bodies such as the ministry of roads and urban development, the ministry of agriculture, the housing foundation, etc. with these conditions, the end of the work is issued or the order to prepare the map as before. he arranged it, but now we can also prepare a plan for the parliament with the order of the map . we are having meetings with the ministry of interior and the municipalities. you say that one item you have will be very helpful for pre-sales, for cooperative construction, and those who provide several documents for problems. i have already said that these are among those regulations that have a 6-month deadline, which we hold our joint meetings. we will present the finalized draft to the honorable legal deputy of the judiciary for review, maybe here for the people the question arises, all these changes, regulations and systems, and i don't know the change of the document and i don't know , what can it mean for the people in terms of the real estate document that they have to refer to so many different places, for example, change the body or methods. you are writing new regulations. you

such as the ministry of roads and urban development, the ministry of jahad agriculture, the housing foundation, and these are in fact having joint meetings. let's put it, especially regarding those cases where the termination of work was not issued, and in this law there are conditions, the termination of the work will be issued with these conditions, and the order to prepare the map, which before should definitely lead to the completion of the work, so that the parliament can be prepared , but now it is also with the order of the map. we can prepare the meeting plan for the meetings with the ministry of interior municipalities are doing something that you mentioned can be very helpful . i will give some documents to pre-sales and cooperative construction. i have had a lot of problems. we are holding our joint meetings , we will present the finalized draft for review by the honorable legal deputy of the judiciary, maybe people will have a question here, all these changes, rules and systems, and i don't know what to change the document, and i don't know what to refer to different places. anothe

people, look now, your question was also about the government agencies of the housing foundation, i don't know , the ministry of agricultural jihad, the deputy of rural deprived areas , such as these are mentioned. dehiar and a team as the council of ten now there are three people, five people, the whole wealth of the village in the field of government bureaucracy is that villager . we must return the village to the village as a productive society, a people-centered society, and the youth of the village there. let's put the average age of our farmers in the last 40 years , from about 30 years old to about 60 years old, that is, the average age of our farmers today is 60. at that time, agriculture will take off in this country , it will be knowledge-based, this agriculture will be productive , it will be export-oriented, we must rejuvenate the rural society and the farmers, and this will not happen unless we establish the originality of the rural society, first of all , before production. let us recognize the originality of the rural community before the land, water and agriculture . we sh

mainly the government agencies of the housing foundation. i don't know. the ministry of jahad, the ministry of agriculture, the deputy of rural disadvantaged areas , etc. why don't we put the village in the hands of the villagers? the village has one villager from the entire government bureaucracy. we have one person in the village the name of the villager and a team as the council , now there are three people, five people, the whole situation of the village in the field of government bureaucracy is the same . it is limited to the fact that the projects of the rural leader , the road, and for example now the ambulance and health care, etc., we must return the village to the village as a productive society, a people-centered society, and place the village youth in that center . the average of our farmers in the last 40 years has reached from around 30 years to now about 60 years means that our average farmer today is 60 years old, then agriculture will take off in this country , this agriculture will be knowledge-based, it will be productive , it will be e

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charles king, president of the daisy bates house museum foundation board. >> [ applause ] >> to mr.er, our host, the honorable hakeem jeffries, a leader amongst leaders. the arkansas delegation, governor sanders, and a special shout out to one who we african americans in arkansas refer to respectfully as our fifth congressman, congressman danny davis. a native of parkdale, arkansas. >> [ applause ] langston hughes, the epic american poet, wrote in 1923, i too sing america, when african-americans were not to be seen, when african americans were not to be heard, when african- americans were not recognized, and certainly not respected, especially in the south. however, he wanted the world to know that he or we too sing america. in many ways, he was a prelude to mrs. daisy bates. in his song of america, you see, at the age of three, america through three angry white racists, raped, killed, and threw her mother in a lake and were never held responsible. america, through racism, ran her father away from the paper mill job he held leaving her with neighbors to be raised without either a mo

