housing. americans spend more in housing than any other household expense representing 33% of that the family's budget. historically. families in many areas of the country would love to get back to that level. the rising home prices and rents as far exceeded, as far exceeded the rate of wage growth, so in cincinnati of iowa city once consider affordable to medium home prices $2,270,000 which is approaching four times the annual median household income. such on affordability is spreading far beyond parts of the country in the high cost of living like new york san francisco washington d.c. nationwide median home prices are six times the median household income. historically the advice was three times. so this is maybe one of the most emblematic markers on the lack of affordable housing. that's why the committee has held multiple affordability hearings. last spring on president biden's misguided policy of increasing mortgage costs on creditworthy borrowers. that idea was an insult to affordabilit

10m houses, we don't call them tabatabai houses . if you really don't know the definition of a house, i will tell you the definition of a house once. a house is a place where the minimum is and the first thing that a house should provide is shelter, then this house should provide peace and well-being for the family , and provide a safe place for the growth and upbringing of children. look, even i am surprised, they are now saying that their large houses are now 70, 80, 100 meters. no more apartments, let you check the studies that have been done for the social placement of apartments . in the discussion of the family, i have noted here that it is directly related to the reduction of having children , the disruption in the family's functions. i don't know, strengthening the isolation of family members in all kinds of social harms, which create psychological tensions for children , these studies about these 70-80 meter apartments means if we go for 25-meter houses, i don't know, 30-meter houses, 20-meter houses. you face these damages

make the houses themselves, wooden house kits, at the moment citizens can contact us, and they are entitled to 70 cubic meters, that is, when we created such a bar, why 70 cubic meters, but we took standard houses that are not built in architecture. wooden and , in fact, 50 cubic meters were used for them, but taking into account the fact that consumables are used, we allocate 70 cubic meters at a discount, cubes by cubes, usually they explain to the wife how many square meters can be built, depending on which it is not measured in meters , you can have these cubes 6x6, or you can 8x6, in short, who can live there, how many people, well, it’s generally designed for a family; the typical house was one-story for four people for a family of four. meters 70 to 60-80 , that is, well, i’m talking about this because it ’s such a stable two-room apartment in minsk now , somewhere around 60 km in cost at a cost at the moment, as if for one cube you will have to pay people about 65- 70 rubles yes, i’ll say the market price so that everyone understands 150-180 well, depending on the breed, two 2 s pos

of the house.abase, you need to select the box for sale, and only those houses that are currently displayed there will be displayed, do you have some statistics, what are being bought, what are being sold more often , or, well, , let’s say, an analysis was carried out for 2023, in the whole of the republic about 400 residential buildings are involved in economic turnover, of which 3.00, well, approximately more than a thousand houses were demolished. more than a thousand sold, demolished to build something? well , this decision is made by the corresponding executive committee, if the house is the last one in the village, it can be attached to agricultural fields, then it is brought into circulation by demolition, and that is, we are talking about the fact that buying a house can be to increase the area of ​​​​land, since, for living there, two or three, well, relatively speaking, for creating almost some kind of enterprise there, it could be, well, i want to open a sawmill. to noise level, to emiss

want to build housing. that's always the goal for people who finance housing, who construct housing. who design housing, the architects. so it has been a goal to try get the entitlement process and this is focusing on as well as the permitting process to go faster. we were proud to sponsor assembly 2234 which aimed to improve the post entitlement building permit acquisition process to ensure that cities to respond in a timely fashion. and if that happens, if the entitlement process is efficient and the building permit acquisition process is more efficient, that's how we get affordable homes now and how we get shovels into the ground ask create homes for people that the city so desperately need. >> thank you. the second question and we'll start with you, corey. proposition d yours a prevailing wage for construction worker s affordable housing project and some level of professional training or qualifications for some workers, can you clarify how workers will be protected under proposition d and how the requir

