or german that is about house. after 100 years the ideals of the bond house are more relevant today than they were than the spot holes for 100 years ago about house reimagine the future. be there how we learn we landed in 2 kids house a anchor the boat house influence is everywhere guns oh ho setanta formulate a language of design that was universal when you got this as the honest thing. that everything has an ideal high it's an ideal size and that's what optimize its utility but not you know there was this kind of push to go wherever you are with your design everywhere when you're an artist. bauhaus is a legend the brilliance of the bauhaus school remains undiminished even today. even though its existence was short lived it continues to shape the world we live in. new approaches to education and training architecture painting dance and design were explored and developed here. when hitler seized power and forced the school to shut down its artists architects and visionaries emigrated fanning out and spreading the b

it's a kids house a i'm back the boat house influence is everywhere. set out to formulate a language of design that was universal. as i understood that everything has an ideal heights and ideal size and that's what optimize its utility but not you know if they want to. all of those to go wherever you are with your desire we were you are an artist. bauhaus is a legend the brilliance of the bauhaus school remains undiminished even today. even though its existence was short lived it continues to shape the world we live in. new approaches to education and training architecture painting dance and design were explored and developed here. when hitler seized power and forced the school to shut down its artists architects and visionaries emigrated fanning out and spreading the bauhaus doctrine around the world. so can we still feel the bow house effect today. serial production of everyday goods was a cornerstone of the val house vision a partnership between design and industry. at the furniture retailer ikea that vision seems to have become reality. if a mario

it increased nationwide the interest in historic preservation in old houses and the contents of old housesne of her early acquisitions was this little engraving -- i am not advancing after all of our conversations. there we go. sorry, wrong button. this 1840 engraving was acquired for the white house collection in 1961. the engraver entitled the piece "all creation going to the white house," because even in 1840, they were envisioning the public was attracted to the white house. at that period, it was attractive because people like andrew jackson were living in the building. --1961, acting kennedy gave gave a whole new level of attraction as a historic site and trying to the presidency and a museum of important american objects. following through her tour route, you see in the upper left-hand corner, the east room as she found it in 1961. not too much has changed from what theodore roosevelt had done to the room in 1902. the chandeliers, the tour shares, the cornices dated from 1902. you see that the mantles are white. they are red marble, but mrs. kennedy thought white was better, so she

, group housing, social housing, s.r.o.s.s needs to be a focus of discussion, as well. what are the standards to be used for ongoing construction of group housing? secondly, we really need a list of projects that are approved at the planning commission level, basically, a use it or lose it. they have a two-year period to start construction. two of those projects have been before the planning commission very recently. one of those is one oak, which is right next to 98 franklin, which you heard an hour or two hours ago. if they engaged in not constructing things, we need to know because you have it on your books as an approved couple hundred units. the second project looked to approve last week was 67 folsom street, which is at folsom and hawthorne. they've sat on their hands for three years, and they've asked for another three years. we need a real list of entitlements that planning commission pays attention to, and the public needs to find out what are the projects? it doesn't make a difference if you approve projects that ne

she picked that border that came out of the the peterson house, the house where president linda cohnied. it was put on the green flocked want, the victorian drapes and the cabinet down the middle of the room. it stayed this way until president george bush's administration. it was starting to wear out. he said i like this conference room idea, but i would rather have a private office in the private quarters where i can have more intimate meetings. that is how the room has remained since then in several iterations. you can see mrs. kept's room at the upper left, and the george w. bush version of the office. still using the big treaty table as his desk and the grant sofa underneath, a portrait of president grant between the windows. and the signing of the peace protocol that ended the spanish american war. president kennedy alluded in the full version of the tape the fact this they were not going to the west wipping. he did mention in the tape that he sat at the famous resolute desk. this was placed in the oval office by mrs. kennedy. it had been in the private quarters until that time,

now adequate housing may be a human right but cheap housing isn't at least that's one standard argument property developer christoph is of the view that having invested in berlin means he's entitled to reap the rewards and that he then has every right to reinvest these said rewards in building as many luxury apartments in the city as he can but as ordinary berliners are priced out of the property market should grow not be allowed to keep doing that our reporter chris and chris save us how to few questions for a. it's late but christophe groaners just calling it a day on this prelim building site the real estate tycoon is always busy but he's found time for a brief interview. he's one of the richest men in germany and he didn't inherit his money he made it himself his company is turning this high rise office building into luxury apartments. do you think gentrification is going to change berlin a lot it intervenes here won't. i think palin will retain its identity there's no law that says we have a right to live in beautiful old apartments with stucco on the ceiling for me is 6 euros a sq

