin with a little bit every fresh in the population. homeless, at risk of homelessness. these are terms i will be using in this analysis. we are starting with population. you saw this information in november. also because we want to make a little bit of conceptual shift. november at the retreat i gave a presentation about the people who are experiencing homelessness, overcrowding in housing instability in san francisco. we talked a lot about the size of the population, characteristics of the people who are experiencing homelessness. today we are going to move from describing what is to projecting and planning what could be in the future. a shift from using data to describe peop

, bonus housing, inclusionary housing, demolition, it's too much for you. the bill is too too big. it's not going to be done well. it may be done by july 31 but will not be done well. i think everybody wants the bill that's done well. and amendments can't be trailing. thank you very much. bye-bye. >> thank you, george fleming for your comments. jeanette, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. this is men's league developers and we urge the board of supervisors to prioritize the framework. there's little that rezoning rh1 to rh2 changes the lots and there's a value give away that's not been sufficiently discussed. as a result we'll see high-end duplexes. the legislation should have a look back and ensure they're protected from speculation and not target home owners and with the proposal under ami restricted units it will be done without an operation subsidy. the subsidy is one way to provide an incentive for home owners to take on the project however, without capital or operating subsidy they look to pencil out. the project cost assumptions do

we're acquiring permanent supportive housing and that's the only answer because people need housing, they need a roof over their heads and this particular project as i said earlier, tenants from the baldwin hotel will be moving here and they've been in very tiny rooms on 6th street with no private baths.' this is the first hotel ever acquired by the city that has not only all private baths, but microkitchens in every room. they have microwaves, entire kitchens set up. a giant stove for people who really want to cook right around the corner and this is what i call s.r.o.2.0. this is what we want to see as the future. you know dpock and then cathy. cathy's late husband enrique used to team with d-pock and then they turned it over to the city for us to run. mary's done a great job here. no further adieu. we'll let you speak. [ applause ] >> well, so first of all, let me just say, i want to acknowledge many of the people who are outside and working in our various places around the tenderloin community from sciu and many of the workers who even during the pandemic still showed up to work.

house of representatives. you can watch all of the hearing with secretary blinken tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. and the secretary will be back on capitol hill thursday testifying before the house foreign aforeign affairs committee at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >> the u.s. house gaveling in now. first up, member speeches, and then debate on some 14 bills, including a measure to increase grants at women's business centers. also, a bill that would designate a national historic park to honor the supreme court decision in brown v. board of education that desegregated schools. coming up later this week in the house, debate on establishing three new offices to combat domestic terrorism and whether to expand president biden's authority to send military aid to ukraine. live coverage of the house here on c-span. the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. april 26, 2022. i hereby appoint the honorable henry c. johnson jr. to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, spe