for your partnership with hud. your tireless efforts to provide resources and assistance and advocacy, on behalf of our great brothers and sisters in arms. working together at the federal state and local level, we can and will continue to make progress until all americans have a stable home. so they can pursue their american dreams. togetherness, is something that is demonstrated by our armed services, giving people from every aspect of our nation and they mailed them together into a unified fighting force. this is made possible for us to remain free all of this time. think about what can happen if we as a nation, stop fighting each other. we start concentrating on one of the real issues in our country. think how quickly we could solve those problems and make a decent place for everybody. i want to thank you for your service for being here today, may god bless you. come back [applause] [inaudible conversation] >> thank you secretary card commitment. [applause] how moving was that. to fulfill a great dream requires

hud secretary.i had to talk about his growing up. i had to stay an angle and create story and get people interested about the feelings behind it, jimmy carter addressed trying to address cities and poverty and that was fascinating story, i was able to write about that and he made it interesting. >> real people. >> by the way, it's not just a question of throwing federal dollars. single-family households, generations of poverty that breed more generations of poverty and complicated issues in the media but don't get much attention unless the president is on political attack. >> i don't know because people don't know what to do, we have tried to throw money at the problem, federal government has given so much money to baltimore and clearly hasn't been used in -- in the best way or maybe they're not sure what to do with it or who knows, the problem is no one is asking that question, people are asking instead what was trump's rhetoric, how is this politically, people are not asking the question, okay, so

in the event that hud moves forward with a proposed change to the mixed status rule, we support hr 26's -- 2763. for that reason, ongoing support of 3163 is essential to ending homelessness. most importantly, the investment in 1856 would significantly increase the likelihood that will have the opportunity to get ahead of the curve in meeting the needs, and sure focus is maintained on ending the homelessness crisis, and help us gain more ground through mandatory spending. waters,u, congresswoman for introducing this legislation, and the committee, or supporting this will. -- for supporting this bill. rep. waters: thank you very much. , your nowl-mansour recognized. ms. al-mansour: good afternoon. thank you, for allowing the opportunity for us to speak with you today. i'm the executive director of andhousing rights center the california reinvestment coalition as well. and a3, i was here similar hearing was held in los angeles and members came here to determine what were the reasons for civil unrest, for the lack of income and housing in south los angeles. racism,d about poverty, no groc

not only should we be concerned about fema, we should also be concerned about hud, the role that hudn here. hud has a process called community disaster grant relief, which hud actually awarded about $16 billion to various territories and states last year, 83 billion which was supposed to go to puerto rico for disaster preparation and prevention. guess what? the administration is actually delaying those funds because, as they quote, concerns of corruption. so not only will puerto rico not have the type of response they should get under our laws and policies as it relates to fema, they also haven't received funding that would put them in the best position to be prepared for future storms. this is down the line and i do hope congress does something about this. >> thanks to all of you. >>> so speaking of the hurricane season, let me bring in meteorologist michelle grossman tracking tropical storm dorian for us. how is it looking? >> we're looking at a big time change since the last update that came in at 8:00 yesterday. expecting a tropical storm all throughout, now we're expecting a cat

why is hud looking into the practice in san francisco?well, first and foremost, there are still a lot of questions surrounding what hud is looking into. a letter was submitted to the city of san francisco that is not public yet. there are a number of different things that we could be doing to increase affordable housing built in san francisco but what the federal government is looking into but i >> still a concern. according to the chronicle report, hud is looking into what the city is doing and whether it is contributing to the housing crisis and we are able to inferred in for how that would be the case . >> when you look at the federal government as a whole, first of all, president trump is not a great advocate when it comes to producing affordable housing. the tax code has decimated the industries available to build affordable housing. there are 3 areas when we think about affordable housing that the city did not do well. zoning, 91, can't build affordable housing in roughly 20/3 of the city of suffers go. it is not possible . >> they

democratic presidential candidate and former hud secretary boolean castro spoke to voters at the iowa state fair. his remarks are about 40 minutes. [applause] mr. castro: good morning. it is great to be with y'all in des moines at the iowa state fair. first of all, thank you very much, rachel, and all those who helped organize this.