little sold off huge chunks of public housing to private interests the dearth of affordable housing has only worsened since then berlin has become a battleground between renters real estate investors developers and politicians. tenants in but then off fighting for their rights in an unprecedented move they have founded an initiative demanding that some of the property owned by large real estate companies be nationalized. they gathered $77000.00 signatures for a referendum petition. the referendum question is based on article 15 of the german basic law it states that property may be transferred to public ownership for the purpose of socialization this article is never been invoked for in terms of history and basic law and also the market economy we see this is are really i think of all we call upon the city government and the federal government to put an immediate stop to the whole affair with. the campaign wants to see real estate companies that own over 3000 properties sell them to the city this would entail ownership of some 245000 rental apartments transferred to a public agency in r

but there is a fundamental right to housing going yes to housing but who says it has to be cheap and in the heart of the city in future affordable housing might be on the outskirts rather than downtown. tell us about the building we're in how did you find it before. and nobody was interested in it it's an old office building and was riddled with asbestos so we approached the local off artes and proposed turning it into apartments. the purchase price was 21000000 euros his company is investing a further 50000000 on transforming it ripping out the old offices installing a new facade and building all those luxury interiors. the building will have a generous 4 year and dormant of course the lower stories will sell for $5000.00 euros a square meter higher up twice that amount grown or sees him self as a pioneer a very high end construction projects in berlin. typo's and after 2008 everybody said stay away from berlin it's a nightmare you know so i headed to berlin and invested lots of money they said i was not fair. i invested come to cyclicality that have been proved right by 2012 at the

at the white house with mrs. john f.ennedy, created for the cbs television network. ♪ >> this is the white house as seen from the south lawn. johnhe next hour, mrs. f. kennedy invite you to visit. [applause] >> good evening, everybody. ok. what i would like to do for a few minutes is ring a little color to a black-and-white tv show. some color pictures of how the rooms looked when mrs. kennedy was doing it, and then pictures of how the rooms have changed since that time. i think mrs. kennedy would have been the first person to say to everyone that what she was doing was a first step, when she was ,sking people to donate things may be the best things were not offered at the time, but when you had nothing you took what was offered. there have been improvements and growth in the collection come and that is what she expected every first family to do, to contribute to the house, remaining a museum and growing and becoming more interesting to the public. you can see the white house, and a picture of mrs. kennedy during the tel

we know at this point, the virus is in the white house. it's inside the white house. it's in the perimeter. it's a contagious virus. people are in the vulnerable age groups. they should be wearing a mask. i think it's really good that these three doctors are quarantining themselves. i think it sets a good example and reminds people what you have to do and what significant numbers of people will have to do as we start to do significant contact tracing. these conversations about masks, no masks, the testing, i think some of this is going to seem, in a few weeks, wolf, trivial, kind of like when we first started talking about people should be physically distancing outside. people were really reluctant and a couple weeks later it became obviously the norman peop, and understood it. if you wear a mask, it will decrease the likelihood you will spread the virus. weep know that vir we know the virus is in the white house now. we don't have a vaccine. we don't have an effective therapeutic. so we need to do what we know to do as best as we can do it. and wearing a mask is part

the clerk: house calendar number 80. house resolution 981. resolved, that upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to take from the speaker's table the bill h.r. 6172, to amend the foreign intelligence surveillance act of 19878 to prohibit the production of certain business records, and for other purposes. with the senate amendments thereto and to consider in the house without intervention of any point of order a single motion offered by the chair of the committee on the judiciary or his designee that the house concur in the senate amendments. the senate amendments and the motion shall be considered as read. the motion shall be debatable for one hour equally divided among and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on the judiciary and the chair and ranking minority member on the permanent select committee on intelligence. the previous question shall be considered as ordered on the motion to its adoption, without intervening motion or demand or demand for division of the question. section 3, notwithst

