this is why we need hud.this is why we have to have an agency whose focus is on fairness in every aspect of housing. and this is why the department of justice is bound and determined to stand side by side with you in these important efforts. i'm also so pleased that with the help of hud's office of public and indian housing, we achieved a consent degree that won more than $2.7 million in monetary relief for those particular victims. [ applause ] >> this is what we are able to do when we work together. this is what we've been able to accomplish. and this is just the last few years. look out for the next two. these are just examples of some of the types of cases that we have taken on in recent years. and we of course used the time tested strategies and methods that have been a part of our arsenal for decades. our civil rights division's fair housing testing program has long been an effective tool for rooting out discrimination in circumstances where people may not even realize they're being treated differently

it is a program that is new, quite frankly, to hud and to all of us. because when we got together with supervisor breed and with all of our people in the city we no longer wanted to have a housing authority that would build and maintain poverty isolated housing. we wanted to invest in the people first. we had to make people believe that we are going to do a new model. something that involved them in their futures. so that we could try to do and demonstrate, what i think is a discussion all across the country. how do you and intergenerational poverty and needed to ask not just have poverty go from generation to generation, from kids to the grandkids, and it takes an entire village to do that. housing is a great part of it. affordable housing is a great part of it, and that's why we have a $310 million commitment on the ballot, opposition a to use that money, to use that resource to rebuild public housing but also in the private sector as well to upper middle classes as well as our low income residents have we built housing for them. but, we never lost s

we have a hud secretary that i got to meet again. the last time sec. castro and i met we had not won the nba championship yet. of course, i probably stuck out my tie. welcome former mayor. san antonio. this is warriors ground. of course, he got it immediately but i also say to the secretary, too, having a former mayor in that position means an awful lot and will go into detail later on about that. i am here today to announce, again, that the robert pitts housing complex is the third of 15 sites that we've already begun. this result assistance demonstration program with our federal government. we arty started at hunters view. if you go down there, take a good look at it. without rebuilding public housing. rebuilding a community with residents formerly of public housing. you are part and parcel of that through a program that leader pelosi has helped that be so much hope sf. it is giving everybody the chance and hope to be part, equal parts, of building a stronger community. second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice grif

it is a program that is new, quite frankly, to hud and to all of us. because when we got together with supervisor breed and with all of our people in the city we no longer wanted to have a housing authority that would build and maintain poverty isolated housing. we wanted to invest in the people first. we had to make people believe that we are going to do a new model. something that involved them in their futures. so that we could try to do and demonstrate, what i think is a discussion all across the country. how do you and intergenerational poverty and needed to ask not just have poverty go from generation to generation, from kids to the grandkids, and it takes an entire village to do that. housing is a great part of it. affordable housing is a great part of it, and that's why we have a $310 million commitment on the ballot, opposition a to use that money, to use that resource to rebuild public housing but also in the private sector as well to upper middle classes as well as our low income residents have we built housing for them. but, we never lost s

we have a hud secretary that i got to meet again. the last time sec. castro and i met we had not won the nba championship yet. of course, i probably stuck out my tie. welcome former mayor. san antonio. this is warriors ground. of course, he got it immediately but i also say to the secretary, too, having a former mayor in that position means an awful lot and will go into detail later on about that. i am here today to announce, again, that the robert pitts housing complex is the third of 15 sites that we've already begun. this result assistance demonstration program with our federal government. we arty started at hunters view. if you go down there, take a good look at it. without rebuilding public housing. rebuilding a community with residents formerly of public housing. you are part and parcel of that through a program that leader pelosi has helped that be so much hope sf. it is giving everybody the chance and hope to be part, equal parts, of building a stronger community. second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice grif

hud secretary julio castro, the youngest member of president obama the cabinet. a rising latino star in american politics. right now he has one of the toughest jobs in the nation. trying to make sure there's affordability and accessible housing across the land. patricia cesaire has more. >> reporter: paul, with the housing market back on the rise, i got a chance to sit down with secretary of housing and urban development, julio castro to hear how his administration is if a till say thing opportunities for everyone to achieve the american dream. thank you for your time today, secretary castro. >> thank you very much for having me. >> i'd like to get insight on how you vut current housing market in america today. tell us where we are. >> we're in 2010, i think we can say in a better place than we've what we see is the housing market getting generally stronger in terms of home prices, in terms of sales. we also see less defaults out there. so we're in a much better spot now than we were, say, three or four years ago, and certainly than we were at the depth of the ho