, and you say it's at the foundation level, but your houseording to this data, it is completely built, it may not yet be arranged inside, it is obvious that, but it has already been completely erected, all floors have been erected, the roof is covered, that is, well, that is, it is definitely not a foundation, or to be honest, oleksandr besonov is not very good at it, or he really well, very lucky, and the developer just forgot about... you another zero to the cost of the apartment. besonov's wife is also very lucky. in 2019, she managed to buy a bentley continental for uah 100,000. and it is at least eight times cheaper than the market value. why such a cost? because its technical and external condition did not match the higher cost. the supreme council of justice could not make a positive decision. regarding oleksandr besonov and asked him for additional confirmation of the truth of his words. by this time, a break has been announced. and for today i have everything. it was judicial control and i, tatyana shustrova. if you know the facts of

excavation late 60s have documented the presence of construction examples of suchee houses have been reproduced here. the foundation stones and stone like seller of the alden house hints at what the actual house look like. over 1000 and nails and over 150 window glass fragments were excavated. the large number of nails suggest a p substantial wooden house. perhaps a wooden floor over the western seller. works became available in plymouth colony after the 1640s in. bricks and brick at fragments from the alden site indicate a house that evolved in materials became available. hundreds of glass fragments have led teens and the placement of homes windows several on each floor will bits of plaster suggest whitewashed interior walls. no motion plymouth colonyy homes the main room is is wonderful similar about 16 feet by about 20 -- 22 feet. in the house we found. that's what leads to many of us to think they're still more to be found at the site. the house model seen here is a conjectural recreation based on current information for the house is possibly a rectangular half story and have structure with cables, walls of woo

foundation stage, i am... i go in, i look at your complex from a bird's eye view, as of the date you purchased this house, and t the foundation level, but your house, according to of these data, it is fully built, it may not yet be arranged inside, it is obvious that, but it is already completely erected, all floors are covered, there is a roof, that is, well, that is, it is definitely not a foundation, or to be honest, oleksandr besonov is not very lucky... or he was really very lucky, and the developer simply forgot to add another zero to the cost of the apartment. besonov's wife is also very lucky. in 2019, she managed to buy a bentley continental for uah 100,000. and it is at least eight times cheaper than the market value. why such a cost? because, because its technical and external condition did not meet higher. the supreme council of justice was unable to make a positive decision regarding oleksandr besonov and requested additional confirmation from him the truth of his words. by this time, a break has been announced. and for today i have everything, it was judicial control and i, tetyana shustrova. if

in kingston had documented the presence of thect construction examples in such houses have been reproduced. the foundation stones and stone line seller of the ogden house only hit at what the actual house might have looked like more than 900 pounds of bricks, over thousand males and more than 115 window glass fragments were excavated a large number of nail suggests a substantial woodenen house and a wooden flor over the western seller bricks became available plymouth colony after the 1640s bricks and brick fragments from the site indicated house that evolved and materials became available. hundreds of glass fragments hinted at the number and placement of the homes windows several on each floor while bits of plaster suggest its weight washed interior walls, most plymouth colony homes the one that is still standing the main room is the wonderful similar ratio of 16 feet by 20 twomac 2, that doesn't really fit with a long gated shape of the house that he found that what leads many of us to be found at the site, the house model seen here is a recreation based upon current information the house is possibly rec

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house came down the river, hit their house, and that was the last straw that pushed their house off its foundation. it had about 10 feet of water. it was up to the second floor. when the roof hit it, it started going down the river. it got caught on a tree and started coming apart and wheeled a jump. we didn't want the house to collapse on her and when she jumped i tried to get to her from the canoe i was in but again i couldn't control it in the water so i just figured the only chance i had left was to jump in and swim to her. >> sandra: that is incredible and obviously you knew how dangerous that was. but this is something you felt you had to do. this was pretty much her only choice of survival at that point. how did she react to this and how did you ultimately get her to safety? >> i swim out to her. it was very fast 150-yard section of water and there was nothing we could do. a riptide it, just write it out. and we went to a little bit of a slower section and that is where i swim toward the shore and only had to swim about ten or 15 yards to get out of the fast current and then the remaining 3