housing laws. that is my commitment. in addition related to my role at omb i lead a resource management organization. to that end it was my job that taxpayer money was spent efficiently and economically with the oversight role of the government. i'm proud of the work that i did so thank you for that opportunity to respond. >> mr. miller i appreciate your conversation with me earlier. i wish it was in person but we've been doing these long-distance. i think it's important not only are you in a position of a criminal nature but to make sure they run as efficiently as possible that congress set out in the first place. part of that is immediate feedback members of congress get that and senator menendez was talking about if you take a phone call from the white house do you take it from a member of the senate is looking at ways to make things better or if certain parts were offered the way they were supposed to? do take that phone call from a member of the senate what do you do to make it so we can parti

of 3, 2019, of the following individual on the mart of the house -- part of the house to the house informationechnology advisory committee. the clerk: dr. steven 3, 2019, following individual on the lan palo aalto, california. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment section to 201-b of the national religious freedom act of 1998, 22 u.s.c. 6431 and the order of the house of january 3, 2019 of the following individual on the part of the house to the commission on international religious freedom for a term ending may 14, 2022. the clerk: mr. nerny turningle, alexandria v, doctor tenson dorgy. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the who is the following communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker house of representatives, madam, ursuant to 43 u.s.c. 300 j.-12 i appoint this member effect yea may 22, 2020, dr. jim jurgis of national vi,town tfpblet signed, sincerely, kevin mccarthy, republican leader. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives m

kaitlan collins joins me now live from the white house. and we're already beginning to see changes at the white house today. what are you learning about the vice president's call with governors? >> reporter: so this is the only thing on the vice president's schedule today, of course after his office said he was not going to be quarantining and still here at work today. but typically the calls are done in a conference room and the other members of the force come with him including dr. birx, several of those that you pointed out are quarantining after coming into contact with his press secretary but today we're told that the vice president was on the call via video, he was in a separate room, dr. birx was on the call but also in a room bry herself as well and while a few staffers came in during the calls into the rooms, we're told they were not hanging out in there. they were wearing masks, the people that you saw entering the room. though the vice president wasn't. but dr. birx was wearing a mask. so it is notable. they are separating them

>> if his were subpoenas from the house and senate, a massive number of them going to the white house, there certainly would the at a certain point where it would effect the ability of the white house to function. there's no doubt about that. but the subpoenas are 23 private businesses. >> justice thomas, any further clustering -- further questioning? >> yes. at some point, there is a straw that breaks the camels back. it seems as though you are saying we should look at these in isolation as opposed to in the aggregate. why wouldn't we look at all of look at whether at some point it debilitate the president? . if there are a massive number of subpoenas from the house and the senate through the white house can come in and say we can do >> it -- why was he limited to the house and senate? it could be every grand jury, every prosecutor, the concern we had in the clinton cases that at some .1 could be manageable but 100 could be impossible. >> your honor is right and therefore if they were on top of numerous others around the united states you could look at that but our subpoenas are to p

where we need to look is with regards to permanent supportive housing, affordable housing targeted toerans, and other key resources that veterans will need to stabilize in the wake of an economic crisis. one thing we know about this group of veterans is, because they tend to be so disconnected from the v.a. system, they often are homeless for longer, have more severe health conditions, and are facing many more barriers to stable housing. to the extent we can look at eliminating some of those barriers moving forward, the hud bash or other programs, i think that would be crucial to recovery. rep. pappas: thanks. i was speaking with the director of my v.a. in manchester, new hampshire, who highlighted food insecurity continues to be a top concern among our veteran population and homeless vets, particularly the need to get to the store or to get access to food and supplies. are you seeing this with your partners across the country? ms. monet: what we have seen his innovative community efforts to serve those veterans. transportation can be a big challenge and a lot of communities, especial