housing. around 5 million for a one-room apartment. and you are exactly the same irina who was evicted, and with whose daughter you... well, at first i wanted to be a builder, i got a job with the management, which then provided me with housing, this year they registered me in this building, they promised to give me then apartments, but somehow everything was delayed, in the nineties our head of department was smart, he took and privatized our house, those who were not registered and did not work in management, they were simply asked to leave there, but those mykas who worked there, who were registered, look, he privatized the house with its tenants, right? he evicted everyone, sold the rooms, who was boris petrovich, who was the director for 120 , then he took over us, i was the first, for some reason he thought that if a woman was alone with a child, she could be kicked out faster, in general, he filed a lawsuit against me, i lost one instance, the second instance, thanks to irina romanovna,

house of representatives.] the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. the chaplain: will you pray with me? we pray o, lord to work among and within us as we seek to serve you this day. open the closed doors of our hearts and encourage us to unlock all that bars us from discovering and receiverring you in our lives and in this place. open our ears that we would hear your voice to serve you unequivocally. you've summoned us to this esteemed court of law to uphold your righteousness and justice. open our minds to the insight you offer us. in the hard moments you ask us to tolerate others and be open to the truths you teach us through these encounters. open our eyes that we may see the wonder of your love and the spiritual beauty that resides in the souls of those with whom we serve is and may we bear witness to your everlasting faith to all people and eternal presence among even the least of these. then open our hands that we may share the richness of the blessings you've bestowed on us. deliver us from all se

. ,., , speaking with the voice of the house. __ ,._ house. has been influencing him, he said i've never met and was offended by the comment. he was very robust in his defence against those rumours, wasn't he?— robust in his defence against those rumours, wasn't he? yeah, this has been an allegation _ rumours, wasn't he? yeah, this has been an allegation reported - rumours, wasn't he? yeah, this has been an allegation reported by - rumours, wasn't he? yeah, this has| been an allegation reported by some journalists, claiming that labour met with lindsay hoyle and basically said, "if you don't allow us to have a vote on our amendment, we will support you after the election". —— we won't. that has been categorically denied by the deputy speaker rosie winterton. we saw her do that and we heard lindsay hoyle say the suggestions that he met with sue gray are simply not true. i think that shows that we're really backin think that shows that we're really back in a situation that we had after the referendum vote on brexit, where the speaker tries to be

there is no housing, there is no house, my dear, you have the title of the house don't take the title25-meter nests, these are us, apa, let's not at all, not you, look , it should be clear that the scale is small, now you are confusing yourself. recently, 25-meter houses have been brought up. check the houses with the same literature with the same justification that you mentioned. they also build 8-meter and 10-meter houses . we don't call them tabatabai houses. if you really don't know the definition of a house, i 'll tell you the distortion of a house. a house is a place where the minimum and the first thing a house should provide. after all, this house should provide the peace and well-being of the family, a safe place for the growth and upbringing of the children , sir, where is the house 25 meters away, look at us, even this is me. i am surprised that they are now saying that their large houses are now 70, 80, 100 meters wide. now, you should check the 70, 80 meter houses, that is, apartments, not apartments. let them check the studies that were done for the social placement of t

the affordable housing requirements. we will get to make rules about some of the preferences for affordable housing. it's simply removing one of the financial barriers, again, to move from the status quo, which is empty offices to getting some housing, that is one of the things we heard. >> and somebody looking at this saying hey, if they pass, i will buy that big building. have you heard from some people who are spending the money? >> absolutely. we spend a lot of time to make sure this is it and we are hearing from some office owners saying if this passes, we think we would be able to move forward and look at doing that sale to a residential builder and the builder could come in and add new homes. >> we'll see what happens. thank you so much - lift the clouds off of... - virtual weather, only on kpix and pix+. >>> welcome back. we'll continue our conversation on prop c. converted from commercial to residential use for one time. joining me now is the group's small business forward. thanks for joining us. >> so happy for

this house it_ right thing for all sides of this house. so, i apologise, they were the that he finished with. what do you make of this position are now? i thought was an interesting statement that he made, every emotional one, he seemed almost close to tears at one point, while making that apology. he is now meeting with representatives from the main political party, to try and find a way forward. he mentioned 59 at the moment, and listening to penny mordaunt, just a few minutes ago... she referred to him as an innocent man and cited his choice to come back and apologise, so it seems like penny mordaunt from her perspective is holding off on the criticism of the speaker, but certainly that is not the case for many of them. lets take a step back. we have done the detail, you�*ve done the to, brilliantly! 0n the procedural issue, we have explained what position, an unusual position of the speaker now finds himself in. if we take a step back, what does this all potentially matter, if the speaker of the house stays or goes? what difference doe

