(clapping.) >> that's correct larry and thank you for thanking the hud staff i want to thank the hud staff for not only this project but the many projects i'm sure we'll work together regardless 69 federal proimsz so with that, i want to introduce someone that needs no introduction i think along with supervisor kim the two are incredibly committed to making that city for all as the mayor likes to say a champion of affordable housing for many, many years has worked in this field as a participation and now as an elected it official and policymaker he is something that i think made it clear this is a huge priority not only in this term with that i want to introduce mayor ed lee (clapping). >> thank you doug doug in many ways this is an honor of you and certainly of our wonderful combination between you and st. anthony's i want to be here because i've known vourgz and want to say thank you to jane kim we both continue this record pace of cutting ribbons and opening doors of opportunity and praising our developers our nonprofits our service provides in this community it wasn't long ago th

housing this is the 50 years of hud this is the corner stubborn of a new approach to public housing that is moving beyond the braishgz and traditional property lines to recognize we need to help the residents and the community to have to build you have to look at it outdoors and not within the property itself when hud designed this program we were in 3 core areas housing and people and neighborhood and san francisco earned this through the participating that will tormentor this neighborhood by revisiting and leverage further high quality schools and early learning programs and public transportation and great access to employment opportunity and functioning services so for the residents we've referenced the champs for the neighborhood and the surrounding area has eaten for years inadequate housing and crimes and the economic stupidities it's time for us to make those issues things of the past the leadership that has been recognized here today we've gotten this far because of the leadership and with their continued support and the collective effort of everyone we'll make this come to

have so we can create an accelerator fund so we we announce a project we can accelerate that ability hud liekdz to see that they love our choice neighborhood to accelerate those projects go work it is partly giving credit where the money is right now our households is because people needs it can't wait years at the same time i'm not not allowing our seniors to be part of evictions we were in sacramento to carve out ellis act evictions as supervisor kim i'm getting more and more excited as people say i've got land that is underutilized let's grab it and get our stabilization funds to buy down those rent control units not a plagiarized for slack later we can only do it if we have the collaborative government it licenses to our citizens demand we took it perp to act i'll continue to do that as long as i'm mayor and even beyond age 62 hopefully, we have more of those sites made and i've already identified sites we can get our hands on in fact i've shocked one of the church, i called them up wheaten do you do besides the parking lot they're saying you're calling me wow. i've got to go to the

that is what we are trying to get out at hud.rawn: you were out here in new york announcing a big initiative with mayor of the valencia. the mayor. they announced they are going out for the first of their energy performance contracts to retrofit their entire housing stock. julian: mrs. going to be that this is -- this is going to be the largest green energy retrofit in the country. you have units that use less energy, that are better in terms of living conditions for folks who live in public housing. as we see with many things, new york is leading the way. john: god knows, the mayor and all of us new yorkers would agree with you. i want to ask you about politics. secretary clinton is about to announce her candidacy any day now. first question, how many devices do you carry with you? julian: i have my government phone and personal phone. john: do you have a private e-mail server set up in your house and chocolate? -- house? you don't have a private e-mail server of your own? julian: i am happy to use my government e-mail. john: yo

point as you can see the rental assistance program you can see the demonstration program is the new hud program that was revolted out in 2012 that allows the housing authority in the city to leverage outside resources and bring those to the rehabilitation and preservation of the units we hope to generate $500 million in entity for the tax credit and 2 hundred and 50 in private debt this is to address what we've estimated $508 million of deferred capital needs at the sites part of the rad program is conversion to private ownership that will present the opportunity for increased property management across the sites as well as service provision at each location so i mentioned previously we have 28 projects total in our rad portfolio those compromised of 35 hundred units and another thousand unit on a separated track hope sf projects you're not seeing a resolution those are being developed in the next financing mechanism and they're not moving forward as part of this larger portfolio it was a year ago the housing authority selected the 8 teams for the projects those are san francisco develo