with former hud secretary julio castro, and former congressman beto o'rourke.saturday, live at 10:00 with governor jay inslee. senator kamala harris, senator amy klobuchar, senator gillibrand, and it senator cory booker. watch of 2020 presidential candidates live at the iowa state fair, starting on thursday at c-span. watch anytime at c-span.org or listen from wherever you are on the go, using the free c-span radio app. earlier today, india's ambassador to the u.s. delivered remarks on the country's foreign policy agenda. from the heritage foundation, this is about one hour. about oneion this is hour. [applause]

he was at hud. he says there's no other place, no other state that has this type of problem. so i agree, we have a lot of problems and we have to look at it multi-nodal. i agree with that. we have to start thinking outside the box. maybe it is time to break the wheel when it comes to the merry-go-round of homelessness and housing and it keeps going over and over and over. , losingat we are losing ground. one of the issues that i wanted -- we heard some things. mr. ansell, you mentioned that the county provides the services and some rental assistance and that the city -- i take it you meant the city of l.a. -- is responsible for capital development. things i want to know is what are the other cities in l.a. county doing when it comes to providing more units? i know that not everybody is carrying their fair weight, their fair share. mr. ansell: if i could clarify , both the cityt of los angeles and the county of los angeles are investing very heavily, both locally generated for thee funding development of permanent supportive housing. my specific comment previously propositionp

and then secretary of hud under barack obama.i'm running for president because i believe we need to move forward as one nation, with one destiny. and that destiny for our beautiful country in the years to come is to be the smartest, the healthiest, the fairest, and the most prosperous nation on earth. the smartest, healthiest, fairest, most prosperous. if we are going to be the smartest it means universal pre-k for three and four-year-olds, improving k-12 education, paying teachers what they deserve, reducing class sizes, making sure special-needs children get the education they deserve, reinvesting and trade programs in our high schools, and tuition free public state universities, community colleges, and job training certification programs because jobs require more knowledge and more skill than ever before. it means reimagining the justice system if we're going to be a fairer nation, cast bail reforms, making sure we have greater accountability and transparency in police departments so you are treated the same no matter who you

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organizational and one of the most important federal building tools that we utilize for this work is hud section building program. section four nonprofit organization further the affordable housing goals. one example, people sustain the homeless, use hud section for support to develop, this development consists of 110 units, 55 which are reserved for homeless residents, and also provides financing, affordable housing development in the incoming tax credit equity. the housing credit is the nation most important developed by mance under the source for affordable housing and works by providing equity for such housing in exchanger for cracks under tax credit. it's one of the largest nonprofitt international expert in using housing credit for finance supportingn housing. for people and expressing homelessness. it uses other resources to pursue part this work including the capital magnified. cms is a compatible administered by the treasury department. which can be used flexiblyrd by missions and nonprofit developers for affordable rental housing for very poor households. an example of the impa

ben carson secretary of hud in a moment, we'll talk with a terrific panel of experts on about what is doing on in the markets, and prospects on this economy and what is leading these developments. and volatility. and concern about recession, we're monitoring new developments, in the shooting of 6 police officers in philadelphia, david lee miller with the latest. reporter: standoff continues in philadelphia, this is an on going situation. we're told that one of the suspects continues to fire. the police deputy tweeting out suspect still firing, and urging residents to avoid the area, stark sayaway. 6 police officers have been shot, are treated in area hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries, additional officers for non-gun-shot related injuries that was caused by a car accident. and they report three suspects are in custody. one officer is pinned in a bedroom with two suspects that are handcuffed. and a massive police responses on the ground in nicetown neighborhood, the shooter is live streaming what is happening on facebook. emergency call came in 4:30, a narcotic call, police f

