reporter: i contacted hud, hud explained there are rather stringent tenant protections that the building is under, including the right to remain or return, and because in most cases, the buildings are rehabilitated, that if tenants need to move out for a certain period of time, they're absolutely allowed to return, and here's the other part, the owner cannot employ tactics into relinquishing their right to return or accept permanent relocation assistance and payment. hud told me they're looking into this now. hudson valley property group returned with a statement and said several residents voluntarily left and provided relocation expenses and reimbursement. no one is being forced out of the residence, if they want to stay, they can stay. but for now looks like our seniors can stay. >> the financing of election says noble idea. it's not happening yet. take the money back. >> the farmland preservation deal to not pay wealthy land owner property taxes. >> we get this, we give this. >> right. . >creepy. a pulls a creepy or >> okay, flipped? behold over the shoulder do it e stuff a bunch of t

but that hasn't happened due to lack of funds; hud rejected alaska's proposal. hud administrator mcfadden says her program received $7 billion in requests for the $1 billion it could grant. >> our money that we made available is a drop in the bucket against the need. >> sreenivasan: for the isle de jean charles community, the relocation is about more than just a safe place to live. the tribe is raising additional funds for renewable energy systems and community services at the new site. >> as it came further and further into the plan, we decided maybe we should do a community center, a health care center, maybe for elders' care, child care, a kind of education where we can tutor our kids. >> sreenivasan: no one will be forced to move off isle de jean charles, and those that do will retain rights to their part of the island-- or what's left of it. longtime residents like chris brunet are hopeful for a new start but say letting go of teir ancestral home is hard. >> i find myself clinging on to this right here, so, for me, it's not so much that i'm abandoning it or

if you think you've been a victim, report it to hud. like we did.all reported discrimination and were able to secure their fair housing rights under the law. visit hud.gov/fairhousing or call the hud hotline. fair housing is your right. use it. >>> a former fox news anchor is suing the network's powerful boss, accusing him of sexualt harassment. here's veneta. >> reporter: carlson's bold accusations came just two weeks after her last day at fox news. but ailes immediately fired back saying her accusations are false. >> miss america is gretchen carlson. >> reporter: for more than a decade, the former miss america was one of the most recognizable faces of fox news. but on wednesday, gretchen filed a lawsuit against ceo roger ailes alleging he sabotaged her career. can because she refused his sexual advances and complained about severe and pervasive harassment. he described her as a man hater and a killer who tried to show up the boys on fox and friends. when she complained, she claims he said i think you and i should have had a sexual relationship a l

. >> reporter: he hud with the gingrich anal bam a senator jeff sessions in indianapolis wednesday. meetings came after trump and his three eldest children met with governor pence at his mansion. >> he is giving it careful consideration, and, we're humled to be part of that. >> reporter: new poll find trump gaining ground in several key swing states, including florida, and pennsylvania. in illinois, yesterday the presumptive democratic candidate continued to paint herself as a unifier, delivering an address from the same location where abraham lincoln made his famous house divided speech. >> donald trump is so dangerous. his campaign is as divisive as any we have seen in our lifetime. >> reporter: clinton has been eyeing virginia senator tim kane as a potential vp, she will campaign alongside him in his home state today. brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean will be in cleveland to cover the republican national convention, and it gets underway on monday. look for her reports next week on "eyewitness news". >>> in the meantime, count down co

as we recreate ours housing authority never to be isolated and poverty housing in partnership with hud thank you housing authority and hud and leader pelosi for your wonderful leadership i want to be i want to be with leader pelosi and the on the floor of congress because we need to end gun violence in this country we need to do that and also want to say thank you to senator leno because we're working at the state level with his help we're able to get the governor to releases another $5 million more affordable housing work with our new redevelopment agency ocii and doing that getting things done in all of those areas excluding the private sector and we're getting people jobs at the same time well deserved family oriented jobs for everybody so i want to say thank you to the community thank you to the partnerships like salazar and hud and all of the agencies mayor willie brown and thank you for allowing us to fulfill the wonderful legacy of dr. davis thank you for being here today. >> (clapping.) >> mr. mayor thank you very much for your study and responsiveness to the needs this section