we have a hud secretary that i got to meet again. the last time sec. castro and i met we had not won the nba championship yet. of course, i probably stuck out my tie. welcome former mayor. san antonio. this is warriors ground. of course, he got it immediately but i also say to the secretary, too, having a former mayor in that position means an awful lot and will go into detail later on about that. i am here today to announce, again, that the robert pitts housing complex is the third of 15 sites that we've already begun. this result assistance demonstration program with our federal government. we arty started at hunters view. if you go down there, take a good look at it. without rebuilding public housing. rebuilding a community with residents formerly of public housing. you are part and parcel of that through a program that leader pelosi has helped that be so much hope sf. it is giving everybody the chance and hope to be part, equal parts, of building a stronger community. second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice grif

>> hi, my name is kate cavy, i work here at hud. thank you so much for the work you do and your remarks today. i really appreciated you guys beginning to flip the conversation about social engineering. and i really appreciate the broad approach that you both take to fair housing. i've heard you talk about policing, transportation, the history of housing segregation. and i was hoping you could kind of in the same vein that you have continued the conversation, how we might continue to flip the conversation to keep fair housing in this broad perspective. i think a lot of times when we try to approach fair housing systemically and talk about the interrelated policy issues that you all are bringing up, we kind of get pushback, stay in your lane, that's not housing. and so i think it's really me meaningful to hear about specifically talking about applied transportation and how that is related to housing. and i don't know if you all have any further insight on, you know, how education is related to housing, how employment is related to hou

harriet, who is the assistant secretary of the office of urban planning at hud, and jim and -- chip, who is the design director in san francisco and ginger strand who is a writer and historian. now we turn to our moderator, h. emerson blake, the executive director of the orion society. h. emerson, you have charge now to ask the audience questions and have our panel discuss them. chip: thank you, ann. we have a number of great questions here from the audience. the first question is going to theriet, and question is, given our obvious use of personal automobile use and other forms of transportation, how can we shift this? obviously, that can be applied to any of our panelists to answer it. harriet: you might make the argument that the federal government is renewing this with the gasoline tax, which basically makes states and localities be more or less on their own with transportation, and in some ways, that really favors bikeability, walkability, and even transit, over very large and very costly new highway expansions when we cannot pay to maintain the things that we have up. maybe tha

we have a hud secretary that i got to meet again. the last time sec. castro and i met we had not won the nba championship yet. of course, i probably stuck out my tie. welcome former mayor. san antonio. this is warriors ground. of course, he got it immediately but i also say to the secretary, too, having a former mayor in that position means an awful lot and will go into detail later on about that. i am here today to announce, again, that the robert pitts housing complex is the third of 15 sites that we've already begun. this result assistance demonstration program with our federal government. we arty started at hunters view. if you go down there, take a good look at it. without rebuilding public housing. rebuilding a community with residents formerly of public housing. you are part and parcel of that through a program that leader pelosi has helped that be so much hope sf. it is giving everybody the chance and hope to be part, equal parts, of building a stronger community. second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice grif

that is i think the primary way we measure things in hud. are we doing our job of ensuring housing opportunities? but we are getting better at also measuring out things in terms of young people in public housing communities. how many young people do well on their third grade reading or math exams? how many go on to graduate from high school, and then have higher education opportunities? how many of the folks, because we do something like jobs plus or family self-sufficiency, that are meant to create more economic opportunity? how many of those working age adults are able to get job training and get employed, or are already employed, are able to go up a notch in terms of their position? we have not always been great about measuring those outcomes. over the next 20 months, that is what we want to accomplish. announcer: still to come on this bloomberg cgi special how , technology can provide tools for inclusion, a provocative panel discussion. and more with former president bill clinton on his foundation and his family. pres. clinton: that will

