housing. that's why the committee has held multie affordability hearings. last spring on prident biden's misguided policy of increasing mortgage costs on creditworthy borrowers. that idea was an insult to affordability and the house responded by passing her middle-class borrower protection act to eliminate harmful cause and the senate has so far failed to act. the market is facing similar challenges renters are now cost burden than they've been in over two decades. while rents have gone up in some areas by double-digit growth in median income for renting households went down between 2019 and 2021. for many housing is becoming unattainable across the country. one in three young alts age 18 to 34 still live with parents. this impacts their ability to start a family, build wealth and contribute more intentionally to the national economy. seniors with fixed incomes and the burden of increasing health care costs are even more cost burden than ever when it comes to housing. in rural areas where land

no, it's not the white house. it's a summer house. it's the shadow white house. but it resembles the south facade so spectacularly. and poor president wilson is just trapped by the shadows of all the issues he has to deal with. and he's according to conservative cartoonist john mccutchen of chicago 's not doing it too well. however, when we get to the larger tha presidency of franklin delano roosevelt about r caesar of working for the new york times imaa white house that's overtake washington as the personnel of the president and strength as a president redraws the map. we get to truman who gave us the white house. we more know and love today and he's remodeled it. her block the washington post cartoonist us that he's remodeled it but he can't quite fulfill his promise as president because nobody will run with in his first campaign. lyndon baines johnson larger than life. everything's coming up. roses is as it gets to pass legislation and settle issues it's it's almost like a honeymoon between him and herb block and we have a great her block editor a cartoon coll

have been housed or in the pathway to housing. we have 26 move-ins, 31 people enrolled and waiting for move- in, 4 with pending referral. most are going to scattered sites supportive uzhoing including 16 emergency housing vouchers and 6 people received vehicle assistance through problem solving. the department collects contract information for any house that engage with the hot team and willing to share their information. mta has not yet posted no recollect paing signage along winston drive. staff are meeting with mta this weerk to learn more about timeline for implementation. once the timeline is confirmed work closely with mta to insure people in the area are given ample notice and outreach is provided to know how to access available services including problem solving shelter and housing assessments. the department explore two sites for potential west side safe parking problem. once the site is identified the department will cublth a community engagement process that may require legislative approval. we look forward sharing more

the first is the same as for residents of houses on the housing and communal services balance sheet.ond contains the price of up to ... utilities, which are not included in the standard package, plus contributions for the salary of the chairman and accountant, without which such an organization has no right to work, while those who choose self-government are forced to hire participants, plumbers, electricians to carry out the work, and everyday issues take larger sums out of their pockets than those who pay according to the standard, but they can jointly provide for themselves more comfortable living conditions, more often repairing entrances, changing doors and porches. clear the snow at least every day, install barriers, and equip playgrounds. no one is going to take away the right of homeowners manage your everyday life, it’s just that recently there have been too many complaints about this form of management. we have already said above that there are 180 million square meters of apartment housing in the country, 120 million are served by state housing and communal services organi

the white house. now, it's shorthanded by saying white house history with frank sesno, who's our moderator. and. and, frank, you have big shoes to fill, at least high shoes to fill, because we have ann compton here and we had four episodes of white house history with ann compton. and that was great fun as well. this program is put together by the david rubenstein national center for white house history here at the association, led by dr. colleen shogun, dr. matthew costello, and all of their colleagues who are here today. put in a tremendous amount of work to put on this series, as well as our other substantive programs that we have as part of our education mission here at the association. i'd like to acknowledge a member of our board of directors, anita mcbride, who is here, and three distinguished former members of our board, bob mcgee, martha kumar and mike mccurry, who are also on the panel. we have several members of our national council on white house history who are the real wind in a in the sa

ties to white house history. she also formed the white house paintings committee to seek out important works art that could be added to the white collection and displayed. she appointed first ever white house curator and she championed a public law that was passed by congress giving the white house museum status, which then meant that all items required for the white house collections, for her project and for after would be preserved and protected in perpetuity. and as i have said, she helped form the white house historical association, which carries on work to this day. jacqueline kennedy worked daily and tires tirelessly on the restoration project. she was by no means just its figurehead. hundreds of pages of her handwritten notes, memos, correspondence. now part of the jacqueline bouvier kennedy onassis papers at the kennedy library are evidence of that. did much of the research and seeking out the fine antiques and furniture that had some connection to the white house. early american history for a presidentia