hud is not only one doing this. >> great. i will take questions. if you will identify yourself. again we're going to try to get a bunch of questions in so make your questions shorter, that would be great. in the back. >> hi, i'm ellen taylor. i actually used to work for the office of healthy homes and lead control. but i want to know what the tort situation is right now? i remember the state of rhode island tried to go after paint companies. what is going on, ruth ann? >> ellen, good to see you. the latest has been california, the paint companies were held liable for i think $1.1 billion in 10 or 11 counties came together to sue the paint companies. it is going through appeals process in rhode island. sheldon whitehouse when he was attorney general had a successful suit against paint companies but was overturned on appeal. is very clear that the lead paint manufacturers and pigment manufacturers go all the way back to a century or more in this country need to contribute much more. it is a very difficult case to prove because of statute of limitations and who made what paint but

. >> i don't know, if i hud put it there. >> there is sue arrow. >> i guess so. >> i was going to sitt bath later. >> yes. >> i'll tell but it tomorrow. >> owe, lots of headlines coming from the republican national convention, so i guess the biggest one, i hope we don't wheat this to death but maybe it ties late. melania trump, the wife of donald, of course, there was at least one paragraph that peopled so familiar it goes back to 2008 with michelle obama did the aim thing at democratic national convention back in that year. do you want to tart this off. >> in the beginning, it seemed like a great speech. people talk about it. it was very well done. and not long after as typical with speeches, political speeches, people started fact checking and twitter started talking especially because you he was quoted before this speech even happened, assaying, hey, i basically wrote this myself. i didn't spend time rehearsing. i read it over and read it and wrote it with are little help. there is some i am laster to the speech given by first lady michelle obama but back doing the aim thing a at d

if you think you've been a victim, report it to hud. like we did. narrator: they all reported discrimination and were able to secure their fair housing rights under the law. visit hud.gov/fairhousing or call the hud hotline. fair housing is your right. use it. can i go to the sleepover? lucy, i want you to promise me something if there's any drinking i want you to say, no thanks not my thing. mom i promise you your real friends won't care, deal? i promise mom they really do hear you did you pack your toothbrush? for tips on how to start the talk visit underagedrinking.samhsa.gov a public service message from the substance abuse and mental health services administration >>> lin-manuel miranda, the creator and star of the broadway hit "hamilton" took a final bow last night to a standing ovation. up next for him, a new mary poppins move. "hamilton" will roll on with several new cast members. >>> our final story is from the book of genesis. it is the story of noah turned into a $102 million theme park in central kentucky. mark strassmann paid a visit. >

hud can no longer treat those in need as liabilities. warehoused for generations in publicly-assisted housing. our fellow americans want to recognize the full potential, contributing to their full communities, body politic and national economy. of course arthur brooks with the american enterprise institute so eloquently put it in his book, the conservative heart, when he talked about poor people as not being liabilities to be managed by some distant, remote government bureaucracy in washington, d.c., but poor people are dormant assets, untapped potential and we view as brooks does, that work is not a punishment. it shouldn't be viewed as a punishment. work is a blessing. it gives the people the opportunity to achieve their potential and give back to their fellow human being. so the most effective anti-poverty program known to man is a good-paying job. that is why we're advocating work and job training requirements for able-bodied individuals in public housing. to get people back in the workforce, reduce poverty and east the cost to taxpa

hud regulations. what we are providing and believe is a business service we help contractors provide quality workers. yes. >> what is the typical profile of your-those who take your training and then the profile of those who are tracked for retention? >> are >> we dominantly male. one the challenges in the construction industry is recruit female workers but our program we feel we run it better compare today the industry we are successful have 15 percent of trainees are female. 40 percent is african american. since our training center is based in the bayview we have a lot of residents from the bayview but see a wide spread of residents across the itsy. bayview is a large group and the accessier district a lot of blue caller residents live there where you can live and afford to work in the construction industry. we see data on the training program and then about 30 percent are asian american and then about 25 percent are latino and the rest are other. >> they are not baby boomers? >> no, they are not ba