house republican majority.his is 30 minutes. mr. aguilar: welcome, welcome. welcome to my colleagues. thank you for joining us, the house 2024 democratic issues caucus. we're thrilled to be here in congresswoman wexton's district. jennifer is an incredible public servant, a fighter and we're grateful for her hospitality along with the virginia delegation in welcoming us here today. house democrats are united and we're coming together around an economic agenda that builds off of the progress that we made since the pandemic. we began in 2024 with another strong jobs report bringing the total number of jobs created under the biden-harris administration to 14.8 million. inflation is cooling. and wages are rising. not everyone is feeling the benefits of that economic recovery yet and house democrats are ready to finish the job. we're going to talk about our work to put people over politics, lowering costs, creating good-paying jobs, building affordable housing and implementing the landmark pieces of legislation that

our time we have a slightly renovated house, for example, in the original house there was this veryour columns that supported it, but in at the beginning of the 20th century, about 120 years ago, a tragedy occurred. and the tragedy happened such that when once there were no cars, but people traveled in carriages , so, on horses, when the coachman brought here to the exit, which means this very carriage, the horses suddenly took off, they were afraid of something, and one of the carriage caught on a column, this one, it got caught so that the coachman fell and died, so the owners of the house, about 120 years ago, these same... columns were cleaned up because of this incident, but in our time, when the house they restored it, because the restoration of the house took place about 20 years ago, they returned these very columns and this very roof - with a balcony ledge, so originally they were, i still remember when all this did not exist, as for this house, below there were various services here, then there are servants who served the manor's house, the manor's family, and... upstairs

affordable housing and existing housing that we have as well as housing down the line. housing that is in the pipeline and will be developed, as well as 49 recommendations to meet unmet needs. basically all the needs that were identified. this report however was not an implementation plan. it just made those recommendations. therefore-next slide, please. -the planning department was tasks the 49 recommendations into implementation plan. the purpose of producing this plan is first track the status of the recommendations and investigate any potential constraints to recommendation. second, reach consensus on responsible. what agencies are responsible for what, what are the timelines and what are the estimates they are required or necessary. finally, to strengthen interagency collaboration and coordination in the service for older people and adults with disabilities. basically what we are here to present today is a draft of what has come out of this effort, and i just want to focus before i start working on the plan, can you go to the next slide. who [indiscernible] this pl

at the white house. these enslaved workers performed a variety of jobs. they were chefs, gardeners, stable hands, maids, butlers, valets, ladies, ladies and. and did all sorts of other cleaning and other work around the white house. so we had this long history up until the lincolns of having a lot of enslaved workers in the white house itself. but things changed with first ladies, beginning with this with abigail adams, who had a very, very different opinion of slavery from her predecessor, martha washington. abigail was an abolitionist and shortly after john adams was inaugurated, and abigail wasn't there at the time. that was not a typical first lady. martha was not there for george's inauguration either. but martha had written a letter at one point in her life to john which said that and fortunately how could they, the southerners, reconcile human bondage with the ideology of freedoms that america had fought for. and abigail hired a free african-american named james, who worked at their farm. and duri

as house democrats we care about governing. that's the difference. we are here to serve the american people to get things done, to fix problems that the american people are facing to put people over politics. we're going to continue to fight for lower costs, to grow the middle class, to defend democracy, reproductive freedom, and safer communities. in that quest, we will always have exuberant conversations with others and we don't run away from that and embracebut then at the end of the day what we do on our side is to exercise common sense and find the highest common denominator so we can advance the ball for the american people and live to fight another day with respect to what has been left behind. that's our approach and it works for the american people. it's the highway or my way approach by the extreme maga republicans is failing the american people. [inaudible question] hakeem: al green is a great american and patriot and great public servant. he's told his story directly, and he made it clear to me that that it was important for him to be pre