appreciate their financial commitments and hud, congresswoman pelosi and thank you hud has made a thirtynt plus million dollars to this development and have a long history and partnerships are them this is the fifth choices neighborhood in the country. >> thank you lamar i know that lamar has a representative here maybe this is a larger development and will be intrigued it will not be straight up by into the neighboring community and not isolated lastly i want to a big shout out to our staff letdz by i can't freeman this is the first project in the history of hud where choices neighborhood and rad are in the same development now to the layperson out there what's he talking about i know? that's an incredible feat that brought in all kinds of unusual financing to get down and it takes a village to build a village with all those folks we've created some very interesting principles about which we operate that will be embedded into the development going forward i want to giving them to you real quickly we believe that there is nothing more important than a decent secure and affordable place t

own metrics we have shifted probably about the ten years that i have been with the department from a hud based method and which is really the unduplicated number that we serve and shift on to focus more on the outcomes as the output sos that it is not, or was this person represented in an eviction, to the advanced proceeding but was it actually prevented not just with the person training but did the foundation skills actually increase through some sort of preand post investment and i think that we are getting stronger on that and i would say that for, programs that are funded by multiple departments, while we coordinate around the fiscal monitoring to make sure that we are not double funding the same position, we could probably do a better job of aligning, the different kind of metrics and i think that one of the challenges that we found is that each department has their own strategic plan and their own separate out come and so while we have a departmental committee that coordinates the monitoring on the fiscal side we have discussed the ability to do that on the program side and it has

i actually did not to blame fannie and freddie so much in the book as i blame hud. because fannie and freddie more implements. they were tools in the hands of congress and the administration both lytton and bush administration, and it was hud that was the department of housing and urban development was carrying through the mandates of the affordable housing requirements, and they were being very tough about them. because there was a lot of very good political in their for the administrations they were surfing. and in the case of the bush administration, yes, he wanted, bush was very favorable to the idea of homeownership. and, indeed, in his memoirs bush said i was delighted with the way that low-income people were able to buy homes and the homeownership rate in the united states was rising, but what i didn't realize was the risks that we are undertaking at the same time. so we kind of apologized in that way for what his administration did, and i think that was the right way to do it. they did not realize the risks they were introducing into the housing system and u

hud secretary castro is also on hillary clinton's short list for perhaps a vice presidential nod. susan page and i will talk about that and the political news of the week, sunday 8:30, capital download. >>> on the national mall tomorrow, rockers and fallout boys were some of the bands rehearsing today to join usher, no doubt train, mary j. blige and others for a day of music and speeches, but it's being called a free speech afternoon for permit reasons. it's not a concert. there will be exhibits on climate change, extreme poverty. tomorrow's earth day event runs from noon be closed beginning at 6 a.m. people are advised to use public transportation. >> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> last weekend was pretty good, but they should have had the festival tomorrow. >> it will be stunning. at the earth day festival, sunscreen, big brimmed hats, a lot of sun out there. it's going to be a saturday. sunday it will be in the 60s. let's talk about the 3-degree guarantee. in the words of don adams i missed it by that much. >> no. >> yeah.

but i started by asking about hud, what he's doing to tackle that affordable housing crisis. >> manyamerican dream of finding a good place to call home home ownership or at least an affordable rental, but so many americans today have a challenge in terms of affordability. in fact the last analysis that we did about a year ago showed that there are 7.7 million americans who are of modest means who are not on any kind of government housing assistance right now that are paying at least 50% of their monthly income in rent or live in substandard housing or both. so the question is how can we make that american dream more real? >> tell me a little bit about the new jobs program. how is it designed to work? and what kind of success is it having so far? >> this program is called jobs plus and the idea is that we're not just in the housing business. we really ought to be in the lift you up help lift you up so you don't need our housing business. what we really want is to spark opportunity in the lives of people who live in public and subsidized housing, so jobs plus is basically an initiative