. >> see the terrifying view from inside that little hud. >> no way i'm going inside that. >>> takedown in a video that has people wondering -- >> did all the police show up to this one incident. >> the story behind why these guys got swarmed. >>> and [ bleep ] dog [ bleep ] injured. >> it's the internet rant that >> but see what we found out that changes everything right this minute. >> i knew it. i knew it. i called it. i called it. >> the nissan gti is a very fast car out of the box. but team decided to do a little tinkering. actually a lot of tinkering and they pumped this nissan up to 10,000 horsepower. they call it the they have half mile to get up to speed and they're going to do it rather quickly. see that thing rocket down that stretch. second run they go up against another car. see that car had been given a very long handicap. >> way up ahead. it's going to close that gap and >> big, big problem. look at that crash. look at what looks like -- >> this much power, that type of safety equipment should be -- >> spinning around. spinning around. spinning around. hits the grass. the

he's the hud secretary now. there was a little controversy about him, about whether or not he did too much campaigning, too much talking about his support for hillary clinton as the acting hud secretary. he was found to have violated by giving an interview on that subject in his official office. not only did we not see him here, we are not hearing from him from the stage either. >> nicolle wallace and eugene robinson are back with us. n as a veteran of so many republican office holders, the question that people like me ask people like you on a night like this, what does hillary clinton need to do to convince you, to convince the larger audience on television? >> well, listen, they have had the best possible week. they started this week with an e-mail dump that could have derailed a lesser finely tuned program. but this was programmed to the minute and it was very strategic. i would say starting with michelle obama's speech, going through to the second half of bill clinton's speech, to the biden speech and the pr

. >> see the terrifying view from inside that little hud. >> no way i'm going inside that. >>> takedown in a video that has people wondering -- >> did all the police show up to this one incident. >> the story behind why these guys got swarmed. >>> and [ bleep ] dog [ bleep ] injured. >> it's the internet rant that

. >> see the terrifying view from inside that little hud. >> no way i'm going inside that. >>> takedownndering -- >> did all the police show up to this one incident. >> the story behind why these guys got swarmed. >>> and [ bleep ] dog [ bleep ] injured. >> it's the internet rant that has gone viral. >> i'll smash you. >> but see what we found out that changes everything right this minute. >> i knew it. i knew it. i called it.

a hud of unity that they hope will permeate the party.racie potts, nbc news, at the dnc in philadelphia. >> thank you very much, tracie. >>> now, not surprisingly trump made headlines of his own. he angered a lot of people on both sides of the aisle when he reached out to russia to access hillary clinton's e-mails. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. >> some democrats said trump committed treason. house speaker paul ryan even warned trump that russia is, yet, a global menace led by a devious thug, end quote. >>> coming up next, we've been talking about fire danger with the summer heat bearing down. let's check in right now with kari hall. >> as we start out this morning it feels nice and cool but, yes, it will be another sizzling day, effort inland areas. more on that coming up in the microclimate forecast. >>> and another live look. this is 880 knnorthbound with tt jammed traffic forced off the freeway at 66 because of

vetted candidates the old fashion way, behind closed doors, monk names she's said to be considering hud secretary julian castro and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. clinton also gets to wait for trump to show his card first. >> probably a little bit before the convention. >> reporter: trump says there are names that have not been talk about yet just today abc news learn he is vetting retired lieutenant general michael flynn, who may not be a household name but he has strong national security credentials. david wright, abc news, new york. >>> pennsylvania's house of representatives goes back to work tomorrow to discuss the state budget. they have until midnight on monday to reach a deal on how to pay for $391.5 billion spending plan. governor tom wolf could sign parts of the proposal or veto it all together. budget negotiators are looking for options for funding that budget including expanding casino style gambling and increasing taxes on cigarettes. >>> kids interested in a future in law enforcement with granted hand on experience today. they took part in the cadet training there