a house, and a house, a large, average , normal house, somewhere from a little less than 300, it seemschool there, then why not move across the mkat, we have wonderful places there, beautiful villages, i learned, i learned a lot about construction, about construction, build quickly , put the box, if yes, you have money, if you know a certain amount, what you have, well... i put the box, further, further, this is just trash, why, because, i even i’m not talking about furniture or decoration, these are all the little things in life, what it’s like to connect a house to gas, i can write a four-volume book about this, because i went through all this myself - well, with the help of my parents. and what does it mean to put a house at an address, as it is called, that is, to get an address, but for your house, you can only if you have heat, water, gas, when your house is ready for living, of course, you have received a bunch of permits , i even had to get permission from four airports in order for me... to be given the address of the house, but why with i don’t know the airport from the airpo

so, the white house destination, white house as a patriotic symbol. so, why am i even showing you the west we this westside? by the mid-and late-19th century, the facade tells the story of what the content of the cartoonist. and the first story that gets told is, the presidency becomes important enough that there are spoils to be had and the spoils come out of the side. they do t come out of the front. no one will take wealth out of the entrance. it is the side of the building thatdepicted. and part magazine, a weekly publication from about the 1850s to 1917. the spoils of presidency, it is the side. want to know what cleveland is thinking? you go to decide. why doesn't the side appear in ese cartoons anymore? itis because we do not associate spoils with the presidcy anymore. in my transition from facades, i am just brinng you this teddy roosevelt, with a train wreck running at him. and this is squashing the white house, giving wilson the entry, right? speaking of wilson, now we are getting into the south facade. it is my argument, not 100% of the tim

yeah, it's one housing market is driven by housing.nd what carol was talking about following jewish community. there's no community to follow anymore. right? there's not. and most of the affordable housing is going way out east cape has really exploded. harrison just i'm aware of the risk having, just got a 500 unit development going against the national park on a state park. i guess. those will hold value, but as developers can mix value and we have we have right communities around here that have an 18 foot wide single townhome with no garage built in the mid seventies. yeah. as well as. the same community has riverview with probably double triple in price. people need to do that. they need they need to. but it's done by locals. i want to bring an end to make sure everybody can hear a little bit but a question or comment was about the local control that kind of entrenches entrenches certain zoning codes that are exclusionary to lot of building models and drives up the cost of that kind of end at the front end for you do money out of t

so you knew if they were in house or out of house. so when we moved in, which was about ten days later while because julie, david were packing their things and getting them moved. i was cocky. let's just say that. well, mom, i mean, i worked and, you know, let me just show you how it was and but let's also remember, was 17. let's put in perspective. so anyway and, my mother was extremely gracious because she had been to the white house many times mean there she was there during the kennedy administration and we went to church when the nixons have church services on sunday at the white house. i remember going to that. so you know the transition in from being vice president's wife to president's wife. i think it was a matter of housing because were still living in alexandria. so was an upgrade in housing for sure. and i want to ask you about the converse, because ten days earlier, you were standing beside the first lady and the president as talked to you and the rest of the white house staff just before he walked out in that famous shot

one very, very role, of course, in the white house is that of the white house. social secretary, relying on one's expertise in protocol, tact, etiquette, hospitality. i think there might be some magic. it has, and it remains key to build relationships, maintain diplomatic ones, present the most welcoming experience possible at the white house. the kansas city star in 1921 reflected her duties will be as complex as that of an. that was laura harlan, the social secretary for, warren g. harding and calvin coolidge, who served from that year to 1929. but, of course, was 20 years prior, in 1901, during president theodore roosevelt's administration. that first lady edith hired the very first official social secretary at the white house, isabella hagner james, and ever since social secretaries have helped create memorable experiences for all guests at the white house from kings and heads of states, artists, scholars and little children chasing those easter eggs at the white house easter egg roll. while the reins of the job varies and you will likely never them on a goo