democratic presidential candidate and former hud secretary boolean castro spoke to voters at the iowa state fair. his remarks are about 40 minutes. [applause] mr. castro: good morning. it is great to be with y'all in des moines at the iowa state fair. first of all, thank you very much, rachel, and all those who helped organize this. i know that des moines is proud of the state fair, and you have plenty of reason to be. i'm excited because i'm here with my family. my wife, erika, and our daughter and our son. [cheers and applause] mr. castro: this is a real treat for me, because as you can imagine, like all the candidates, i don't often get to travel with my family. we get to spend a little time together. i think my children are looking forward to the bumper cars and maybe the sky rides and that bacon that y'all sell on a stick. [laughter] mr. castro: i want to talk to you this morning about what we're going to become as a nation. aroundhat if we went this crowd and listened to the stories of your family, we would hear a lot of stories that reflect the best of our nation, of the americ

landlord tenant counseling and what they call hud counseling, we're a hud-certified counseling entityebuyer counseling. >> let me give you a question. you guys know everything. that's what i know about you now, mark, which is, people always complain that they put down a security deposit, and then they can't get it back. what are the rules? how do they get it back? >> a landlord is required by state law within 21 days after the tenant vacates the property to either return the entire deposit or provide a detailed accounting of any deductions from the security deposit, including receipts or invoices. if the landlord doesn't do that within 21 days, there's actually a case law that says a landlord loses the right to keep any of the deposit. >> so you have to go to small-claims court? is that where you end up? >> ultimately, we advise the tenant to make every effort they can to contact the landlord, sometimes the landlord will say i sent it to you, didn't you get, that sort of thing. but if the landlord refuses to return the deposit the ten tant will have to go to small-claims court. >> mar

eastern with steve bullock, followed by joe biden, and friday we're live with the former hud secretary, julian castro. saturday we are live at 10 a.m. eastern with governor jay inslee, senator kamala harris, senator amy klobuchar, senator formern gillibrand, governor john hickenlooper, senator elizabeth warren, and senator booker. watch the candidates live at the iowa state fair starting thursday on c-span and watch anytime online at c-span.org or listen live from you are on the go, using the free c-span radio app. served as that when he commissioner of the fda -- 23rd commissioner of the fda, joining us this morning to discuss federal regulation of cannabidiol, cbd as it is better known as. explain what cbd is. guest: it is a derivative of the cannabis plant. it is an oil extract, previously only available from the plant you grow marijuana from. 2018 farm bill legalized the growing of hemp, which is a form of cannabis that has low concentrations of thc. hemp become seeing a much more prominent agricultural crop. it can grow in poor quality soil, so you see it grown in lower quality so

eastern, former hud secretary julian castro and former congressman bento o'rourke. we are live with governor jay inslee, kamala harris, amy ,lobuchar, elizabeth warren kiersten gillibrand and senator cory booker. between thousand 20 -- what's the 2020 presidential candidates live on c-span, watch any time live on c-span.org or listen free c-span radio app. heldesident trump

section three says you get hud money you have to train or give contracts to the low impact people. on the books for a long time but it's hardly been used because it's cumbersome. if you make more money, you have to report it. go up. if you get married, you lose everything. removing those things or people can actually climb the economic ladder. >> martha: you heard elijah cummings going after the president calling him a white supremacist. you heard the candidates basically say that they believe that the president egged on and created an environment that helped to egg on this shooter in el paso. what do you say to that. >> it saddens me that the leaders in our country would lower themselves to the point of calling each other names rather than focusing on the problems that exist. you know, we are our own worst enemy right now. it's not the russians, is that the chinese are north koreans. it's us. a house divided against itself cannot stand constantly in races would not be doing the things of the president is doing with the second chance, opportunity zones, the things that i just menti

overall the administration's cuts to the hud program ane astonishing $9.6 billion. that would be devastating and wo that's why it's so critically important we have hearings like this and we have everybody make sure that theydy are participatg engaged so that we can help fight back against these proposed cuts. we hear proposal after proposal that would only negligibly impact all the work for the people on thisth panel are doing and ms. king viehland would you like to comment on what would happen and how the problem would get worse if we have a sexual cut of $9.6 billion to the hud program? >> we talked about the fact that we had moree than 10,000 units n permanent supportive housing in the pipeline we talked about a critically important that those units are. without vouchers and subsidies those units don't come on. those beyond the discussion of impact fees and other costs related to rising housing costs. if we don't have the vouchers and the rentall subsidies to be able to put those people in two units those don't get billed. >> thank you. ms. lares you've done fabu