local news on "cbs this morning," texas representative joachim castro and his brother julian castro hud plus, we'll speak with "daily show" host trevor noah. and mo rocca talks to locals about the unique philadelphia accent. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. i'm kenny choi. >>> time to wake up, everybody. you are so good looking this morning, bay bridge. >> i thought is you were talking to me! >> you and roberta, too! >> good morning, it's tuesday, july 26. i'm kenny choi. >> they're only brownie points if you mean it. >> whole heartily. >> he did bring in breakfast yesterday. he is working on brownie points. >> even though the weather is benign, we currently have some very mild temperatures, in fact, people are probably awake very early this morning it was not good sleeping weather away from the by where temperatures are still in the 60s. -- away from the bay where temperatures are still in the 60s. it's a second "spare the air" day. a smoke advisory is in effect as the southwest wind 5 to 15 brings in the smoke

- >> the irs, the department of commerce, the department of energy, the department of commerce, and hudwouldn't be doing this dumb-ass live-streaming if i weren't. yes, i still am running for president, get over it. >> ♪ because we travel on the bus all day we get to play ♪ ♪ so thank you for your support ♪ ♪ thanks for lending me your hand thank you katherine ♪ >> get back in the business of creating a more peaceful world. please clap. >> oh my goodness. that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> let get to washington, joined by jonathan allen, clap any time you want. >> please clap, right? >> he's the head of community and content for "sidewire" and a columnist for "roll call," good morning. >> good morning, thank you. >> 11:00 a.m. friday morning is the time that trump is expected to announce his vp choice. so who are you betting on? >> i'll go with newt gingrich. >> really? okay. why? >> i wouldn't bet the farm on it, i wouldn't bet the farm on any decision a presidential candidate makes about their vice presidential candidate. but newt gingrich obviously wants it. i thi

h we'll go back up into thep into middle 90's but the humidity hud stays down just a little bit fromhere we were yesterday.rd. 78 degrees on this friday morning.moing. dulles 70. winchester 73.st 73. culpeper you're down ton skater. a couple more places will trop off a little bit here. her westminster 75.west. way out in west -- western wes maryland come slappedla 77 degrees this morning. hey, annapolis is stilloliss s sitting at 80. 8 40 for at a looks like thumbsoo i think it's mostly sunny atmosa 8 o'clock. there's going to be some clouds coming across but wes got some sunshine, too.oo temperatures will be in the wl e upper 70's there. already updy to 90 degrees by lunchtime. lune 93 or so at 4 o'clock.lock there's a chance for a couplee afternoon.oon. but no more than that. morthan about like yesterday.esterd a couple here a-couple there t but for the most part we will stay dry, okay.ay middle 90's for highs today. tay a little bit less humid.. not quite so oppressive andnd sticky as what it washat yesterday afternoon.ernoon. little cooler going into the ihe weekend, too.oo we'll

hud is making it harder for investors to reduce interest rates only temporarily.t is prohibiting investors from abandoning properties, and it is making it easier for nonprofits and community groups to buy the loans by making smaller, cheaper loan pools that these groups can afford. now, these rules only apply to the sales going forward, but before you go saying that the crisis is already over, there are still 390,000 homes in some stage of foreclosure, and 1.1 million mortgages are considered seriously delinquent, that is at least 90 days past due, tyler. >> all right, diana, we're going to have you stick around to join us as we discuss this a little bit more. and for more now on the role of private equity in the housing market, let's bring in sarah edelman, welcome. good to have you with us. >> thanks. great to be here. >> do you believe broadly speaking that the private equity companies, the investors that have bought these loans have acted responsibly, or not? and if not, why not? >> well, look, i think part of the problem is that we have very little data about