he called on house speaker johnson to bring it up in the house. this is about 15 minutes. for i ukraine, and taiwan. this is live coverage on c-span2. >> how many got more than three hours' sleep. raise your hand. well, thank you all who had to stay up. all right. so good morning, everybody and thank you for joining us after a long night. today, after not just a long night and weekend, but after months of work we can say it's been worth it. today we witnessed one of the most historic and consequential bills pass the senate, a bill so greatly impacts not just on national security, not just the security of our allies, but also the security of western democracy as we know it. tonight, finally, america led the way for freedom and democracy and with this bill, the senate declares that american leadership will not waiver, faulter or fail. today the senate keeps its word to ukrainians in need, desperate need of supplies and ammunition, to innocent palestinians civilians in need, so much need of relief, to israelis in need of support and to u.s. service members on patrol in the in

the bill will now proceed to the republican lead house of representatives, republican house speaker mike johnson, says the house will rejected you as president joe biden. this put out the statement urging the house of representatives to move with urgency on the a bill. here's the president speaking on tuesday, there's no question because the senate bill was put on the floor of the house of representatives. it would pass. it would pass and the speaker knows that. so i call the speaker to let the full house speak his mind and not allow minority of most extreme voices in the house to block this bill, even from being voted on even from being voted on. this is a critical act for the house to move these to move. the bill provides urgent funding for ukraine. so we're gonna keep defending himself against putting the vicious, vicious onslaught right. some more on this, we're going across to washington dc and bring in all correspondence that been human alvarez group, but even give us a breakdown of what's in this bill. so $60000000000.00 us dollars, about 2 thirds of this a package would go to sup

especially for housing. i can tell you that i'm working with a lot of client and as of now, i have no success getting anybody into the housing, the for everything is oh there is not enough resources. and you guys mentioned that there is a lot of unallocated money there is one that has not been used. why hasn't that money been used? why is the family suppose to wait a lot of time experiencing a lost trauma until this money is allocated. i have an example, there is a huge case about a baby needs that needs housing asap, he's in the hospital with heart disease and all i got, oh there is not enough resources. and because there is not enough resources there is no place to put him. why should we wait? we need this money to be allocated serving the community as it should and also touching the area, i work with families in rvs. and we are working in solutions, we're working on putting them in a safe parking site in the same time, we can put them into housing. so we can assess as much people as we can. i can go out t

we used the cpe for housing project but the housing element is addressing impact of housing development and so we are using the provisions of ceqa in the same way. i'll explain using the project that brings us here today to illustrate. next slide. using the robust analytical framework that for subsequent development we established in our housing element eir, we concluded conducted a thorough project level impact analysis of whether the 2395 sacramento street project would have impacts preculiar to the site or project or not previously analyzed as significant impact or new off-site or cumulative impact are more severe based on new information. because the answer was no, we were able to issue a gpe. if the answer was yes, we would have prepared a focused mitigated neg deck or eir. how did we get to no? next slide. well, for one it goes back to the housing element eir. which this board adopted on january 31, 2022. when it did so the board made ceqa findings based on the housing element eir which disclosed about 35 significant environmental impacts that could occur from future housing devel

potential act to the house floor. stopping joe biden's war on american energy and unleashing domestic energy production. with that i'm proud to hand it over to congressman ronny jackson from the great state of texas. mr. jackson: thank you. i appreciate everybody being here. i want to thank congressman pfluger for introducing his bill on our l.n.g. exports. i want to thank leadership. i want to thank speaker johnson, leader scalise, whip emmer, and chairwoman stefanik for keeping this oil and gas issue at the top. i want to talk about something else today. what i want to talk about in regards to the hur report that came out, this is on the mind of a loft americans right now, i want to state the obvious. if you are not cognitively fit to stand trial or answer accusations against you, are you not fit to be president, commander in chief and head of state. and i think that we have to at this particular point, we have to start asking the hard questions, i'm glad to see. so press is starting to do that. i have been saying i

and affordable housing. affordable house is what we need and we need housing of all types here in san francisco. and then one of the key pieces and the key differences between these two measures is the fact that the competing measure from the board of supervisors actually allows them to maintain the ability to have hearings and continue to reject one hundred percent affordable housing projects that are code compliant. we're talking beginning projects that follow all of the local rules, all of the guidelines. those are not the projects we need to have and endless hearings which could result in unnecessary lawsuits that make it take longer and increases the overall cost of construction by really significant amount. >> thank you. same question to you, charlie. on you do you feel these caveats will impact the proposition and how do you envision it will actually result in the expedited construction of truly affordable housing? >> this housing for workers and families initiative will accelerate not only the permit