, montana governor steve bullock followed by former vice wesident joe biden feared also have former hudecretary julian castro and saturday, we are live it's an :00 a.m. east and with governor jay inslee, senator kamala harris, senator hoeven klobuchar, senator kirsten gillibrand, former colorado governor john hickenlooper, senator elizabeth warren, and senator cory booker. the 2020 presidential candidates live at the iowa state fair starting thursday on c-span, watch any time online at fromn.org, or listen live wherever you are come on the go, using the free c-span radio app. host: today, we are joined by mark leon goldberg from denver , colorado who has a podcast that focuses on undercover global issues and trends of the day. mark

. >> former hud secretary and presidential candidate julian castro. sir, thank you for calling in and, of course, our best to your fellow texans as yet it is another bad weekend with bad people doing things, or one bad individual in this case doing things that certainly leaves a heavy heart in your state. thank you, sir so much. >> thank you, richard. >> frank figliuzzi, we were listening from julian castro. that is tough time for texans. they're going to try to put together solutions along the way. as was stated by you as well as the former hud secretary, we don't have the details of the type of firearm at the moment that was used in this crime, in this shooting of what appears to be 26 people at the moment, five dead, and 21 injured. when you see the three police officers, the three law enforcement in this case that were injured, does that indicate anything here? because one might think that most law enforcement, when they go to work every day, put on a bulletproof vest and they are ready for these unfortunate situations. they are well-armed and wel

hud secretary ben carson will join us shortly in an exclusive interview.t want to miss this. he is making major news. we're more into the markets, deep into the red. we're going live to the new york stock exchange, to see what traders are saying about all of this. we'll be right back. ♪ charles: stocks are tumbling, this after president trump directed u.s. companies to quote, immediately start looking for an alternative to china. after we heard from china this morning they are retaliating with more tariffs against u.s. goods. gerri willis live on the floor of the new york stock exchange with more. how is it going down there, gerri? reporter: my gracious goodness. they're shooting everything and asking questions later. here is what the traders are saying tit-for-tat. more back and forth between china and the u.s. the issues continue to linger, and will linger they think to the election and possibly beyond. one thing they said you should pay attention to here, volume is very, very low. that means any headline could have impact on markets. if this were a norm

eastern with former hud secretary hooley and later former cast -- and later beto o'rourke. saturday were alive attended, a.m. eastern with governor jay inslee. senator, let harris. senator amy klobuchar. senator kirsten gillibrand. senator elizabeth warren. and senator cory booker. watch the 2020 president of candidates live at the iowa state fair. starting thursday on c-span. watch anytime online at c-span.org. or listen live from wherever you are on the go using the free c-span radio app >> friday, living loop, of radio free asia talks about programming. new eastern on c-span. -- read for asia and china. announcer: for 40 years, c-span has provided america with unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c., and around the country. created by cable in 1979, c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. years,as changed in 40 but today that ideas more relevant than ever it. on television and online, c-span is your unfiltered view of governmen

. >> with hurricane season underway why did hud delay disaster prep funds for puerto rico? ♪ soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to matter of fact. today we're going in-depth on this week's two big stories. the future of puerto rico now that the governor has been forced to resign. and the growing threat of white supremacy in america. we begin there. just last month, fbi director chris wray warned about the rise of domestic terrorism related arrests. he said a majority of the cases are motivated by some version of what you might call quote "white supremacist violence." last week's massacre in el paso is now being investigated as a domestic terror attack. george selim is the former director of homeland security's office of community partnerships which used to administer grants to organizations working to counter violent extremism. he has served under president george w bush and presidenttodae anti-defamation league. so, how long has the u.s. been really tracking these white nationalist groups? george: historically, as we look at these trends, it really starts with the signi