, which will require the house to act again. i expect that to be considered on the 27th. i also expect conversations to continue on additional legislation addressing the covid-19 pandemic. the house could vote on covid-19 related bills on may 27 and may 28. i am pleased that the house has adopted a resolution to allow the committees to work remotely. i look forward to getting runnings on critical legislation. clearly, the house has -- as it moves forwards, needs product. i know that the water bill is also a bill that we are looking at and moving forward. the national defense authorization act is a bill that we want to see marked up. i talked to mr. smith tonight, so hopefully we will be moving ahead, getting product, and we will be considering that. we have adopted some rules not only for committees but for the floor that will facilitate, elevate working on legislation but also the safety of our members and staff. as the gentleman knows, we have a number of must-pass bills that i just mentioned. i did not mention the service tra

breaking news from the white house this hour.esident mike pence will work remotely for now as a precaution after his press aide tested positive for coronavirus. the white house stresses pence is following the guidance of medical personnel. he continues to test negative. this will likely be for a short time. we have more coming up on that on "kasie d.c." >>> by tomorrow, more than 408 states will have partially reopened after weeks of restrictions. as governors push ahead with their recovery plans despite health experts warning the risk of a second wave is real and the threat is far from over. >> it is a risk no matter what we do. it is a risk if we don't do anything. it is a risk if we do this. we wish we were going down. we are not. we have been hit in ohio just like other states have been hit economically. so we have got to try to do two thing at once. >> you know i have not been counting on the white house because there have been too many situations where they made promises and not delivered. we are going it alone as the white

house number is now pursuant to section 7-b of house 891, the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. on friday, may 8, 2020. complete relief to u.s. organizations that have pursued grants here. i think in a system with a limited government and a constitution that includes the bill of rights, i think there is a certain question about the extent to which the u.s. government can go beyond what it is authorized to do in the

house returns at noon eastern today. members are scheduled to consider an extension of some foreign s of the intelligence surveillance act known as fisa. those provisions expire at the end of this month without action.ional today's measure makes some changes to the veils program program and llance continues it until december 1 of 2023. also in the house today, anctions against chinese official who take part in abuses against chinese ethnic inorities, including muslim uighurs. and today marks the first time the house is to use floor voting by proxy. can designate someone else to vote for them. republicans have filed suit in stop that from happening. we'll see if it goes forward as planned. way, is vote, by the expected at around 1:00 eastern. you can watch it live right here on c-span. >> semper fi. >> today, watch live coverage of x's aunch of space commercial crew test flight. marking the first launch of american soil and spacecraft since 2011. coverage of the dragon launch begins at 12:15 p.m. on c-span2 with liftoff a

lowenthal, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that lowenthal will vote yea on house resolution 981. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. price of north carolina, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. price will vote yea on the resolution. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. bera pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. bera will vote yea on the resolution. as the member designated by mr. ruiz, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. ruiz will vote yea on the resolution. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by ms. lofgren, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the ouse that ms. lofgren will vote nay. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom missouri seek recogniti

white house. now the senate considers an appointment to the office that will be responsible for, among other things, investigating the trump administration, exactly what you criticized. even if i did not have concerns about your independence i still , have concerns about how this administration treats i.g.'s that simply do their job. here's a recent example from friday. the president, after unfairly smearing her, removed christi grimm, the acting i.g. who identified shortages and testing equipment and ppe. mr. miller, you can establish your independence right now in front of this hearing. can you tell this committee that it was wrong for the president of the united states to remove ms. grimm for doing her job and holding the administration accountable? mr. miller: senator, first of all, i'd like to say, i wrote an article defending the independence of inspectors general. i'm always concerned that inspectors general remain independent from any influence, whether it be from the executive or the legi

chu pursuant to house resolution 965, i nform the house that ms. chu will be voting yea on h.r. 6782. the speaker pro tempore: have all members voted? does any member wish to change their vote? the speaker pro tempore: thank you. the yeas are 269. he nays are 187. 2/3 of those not responding in the affirmative, the rules are not suspended, and the bill is not passed. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings will resume on the motions to suspend the les and pass h.r. 7010, as amended, on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the question is on the motion to suspend the rules and pass h.r. amended. members will record their votes y electronic device. the clerk will report the bill. the clerk: h.r. 7010. a bill to amend the small business act and the cares act to modify certain provisions related to the forgiveness of loans under the paycheck protection program, to allow recipients of loan forgiveness under the paycheck protection program to defer payroll taxes nd for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: this wi