visit hud.gov/fairhousing or call the hud hotline at 1-800-669-9777. fair housing is your right. use it. >>> we end tonight with one of the more moving moments in the president's remarks at the memorial service this dallas. he told the story of a woman would had taken her sons to the demonstration on thursday and was wounded by the gunman. >> the police helped shetamia taylor as she was shot trying to shield her four sons. she said she wanted her boys to join her to protest the incidents of black men being killed. she also said to the dallas pd, thank you for being heroes. and today, her 12-year-old son wants to be a cop when he grows up. that is the america i know. >> and that is the overnight for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news". >>> and welcome to the overnight news, i'm don dahler. president obama traveled to dallas for a scene that is becoming all too familiar during his presidency. con

as we recreate ours housing authority never to be isolated and poverty housing in partnership with hudhank you housing authority and hud and leader pelosi for your wonderful leadership i want to be i want to be with leader pelosi and the on the floor of congress because we need to end gun violence in this country we need to do that and also want to say thank you to senator leno because we're working at the state level with his help we're able to get the governor to releases another $5 million more affordable housing work with our new redevelopment agency ocii and doing that getting things done in all of those areas excluding the private sector and we're getting people jobs at the same time well deserved family oriented jobs for everybody so i want to say thank you to the community thank you to the partnerships like salazar and hud and all of the agencies mayor willie brown and thank you for allowing us to fulfill the wonderful legacy of dr. davis thank you for being here today. >> (clapping.) >> mr. mayor thank you very much for your study and responsiveness to the needs this section o

. >> reporter: just hours earlier the art museum, tourist were taking in the sights a smaller group hud told reflect on the week that was. >> my people get shot, and i'm not winning. we need each other. >> reporter: struggling to come to grips with the killings of the two black men and five dallas police officers, reginald smaller said he had to do something. >> we are not trying to to anything violent. we are trying to find peaceful solutions. >> reporter: he put out the word on social media lets get together and talk and more than three dozen people did including justin williams. >> i'm a large black man. i'm threatening to a lot of people. people think i'm doing something just because of the way that i look. if i get angry at all, or i respond with anything less that be absolute timidity, if i show any type of aggression i could that be person that is kill. >> i necessity black families we sit our kid down at eight, nine, and ten and we watch roots. that is not pretty and not right that this is what happened and now you have to go back out in the world and understand where we came fr

washington home on friday she met with senator elizabeth warren, colorado governor john hicken looper and hud secretary julianne castro and we're told each meeting lasted for about an hour. >>> turkey's president erdogan has announced he is considering reinstating the death penalty following a deadly failed coup attempt in his country. erdogan made that revelation yesterday in istanbul at a funeral service for his campaign manager. reacting to the crowd use call for capital punishment over friday's attempted coup. turkey's justice minister has confirmed that as many as 6,000 people were detained yesterday over the uprising. the very latest on this let's go to ayman mohyeldin in istanbul. good day to you. what's it like there just a couple days now for this failed military coup. >> right now turkey is as divided as we've ever seen it. in fact if you ask people on one side, those that perhaps oppose president erdogan they'll tell you what is happening here is nothing short of a purge or a crackdown on members of both the security services, the justice ministry, even some free media that oppose

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my other commissioners-the funds from prop 63 are generally commingled with hud fun and private funds and other funds so the projects are very complex to bring together which usually the prop 63 aurfs 1 component mostly the service component. are there projects in the pipeline you can see are early applications for the- >> i probably am not the best person to talk about the projects in the pipeline. director garcia and [inaudible] is better to speak to that but one criteria specified in the legislation is project readiness and that is among which the projects will be evaluated. i think they listed 5 criteria projects are evaluated on and project readiness is one of the 5. we know the homeless department is given the direction of 8 thousand new housing opportunities for individuals and so there is a pipeline for our regular housing area including most recently one of the propositions , thrfs a housing bond prop in the local election so when we sxh back in august we will get that information to share with you. our role because all our housing and i call it the bricks and mortar in the d