house here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. february 13, 2024. i hereby appoint the honorable celeste malloy to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 9, 2024, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with time equally allocated between the parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes, but in no event shall debate continue beyond 1:50 p.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. mr. joyce: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, as we speak the chinese communist party continues to imprison and detain more than one million eagers in western china. with as many as 100

the chastin estate in irkutsk, also known as the house of europe, is often called the lace house.den lace the house took on its name in 1907 under the last owner with the rare name apollos, apollos ivanovich shastin. but on the initiative of the french association for the conservation of world monuments, the house was included in the list of world protected heritage and was thereby saved from demolition and later restored. so now this is one of the obligatory points for a photo shoot, i was in irkutsk. there are many similar attractions in the city, but i guess you've already had enough. irkutsk, as the capital of the wooden nobility of russia, in these houses that we saw, you will agree, has its own charm, but this is, alas, a passing nature, and by god , once you have time to enjoy it, you would have the desire, money, and health for the trip, and this, unfortunately, does not always coincide, but for someone with all this three in one bottle in... .so don't wait for a roast rooster and hit the road, okay, happily, bye, your advisor dk. hello, on the first channel, the release o

those features that we can expect from an iranian house, this house has jalal's father's house , it has two rooms. according to the usage , they are built in two floors. haj agha's room, jalal's room and rouza's room are the most important rooms in the house. restorers try to recreate the details and decorations as they were originally. my job is to restore the wooden floor of jalal ala ahmad's father's house. and i thank you for your presence . now we are working on the external life. faces that face life. in which i face the life and the next, god willing, that part will be finished. this second life is the inner life, and my work is first broken or missing doors, the carpentry work begins . i would like to present to you that according to his original example, the developer of jalal's father's house plans to turn it into a cultural, tourism and art center after its reconstruction. due to the fact that this space has been used for cultural and artistic ritual, reception and tourism. well, we actually put the main base of this place on this issue, so that we can turn it into a gallery

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

the first step, the next step is for the house to bill the house the senate passed. >> former president trump seemed to suggest the other day he might want to see foreign aids be turned to loans and this package would that be a nonstarter? >> look, the house should pass our bill. it's been through the crucible of four months of negotiations and ups and downs. it passed the crucible on the republican side of almost a majority of republicans, rejecting the results of their punitive presidential candidate. we ought to stick with this bill. i mean, no one even knows how this loan program would work, you know, because donald trump says something off the cuff doesn't mean republicans should march in lock step to do it. >> and polls shows that voters president biden, the state of his memory, you deal with him a lot what is your personal information on that and what about your practical political concerns that he might not be able to get reelected. >> okay, on the first one, i talk to president biden you know, regularly, off, sometimes several times in a week, usually several times in a week. h

hand, people have little access to housing, that's why we have 70, 80, 100-meter housing. expensive meter people they can't provide it, so let's work, let's get a 25 -meter small-scale housing, so to speak, in the world, micro. apartments are famous, let's provide them and let them be available to the people. you see, the main reason is the economic reason. well, first of all, it depends on the individual because of various social issues, social horses and cultural reasons are completely against the 25-meter housing, but if we ignore the economic reason, you go to the market right now. housing, check the small scale apartments of this apartment. it is prepared , it is available to people in the world due to these features that it has 25 to 30% of the average the apartments in the city are more expensive, that is , this is due to economic reasons. the next point is that these small-scale apartments are the solution to the housing problem. it is brought up that it will make the housing situation in the country worse, why and how do you see it, because more than 70% of the de

therefore, in the updated housing code there will be a norm which will limit the number of houses wheren can be the chairman of the owners' association. there were proposals to set a limit of one house per person. but there are partnerships so small that they cannot afford to pay a decent salary to an entire chairman every month. he must raise somewhere else to reach an adequate amount of earnings. everything stated above concerns only the residential complexes of their analogues, which actually do not work or work with violations; those that properly perform their functions provide people with comfort allow them to expand the horizon of their communal paradise, no one will bother. on the contrary, government contractors are always ready to carry out utility work in high-rise buildings at reasonable prices, the residents of which have taken over the management of everyday processes. a... for the future, our legislators are building a system that will allow private companies to take over the organization of the maintenance and operation of residential buildings, and at the same time will