on the clerk of the house, house recording studios, and the house information resource's ability to execute and support the dramatic process changes. i have confidence in the clerk, cao and the professionals on their teams. however, it is unfair to them and puts the institution at risk by not first listening to them. mitigating risks and testing the process extensively. these steps have been skipped. to that point, i submit today a letter for the record to you, mr. chairman, outlining an important technical questions and concerns that must be addressed before the official virtual proceedings are conducted. >> without objection. >> the house is on the receiving end of $1.6 billion unauthorized scams, probes, and malicious attempted network connections per month. after broadcasting to the world our ene. intention to allow members to delegate votes via e-mail and moving committee 5:00 ittist to virtual platforms, i would expect that number to increase. i want to be clear, i'm not opposed to exploring and leader hoyer and everyone on the task force is not opposed to adopting reforms. yo

the democratic house is still not back in wash. their constitutional duty stations are still unmanned, but democrats cannot stop salivating -- salivating over the possibilities for partisan gain. former vice president biden says he sees this tragedy as, quote, an incredible opportunity to fundamentally transform the country. biden said an incredible opportunity to fundamentally transform the country. speaker pelosi said, i see everything as an opportunity. the cochair of the congressional progressive caucus has said, quote, for me the leverage is that there is enormous suffering. the leverage is that there is enormous suffering. 80,000 americans have died, more than 20 million have lost their jobs. i call that a crisis. they call it leverage. this week the speaker published an 1,800 page seasonal catalog of left-wing odd itties and called it a coronavirus relief bill. so here we go again. here we go again. it includes a massive tax code give away to high earners in blue states. working families are struggling to put food on the tab

house asked for? >> kate, i find it very concerning. you don't want to get into a situation where public health and public health science is set up as the enemy of restarting the economy. you know, clearly people are suffering. everyone wants to get back to work. but you need to do it in a way that's safe, that protects workers in the community. if you don't do that, front line essential workers, those who have been getting hit hardest to date, they're going to feel the brunt of this in a big way. as we've talked before, black and latino workers, they're getting hit very, very hard. >> absolutely. this is also what we', what we' play out, is how the cdc has been sidelined really since the beginning of this pandemic. you especially understand the importance of the cdc in such a crisis. i want to play some video from 11 years ago to the day as acting cdc director, you were front and center because of the hours you spent briefing the public. now as you heard from nick valencia, cnn reporting, the white h

blumenauer, resolution house 965, i inform the house that mr. blumenauer votes no on the resolution. as a member designated by mr. lowenthal, pursuant to house 965, i inform the house that mr. lowenthal will the motion. as a member designated by mr. lieu, pursuant to house 965, i inform the ouse that mr. lieu will vote yes on the motion. as a representative by ms. lugs pursuant to house 96 -- resolution 965, ms. moore will vote yes. a member designated by mr. foster, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the foster will vote yes on the motion. as a member designated by mr. ohen, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that will cohen will vote yea on the motion. designated by mr. veasey, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the mr. veasey will vote yea on the motion. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman maryland rise? mr. raskin: madam speaker, as designated by ms. bonamici, pursuant to house esolution 965, i inform the house that ms. bonamici will vote yea on the motion. s a member designated by m

about house ai back the boat house influence is everywhere. set out to formulate a language of design that was universal. as the understanding is that everything has an ideal heights and ideal size and that's what up to my eyes is its utility in nothing congress. no there was this kind of push to go wherever you are with your design everywhere where you are an artist. bauhaus is a legend the brilliance of the bauhaus school remains undiminished even today. even though its existence was short lived it continues to shape the world we live in. new approaches to education and training architecture painting dance and design were explored and developed here. when hitler seized power and forced the school to shut down its artists architects and visionaries emigrated fanning out and spreading the bauhaus doctrine around the world. so can we still feel the bow house effect today. serial production of everyday goods was a cornerstone of that the outhouse vision a partnership between design and industry. at the furniture retailer ikea that vision seems t

the white house.ccording to officials, he was annoyed to learn that ms. miller tested positive. he was really annoyed. as soon as he found out, he sent her an irritable arrangement. trump is reportedly also worried that aides contracting coronavirus would undercut his message that the outbreak is waning and states should begin reopening. can you imagine that attitude from a fire chief? "hey, knock off the screaming. you being on fire is really undercutting my message that you're not on fire. so, stop, drop and shut up." what are you going doing back here? ( laughter ) here. you're doing a great job. you're doing a great job. you're just so -- thank you. i'm really grateful. just try to keep it down while you're rustling him. please. no, we're not going back. this is it. this is in. trump is obsessed that this virus is going to cost him the election. aides describe him as glum and shell-shocked by his declining popularity. "glum and shell-shocked." also the name of lindsay graham and mitch mcconnell's