, with joe biden in the white house. so all evidence, all available evidence suggests to me that joe biden has been an anchor on democratic prospects. we keep winning. tom is working hard to do the same on february 13. >> do you approve of or embrace the emerging tax deal? >> the child tax credit must be robustly funded as part of any tax agreement that receives significant support from house democrats. the biden child tax credit that was enacted as part of the american rescue plan was incredibly important in improving the lives of working families, middle class families, and low income families, reducing child poverty in many communities in half during the last six months of 2021. child tax credit doesn't benefit blue states, it benefits all states. and i think it's important as part of any tax agreement that is reached that will need bipartisan support in the house of representatives that the child tax credit is fully funded in a manner consistent with what was done in the american rescue plan. from my standpoint that

house here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will b order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. gracious and merciful god, receive our prayers and our purpose for this day. we begin with the best of intentions. renewed by the rest of the weekend. asking your breasting as -- blessing as we tackle the challenges laid before us and the week ahead. hear our prayer that we remain committed to doing the right thing. and bless our desire to bring careful thought to do what is pleasing to you. taking pains to remain true to honest things. true not only in your eyes but in the eyes of the people we serve. in this may we prove faithful to loving you with our whole heart, our soul, and strength and our whole mind. may the work of our hands and intentions of our twoest self serve as worthy proof that our love for our neighbor is no less than that for our own selves. lead us in the living of this day. we play prey in your most holy name. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of

workers will have a house . shall we have 10 meetings. workers will have a house . discussing the welfare packages, i agree, mr. jovani . i am ashamed of the country's workers. basin, inflation was not supposed to come to 434 and 45. mr. javani, the promise that mr. khandozi , the honorable minister of economy, finally made. i expected the government to come to the aid of the working community in difficult situations. excuse me , at least this help could have been the livelihood packages, which the government is obligated to in the constitution , so i will give one more reminder . let's talk, now our main discussion is whether this will happen or not, if not, because you came against it, so let me say one more paragraph, that it's a problem, i told you, it's the third one. then mr. javani came to the conversation, and the conversation faded. it was about demarcation . i will repeat that the worker is retiring for the last two years, and considering the possibility of falsehood, it was about the opposition of the expert himself. it was social security . our third dis

where's i listening to the house speaker. the statement, callthe listening to the house speaker.ment, call the prime minister. at my— statement, call the prime minister. at my order overnight the raf engaged in the second wave of strikes. we saw an ongoing and imminent threat from the houthis to uk vessels and those of our partners in the red sea and the wider region. i said we would not continue to respond if the axe continued to protect innocent lives and ensure freedom of navigation. we acted alongside the us with support from bahrain, australia, canada and another one is acting on the same basis as 11th january, fully in line with international law in self—defence and in response... and in response to a persistent threat. and, as with the first wave, the strikes were limited to carefully selected targets with maximum care taken to protect civilian lives. mr speaker, attempting to counter every houthis attack after it has been launched is simply not sustainable. we have over shut down dozens of missiles and drones targeted at civilian vessels and the houthis have conducted at

is the housing foundation. it can be a lot reduce the steps, phases, intermediaries. thank you to both guests of the program, all the good viewers, especially for the higher program, which destroys a hectare of farm in half an hour. all this is done with the help of artificial intelligence. the artificial layer is created, produced so that we can use previous data, previous knowledge and optimize the future path. product quality and sales market are the challenges facing today's agricultural products. computer systems based on artificial intelligence, the possibility of data analysis. they provide us with the past and learning from these data. this helps us to be more productive. and even away from danger. for years, farmers have been talking about the concern of plant nutrition. artificial intelligence has words for this concern. what we produced, with the help of artificial intelligence , we reached a formulation that controls the optimal consumption of plant nutrition. a connection of a water and nutrient so

put them in housing.ddition, a rentalssistance and rent, they are currently in the process of 1500 homes for survivors. 1367 and that's an estimate to the great work is team. they are planning and designing to housing sites on maui to has up to 500 additional families. this operation along totals for 50 additional dollars. mike many cases, i'd like to recognize the leader at fema and bob of the big guy over here to my left is been a great working partner. [applause] [applause] urgent shortage of affordable housing and impolite among most expensive in the nation. the most desirable destination in investment for so many people from around the world purchase property and before times they would if he rented the property. and they are owned and 20 or more units, take a minute todig. i cannot, there are so few houses that they those who earn too much to have the housing market and approach 7%. (are way too high. the process of building homes so obligated and costly our state the last three unnecessary due bure