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and some maga republican house members and the heritage nation -- the heritage foundation rejected it. the speech was about how authoritarianist co-opt the military. i believe this is important that military officers understand history and particularly international history. and the speech was postponed. in light of those objections. what we are seeing is chilling. and the fact that we are seeing it now and anticipation -- in anticipation of a possible victory by donald trump should scare the living daylights out of anybody who believes in free speech and democracy. host: coming up at 9:00 a.m., plenty of calls. brian -- we will start with michelle, california on the harris-walz line. caller: how are you this morning? guest: very well. caller: thank you you c-span for taking my call. what i wanted to point out because you know, all through this election cycle we have heard kamala did not do this and she was a part of this. but what i want you to point out to the american people is how the government works. because, you know, trump inherited an economy from president obama. ok? he took

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another sign of a shaky foundation for housing and what the options market says about capri now that the tapestry deal is a no-go coming to you live, on the desk tonight, we start off with nvidia's record run. the ai darling stock ending the day just short of all-time highs, up more than 16% this month. the chipmaker briefly topping apple in market cap. the world's two most valuable companies neck in neck ahead of the week most stocks gearing up to deliver results. alphabet, microsoft, meta, amazon and apple on deck will next week be the moment of truth for big tech and the ai trade? i guess people will say, you know, what are they going to spend, and is it going to prove that nvidia's market cap, pe is worth it, tim? >> well, that is the question, and i think we've talked about a lighter capex load might actually be something to rally the mega caps on i think at times, especially we know with meta that the year of efficiency led to a lot of gains, people have been concerned. i think with google, who is going to report on tuesday, there's a dynamic that i think there is some need to

eighties, now builders from the irkutsk region are changing the roofs in the houses, the roof was removed almost to foundations. in a few months , the roofs on the neighboring makarinka street were put in order. people will spend this winter without leaks. a large-scale construction project in antratsy is being completed, contractors from ulyanovsk have replaced heating networks in almost the entire city. we have had an inspection of all boiler equipment, pumps, power equipment, checked meters, gas, electric. now the termination and feeding of heating mains is underway. the restoration of public utility infrastructure has been continuously ongoing throughout donbass and novorossiya for 2 years. thousands of apartment buildings have already been put in order houses, over 700 schools were repaired and rebuilt. according to valentina matvienko, this work can without exaggeration be called an all-russian construction project, in which almost all regions participate. the chairperson of the federation council noted that such patronage is a wonderful modern embodiment of the centuries-old history of the russian tradi

you have entire areas on the coast that houses and businesses are washed off their foundation. it is going to take a long time to recover from this. before congress left washington last week, last wednesday, we provided over 20 million additional dollars to fema to ensure that they have the necessary resources to respond to the storm that was imminent at that time. the white house and its team, biden and harris and secretary mayorkas have failed in that response. we have people in north carolina even as you and i are recording this who are in desperate situations. people still stuck in their homes. and the idea that assistance has not been provided is a very difficult thing for people to accept. i hope they get that straight immediately. members of congress are working with constituents trying to do everything possible within our means. and as soon as the state can properly assess and calculate damages, of course congress will act to provide additional disaster funding. it will take us 30 days or more probably. this is a big one. >> so it's not so much a funding problem for fem

they're not fixed to the ground like a traditional house is with its foundation.ause they are often populated by people who don't have as much money and are somewhat at the fringe of our society, they're placed in places that are just not as safe, and they tend to flood more, and they're often more polluted, and that's what we saw here. couple that, all of those factors, with the enormous amount of rain that fell on the state. as we reported, they got almost a month's worth of rain in just over a day or so here. you put all of those factors together and these communities are the ones that flooded the most, and we saw several examples of that right where we're standing here. communities that didn't have the wind rip their roofs off, which is traditionally what happens in storms like this, but water that fell to the ground and flooded upwards and damaged their homes. amna: that's our william brangham reporting tonight from lakeland, florida. william, thank you to you and the team. william: thanks, amna. geoff: for a closer look at the federal response to hurricanes

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the river here was compromised and they're with casket after casket going down that house came right off the foundation without making a sound down the river or went a trailer came down i didn't actually see it, but i heard there were people when they could not get out you sound a little traumatized by all of it. >> i think we probably all are traumatized. it's it's it doesn't seem real. >> their house a bit higher than others survived. their neighbors. >> missile lucky so what i'm standing on is what's left of the driveway of the mirzo, his home. the road that went along here was down here. it is completely gone that empty lot across the river that was their neighbors that was there house that stood there before you could see those cement abutments along the riverbanks across it is gone, but those people were able to get across to the marisa's home before the flood completely took their home cadaver dogs. >> now, sweeping this area of the river, hope of finding anyone alive faded a catastrophe beyond belief. i mean, i'm sure they've seen katrina and sandy and this is on a par with those. if not worse