una opción es conseguir el consejo de un asesor certificado por hud en asuntos de vivienda.as aparte del embargo hipotecario. visite www.makinghomeaffordable.gov. porque el embargo hipotecario no es la única opción. julio: en repÚblica dominicana, el preside danilo medina, espero a la prensa esperar para definir su post ira sobre la reelecciÓn. >> horas despuÉs de que el comitÉ polÍtico del pld aprobara a someter en el congreso un proyecto de ley para reformar la constituciÓn y reestablecer la reelecciÓn presidencial, el presidente danilo medina todavÍa no fijar su postura. segÚn fuentes tampoco lo hizo en la reuniÓn que sostuvo ayer con su compaÑeros de partido en el metro country club. hoy aguardamos al presidente medina, con respecto a este tema tras este al recibir las cartas credenciales de cuatro nuevos embajadores, acreditados en el paÍs. incluyendo a los diplomÁticos representantes de haitÍ y mÉxico. esto es todo por el momento y ahora retornÓ con ustedes. julio: muchÍsimas gracias, y vamos a decirles que los venezolanos residentes en la gran manzana, para protestar

hud secretary coming out, the vice president saying the banks have to be looser. got to make more loans. do you think we're on the road to another crisis here? >> i think some of these home ownership promoting home ownership. that leads us in that direction. we're seven years after the housing bust, and we're still talking about a housing recovery. interest rates are at historic lows we're at 3.7% on a 30-year mortgage and it's cheap, right? that mortgage is a cheap percent interest rate but having a huge affordability issue in the country. the middle class is squeezed and the housing market is not robust. cheryl: there you go, david, americans are not qualifying for a loan. let's loosen the lending standards, right? >> we've got great standards, we have the federal government all over every lender with regulation. it's not the problem of the side of the credit borks the credit box we've had for decades, we have regulation on top of regulation and lenders are afraid to get out and start lending. the fact that they're pushing home ownership, we're all for home owne

whether it's public safety it's education, or economic opportunity. >> hud regional administrator holly leight says that other cities named as promise zones last year took advantage of over $100 million in federal funding. it will mean five full-time americorp employees will work to navigate grant applications. >> we wouldn't be making camden a promise zone if we didn't think the strides were underway already. >> dana red will oversee the specific initiatives. >> to work with the camden school district, to work with our police department to work with our private investors that are bringing jobs to camden. >> to have this available all the time would be great. >> reporter: in the neighborhood jose hopes there's a promise for continued work after the state's first renaissance school is finished and opens next fall. >> definitely is good news for me and anybody else that works here in the city of camden. >> the city of camden is getting momentum and traction. and this is going to change the outcomes for the next generation here in the city. >> now in 2013 the census bureau found that camde

una opción es conseguir el consejo de un asesor certificado por hud en asuntos de vivienda.tudio revela cuantas jÓvenes usan las redes sociales. juan: hoy lo importante es ver cÓmo evoluciona la manera en que se comunican a travÉs de algunas aplicaciones que mÁs utilizan. si piensas que los adolescentes ya no se conectan a facebook, estÁs muy alejado, facebook continÚa dominando segÚn una encuesta nacional. con un 71% de uso, sin embargo, instagram estÁ creciendo alcanzando el 50% de los adolescentes. facebook no solamente estÁ en primera posiciÓn sino que para 41% de los adolescentes es la red favoritas de los chicos, pero para las chicas instagram es utilizado mÁs. ademÁs el estudio encontrÓ que los adolescentes hispanos utilizan mÁs internet. casi un 40% whatsapp. sÍgueme en felipe y comenta con el hashtag #tupuntosocial ilia: llegÓ la hora de enterarnos cÓmo estarÁ las condiciones del tiempo, eduardo. eduardo: un dÍa nublado aquÍ en filadelfia con temperaturas mÁximas que han llegado a 52, por la nubosidad la posibilidad de llovizna ligera pero el promedio es de 67. mÁs

property tax and is maintenance charges ftc is that in default with its lease agreement with ocii and hud section as well as the $7.5 million in the loan ocii and is mayor's office of housing and county development have been trying to resolve those in the meantime ocii has been paying the cam charges up to $15,000 a month the budget therefore includes one hundred and $80,000 to be paid from property tax increments is fillmore center garage has suffered from the garage it is run by pacific management agriculture with ocii under is agreement the operator is reinforced for operating costs that run about $35,000 a month or $415,000 a year is garage has covered all the expenses but over the past few months the revenues have fallen even off to cover is garage diversities as well as capital revenues i'm sure you're aware of in the western edition ocii has a existing loan agreement over the years each of the bars has a difficulty making payments consistent with the terms of the loan agreement i know that ocii is working with the bars to restructure the loops finally ocii still has two activity ag