my other commissioners-the funds from prop 63 are generally commingled with hud fun and private funds and other funds so the projects are very complex to bring together which usually the prop 63 aurfs 1 component mostly the service component. are there projects in the pipeline you can see are early applications for the- >> i probably am not the best person to talk about the projects in the pipeline. director garcia and [inaudible] is better to speak to that but one criteria specified in the legislation is project readiness and that is among which the projects will be evaluated. i think they listed 5 criteria projects are evaluated on and project readiness is one of the 5. we know the homeless department is given the direction of 8 thousand new housing opportunities for individuals and so there is a pipeline for our regular housing area including most recently one of the propositions , thrfs a housing bond prop in the local election so when we sxh back in august we will get that information to share with you. our role because all our housing and i call it the bricks and mortar in the d

down by 110 in hayward, oakland nine, concorde six, and the bay hud -- a few degrees as well. as we get into the second part of your day, temperatures will be on the warm to hot side. 920 in clearlake, 820 navarro, 60s in sausalito with the onshore breeze. east bay shoreline, upper 60s to low 70s. 720 in oakland. some of our hotter spots will top out around 900. 910 in brentwood, south bay locations in the upper 70s to upper 80s. san jose and morgan hill 870. santa cruz, cloudy and mild. 720 expected there. along the peninsula, 800 sunnyvale, 700 redwood city, 640 for the city of san francisco. air-quality today, good to moderate but tomorrow will be a spare the air day. be kind to the environment. here is a look at the extended forecast. a notable jump in temperatures coming our way, especially for inland communities. 50 to 100 jump from today's highs to tomorrow. the hottest day looks to be thursday. we will hold onto some of that heat friday finally cooling back into your bay area weekend with temperatures more comfortable for our inland cities, upper 80s and mid 80s by sun

. >> see the terrifying view from inside that little hud. >> no way i'm going inside that. >>> takedown in a video that has people wondering -- >> did all the police show up to this one incident. >> the story behind why these guys got swarmed. injured. >> it's the internet rant that has gone viral. >> i'll smash you. >> but see what we found out that changes everything right this minute. >> i knew it. i knew it. i called it. i called it. >> the nissan gti is a very fast car out of the box. but team decided to do a little tinkering. actually a lot of tinkering and they pumped this nissan up to 10,000 horsepow they call it the goliath x. they have half mile to get up to speed and they're going to do it rather quickly. see that thing rocket down that stretch. second run they go up against another car. see that car had been given a very long handicap. >> way up ahead. it's going to close that gap and no! >> big, big problem. look at that crash. look at what looks like -- >> this much power, that type of safety equipment should be -- >> spinning around. spinning around. spinning around. hits

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the word of dean's hammond isn't compatible with the hud housing first model. we must break down such arbitrary barriers that would meaningfully improve lives. warehousing poor people is not a solution. identifying the underlying causes of homelessness and dealing with those issues is a better approach. we should also show the beneficiaries receive unemployment, food assistance and housing benefits on one place while getting their questions answered quickly to avoid being caught in the red tape and the plan would also encourage competition so that scarce resources for the vouchers for housing would not be simply allocated to one public housing authority but instead, the housing authority is out there that are doing a good job helping people graduate into the non- subsidized situations they would be reworded for services that are actually working and they would take on a greater responsibility and i believe we should open up to the institutions of society, faith-based institutions, churches, synagogues and nonprofit organizations that have better results when it

without the sales tax measure we would be unable to backfill these hud cuts as well as some of the baselining of the has the requested i should also add some of this funding will be used to finance the existing to excessive existing navigation centers. a significant portion of the fund was used to expand successful programs including new navigation centers including the new centers that will be opened up in accordance the legislation that was proposed by supervisor campos as well as 300 new supportive housing units in the pipeline and expanding our family need a subsidy program towards our goal of ending family homelessness by 2020. however, the most significant amount of money will be used to create new services including applying the navigation centers system model to the entire shelter system. i think the navigation centers is the most important thing they done in addition to serving so many homeless individuals is show us the way towards improving our filter system and sales tax would allow us to have the funding to be able to make over the shoulders act like navigation centers. we also w