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in history. as the days turn into a relentless passage of violence, the foundations of israel began to crumble like a fragile housen april 9, 2024 in haarats that hamas had succeeded in his objective of obtaining the release of as many palestinians held in israeli prisons as possible and of reasserting themselves as a forced to be reckoned with. الاسرائيلي كان في حاله عدم الاستعداد لمثل هذا الهجوم وهذا ليس فقط لغياب معلومات استخباراتيه في الساعات الاخيره قبل الهجوم نتحدث هنا عن استهتار واستخفاف في تخمين قدرات حماس ده شرطه واحد operation allo flood, fierse battle aimed at abolishing the longest occupation in history, has now raged on for year. the israeli regime yearns to rewind time to the moments before october 7th, a day that marked the first monumental strike against an advanced military orchestrated by a resistance group that had linguished under siege for nearly two decades. the flood. the initial shock waves ripple through the israeli establishment, morphing from surprise to disbelief and ultimately shaking it to its very core. today, israel, by the look of things, stands on the brink of a breakdown, a colla

in history. as the days turn into a relentless passage of violence, the foundations of israel began to crumble like a fragile house of cards, sir tom phillips a former british diplomate. who served as ambassador to israel and the kingdom of saudi arabia, wrote on april 9, 2024 in haaratz that hamas had succeeded in his objective of obtaining the release of as many palestinians held in israeli prisons as possible and of reasserting themselves as a force to be reckoned with. saeli cancell, the israel regime yearns to rewind time to the moments before october 7th, a day that marked the first monumental strike against an advanced military, orchestrated by a resistance group that had languished under siege for nearly two decades. the flood was not merely setback for israel, but more like the beginning of the end. نجح في ان يكون بالفعل مفاجئ كمفاجاه كبيره لحكومه اسرائيل لا عارفه اذا كان شلل او انتظار لرد فعل فقط من القوات العسكريه ولكن راينا صور لنتنياهو في الايام الاولى بعد هذا الهجوم هو كان يبدو وكان وضعه الصعب وكان هذا الهجوم نجح بالفعل ان يفاجئه. ripple through the israeli establishment, morphing from surprise to di

she was trapped in the house when it was knocked off the foundation.hter is still searching for her mom and joins me now. thank you for joining us during this truly difficult time when i'm sure you have questions about where your mother is. tell us what you know about the day this storm hit. >> sure. she was in the house with my step-dad rod, and before they were able to get out because everything happened quickly. there was a surge of water related to a bridge that had damned and broke. when it happened, they did not have a lot of time to get to higher ground. they were swept into the water. it hit an embankment and the house collapsed on top of them. my step-mom pulled out of the debris and got my mom and were riding on a wall. they were looking for how to get out of the situation, they hit a tree and that separated nthem into the water and that is last she was seen. >> carley: how are you, your family, your step-dad coping with this it is right now? >> honestly, i don't know that we are. i don't know that we have fully processed what has happen. i t

above ten feet, houses will be swept off foundations and destroying neighborhoods.worst hurricanes, the surge can reach depths of over 20 feet. with rising sea levels, it's likely to be a greater threat in the years to come. >> angie, thank you to much. joining us now is the mayor of bradenton, florida. we just saw the dangers of this storm surge. bradenton is right on the coast, forecast to get some of the highest levels, up to 15 feet. what's going through your mind with landfall now just hours away? >> well, thank you for having me. i think we saw two weeks ago we had a six plus foot storm surge, so our residents in the waterways know what that is. so, you know, most of their houses were damaged or destroyed. so you look at doubling or tripling it, it makes you say get out now. because if you're in it, most of ours are single stories, they would not survive it. as far as it went in a couple of blocks, another six to eight to ten feet would go a lot further. so we need people -- you still have time to evacuate, and there's plenty of shelters open. >> have you hear