hud secretary castro is on hillary clinton's short list of vice-presidential candidates.ll be talking about that on sunday at 8:30 a.m. on capital download. >>> right now we want to talk about the forecast and a little rain. >> a little rain. a couple showers this evening. some of it got heavy. no lightning or thursday, nothing severe, but if you were outside you got wet. south and west of town, yes. north of town it has been beautiful. look at doppler9000. we have a couple of heavy showers coming through their fax county, prince william and back to maryland. you can see the big, orange red blob south of d.c. that is a lot of rain dumping right now, but it is moving. that is the good news. if you are traveling south on 395 you will have a problem. give it a few minutes. it is moving off to the southeast. it will get north of mount vernon before it crosses over friendly to south clinton. a couple lighter showers approaching tyson's corner down the toll road. the one north of dale city will cross the river. we will see it at 6:36 and hilltop at 6:43 as it tracks to charles

john: we were intrigued to learn that in addition to be the secretaryo f of hud, julian castro is a bigoxing them. you can put these on if you want to. we thought we would ask for a visual tour about two distinct forms of fisticuffs. fighters on one hand, and politicians in the public arena. >> you have the foreman right here, a classic fight from 1974. unexpected that ali would come back. forman with just a monster at this time. he had it demolished fraser. key was seen as invincible. ali got him in the eighth round. john: this was the rumble in the jungle. did you see that movie? was ali and these fights when you became a boxing fan? julian: i was born in the 70's muscle i learned about it later. --in the 1970's, so i learned about it later. we have two politicians in the arena. there is you sitting next to ted cruz. i think he is trying to shake her hand. what was it like to meet ted cruz? i heard is he a great debater. julian: he was a princeton debater. i am sure i shook his hand after this. he was running for senate. this was about six weeks before his senate election in 2012. we

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but he's focused on doing a great job at hud. >> of course he is the hud secretary, but a rising star as are you. >> thank you. >> we thank you for being with us here at the latin american summit. we'll have more from panama coming up and for now, let's send it back to kristen welker in d.c. for the other news making headlines today. >> andrea thanks great conversation about panama and 2016. we want to look now at the other big story we're following at this hour in illinois search crews are looking for any possible survivors of last night's deadly tornado. the twister ripped through the small town of fairdale killing one person and virtually flattening more than 50 buildings. kevin tibbles is on the ground. we're just getting our first look at the full scope of the damage there. what are you seeing and what's the very latest? >> reporter: well, i'm standing obviously in front of one of those buildings that one would consider if not at least flattened it is probably not salvageable. you mentioned one person died in this town. that is correct. the first responders have gone through pret

on this week's capital download we talk to the hud secretary hualian castro who will be in oklahoma city commemorating that tragic day. >> we forget about the reason people get into federal service in the first place, the fact they have a passion for helping improve the lives of other people and that describes the 35 employees that we lost and it describes the employees that we have in oklahoma city today. >> hard to believe it's been 20 years. secretary castro is also on hillary clinton's short list for vp candidates. join me and susan page for more on that and the political news of the week on capital download sunday 8:30 a.m. >>> here's something you don't see every day, a retired pope holding a beer, the story behind this snapshot next on your only local ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life

various studies by uc berkeley and hud and aarp demonstrated these units are more affordable. as with the other legislation and cast row and seismic ret row fit in law legislation, this ledgeilation requires new units be created within the existing envoleopef the buildsing because the building can't beat expanded or made taller or wider for the new unit so whether that is a garage or basement above ground or large storage area, it has to be within the existing envolep oaf the building. colleagues this is a good piece of lechblg slaigz and it will build upon work that we already been doing. i hope that it expands into areas of the city outside district 8 and invite anyone colleagues to have a conversation with us about that. we got very strong support in every naird we raised this. in fact, after i introduced the cast row legislation i golt ininquiry from [inaudible] saying why are you not doing this in [inaudible] and now we are and other nairblds as well. i look forward to the legislation blt this. i introduce a legislation today along with supervisor yee to commemorate and h