we found that hud is changing the way it funds homeless assistance programs throughout the country. for the investigators, i'm mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >>> tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00, nbc 10 investigates the problem of youth homelessness in our area. hundreds of young people in philadelphia sleeping on the streets, in abandoned homes, or in shelters. advocates say this issue is not getting the attention it deserves. nbc 10 spent two months looking into this problem. you're going to see the faces of homeless youth tonight at 11:00. >>> we have new surveillance video today of a man robbing a 7-eleven and threatening a customer yesterday morning. police say the guy walked in, pointed a gun and said he would kill the customer beside him if his demands weren't met. the worker gave the suspect money and he took off and is still on the loose right now. >>> a total loss, sky force 10 over this house fire in delaware county this morning, right here started on garden lane in aston after six. no one was hurt, but a family of three lost their home. the red cross says it will provide the

we have a hud secretary that i got to meet again. the last time sec.i met we had not won the nba championship yet. of course, i probably stuck out my tie. welcome former mayor. san antonio. this is warriors ground. of course, he got it immediately but i also say to the secretary, too, having a former mayor in that position means an awful lot and will go into detail later on about that. i am here today to announce, again, that the robert pitts housing complex is the third of 15 sites that we've already begun. this result assistance demonstration program with our federal government. we arty started at hunters view. if you go down there, take a good look at it. without rebuilding public housing. rebuilding a community with residents formerly of public housing. you are part and parcel of that through a program that leader pelosi has helped that be so much hope sf. it is giving everybody the chance and hope to be part, equal parts, of building a stronger community. second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith. that's

we have a hud secretary that i got to meet again. the last time sec. castro and i met we had not won the nba championship yet. of course, i probably stuck out my tie. welcome former mayor. san antonio. this is warriors ground. of course, he got it immediately but i also say to the secretary, too, having a former mayor in that position means an awful lot and will go into detail later on about that. i am here today to announce, again, that the robert pitts housing complex is the third of 15 sites that we've already begun. this result assistance demonstration program with our federal government. we arty started at hunters view. if you go down there, take a good look at it. without rebuilding public housing. rebuilding a community with residents formerly of public housing. you are part and parcel of that through a program that leader pelosi has helped that be so much hope sf. it is giving everybody the chance and hope to be part, equal parts, of building a stronger community. second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice grif

we have a hud secretary that i got to meet again. the last time sec.astro and i met we had not won the nba championship yet. of course, i probably stuck out my tie. welcome former mayor. san antonio. this is warriors ground. of course, he got it immediately but i also say to the secretary, too, having a former mayor in that position means an awful lot and will go into detail later on about that. i am here today to announce, again, that the robert pitts housing complex is the third of 15 sites that we've already begun. this result assistance demonstration program with our federal government. we arty started at hunters view. if you go down there, take a good look at it. without rebuilding public housing. rebuilding a community with residents formerly of public housing. you are part and parcel of that through a program that leader pelosi has helped that be so much hope sf. it is giving everybody the chance and hope to be part, equal parts, of building a stronger community. second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffi

we have a hud secretary that i got to meet again. the last time sec. castro and i met we had not won the nba championship yet. of course, i probably stuck out my tie. welcome former mayor. san antonio. this is warriors ground. of course, he got it immediately but i also say to the secretary, too, having a former mayor in that position means an awful lot and will go into detail later on about that. i am here today to announce, again, that the robert pitts housing complex is the third of 15 sites that we've already begun. this result assistance demonstration program with our federal government. we arty started at hunters view. if you go down there, take a good look at it. without rebuilding public housing. rebuilding a community with residents formerly of public housing. you are part and parcel of that through a program that leader pelosi has helped that be so much hope sf. it is giving everybody the chance and hope to be part, equal parts, of building a stronger community. second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice grif