whether there should be kind of a federal guidance for houses of worship. it just a couple of days before the president made that announcement on friday, we and others reported that the white house was saying there was going to be no plans for any federal guidance in part because they did not want to give the impression that they were adding more regulations to whatever was going on at the state and local level to what houses of worship have to do to figure out how to reopen. for reasonsersed that are not completely clear, said whatesident also your listeners heard. he does not have the authority to override governors on that kind of thing, but he is speaking for a minority, but a passionate and engaged minority of americans who feel disrespected. he is focusing their on the issue of being essential, the status of houses of worship. i have seen that in my reporting throughout this for again a minority but a pretty engaged minority who feel what is being whatis a continuation of they see as a diminishing of religion in the country. to hear him say churches a

does anyone outside the white house and your acolytes believe that? i doubt it. i yield the floor. >> mr. president countless times they stir up stepped up to serve our country during the covered pants, 19 pandemic their actions are amazing and they save lives i would prefer to name individuals in their particular circumstances because of the tens of thousands and even hundreds of thousands of people have participated i'm going to

. >> it is in the white house, the white house could be a hot spot, we don't know yet. but that's two people in a confined area, one has to assume what we know about the virus that more are infected. it has two important implications. the first is, of course, the confidence index. the american public in polling is showing that it is not ready to come out, it doesn't have confidence in how the federal government will protect them. the fact that the white house can't protect itself is just -- just goes to that sort of competence challenge that i think the white house has. i want to raise a different point from the crisis management perspective, we think a lot about what is called continuity of operation, continuity of government. it is to ensure your leadership is protected during a crisis. it is the designated survivors of the state of the union. the fact that the white house views it as sort of machismo to continue to work, that they're work for the american people, no, in fact, crisis management envisions you want to protect your leadership so that they can lead us thr

joining me now from the white house is nbc news white house correspondent kelly o'donnell.ly, this story seems to have been shifting very quickly over the last couple of hours and here just in a few minutes ago we got this new statement from the vice-president's office. what do we know about whether the vice-president is going to be there, what kind of contact he had with the aide who had coronavirus, and how he's handling himself as compared to those health officials that are going to go so far as to appear via video conference at that hearing on tuesday? >> reporter: well, kasie, good to be with you and happy mother's day. the vice-president is keeping quiet over the weekend. nothing on his schedule. he was cleared to a extend a national security meeting held here saturday night, but he chose not to participate then. so keeping a quiet weekend, but no restrictions on his schedule based on the white house physician. and so his coming week, his schedule will not be affected by that, meaning no isolation, not in quarantine. but out of caution, kept a lower profile, laid low

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we do not have enough affordable housing and enough housing period. so for people to call in now, i want to ask you where were you when we were fighting for a navigation center? where were you when we were fighting for more housing all across san francisco neighborhoods? and not just the east side of the city where so much poverty is concentrated because we totally ignored building any supportive housing on the west side where supervisor fewer and mar are. so i want to applaud that for taking steps to try to figure out how we have people unhoused right now to have a safe sleeping spot during this pandemic. and i urge supervisor mar and fewer and all of the supervisors on the west side of the city to figure out how to build more affordable housing in the city. because it's not enough to just build it in soma and the mission. we need more sites and more permanent housing and we need it now. so for everybody who is using dehumanizing language, shame on you. do something about the problem. that's all. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. gain, this is p

there is no public purpose in demolishing the house and replacing it or a house on a conveyed ruple housend replacing on a larger house. the code should treat them all consistently and treat them with the conditional use hearing. i can say this for several reasons. the standard for granting the c .u. is for dr. the scope of issues the commission can act on is broader. dr is not an adequate solution or same opportunities for bringing in public benefits. i support to planning department's grandfather statement of january 11th. i ask it be approved quickly. thank you very much. >> two minutes. >> good afternoon. i hope everyone is okay. this is georgia. i continue to support the change to 317 for the affordable. as i stated at the planning commission hearing at the 23rd of april. my comments were included in the staff report. people can get any kind of appray sal they want. that is the sticking point with this loopholing to get a demolition. the advantage of closing the loophole besides stopping demolitions in the rh-1 and rh-1 d you have the potential. if it is before the commission and the

