even across hud, and with each other, to create that, you know, hud is trying to be intentional about creating their sense of belonging. so no one gets lost. so, that's what i would say. >> epa has been doing a great job of meeting the next generation where they are and there's no where better so than our administrator himself, michael reagan. he's the product of an hbcu, he started his career at epa and now the first black man to lead the agency the so we do a lot of outreach and improvement for affinity groups, different minorities, different ethnicities, and speaking why they belong in the government rit large and explaining as my colleagues mentioned the benefits of federal service and specifically where they sit at epa. we've been successful in events and continue to have them like the administrator and others who started their career and now is leading the agency. >> so the question i had asked is what the obstacles are and i will note two things that were not explicitly mentioned that i thought were going to come up. one is pay, in the pay differential relative to the private s

we have a number of information we have seen from hud. there is so much training that they can reach out to. there is a lot of free classes, which we know is out there. this is not a new topic. this is new that we should be embedded it fully, and that is what i am believing to make sure it is a costly effort. >> one more question, mr. sweeney and mrs. bradley. this requires a yes or no answer. i learned a long time ago that nothing focuses a mind like a deadline. you all have gone through a series of recommendations in both of your testimony to address appraisal bias. i would think from the appraisal subcommittee's perspective, i am only one voice at the table, it would be helpful to have specifically around what your deadlines are for those various proposals. you know, what are the deliverables? what is the timeline? you know, i note that the whole parea initiative started in 2015. i am a bank regulator who focuses on public policy initiatives.many of them are complex. i don't recall anything we ever worked on without a deadline. i wonde

. $20 million for public housing or hud cooprepairs, $12 million for affordable housing for educators, $10 million for elevators in sro portfolio, $30 million for acquisition of non profit community facilities sites, so not housing, and then $34.8 million for financing cost reserves and capitalized interest. the board approved ordinance 171-22 that appropriated the $112 million of private proceeds and $34.8 million of financing cost and put the funds on reserve pending the sale of the cop. mohcd created the following implementation plan. we are splitting the acquisition of non profit community facility sites into two phases. the first phase of $20 million we issued the rfp at the end of january, and we anticipate having a list of projects available in later this month. on the same day at the end of january, we issued acquisition of sites for affordable housing development and that has the similar timeline for having a list of available projects. on the affordable housing for educators front, we issued the nofa the end of february and anticipate having a list of projects by the end of

many villages remain on, accounted for local officials by the violence on tensions between farmers and hud is who have often cashed over the years of access to land in volta. now theres been floods in central somalia that are forced at least $200000.00 people from now on the heavy range. and the town of bud wayne comes after a long drought, but left millions of people on the brink of farm and united nations as it needs of a 2 and a half $1000000000.00 to help people in somalia. this yeah, honda, it has. the story now is the best i view of the huron region in central somalia shows the extent of the damage of the days of heavy rain. the tunnels, the leg one is submerged and congress homes swept away. the storms triggered flooding and caused the sabelle river to best thanks. forcing people to weigh 2 flies in water levels. was very difficult for me to walk this morning because of the amounts of water used to be able to work through it before. but as you can see, the level has reached my waistline. and this situation is getting worse. businesses, schools at hospice over coast and public transp

department of defense department of state department of hud. obviously urban development, all of these agencies are involved. they're all doing something or another for homeowners why are we doing this at the federal of our government. it's a great question, because certainly the biggest problems we have are fundamentally local. i mean, the local government, state, city governments, county, really determine what housing supply. housing is going to get built. most of what we do at the federal level is subsidize the mortgage market. are we sub in the financial behind that you know are we may provide assistance to the public housing or rental assistance but again at the end of the housing affordability, you know, despite the federal programs there's reason that, you know, oklahoma city is cheaper than san francisco other than the obvious demand reasons people wanted to live in one more than the other. so we certainly have had a very convoluted problem a lot of this is really dependent on the history. we've had a very fragmented banking system. a l

especially related to 2 hud funded programs. (indiscernible) coordinated entry system and therefore could be ineligible. we found 24 of 29 sample tenants are 83 percent were not appropriately prioritized or did not have the required eligibility documentation. such as verification of homelessness or disability. most of the documentation was not in the system of record as required. when reviewing income calculations 19 or 66 percent of 29 sample tenants had income calculates incorrectly by uchs when they entered the program which may have resulted in incorrect tenant rent paid. the audit identified three employees who were enrolled into one of the two hud funded programs without going through the required assessment and referral process. as a result it is unclear if or how they were prioritized over other potential program participants in need of housing. also identified at least 16 other active employees on the tenant roster for one of the programs as of august 2022. another finding related to the 2 hud programs was collected at

gives hud the tools necessary to ensure you have a level playing field in the housing market. so i would encourage my colleagues on this committee to look at this bill hr 702 so we could advance serious policy on a serious issue. i would also encourage everyone to come to my district and to hear from my constituents about the pain associate with the lack of affordable housing options.ue actually, since the issue excuse me since this issue is so pressing in my district i am bringing together the trite caucus the black, hispanic, asian american pacific islander caucus for a housing summit in my district on may 8. we are working hard every day to address the issues that matter most to our communitiesmu and if anyone wants to deliver real results for our communities i welcome you to join us in this work. this is the priority the subcommittee and the full committee should be focused on. i would ask the majority to please make housing affordability the priority thats it deserves. that is what this committee should be charged with while we reauthorize flood insurance for the next 10