we have a hud secretary that i got to meet again. the last time sec.i met we had not won the nba championship yet. of course, i probably stuck out my tie. welcome former mayor. san antonio. this is warriors ground. of course, he got it immediately but i also say to the secretary, too, having a former mayor in that position means an awful lot and will go into detail later on about that. i am here today to announce, again, that the robert pitts housing complex is the third of 15 sites that we've already begun. this result assistance demonstration program with our federal government. we arty started at hunters view. if you go down there, take a good look at it. without rebuilding public housing. rebuilding a community with residents formerly of public housing. you are part and parcel of that through a program that leader pelosi has helped that be so much hope sf. it is giving everybody the chance and hope to be part, equal parts, of building a stronger community. second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith. that's

so we posed a question to hud, and also the department of education. what about families who are still receiving rent subsidy? they should still -- because if a family gets in transitional housing in oakland, they still count as homeless, and they can stay in the unified until they move out of transitional housing that could be two years. but with rent subsidy from us and signing a lease, they are no longer considered "homeless." to look for a two-year subsidy and the only way to change from from my understanding of laws and regulations that i'm sure you are familiar with, that would need to be changed at the federal-level and people in the rapid housing program would need to be added tot to the list of exceptions that occur. i will be attending in november a conference of educators who work with homeless children and we'll hopefully be able to talk to folks from the department of ed at that time. but would love to work you were on meeting that change for the whole country, because it's really unfair right now. >> i would love to work with you on that

what i'm saying yes to is to do a great job at hud. learned a long time in life that the number one way to ensure that you have a good future is to do a great job with what's in front of you and not to forget about that. so we serve folks that need our help at hud and that's what i'm trying to do now. >> secretary castro, always nice to see you. we appreciate your time. we'll be watching that event later today. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> we are following breaking news about the former speaker of the house, dennis hastert. he told a federal judge he intends to plead guilty at a federal hush money case. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams joins us with more. what happens now? what is the next step for the former speaker? >> reporter: the next step is a hearing october 28th at which his alawyers say he will change his plea and plead guilty. frankly, this is not a big surprise because there have been several missed deadlines by his lawyers for filing pretrial motions. they kept asking for more time and even told the judge i

we have a hud secretary that i got to meet again. the last time sec. castro and i met we had not won the nba championship yet. of course, i probably stuck out my tie. welcome former mayor. san antonio. this is warriors ground. of course, he got it immediately but i also say to the secretary, too, having a former mayor in that position means an awful lot and will go into detail later on about that. i am here today to announce, again, that the robert pitts housing complex is the third of 15 sites that we've already begun. this result assistance demonstration program with our federal government. we arty started at hunters view. if you go down there, take a good look at it. without rebuilding public housing. rebuilding a community with residents formerly of public housing. you are part and parcel of that through a program that leader pelosi has helped that be so much hope sf. it is giving everybody the chance and hope to be part, equal parts, of building a stronger community. second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice grif

so when i got to hud 14 months ago, i told my staff, i think hud has a leadership roll to take puttingtogether a commission or something to look at this issue of gentrification because i hear it over and over and saw some of it beginning to happen in san antonio as we revitalized urban core. the challenge the research is asking bedeviling inconclusive as to what extent gentrification happens and whether, when gentrification does happen, the folks who end up leaving, whether they actually end up benefiting more because there has not been sufficient longitudinal analysis okay, do they end up doubling up with someone? who they end up in neighborhood worse off or end up in higher opportunity neighborhood. so i would like before the end of the term to be able to figure out a way to robustly bring folks together to try to address that issue. i don't have any illusion we'll be able to solve that in the next fifteen months before the obama administration is done but i see a hunger for communities for figuring out a way to address this. i can not point to one single community, having been a may

to talk to hud ks you let them know that the hud representative in san francisco are lying to us too. they are trying to take our homes. they want to take our homes and take it back to the city and the county of san francisco. it's wrong. it's a process they go through to get it back in their hands so you will control everything. ed lee, i'm not going to teacher's -- call him the mayor anymore, he's not my mayor. he didn't come to our classes. he's not my mayor. i will not vote for him again. these on board with the redevelopment and the developers from out of town, china, new york city and wherever they come from to take over our community. the black community, the black porter, we are going to do everything we can to stop them. we are not going to support them and that's the way we feel in the black community. please, if you will stop giving this redevelopment all this lead way. you know what you are doing. you can talking to them behind closed doors, there is money moving around but we are not being benefited by it. we can't get this in our community. >> thank you, next speaker, pl