adaptive sparkles through -- adaptive sports through the service, due to the help of the fisher house foundationourney has been colorful. i will keep it as brief as that for now, but i want to tag onto the end of that -- through every situation, it was different. when i came off life support, the world class athletes program wrapped their arms around me and told me, you will heal, you will be better, and we would be here with you. because of them believing in me, do you have 10 medals. there is no more concrete proof that being there for people and believing in them when they don't believe in themselves is the greatest superpower we can have. so there is a piece of my story. [applause] >> now, no! [laughter] [applause] >> i have had the privilege of watching sergeant marks just recently in action and a have to tell you, one of the strongest, humblest soldiers and women i have ever met and had the privilege to serve with. so proud of you. >> thank you. >> so, as we transition, which is a hard transition -- [laughter] -- from a story that is just amazing. i want to have carnal perch brown talk a b

crushed when the swannanoah river 25 feet came over the banks and wiped out houses and businesses ripping from the foundationris. look at there is some of the debris and damage we are seeing up and down the river. entire communities cut off from civilization and you don't think about hurricanes hitting mountains but that is what it did with rivers mainstream elevated way above sea level. we talked to one woman, 83-year-old named sue left by herself and no one came for her until we showed up with sa samara tends first to get her back online. it is the story and so many more as we talk to new residents who are critical of the government's response, harris. >> harris: thank you for showing the perspective and the truth going on, great work. parts of north carolina had no electricity or no cell service or running water and the biden humerus administration has mightily failed the american citizens there. help is coming in other ways of joe and i showed you what walmart is doing. take a look, cory mills with a rescue mission in north carolina and joins me now. want to give it to you to tell me what you are doing.

wells fargo foundation gave habitat for humanity silicon valley $30,000 to develop an affordable housingnity. it's called esperanza place, just down from the contra costa bart station. volunteers were at the site today building homes from the ground up. they say they've already built half the townhomes and that owners are getting ready to move in. these homes are all affordable, so that they are priced to be affordable to families with limited incomes that can't typically afford a home like this. on the open market. so we are selling these homes to low and moderate income families, and we sell them through affordable, stable mortgages. now, the volunteers first broke ground at the development about three years ago. homeowners are selected after they apply for habitat for humanity's home ownership program, which is based on housing need and income. metallica is making a big donation to help those recovering after hurricane colleen. the bay area rock and roll hall of fame band announced its foundation will be donating $50,000 each to humanitarian organizations. world central kitchen and te

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in history, as the days turn into a relentless passage of violence, the foundations of israel began to crumble like a fragile houseعات الاخيره قبل الهجوم نتحدث. to rewind time to the moments before october 7th. day that marked the first monumental strike against an advanced military orchestrated by a resistance group that had languished under siege for nearly two decades. the flood was not merely setback for israel,

and there was casket after casket going down that house came right off this foundation without makingnd down the river, it went a trailer came down i didn't actually see it, but i heard there were people when they could not get out. >> you sound a little traumatized by all of us. >> i think we probably all are traumatized. it's it's it doesn't seem >> their house a bit higher than others survived their neighbors. >> not so lucky so what i'm standing on is what's left of the driveway of the mercer's home. >> the road that went along here was down here. it is completely gone. that empty lot across the river that was there neighbors, that was their house that stood there before. you could see those cement abutments along the riverbanks that was bridge that went across it is gone, but those people were able to get across to the mercer's home before the flood completely took their home cadaver dogs now, sweeping this area of the river, the hope of finding anyone alive faded a catastrophe beyond belief. >> i mean, i'm sure they've seen katrina and sandy and this is on a par with those if no

and it took houses right of the foundations and with the foundation, concrete foundations like they werethe date now here are people talking about most of you who come from this area some people are coming from outside of north carolina but in north carolina these are people that a been devastated, they lost their home at a minimum especially certain areas they broke records in every single area and some of the people they didn't even have a home anymore. they were living in tents. no, but one time, how great, and then day, they, those lowlifes call you garbage. no, no, think of that. think about it is. they have the nerve to say that, think of the fact, you know when we were looking at when we were looking at the numbers and the various states and we came to north carolina and just was hit by the, the horrible hurricane, and just hit the hardest. i meet others were hit badly, too but you were really i mean you were just wiped out. i said you know we get 30% of the people to vote and it was pretty much a trump district. most of most of the area i said wow that's that's bad that's bad for