supportive housing. this means 158 young people can beam or remain housed so they can heal from trauma, continue building their life-skill and pursue their dreams. 158 young people who grow into strong independent adults making our city a better place fwr future transitional age youth. thank you for voting to give these 158 young people the safety stability and support they deserve. thanks. >> we'll take the next public commenter. >> hi. good afternoon. my name is [indiscernible] i work in [indiscernible] i have been involved for a very long time in this to make sure all childrens have an opportunity to have a place to live. i think it's-being a father of two kids, teenagers, and seeing my kids have a place to live and i am formally homeless, so--which had a opportunity to overcome. i want to see for the youth, a opportunity. we can give the opportunity because we have the funding, so we have the funding, we [indiscernible] and we know for sure these kids want to be super happy where they have a place to

this issue was opened to the supreme housing council, and the result was that the housing foundation would make reforms in the implementation of hadi's plan. with the approach of the government in the housing field of arazi's annexation to the village has found more difficult conditions. we have brought these plans to the review stage so that the amount required for housing construction in these villages is added to the plans. supposed to be with who want to live in the villages, the plan implemented in qom and south khorasan and other provinces are also waiting for the housing foundation to notify them of their quota . a village traditional performance in the village in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful dear, i hope that all of us will benefit from these al-bizi days that have passed, and in fact they were special days, and the remaining days of the month of rajab . agricultural lands, village lands in general, and the two debates of determining access, which are roads, streets , etc., in fact, see, our discussion is, what is our priority in rural areas now, w

i would say the house in the senate republicans have been very upset the white house continues if you more money will fix this, when it money has been sent to the white house they've used that money to facilitate more people coming into the country rather than stopping the flow. so, let's deal with the policy issues audit let's change catch and release us change they were handling asylum so we'll get it and folks just gaming the system to be able to be here for a decade before the hearing is done they are actually turned around. >> so maybe this week? >> hopefully this week to go to get that out everyone want time to vow to read and go through it right now is going to be jammed in this process but it is a matter of trying to be able to get this out. but to make law we have to have a democrat senate and a democrat white house and a republican house to go to go through this. this agreement has to work everyone is counting on this actually working it's going to have to be in agreement at the white house it's a democrat white house and a democrat senate can line up with the republican hou

plan, housing can have a much more meaningful effect on the housing foundation, if we take the housingndation as the main custodian of this the story, which is actually involved in the whole process of hadi's plan, is now either an executive or an observer, and is actually the center of tarhadi. tehreek mosob, i think it is 2084, we are actually seeing that from the same plan to they follow the law of the 6th plan until the leap of housing production and various projects of 200,000 renovation and improvement of 200,000 residential units, and in my opinion, their track record is good compared to many other places, for example, from 2084 to the last 1400. 2013, the beginning of 1400, about 2 million houses were built in this 15 years. for 16 years , i suggest that we see these in combination . it's not like saying, well, this is nothing but a plan. yes , they also give him a separate row conductor plan, which, in my opinion, is too little. to the housing foundation it is given for the discussion of housing and that is more valid , you also attach hadi to it. i have two answers. the amoun

for the purchase of housing.uch money they can count on under what conditions, we will tell you in 5 minutes in the program instructions. let's start with what a state government is. housing certificate? this is a personal certificate that entitles you to a subsidy for the purchase of housing. the certificate cannot be given as a gift, inherited, cashed out , or used for other than its intended purpose. you can get it only once in a lifetime, who has the right to it, do they look at income when deciding on the issue of issuing a housing certificate. income level is not taken into account, because there are categories of citizens to whom the federal government has obligations to provide housing, these are migrants from the far north, these baikanur veterans are combat veterans discharged from military service and the ministry of internal affairs. these are former residents of zato and several other categories of citizens, for them certain criteria are established by law, since this and they are a preferential cate