to talk to hud ks you let them know that the hud representative in san francisco are lying to us too. they are trying to take our homes. they want to take our homes and take it back to the city and the county of san francisco. it's wrong. it's a process they go through to get it back in their hands so you will control everything. ed lee, i'm not going to teacher's -- call him the mayor anymore, he's not my mayor. he didn't come to our classes. he's not my mayor. i will not vote for him again. these on board with the redevelopment and the developers from out of town, china, new york city and wherever they come from to take over our community. the black community, the black porter, we are going to do everything we can to stop them. we are not going to support them and that's the way we feel in the black community. please, if you will stop giving this redevelopment all this lead way. you know what you are doing. you can talking to them behind closed doors, there is money moving around but we are not being benefited by it. we can't get this in our community. >> thank you, next speaker, pl

last year's 2014 and the hud needed to continue the deadline was actually last night. you can't do it. but this year the hunt goes from december 7 through the 12th. i would estimate that a large monitors will be harvested. >> elaine talks about how to handle bears. she said she's come across bears when walking in the what's and she just lets black bears go about their business. they. they are not out to attack you. they you need to let them pass by. >> you know extend the bear hunt for the entire month of december and you get that population under control. >> high-speed chase. >> the police officer whose shot a teenager has been revealed, mercer county sheriff's officer and state police detective investigate documents they have obtained the shooting of this 15 euro kid was charged with assault and pulling a gun on law enforcement officer in august. they're calling for a partial investigation and his attorney hasn't maintained that his client was not armed. >> in california she received a box of kittens for his 44th birthday. meet ms. graham is black, she had been signa

his assistants say they kicked him out of a defensive hud until the arizona state game because he was not sober. >>> to baseball. alds, astros and royals and houston, game three, series tied a game apiece. astro fans have been waiting since 2005 for the game. down 1 or in the fifth. houston gets back. chris carter to the railroad tracks. houston wins 4-2, take a 2-1 series lead with a chance toad vans tomorrow. >>> final diof the presidents cup. this long birdie putt but then a chance to halve the match with this two-foot putt. oh, my. lips out. tied at 14-1/2 apiece. one match left. haas goes for the long birdie on 12. bay has to win the hole. not going to do it. us a wins the presidents cup, 15-1/2 to 14-1/2. the ninth and 11th tries. a lot of pressure on the head coach in college football. sad story with usc's steve sarkesian. hopefully he gets the help he need. >> a world of fantasy taked on martians at the box office and only one comes out the winner. why sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all bi

that first line hud fizzle but mainly friday afternoon between 3:00 and 7:00 that we will see showersth and we will gradually clear things out as we get in the start of the weekend. we are not talking about a lot have rain just a tenth of an inch to quarter inch, it will be quick hitting and then get out of here. are you tired of hearing about joaquin yet it is now a tropical storm. look at the track from the national hurricane center it takes it as a remnant low in portugal where it may make another form have land fall as we head in the weekend and next week. closer to home a few cloud, cool night 56 degrees for your thursday, sun and included, really nice day at 72. eyewitness weather seven day forecast, warm on try but watch out for afternoon showers and thunder and then much cooler over weekend but sun returns and stays nice into next week. take there we will be right back. volunteers across philadelphia are teaching girls to run. they hope it will help them become capable, and confident. >> "eyewitness news" anchor ukee washington caught up with the girls, it is this weeks story

we have a hud secretary that i got to meet again. the last time sec.castro and i met we had not won the nba championship yet. of course, i probably stuck out my tie. welcome former mayor. san antonio. this is warriors ground. of course, he got it immediately but i also say to the secretary, too, having a former mayor in that position means an awful lot and will go into detail later on about that. i am here today to announce, again, that the robert pitts housing complex is the third of 15 sites that we've already begun. this result assistance demonstration program with our federal government. we arty started at hunters view. if you go down there, take a good look at it. without rebuilding public housing. rebuilding a community with residents formerly of public housing. you are part and parcel of that through a program that leader pelosi has helped that be so much hope sf. it is giving everybody the chance and hope to be part, equal parts, of building a stronger community. second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griff