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i do agree that it is nice to hear him talk about unity but it hud have happened sooner because for the long of the time when there was strife and this division we were told it was necessary for people to get out there and no justice, no peace, and this happens, we have to temper our words, we do not want to have inflammatory rhetoric but there was a lot of inflammatory rhetoric coming from black lives matter and the a.m. sharp top and the reverend wright's of the world and now when we have consequences and dead police officers suddenly it is a whoa. and if you say all lives marry that is unseemly. it is like, my word, it is like, how dare you? all lives matter is not, in that offends you, there is something wrong with you. before president obama made the deliver riff the seven minute speech we learned, we believe we helped this killer's name is gavin long with a birthday, today, 29 years old, turned 29, possibly a former military guy. your thoughts? >> there were reports and intelligence coming out as far as observing his skills many believed he had military training from the way he di

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going to virginia senator tim kaine and new jersey senator cory booker and secretary tom vilsack and hudretary castro are on the short list. count on abc 7 news for coverage starting next week. reggie aqui along with laura anthony will be live in philadelphia starting on monday. >>> still to come on abc 7 news at 4:00, a shake-up among the elite. >>> and i'm michael finney. ask finney is just ahead. still taking your questions on twitter and facebook and post them with the hashtag ask finy and i'll answer them right here live in a little bit. >>> and i'm spencer christian from emeryville, looking west where we see very little in the way of low clouds. very soon none at all. that means a warm-up is on the way and i'll have the details in the accuweather forecast in a >>> apple watch sales are tumbling. sales are down 55% since the watch launched last year. that is according to a new report from market intelligence firm ibc. apple is expected to deliver an updated operating system this fall. the apple watch 2 is expected to debut later this year. >>> a bit of a shake-up on the billionaire

the irs, the department of commerce, the department of energy -- uh, the department of commerce and hud wouldn't be doing this dumb ass live streaming if i weren't. yes, i still am running for president. get over it. ♪ because we travel on the bus all day we get to play we get to play ♪ ♪ so thank you for your support thanks for lending me your hand ♪ ♪ thank you catherine >> get back in the business of creating a more peaceful world. please clap. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: no! >> steve: aw! >> jimmy: please clap. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: that one killed me. >> steve: that hurt. >> jimmy: that one -- i felt bad on that one. that one killed me. because he was having -- it was a good speech. he had a -- then he was like, "and create a more peaceful world. oh, please clap. come on. give me a break." oh, my gosh. of course the pokemon craze just seems to be getting bigger and bigger. in fact, i read that even members of congress have even been trying to catch pokemon in the u.s. capitol. [ light laughter ] meanwhile, pokemon were like, "oh, my god, i just caught a a congressman at w

we also can rule out hud secretary julian castro after after it was confirmed he violated the hatch act which bars mixing political views with official business. he was always seen as too inexperienced. tom perez, the current labor secretary also seems to be out of the running. he too has the national security credentials hillary clinton said she is looking for. that leaves him kaine who checks all the boxes, he is at the top of her short list we understand, he was a governor, a senator on the armed services and foreign affairs committee and he can campaign in spanish. he was asked about his weekend plans and asked if he was going to florida to which he said he has not bought a ticket yet. elizabeth warren on the other hand was quiet with attacks on donald trump on twitter during the last few weeks of betting but she returned with a vengeance this weekend after meeting hillary clinton at her washington dc residence last friday. she was one of five short list candidates we've learned who met in successive meetings with clinton at her residence last friday. a suggestionsome say that they