i went to see a new housing construction site in go up a month. tell me more about this house. how have you designed it? what's the data you've used to? so basically all the materials source to are off from the local area, there's loudly like right excited we just found an abundance in the city just then of course, in smaller quantities or the electric rubber and electric stone. whatever was brought from nearby or found on the site. so this how is if you see, does not use simmons, concrete odyssey c. as these are the mean with data for a lot of solutions. i think the solutions that i around us, but the dependency on sand will not stop unless there is a shift in up routine construction. because vision is needed. dean, the cruise is a va loan, go on architect. he stands for environment lead responsible architecture. he pleads for the use of used materials. yeah, so this is that to buy tickets to basically send in, you know, customers and the, the plastic paper and pointless compressed and it's a good installations, 89. so you have an example that you can actually use. we have som

women's houses - this is when a farm builds houses, takes out a preferential loan from a bank, buildsving, and we are talking on general general grounds, that is , any resident of the brest region, the city of brest or other regions of the republic of belarus can apply for a development block , that is, the person first in turn, we provide large families with plots for housing construction, then along the general queue, this is the first classic way, when... a person acquires a plot for housing construction, the second way is when, for some reason , a person was given a plot and he for 8 years he was unable to build a house there, or he left somewhere, or he did not have enough funds, or he changed his mind about building a house, by a court decision we confiscate these plots, and then the village executive committee disposes of them, also either putting them up for auction or provides a large family, also by decree, when there is empty housing, the same procedure there is not complicated, around the city we have decided by the executive committee of the settlements where we will auct

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

of housing. bijan khatibi, housing expert. which one do you choose between not having a house and having a 25-meter house? the reality is that we have to accept economic conditions now, small-scale housing is a good option for young people to start their lives. in the coming years, they hope that with the improvement of the economic conditions, they will gradually provide a bigger house for themselves. hadi abbasi, deputy of the ministry of roads and urban development. the government not only does not agree with the construction of small-scale housing, but also opposes the construction of such housing units. because not matching the needs of the family with the needs of the family will leave extensive social damage. the position of the ministry of roads and urban development in the field of affordable housing. according to article 31 of the constitution, it is the right of every person to have a suitable housing they know an iranian family. dr. mehdi sultan mohammaddi, housing expert. policy maki

essentially other housing providers. six of the units are under our agreement with home keys or sorry, 5 keys. three of the units are the units we leased to life learning academy and then we have another commercial leaseholder which is social vocational services. they are a private entity that provides housing to adults with developmental disabilities and so they essentially are providing both case management services and leasing-managing the housing circumstances for those individuals. so, coming back now to the advisory services provided by ti advisors, this language is directly from the thr & r to describe and plain eligibility requirements for the specific transition benefits available to the transitioning household. advise and assist the transitioning household evaluating the housing needs. identify special needs for that transitioning household. assisting each transitional household to complete applications for transition benefits and insure that no household will be required to move from a existing unit without an

white house insider telling axios these border crisis meetings under the biden white house they're not attended by agency chiefs or leaders. they're attended by deputies, congressman. how do you fix a problem with that. we've lost so much of national security and sovereignty with the open border and number within issue in the country and scrambling around and something the biden administration and actually takes seriously and looking for scape goads and border has to be controlled. people were afraid of what's coming and with all if you have indication. i'm urning my family, my con stitch junes, be ready for emergency. something big could happen and i think it's a matter of when not if. elizabeth: congressman babin of texas, thank you. still ahead, congressman de-especially ports of entry see toe and carl roth, new report top democrats ordering fellow democrats to stop talking about the president's age. it's "taboo but now senate democrats really worried he will lose because he's"too old. tonight in our second installment in our misleading america series, we take on dhs sec tourist may