the woman did not dare to see her house for a long time, because this is the house they belong to. they built a house almost from scratch and dreamed that they would raise their grandchildren there and gather as a family, i didn’t scream, i was nothing, i stood as if i was buried, as if ice was poured over me and everything, i didn’t say anything, i didn’t understand anything, that it is being done, there is only one well, a toilet and a gate, that's all, now the couple has installed a temporary modular house. as there is a kitchen, a guest room, a guest room and his bedroom. in total , 18 houses were destroyed in motyzhyn due to the occupation, the village headman emphasizes, all residents of motyzhyn were helped to issue documents, some were restored from scratch, now all owners of such apartments have already applied for the "there is restoration" program. 22 houses need complete capital repairs, current repairs are needed... 59 houses need restoration, of course, they do, and there is a restoration program in place, where each house is individual, and each one is allocated, funds ar

it's the wrong house. >> it's the wrong house.uld note, we cannot verify who was speaking in that clip that you just heard, we are trying to do so. now we did receive a copy of the warrant. it does list the same address as the home, but the suspect in the case had moved. with me now, the mother that you see on our body cam video, courtney price, joining us from the hospital where she is with her baby tonight. i first want to say thank you for coming on. i can't imagine where the last few days have been like for you. what was even going through your mind when you heard the officers at your door? you must have been so stunned. >> yes. so it was very fast-paced. i didn't have time to process anything. i remember i heard a knock at the door. my sister, i had left for work, and she told me that she was gonna be home soon. so i expected to come home and i thought it was him knocking on the door. i started walking towards the door. i could see through the grass a bunch of police. and then by the time i got to the steps, the door was bust

the holdup tonight is in the house. specifically with house republicans. the new speaker of the house is facing growing pressure from his conference as a growing number in his party on the right say that his job could be at risk if they don't like the deal that he makes. joining me now is the speaker of the house, mike johnson. speaker johnson, great to have you on "the source." thank you for being here. you called this meeting today a productive one. where is the common ground between you and the senate and the white house on immigration? >> we're about to find out. the senate has been working on some sort of compromise bill. the house passed our measure hr 2 about 8 1/2 months ago. it's been sitting on chuck schumer's desk for a long time. it has key provisions in it that would actually solve the crisis which is the open bored eastern the humanitarian catastrophe that comes along with that. we would reinstitute the remain in mexico policy. we would end catch and release. we would reform the asylum and broken parole processes and rebuild parts of the wall

the house, the full house probably will even with a narrow majority. but ultimately, this will be up to the justice department. and the fact that hunter biden showed up at this hearing today. how would that weigh into a decision about whether to prosecute? >> i think the fact that he showed up today is probably more of a -- an exclamation point or a highlight on the key legal issue the doj is going to have to decide which is has hunter made a reasonable offer by agreeing to testify in it's in public. and he does have some powerful arguments in that regard, john, that will be considered by doj. because there have been a series of -- inaccuracies, distortions, and unfavorable depictions of what happens behind closed doors by mr. comer and by mr. jordan, who are leading this investigation. and for that reason, doj will say, well, hunter kind of has a point here. i think it helps him, and today's appearance is just a reminder to the world of his negotiating position. >> i got to let you run -- quickly, we don't know yet if the white house was given an earl

in addition, the country dealing with the housing supply shortage simply does not have enough houses for homebuyers. many young adults, people starting out, college graduates. along with professions requires them to live where they were, such as policemen, firefighters and other first responders so you can afford homeownership or if they can buy a home, they can move far away most first-time homebuyers cannot afford to put 20% down on a house. these are creditworthy people they simply cannot afford the down payment. eliminate the upfront fees. we were able to do this because the returns on homes are more than enough to offset the fee, but unfortunately the reality still pay higher overall costs the most homebuyers. pricing is complex but i would like to provide more clarity. the pricing frameworks were updated for three reasons. one, grades had not been changed from us a decade. two, to help creditworthy homebuyers, and three, to enhance the safety and soundness. this reduces the risk of taxpayers. the pricing grades in effect and are not reflecting the requirements and in fact, many

have you talked to the white house? >> no.eem jeffries and are colleagues and friends and i have a good relationship with him. i am not deterred by this at all. i'm undaunted by this. we deal with the numbers we have. it will be one of the smallest majorities of the history of the congress. >> doesn't give you a lot of wiggle room? >> it doesn't, but we have a lot of unity on the big, important issues we're focused on, and i'm confident we'll get the job done and be able to demonstrate we can govern well and that's one of the reasons we'll expand this majority in the next election cycle. >> you have to keep the government open. january 19th. >> we do. we've been negotiating in good faith through the holidays, every day, except for christmas, on the top line numbers and i think that we may be close to a deal, but we have insisted that federal spending must be addressed in a very serious and sober manner. we crossed an important threshold this week. $34 trillion in federal debt. there's never been anything of that magnitude in t