even out toward mon tack and up into hud sn valley, poughkeepsie with a high of 72. this all changes tonight and into the weekend. still mild with reading mainly in the six, back towards farming deal at 68, 66 in newburgh right now. only 50 degree temperature we can find is in monticello. we'll see more as the night comes through. but we have a west wind today versus an east wind. and the west wind is warm. that will change direction and become more northerly. clouds are starting to move out slowly but surely. we're starting to see peaks mets fans with tomorrow night you'll need your heavy duty jackets. this is the temperature at the first pitch, 53. by the time the game ends, it will be in the 40s. going to be a cool night tomorrow night and into saturday morning. 30 degrees temperatures to start. it's cool but comfortable. and as we into the evening, we'll drop off into the 40s. an on marathon sunday, the temperatures will start out cool, upper 40s to the low 50s, by the afternoon it's in the 60s. it's nice for the runners who get started earlier and finish early.

we have a hud secretary that i got to meet again. the last time sec. had not won the nba championship yet. of course, i probably stuck out my tie. welcome former mayor. san antonio. this is warriors ground. of course, he got it immediately but i also say to the secretary, too, having a former mayor in that position means an awful lot and will go into detail later on about that. i am here today to announce, again, that the robert pitts housing complex is the third of 15 sites that we've already begun. this result assistance demonstration program with our federal government. we arty started at hunters view. if you go down there, take a good look at it. without rebuilding public housing. rebuilding a community with residents formerly of public housing. you are part and parcel of that through a program that leader pelosi has helped that be so much hope sf. it is giving everybody the chance and hope to be part, equal parts, of building a stronger community. second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith. that's already

his assistants say they kicked him out of a defensive hud until the arizona state game because he was sober. >>> to baseball. alds, astros and royals and houston, game three, series tied a game apiece. astro fans have been waiting since 2005 for the game. down 1 or in the fifth. houston gets back. chris carter to the railroad tracks. houston wins 4-2, take a 2-1 series lead with a chance toad vans tomorrow. >>> final diof the presidents cup. this long birdie putt but then a chance to halve the match with this two-foot putt. oh, my. lips out. tied at 14-1/2 apiece. one match left. haas goes for the long birdie on 12. bay has to win the hole. not going to do it. us a wins the presidents cup, 15-1/2 to 14-1/2. the ninth and 11th tries. a lot of pressure on the head coach in college football. sad story with usc's steve sarkesian. hopefully he gets the help he need. >> a world of fantasy taked on martians at the box office and only one comes out the winner. wh here in vineland, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken

as i know it is very near and dear to her and wree have been together with the hud secretary and leader pelosi and the housing issues in her community and all the communities in the city. want to come up to say a few words, board president london breed. >> thank you mr. mayor. many of you probably don't know this or never believe this but i was really a bad kid in school. i went to public schools here in san francisco and there was always this one special teacher every year that was able to draw me in and keep me under control. in high school that teacher was [inaudible] my french teacher. [inaudible] i remember when the 89 earthquake happened and a couple days later-of course the next day i was excited because we didn't have to go to school, but when i returned to school, galileo high school, the best high school in san francisco, madam wasn't there and all most lost it because i wanted to talk to her about it. she was so amazing she made her class available to all of us even during lunch time where we am no where to go or talk to and she couldn't make it to work thmpt bridge was broke

we meet quarterly with hud and share stories with what they're doing.there was so much connection we were able to say we need to be doing some of this together. >> this questioner notes that as we are here at the national press club, what would you say about the state of arts coverage in this country? is it pretty on target, or is there room for significant improvement? >> there's room for improvement. there's room for communication. the one thing that i've seen now that i've traveled for a year, the arts are thriving. there are so many great things happening in nearly every community. it can be more robust and things can be leveraged even more, but they are thriving. when you've seen one community and this is the key to it. when you've seen one community, you've only seen one community and that is a key to how many different ways the arts can infuse our lives, but not everybody has to be exactly the same. there are nuances within every community that means something to one community that may mean something different in another. so the arts can customiz