well, so you understand, we are now suing for this house, and she says that this house belongs to herty capital, family capital, and i was committed to improving living conditions, i was allocated a million and something, i don’t remember exactly now, now we are going through litigation so that - they admit all seven. shareholders of this plot and house, this is the first, second, this house is unsuitable for living, a box with a roof without water, heating, electricity, sewerage, you can’t live in it, at least it’s not in disrepair, the roof won’t collapse there, well, she can’t there live, it's cold there, there he is it’s not heated, now, you know how svetlana lives now, i know, i came, i set up the heating for her, turned it on, she burned it, i came, i’m worried. i am very interested to see in what conditions svetlana lives. this half-rotten wooden staircase in the old entrance leads straight to the second floor of a dilapidated building, where the apartment of forty-eight-year-old svetlana mityugova is located. in the entire two-story building, the woman remained the only reside

i house today to vote for that ceasefire-— house today to vote for that ceasefire. ., ceasefire.ht honourable gentleman - ceasefire. i agree with the right honourable gentleman and i i ceasefire. i agree with the right| honourable gentleman and i ask ceasefire. i agree with the right i honourable gentleman and i ask him to vote for the labour amendment. i give way. i to vote for the labour amendment. i live wa . ., to vote for the labour amendment. i live wa . . ., ., give way. i am grateful to the shadow minister, _ give way. i am grateful to the shadow minister, and - give way. i am grateful to the shadow minister, and on i give way. i am grateful to the shadow minister, and on his i give way. i am grateful to the i shadow minister, and on his point about a matter of days elapsing and are no more days to elapse, the official opposition where he had just 16 days ago with their own opposition and they were discussing ministerial severance. why, i wonder, can be shadow minister tell me that they did not have the same priority for the people of gaza as they had for ministerial seve

that's what they should expect out of their house. out of the house of representatives. i think what's changed to your question is, so few people, i think, on the other side of the aisle, are willing to tell their leadership no. we have 20-plus members who are willing to sign a discharge petition for a path to citizenship for daca, that was six years ago. the environment's changed a little bit. so finding our republican colleagues who are committed to funding ukraine, committed to funding humanitarian aid. committed to funding our closest alley in israel -- ally in israel. to the extent they want to work with us. we are happy to find a way to work together with them. but that's the importance of the moment is to solve this national security prerogative. we'll figure out the method and manner to do that. mr. lieu: talk about the substance of what is happening. putin attacked crimea and he was victorious. he attacked again, he attacked georgia, and he was victorious. he then attacked again. if he is victorious in ukraine, he will attack again. and at that point it's going

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with the approval of the law on the jump in housing production, rural housing loans have also increased from 50 million to 100 million tomans. it was found that this loan reached 350 million tomans for 1402, which is 70 times the loan that was determined for the first time. alhamdulillah, this loan of 350,000 million was approved by the government board two weeks ago . the regulations were approved and notified. since the start of this project in 2004, about 2,200,000 rural housing units have been retrofitted. from the plot about 550,000 units were actually retrofitted from the reconstruction site due to unexpected incidents in the renovation villages, and the remaining 150,000 units were retrofitted by the owners themselves without using the special improvement or renovation plan. in the villages to 2 million 900 thousand. a mature unit that includes about half of the rural houses. we had 4,400,000 rural housing units in the year 2004 when the plan started, so you can imagine that 92 % of these houses are non-resistant and vulnerable. now, when the villages face earthquakes and floods

and not juste for this year, wl into 2025. >> save house members, house members, you have to decide toare you going to stand up for freedom where are you going to side with terror and tyranny? are you going to stand with ukraine or stand with vladimir putin?>> we stand with america or withr trump.fo >> laura: joining me now charlie hurt, an opinion writer. for -- and fox news contributor's, ari fleischer, we will get to ukraine haranguing in a moment but i want your thei boathouse successfully impeaching dhs secretary, alejandro mayorkas. >> well, it isyou we actually to the questions you were just asking because it shows the urgency of the house republicans attached t o securing the border. that is why he was impeached because he didn't secure the board. anhe failed to exercise what hes ha ws under the law and we have insecure border. it is not a surprise that theyi were able to come back.ld i guess it proves the old adage, if at first you don't succeed, try, try again.ra spoon steve scalise who is undergoing cancer treatment made his way back to washington to cast his vote.hem obviou