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so we've face add situation where we're working with fema, working with hud, several weeks ago hud saiding to slow down the mitigation funding that we were already anticipating receiving. we're trying to rebuild now from those other hurricanes. and so we were concerned about what would happen not only to those individuals we have over 1,200 homes that still have temporary roofs. but also our main infrastructure. i came an hour ago from a hospital on st. croix. we have one operating room, operational after the devastation of maria on the island of st. croix. tree house ventures. we're concerned about what the tropical storm would have done. i think we've weathered it very well. our governor has worked closely with fema to ensure that our most vulnerable families and individuals -- tomorrow we'll be on the ground to do an assessment of those who have had severe damage. >> congresswoman stacy plasket, thank you very much for taking the time on this difficult night for the islands joining us with your report and letting us know what's happening. i appreciate it. >>> up next, a live report f

. >> laura: the former hud secretary for obama, julian castro, no chance he'll be in someone's cabineteday. pastor scott, he was acting that baltimore was created by trump for you or the hud secretary for president obama. why didn't this get fixed under obama and every failing american city is democratic leadership. period! >> during that boring debate, that ratings nightmare boring debate they just had, they were trying to tiptoe around the fact that the major issues that they said needs to be fixed in america were issues that were predominant during the obama administration. and they are trying to make this big race issue as if blacks are waking up in the morning saying, we hate whitey and whitey is waking up in the morning saying, i hate blackie. that's not happening. trying to make it there and if they want the racial divide so they can blame it on this president and they act as if the president, if you were alive in the '60s and you had a civil rights encounter, that immunizes you from criticism by the right people that president is right. there are areas in baltimore that are rat

eastern, former hud secretary julian castro and former congressman bento o'rourke. we are live with governor jay inslee, kamala harris, amy ,lobuchar, elizabeth warren kiersten gillibrand and senator cory booker. between thousand 20 -- what's the 2020 presidential candidates live on c-span, watch any time live on c-span.org or listen free c-span radio app. held aident trump campaign rally thursday in cincinnati. he spoke to supporters about the previous night's democratic debate and mentioned how much , time the candidates spent criticizing former president barack obama. this is about 90 minutes. ♪ ["god bless the usa those quotes being played -- usa" being the played] from the lakes of minnesotatohe across the plains of texas from sea to shining sea from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. where there's pride in every american heart and it's time we stand and say that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i'd gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because

i'm thinking, you were the hud secretary for president obama.idn't this get fixed under eight years of clinton and eight years of obama and democrat leadership in every failing american city is democrat leadership, period. but they are suddenly going to get the light bulb and fix it, i don't think so. >> during that boring debate, that ratings nightmare boring debate that they just had, they were trying to tiptoe around the fact that the major issues that they seem to be fixed in america were issues that were predominant during the obama administration. in the trying to make this big race issue as if blacks are waking up in the morning saying we hate whitey and whitey is waking up in the morning saying i hate blacks. that's not happening. they are trying to create this narrative, they want a racial divide so they can blame it on this president and then they act as if this president -- if you were alive in the '60s and you had a civil rights encounter, that somehow -- from any criticism by white people. the president was right. there are areas in

. >> in hud, he was supposed to be kind of a shallow damaged character and he was playing that to theis when they lower the box. >> "hud" is a kind of commentary on where you end up if you buy into the myth of the western hero. you end up with a guy who drinks too much, has no respect for women,s who's masculine in the divorce sense of the term yet hud is attractive to us because he's played bid paul new man. >> in cool hand luke, new man clearly is a figure of the counter culture movement. rebelling against authority. >> lay down, luke. he's just going to knock you down again, buddy. >> circumstance hasn't made luke a criminal. >> stay down. >> it's almost his choice. >> you're going to have to kill me. >> or his refusal to do what's expected of him. >> don't you ever talk that way to me. >> the warden in the film is played by strother martin. it's one of the great ten-line performances in movies. >> what we've got here failure to communicate. >> and it really feels like a '60s line where you know, just in one moment, kids and adults could see the generation gap and see each other on