the students hud. >> do you know why they did this drill? >> they do it because there have been at left ten facility shootings on u.s. campuses this year and many more close calls. harrisburg, south dakota, a high school principal shot and injured. cleveland, mississippi, two weeks ago, a history professor murdered in his office. lacey washington in april high school students badly shaken after staff members apprehended a gunman. teacher holly carpet is a graduate of columbine high school. that's why she takes this issue so personally. >> it's not about the flash backs or any of that for me. it's the thought of anyone wanting to hurt the kids. >> the threat is real. the question is, how to stop it. david wright abc news, new york. >> you never know how you'll respond in a situation like that, especially children. it's paralyzing for an adult going through something like this, but the hope is that they'll be able to you know, react in a moment like that or get to safety, a safe place. >> absolutely. quite a sign of the times. in the '60s we h

>>> and they broke the hud toll bust a move. young football players just can't help dancing through their moment in the spotlight. >>> now at 6:00, a school scandal, the winthrop high football team benched because of a video reported in a locker room. friday night's football game has been forefitted and all other football activities are on hold. >> beyond that, police are now involved as well. let's get right to jim smith. she live with us together. jim? >> reporter: david, i'm afraid the police are involved. up to 10 students are under investigation, but they haven't decided yet if charges will be filed. but action has been taken here at winthrop high school. at least one player has been suspended, and a game forefitted. >> you have to keep an eye on your kids and what they're dog on their phone. >> reporter: football shock in winthrop. a high school player in big trouble after allegedly recording video of a teammate changing in the boys' locker room. there is word he has been suspended and now the team's game against glouceste

indecision, hillary clinton aggressively courting the latino vote in texas, picking up a key endorsement, hud secretary julian castro. he is now the second obama cabinet member to endorse clinton. biden undoubtedly eyeing all of it. for biden, it's all about the dialogue between his head and his heart as he grieves his late son beau. >>> there is news for every american who receives social security and those about to. for only the third time in the last 40 years, there is going to be no increase in benefits next year for millions of retirees and disabled veterans. the reason for no cost of living increase is because consumer prices are flat and the price of gasoline is down 30% from a year ago. >>> tonight, federal forecasters are warning about a big change to come this winter which will feel different from recent years because of el nino. back and with a vengeance. one of the strongest ever. as miguel almaguer tells us, that weather phenomenon is set to impact much of the country with wild extremes. >> reporter: today government forecasters set the stage for what's coming this winter, more w

we don't want to have any particular project stoop that it's tracks can't afford to have hud say we are violating housing we're depending on hud with that mid market we're assessing the risks how it works in the modeling it does you know have a degree of urgency the last thing we want to do it slow down our projects. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. thank you a few words on this entire issue we're dealing with a finest number of affordable units we presumably will have quite a bit more in the future you know we've heard the most important thing to deal with keeping people adequately housed maybe not in san francisco in all instances the margaret economy not affordable housing people that can't afford to rent or buy in san francisco family members will go do daily city or bringing ban nothing wrong with that but what is available and how to fairly distribute it we've heard one ask supervisor president london breed's talks about casting a wider net you need to includes more than the supervisorial district if i heard hear correctly and commissioner richards said cast a narrower net t

hud promises to focus on family homelessness but not until the end of the decade, too late for kids who have no place to stay tonight. >> frankly, if we don't catch them here, they are going to go on many of these kids to become the next generation of homeless adu adults. >> this boy is now in college and emma now a mother has an apartment. >> when you have your own place, you don't have to depend on nobody and you have a job, believe me, it's a beautiful thing. >> it's an eye opening story you can go in depth with the digital exclusive, there you can meet each of the young people we interviewed. hear their experiences and find out how you can get involved to help them. it's available exclusively on nbc10.com. >>> today at noon you can join vince and fellow reporter morgan for a facebook question and answer session about their investigation. that's at noon on the nbc 10 facebook page. >>> this developing story in las vegas, we're waiting for an update on former nba player lamar odom after he was found unconscious at a brothel. investigators say employees found him unconscious in a room.