we know currently that 60% of residents qualify for affordable housing under the federal hud guidelines, 60% of the residents it is qualify for affordable housing here in san francisco. in the discussions last year we agreed to commit to 1/3 new housing in the plans to be affordable a goal we set for example with the new central summit plan in the planning process right now. we agreed to pursue revenue measures to build more housing or protect housing and the housing bond which discussions are under way for the ballot and we passed unanimously thanks to the board of supervisors the interim controls to make sure we're not losing manufacturer and art spaces to commercial office and while we plan parts of south of market. the executive director directive was memorialized by the voters with the passage of proposition k last year and part of the commitment to the voters. this legislation ensures that we the city have the tools and data to understands if we're reaching the goals or how much we are from reaching the goals. how much affordable housing are we building? how much luxury? how many

fall was the time when we were preparing comments on our annual consolidated plans that we sent to hud and we solicited input from you, the council, as best we could toen corporate in our plan and what we spoke about was the creation of an online housing data portal in our attempt to make access to our unfortunately somewhat limited affordable housing more achievable by the broad range of san francisco residents. we are here to give you an update on the process. i will give you a little bit about where we are and who we worked with to get to this point and then mr. solomon will talk a little bit more specifically about the technical aspects of creating the website and my primary point is that to give you some information but to actually solicit as

. >> they hud be happy. it is really more settlement for spouses and family members. if you get a dime of this money, it means you have major cognitive issues. oh, no player wants this money but it is comforting to know it is there in casey get to the point where i need substantial help good absolutely. >> part of this deal may make it possible for nfl to never reveal what it knew about the the risk that you guys face on the field. >> i don't have a problem with that. we know that is what happened. it is a billion dollar industry. i knew playing football would be a dangerous sport and i would be using my helmet. we all understood that. they had information that the little will concussions you get on every play make you more susceptible that can affect you late in life. we did in the know that. >> not everybody is signing on to this. there are other players. >> 200 players opted you the because they have significant issues like junior seau's family that they want to attack the the nfl individually. that is dangerous. we were not advice not to do that. it takes on a lot

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out of the huds of history shame i raise. up from the pass that's rooted in pain i'll rise. i'm a black ocean leaping wide, welling and swelling i bear in the tide. leaving behind nights of terror and fear i rise. into a daybreak that's wonderously clear, i rise. bringing the gifts that my an ancestors gave, i am the dream and the hope of the slave. i rise. i rise, and may i add the freed men, person of the year in 1865 they rise. thank you. [ applause ] >> i can take questions. >> would you expand a little bit on the sheltering of the freed men in fort monroe? >> fort monroe was designed to really only accommodate the soldiers and when the numbers went from 6,000 to 12,000 at the start of the war, the soldiers couldn't be accommodated at the ford which is why they established camp hamilton. when the numbers became 100 and became a thousands and more there were makeshift camps that were established right outside of the gates. if you go into the area called feebus. used to be a small town that's where slab town was. that's where african-americans began to establish makeshift

out of the huds of history shame i raise. up from the pass that's rooted in pain i'll rise. i'm a black ocean leaping wide, welling and swelling i bear in the tide. leaving behind nights of terror and fear i rise. into a daybreak that's wonderously clear, i rise. bringing the gifts that my an ancestors gave, i am the dream and the hope of the slave. i rise. i rise, and may i add the freed men, person of the year in 1865 they rise. thank you. [ applause ] >> i can take questions. >> would you expand a little bit on the sheltering of the freed men in fort monroe? >> fort monroe was designed to really only accommodate the soldiers and when the numbers went from 6,000 to 12,000 at the start of the war, the soldiers couldn't be accommodated at the ford which is why they established camp hamilton. when the numbers became 100 and became a thousands and more there were makeshift camps that were established right outside of the gates. if you go into the area called feebus. used to be a small town that's where slab town was. that's where african-americans began to establish makeshift