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. >> reporter: he also said hud is slashing funding for housing. >> since 1978, the federal government has cut the budget authority for low income housing by well over 50% in current dollars. and i think that they track the rise of modern-day homelessness. >> reporter: we told you that on sheltered homeless people live in california. just to put that in perspective, the state with the next highest number is florida with 7% so california is not just at the top of the list but it is far and away the state with the most people living on the streets. melissa kane, tran05 >>> still to come, people in one bay area city are pleading with the feds to clean up the river. >> we have actually seen businesses leave town because they can no longer navigate the river. >>> paper are plastic? bart is facing out one of these options. i will tell you about the changes that start on monday.>>> it is a sports story that they could make into a movie. how one fans strong arm landed him a contract with the oakland a's. >>> it is a less strong push from the ocean tonight that warmed us up about five or 7 degr

just one more example of that of white nationalism, the only hispanic presidential candidate former hudecretary juliÁn castro said president trump's words have led to violent action. authorities say the el paso gunmen posted about his motivations online >>hispanics are taking over the state of texas and changing the country. this echoes. kind of language that our president. >>encourages but in a speech at the white house monday president trump condemned white supremacy in one voice our nation must condemn racism. bigotry and white supremacy civil rights groups say the president's words are a step in the right direction, but they cautioned the president needs to reinforce that message. >>in the days and weeks ahead and and charting a krishna swami with amnesty international wants president trump to back up his words with action white supremacist. >>tend to use as weapons of terror. weapons ever saw assault weapons assault rifles, the organization is calling for congress and the administration to ban assault weapons and pass legislation requiring universal background checks in washington.

the report says the city received a letter from hud about the investigation and city attorneys are now reviewing it. >>> starting monday, bart will stop selling paper tickets at the embarcadero station. instead, reloadable clipper cards will be available to purchase. this is the second station to make the change. next will be the powell street station and then downtown berkeley. passengers can still use paper tickets at the stations gates but only the corporate guard will be available for purchase. bart says the goal is to eliminate all paper tickets sometime next year. >>> cops and the community came together in richmond today for the sixth annual chill with a cop ice cream social. the event took place at metro lock plaza and 16th street. organizers it is a chance for police to get to know the community and parents and build positive relationships. >>> the interaction with our community is absolutely important. it gives us the time to get out have conversations wiso an oppo for them to let us know what is going on in their neighborhood. >> the ice cream supplies last and, of course. o

so we always ask that you take the time to meet with the housing counselor or work with a hud approved counseling agency so you don't disqualify yourself. our goal is to share that we're changing the narrative of home ownership that you don't need 20% down or 700 credit score. it is dependent where you want to live, how much you feel safe but it doesn't have to be the 20%. >> it can be as low as 3%. >> less than that. there are some community lending programs, some institutions will have 1% down with no pmi which is the private mortgage insurance which is typically a big factor in getting a person qualified. >> that's extra money you have to pay each month. it could make or break a real estate transaction because it could be a significant amount. >> thank you very much. i'll let you go back to answering phone calls here. a lot of the assumptions we all make about buying a home are all yesterday rules. the rules are changing because it is so hard to get into a home in the bay area. that's why we have this hot line going on till 8:00 tonight. give us a call, 415-954-7621. no matter how s

. >> reporter: he also said hud is slashing funding for housing and that is an issue also brought up by jeff kaczynski. the director of san francisco department of homelessness and supportive housing. >> it is 1978. the federal government has cut the budget authority for low income housing by well over 50% in current dollars. i think that cut has affects the lives of homelessness. too said the funding cuts hit california hard because it is also very difficult to build here. >> i think we need to figure out ways to streamline housing construction and look at her zoning laws. we need to look at our investments in affordable housing.>> reporter: so as we said, california's 47% of the nations on sheltered homeless. to put that in perspective, the state with the next highest amount is florida with 7% of the nations on sheltered homeless. so california is not just at the top of the list but far and away the state with the most people will living on the streets. live in san francisco, melissa kane, tran05 >> president trump also accused them pay advertising undocumented immigrants over citi