in the nixon case, if there had vote by theachment house committee followed by a vote in the house of representatives with all of the debate and then subsequent action in the senate as there was in the clinton case, it would have been an atmosphere in the united states that would have precluded the congress and my white house from trying to solve the basic problems we had at home or internationally with the cold war. so you are as comfortable as we sit here with the decision as you work 25 years ago and spoken to the television cameras and granted the pardon? : i feel myident ford conviction i did the right thing to the country -- for the country. i am glad to see the recent polls have indicated that more todayre people in america are agreeing with me than they did 25 years ago. >> that is the benefit of history. thank you for sitting down with me to discuss this historic event. former president ford: thank you very much. >> so after watching that video and after reading this chapter, ?id that change in the minds did you change your mind about whether the granting of the pardon really

we do not have enough affordable housing and enough housing period. so for people to call in now, i want to ask you where were you when we were fighting for a navigation center? where were you when we were fighting for more housing all across san francisco neighborhoods? and not just the east side of the city where so much poverty is concentrated because we totally ignored building any supportive housing on the west side where supervisor fewer and mar are. so i want to applaud that for taking steps to try to figure out how we have people unhoused right now to have a safe sleeping spot during this pandemic. and i urge supervisor mar and fewer and all of the supervisors on the west side of the city to figure out how to build more affordable housing in the city. because it's not enough to just build it in soma and the mission. we need more sites and more permanent housing and we need it now. so for everybody who is using dehumanizing language, shame on you. do something about the problem. that's all. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. gain, this is p

based upon the fact there's new infection at the white house and the fact that the white house wasn't able to even protect the president and vice president trump. doesn't instill confidence that they're ready or willing to take necessary steps to protect us. >> indeed. good to see you, thanks so much. >>> now over the weekend south korea reported its biggest single day jump in coronavirus cases since early april. the spike believed to be linked to seoul nightclub scene. with the president warning of a second wave. cnn is live for us in seoul. good to see you. south korea widely praised for the handling of the virus. how concerned about this up tick? >> well they're very concerned. the seoul city mayor gave a briefing saying that if seoul falls the country falls. the next two to three days the that's critical to try and contain the tout break. what it started from a 29 year-old man on may 2 went to a number of clubs in the area in seoul. and since then we have seen from officials that 85 more people have tested positive. related to that one particular case. asking people from about a t

the house oversight committee is looking into complaints from former white house volunteers jared kushner played favorites in distributing scarce protective gear as the crisis was building. >>> president trump will be meeting with iowa's governor just later this afternoon as meatpacking plants, nursing homes and prisons in rural areas become the new hot spots for states unable to slow the spread of the virus. >>> and this morning secretary of state mike pompeo accused china of a cover-up that caused the death of hundreds of thousand u.s. thousands of people around the world. joining me now, kristen welker, white house correspondent peter baker, the senior scholar at johns hopkins health and security and leon panetta at the pentagon and cia. kristen, president trump backing down under pressure for the talk he was going to dismantle the white house task force. the task force that included all of those health care officials, now saying also that more lives will be lost with the reopening, but that is what we're going to have to deal with, the price we're paying i guess for reopening, for ret

you say the full house needs to authorize the subpoenas, the house argues that resolution 507 did so. what is your response to that? ofif you look at the terms a7, it as a rubber stamp and blank check. it purports to authorize anything and everything that has or will be done by the committee. it falls short of the need resolution in ramallah and watkins which at least describes general purposes, general legislative topics. here we are talking about the president. i know three committee chairman understood what they were doing. i don't think 218 members of the house have understood that they understand the gravity of the constitutional question they are teeing up. the court requires a clear statement from congress on separate debts on separation of powers and we say the same thing here. that's in the narrowest way to dispose of this case. >> second question, history in practice matter in separation of power cases, as you know. justice ginsburg earlier cited precedent from watergate and whitewater as did justice breyer. dealt with legislative subpoenas. can you respond to those points a