. >> you hud because more people are happier with their jobs these days.e board survey. it found 49 percent of workers are satisfied with their jobs. while that may not sound like a lot, it is highest level since 2005. there were some complaints including how promotions, bonuses and performance reviews are handled. >>> speaking of being happy at work meisha and i are always happy, caught on camera having a tans party in the news room yesterday. >> you have to find time to laugh, it makes your take much better, you can see more of this. >> i don't think it is embarrassing video on the facebook page. >> yes. >> sweet moves. >> yes, you know what, jim, if i would have stood up and also, danced beside him, it would have been trending i feel lake we would have been trending. >> someone did get out of the office and say we are trying to work here. >> yes. >> cbs this morning is next, with more coverage from the rnc in cleveland. charlie, nora and gayle look at couple behind the trump campaign, ivanka and her husband. >> join us early weekday >> join us early wee

the program offers families living in hud assisted homes and public housing discounted internet service. >> the internet is the way that you achieve the american dream. so our job is to do that here today, not just the internet, but to the computer and knowledge it contains. >> an estimated 2 million homes will now be eligible, including 35,000 in philadelphia. comcast is the parent company of nbc universal. >>> we are exactly three weeks away now from the start of the olympic games in rio. and tonight, katy perry wants to get you ready. we'll take a listen to her new olympic anthem, that's next. >>> if you're heading out tonight, it's going to be a warm one. we still have the excessive heat warning out. we'll show you what it means for your weekend. and we'll look at your shorecast coming up next. >>> from the nbc 10 jersey shore bureau, a warning about funny money, if you have any visits planned to one beach town. during the summer peak season, ocean city businesses have been hit with several counterfeit $10 and $20 bills. it's possible that counterfeit cash could be passed on to you.

hud can no longer treat those in need as liabilities. warehouse for generation and public assisted housing. our fellow americans want to recognize their full potential to contribute to their communities, to our body politic and to our national economy. and arthur brooks with the american enterprise institute so publicly put it in his book, the conservative heart, when he talked about poor people not being liabilities to be managed by some distant, ma remote government bureaucracy in washington, d.c., but for people are dormant assets, untapped potential. and we view as brooks does that work is not a punishment that they should be viewed as a punishment. work is a blessing. it gives people the opportunity to achieve their potential and give back to their fellow human being. get people back in the workforce, reduce poverty and ease the cost of taxpayers. the more efficiently can be in helping people, the more people we can reach with a limited federal resources. this model has worked before. we are building on the successes of the 1996 wel

she hosted hud secretary julian castro. we're told from the campaign, well, from people familiar with the selection process that a decision could be made as soon as next week. of course, that would come before the democrats take to philadelphia for their convention. >> you would expect that. okay, thanks very much. mike pence will speak on wednesday night. donald trump thursday. that's all for us today. we're going to be here all week long in a big way. i'll see you tomorrow right here for this week. special edition of world news tonight with david muir sunday night and then robin and i will be here all week for good morning america. special editions of nightline, and our primetime coverage every night at 10:00 p.m. eastern, and live streaming all week long on abcnews.com. i'll see you tomorrow. >> and we'll have much more about donald trump's pick for vice president on abc7news.com and at 5:00. thanks for joining us this morning. the news continues now online on twitter, facebook, and on your mobile devices with our abc 7

developer or project sponsor from the replacement requirement on that the grandfathering i'm okay with hud we'll accept the environmental application prior to june 14th will be exempted and not see the 40 percent requirement i'm okay with the 80 south beach requirement they understand that issue before the board and the issue the various areas the leading the m u use because of the non-need because of shaurdz and potrero hill were removed the change for the .75 to the 5 and removing the m u g and martin luthern king jr.'s u u those are the ones i'm comfortable with the change ability with the art pdrs use i think i'd like to see some fine tuning in public comment to make sure that again, we're not putting the various groups wire trying to help against each other with different uses i want to see more work on that. >> supervisor cowen. >> thank you foreclosing remarks i want to acknowledge supervisor kim's for that's a good question my concerns take into consideration of the legislation i had most severely strongest problems with i that that based on the discussion today that all of those i