with former hud secretary julian castro, and with governor jay inslee senator kamala harris,, senator amy klobuchar, senator kirsten gillibrand former colorado governor, john hickenlooper, senator elizabeth warren, and senator cory booker. watch the candidates live at the iowa state fair friday and saturday on c-span. watch anytime online at c-span.org, or listen live from wherever you are on the go, on the free c-span radio app. next, a look at u.s. relations with iran, and what can be done to avoid escalating tensions, posted by the arab center. this is an hour and a half.

enlisted to help the war effort they expected the army to deliver the drop they promised and respect the hud prompted their enlistments when ordinary soldiers like young, morrison, murphy and green and other wac across the nation had the right of complaint officers to respond and acknowledge the resistance as military personnel. black women were in the military during world war ii even though we don't hear about them that much. they were there for the visibility of people across the nation. thank you. [applause] >> i'm thinking about the test that these black wac took that showed they had no latitude for any jobs other than cleaning. a generation after they took the test, me and many other people were taking the sats which at that time were called the scholastic admission test. i remember taking the test but did not remember the particulars until he saw, until ralph nader came for college and give this talk, among the things of class of the scholastic admission test. the first assault on the sat and the educational testing service came from him. in the young man at princeton, and then i reme

in places like flint, michigan that i visited when i was hud secretary and then two months again. it determines something as simple as whether you can drink clean water. i am running for president because i believe that we live in the greatest nation on earth. i know that we need a president that understands that in the years, we have to move forward with one nation with one destiny. i am convinced that our destiny in the years to come is to be the smartest, healthiest, fairest, and most prosperous nation on earth. healthiest,his the fairest, and most prosperous nation on earth. we need to start with universal pre-k for three and four-year-olds. [applause] julian castro: when i was in san antonio, put a sales tax increase that went to voters to get high quality pre-k. we were in texas and some wondered about that, what more than 53 scent of the voters said yes to investing in our four-year-olds. ofay, san antonio has one the best pre-k programs and all of the country because of it. we pay teachers what they deserve, reduce class sizes, and making sure that no matter what the needs

in places like flint, michigan, when i was hud secretary and visited again two weeks ago, it is something as simple as whether you can drink clean water. i'm running for president because i believe that we live in the greatest nation on earth, because i know that we need a president that understand that in the years to come we need to move forward as one nation with one destiny. and i am convinced that our destiny in the years to come is to be the smartest, the healthiest, the fairest, and the most prosperous nation on earth. the smartest, the healthiest, the fairest, and the most prosperous nation on earth. if we have to be the smartest on earth, we need to start with universal pre-k for three- and four-year-olds. [cheers and applause] mr. castro: when i was mayor of san antonio, we did something about that. we put a one eight cents sales full pre-k. to fund we were in texas, and so some people wondered about that. but more than 53% of the voters in san antonio said yes to investing in our four-year-olds. [cheers and applause] mr. castro: today san antonio has one of the best pre-k progr

eastern with former hud secretary hooley and castro. saturday we are live at 10:00 a.m.eastern with governor jay inslee, senator, harris, senator amy klobuchar, senator kiersten gillibrand, former colorado governor john hickenlooper, senator elizabeth warren, and senator cory booker. watch the 2020 presidential candidates live at the iowa state fair friday and saturday at c-span. watch anytime online at c-span.org, or listen live from wherever you are, on the go using the free c-span radio app. announcer: sunday night on q&a, >> we were taken out of the hall and confronted this mob of angry people. announcer: middlebury college political science professor allison stanger talks about the physically attacked. after the appearance of an author charles murray on campus. >> you left that room and what happened? >> the fact is i do really remember much of it. i cannot even tell you what door we went out. thewe were taken out of hall and confronted this mob of angry people rate some of whom were wearing masks -- angry people. some were merrick wearing masks their target was cha