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. >> tausley told fox25 that the dog was menace dog was menacing him and said the dog's owner hud have kept the dog on his own property. >>> prosecutors in new york are investigate investigating a boston-based fantasy sports company. the new york attorney general's office is demanding internal data from draft kings and its rival fan duel. the company operates daily fantasy sports leagues. haskill. he admitted releasing information from the site before it went public. he is from southborough and he won $35,000 on fan duel during the week that the draft kings data was leaked. >>> happening this week, lawmakers will take up a bill that will city ofen penalty for drug dealers caught with a pain reliever being blamed for the majority of heroin overdoses. michael henrich is live outside the statehouse where that debate will get under way, michael, later today. >>reporter: that's right. the heroin crisis is spinning out of control and law enforcement say it is needs more tools in order to fight it off and get it under control and that is why the house is going to expect it to take action on t

we don't want to have any particular project stoop that it's tracks can't afford to have hud say we are violating housing we're depending on hud with that mid market we're assessing the risks how it works in the modeling it does you know have a degree of urgency the last thing we want to do it slow down our projects. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. thank you a few words on this entire issue we're dealing with a finest number of affordable units we presumably will have quite a bit more in the future you know we've heard the most important thing to deal with keeping people adequately housed maybe not in san francisco in all instances the margaret economy not affordable housing people that can't afford to rent or buy in san francisco family members will go do daily city or bringing ban nothing wrong with that but what is available and how to fairly distribute it we've heard one ask supervisor president london breed's talks about casting a wider net you need to includes more than the supervisorial district if i heard hear correctly and commissioner richards said cast a narrower net t

visit hud.gov/fairhousing or call the hud hotline at 1-800-669-9777. fair housing is your right.nded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, october 7th, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> as south carolina starts to dry out from historic floods, the aftermath comes into focus and recovery from the deadly storms could take weeks. >>> better late than never. facing flipping poll numbers. hillary clinton says she is putting her husband to work on the campaign trail and his latest stop is on "the late show" with stephen colbert. >>> a mother's outrage at united airlines when she is told she has to use her breast pump in an airport restroom for pets. to

so early in the day we hud keep it the dry just some clouds but during the evening hours, five or 6:00 we will see line of hours rolling on through as that front passes. then watch what happens as we head in the weekend on saturday, high pressure builds from canada. we have a northerly breeze if i can get this to work right here, that dryer cooler air mass that will do. we are back to fall like conditions as we head to at day and sunday. 74 degrees today, about average in the sunshine. tonight, cool partly cloudy skies, we do drop down into the upper 50's and seven day forecast, again, tomorrow increasing cloud, showers late in the day, warm is 78 but then back in the 60's in the the sunshine for saturday and sunday. how are roads looking. >> roads are looking good, they are still quiet moving toward 6:00 o'clock hour. i will say construction project moving out of the way. live look at i-95 southbound at the air port for those thinking abouting around the airport looking really nice here. everybody traveling at posted speed. volleys heating up, moving east and westbound direction, awe

hud secretary and former san antonio mayor castro backed clinton for president. and before the rally hillary said she'd consider castro as a running mate if she wins the democratic nomination. >>> attorneys for dennis hastert say reached a plea agreement in a hush money case. hastert will plead guilty to charges accusing him of lying to the fbi about bank withdrawals of $3.5 million. hastert allegedly used that money to pay a man to keep quiet about decades-old sex abuse allegations. hastert is expected to appear in court october 28th to enter that plea. >>> opening statements are scheduled for tomorrow in the federal tax and bank fraud trial of shaka fahtad jr. the 33-year-old whose representing himself says prosecutors unfairly targeted him adding the government's case is weak and he's eager to prove it. >> in the next few weeks, the details harding these issues will become clear. it will, you know, something that i think people need to know is that i wouldn't do anything wrong related to the philadelphia school district. >> he faces jail time and a fine of up