housing.ns spend more on housing ■0 representing 33% of the family's budget. . families in many areas would love to get back to that level. the rise in home prices and brent hasic far exceeded the rae of wageconsidered affordable the immediate home prices $270,000 which is approaching four times thsehold income. such an affordability is far beyond parts of the country known for the high cost of living like new york, san francisco, washington, d.c., nationwide median and home prices are six times the median■ household income. where historically the advice was three times. this is one of the most diplome4atic■n■ñ mke lack of affordable housing that's why the committee has held multiple affordability hearings last spring on president biden's sg increasing margin under mortgage costs on credit worthy borrowers, that idea was an insult toltse responded by protection act to eliminate harmful cost, the senate has so far failed to act. the rental market is facing similar challenges, renters are more c

to save other old and useless village houses from demolition.n you are dismantling a house, it is very important not to fall into this fatigue of the old and the desire to simply burn everything, throw it away, bury it. and very carefully tell yourself directly: stop. shemetovo, which is 130 km from minsk. everything is yours she spends time, effort and personal savings to ensure that at least one dying belarusian village has a chance for a new life. the autumn village of shemetovo greets guests with the noise of the foliage of huge old lily trees , the houses have turned gray with time, there are no people on the streets, but the feeling of melancholy abandonment, as in many similar villages, is not here, when iriana shiyan first came here in february of the twenty- first year, she caught the completely opposite emotion. the area around which there is a lot of perimeter. small old abandoned houses, she but it seemed incredibly huge for the scale of the belarusian village; here there was a sense of grandeur that was once in the past, but carried

the motion the peers in the house of lords have backed this - house of lords have backed this eveningked cause to delay the rectification of a treaty between the uk and rwanda, the governments plan was to send some asylum—seekers to rwanda was defeated, was ruled unlawful by the supreme court last year, and the government, in response to that, said they would institute annual bill that declared rwanda to be a safe country. that bill it was based on the street we are talking about today, a treaty which includes a number of new measures that do rewind up government says they would introduce to persuade the uk that rwanda is a safe country and what peers in the house of lords are voted today is saying to delay rectifying that treaty until those measures have come into place. as i said, it is advisory and not binding on the government but i think it gives an indication of the level of opposition that rishi sunak�*s plan, the rwanda plan to send asylum—seekers will meet in the house of lords, they are going to vote on the bill next week, but it gives an indication of that level of oppositi

trying to control the housing market and identify vacant houses by registration. the details of the residential unit in the real estate and housing system were submitted with 169 votes on august 28, 2019 in the real estate system accommodation was launched and on april 19, 1400, the registration of residential information in this system began . you have come. since then, all owners and tenants must register their residential conditions. the number of empty residential units in the year 1400 shows 64 . in 1401, the information of 59,000 units of empty houses was provided to the tax administration, and the statistics of 1402 have not yet been published, and there is still time until next year. until today, 868 people have accepted the amount of tax that was announced to them. meanwhile, only taxes. a number of units introduced, 1400 have been received so far. according to the tax affairs organization, six banks and one insurance company have the highest number of empty houses among legal entities. of course, the ceo of maskan bank has a different opinion. it doesn't

, how durable the house is. it has and the correct architecture has been observed in its construction let's not tie this to rural projects . see the next point. in relation to my discussion of intelligence from the previous axis, i will say this in parentheses. you see , the villagers of that village once lived for a thousand years, 200 years, 3000 years, people have serious problems in relation to natural hazards, very basic hazards. failure to do this is actually man-made interventions, which is mostly due to the lack of prediction of war. climate change and natural hazards , mr. vali, one point that was raised was that rural plans pay attention to construction, but not much attention to the economy of the village . surprise and even tourist attractions. in many places , mr. doctor himself has pointed out that, for example, we come here because , for example, we want to change the traditional fabric of the village and the traditional architecture of the village . i have seen many times, while the historical ar