also hud and teeth early on thursday morning. the scope of that attack against the capital is still unclear and there was no immediate information on casualties. smoke rises over q again in a co escalation, trusting rocket stall, get to the gap food for the 9th time. this month to, to choose messiahs, what even that cities across the ukraine overnight. but in a show fits, improve to defense capabilities. you cream says it shut down all, but one of them this damage new to kindergarten and a good dodge was done by falling debris. the rebels, there was a very powerful explosion. then i saw the smoke with them. i find out that the debris fell when the guy just mine is nearby. i can see the rocket to be nice and you had asked the one messiah that got to hit the southern boats a deal for desa tartar d, c one plus and was good and do all those injured. the latest escalation comes as the western allies supply increasingly sophisticated weapons to keep ahead of it's hardly at the speed that spring offensive for residents here are designed

on the other side of the shrine of god's prophet hud and saleh and near the court of arif kabir seyyed qazi tabatabai, martyr delwari, after his martyrdom and according to his will, was buried in wadi al-salam najaf in sada and sima news agency, wadi al-salam najaf . vaccination of children against various diseases in the world the reason for the concern of international organizations, including unesco, registered according to the announcement of this international organization, every year millions of children in the world, including in the philippines, miss the opportunity to be vaccinated. one of the morning festivals in one of the densely populated areas of manila, the capital of the philippines, begins with the movement of cars . and it ends in a sports hall. this festival started with music performance along with the presentation of children's health packages and vaccinations and finally ends with children crying because of vaccinations. the decrease in receiving vaccines in 2017 from the french vaccine manufacturer isfahan film says that it is difficult to receive vaccines for pe

keith, residential buildings were heads and explosions, hud throughout the night. meanwhile, the come on, the rushes valid and i must carry group is claiming moscow has promised now to deliver the weapons that it's demanded in order to continue the on slaughter on eastern ukraine. the ukranian city of buck mood has been the scene of fierce fighting for months. the notorious wagner mercenary group has been leading the russian offensive. but the head of wagner and you have any pre goshen, has repeatedly demanded more weapons and ammunition from the russian defense ministry. now what appears his demands will be met. he confirmed this in a video message on his telegram channel. we have been promised as much immunization or weapons as we need to continue operations. there has not been an unofficial response from moscow. a few days ago, pre goes in lab scathing criticism at defense minister, so day shall i go and chief of general staff. but larry graphs, him off side showing go, garage him off, whereas my damn your munition de la maya on the 10th of may, we will withdraw from fox movie is l

. $20 million for public housing or hud cooprepairs, $12 million for affordable housing for educatorsmillion for elevators in sro portfolio, $30 million for acquisition of non profit community facilities sites, so not housing, and then $34.8 million for financing cost reserves and capitalized interest. the board approved ordinance 171-22 that appropriated the $112 million of private proceeds and $34.8 million of financing cost and put the funds on reserve pending the sale of the cop. mohcd created the following implementation plan. we are splitting the acquisition of non profit community facility sites into two phases. the first phase of $20 million we issued the rfp at the end of january, and we anticipate having a list of projects available in later this month. on the same day at the end of january, we issued acquisition of sites for affordable housing development and that has the similar timeline for having a list of available projects. on the affordable housing for educators front, we issued the nofa the end of february and anticipate having a list of projects by the end of june.

especially related to 2 hud funded programs. (indiscernible) coordinated entry system and therefore could be ineligible. we found 24 of 29 sample tenants are 83 percent were not appropriately prioritized or did not have the required eligibility documentation. such as verification of homelessness or disability. most of the documentation was not in the system of record as required. when reviewing income calculations 19 or 66 percent of 29 sample tenants had income calculates incorrectly by uchs when they entered the program which may have resulted in incorrect tenant rent paid. the audit identified three employees who were enrolled into one of the two hud funded programs without going through the required assessment and referral process. as a result it is unclear if or how they were prioritized over other potential program participants in need of housing. also identified at least 16 other active employees on the tenant roster for one of the programs as of august 2022. another finding related to the 2 hud programs was collected at

ali delwari in front of sheikh tusi street, on the other side of the two prophets of god hud and saleh and near the court of arif kabir seyyed ali qazi tabatabai delvari, after martyrdom in the name of his will, he was buried in wadi al-salam najaf, jalal khalidi, wadi al-salam news agency, najaf one of the first judicial branch advice to publishers of legal books kurds should teach people legal concepts in simple and fluent language in legal books. more than 10 stalls of legal books will be offered at the tehran international book fair. the 34th tehran international book fair was an opportunity to visit the aisles of legal books. and how many book titles did we present, 500, this year we got more than 350 titles of empty man books, from specialized books to legal books, in simple language, for example , what should we do if someone has not prepared a document for them, and what should we do about banking issues and checks and promissory notes and these things the practical costs of the laws that the general public can use for education. the rice paddies of private land. humans are rig

series of overnight russian missile strikes. extensive damage was reported in the eastern city of poplar hud, that i caused a large fire and industrial area. trouble and 1st republic banks being acquired by j. p. borg and chase bank muse, regulators and taken control of the bank and there were in a rush to find a buyer to prevent its collapse. first republic shows fell last week after it revealed that customers had withdrawn a $100000000000.00 and deposits and march. tens of thousands of people are rallying in south korea's capital to mont international workers. day trade unions are demanding a raised to the minimum wage, but also against plans to increase the number of working hours and valleys are also taking place in multiple cities across indonesia in jakarta, thousands of people of march towards the presidential palace. they want the repeal of a new job creation law which was passed in march and was meant to attract more fallen investment critic say a benefits big companies rather than workers and the environment. those are the headlines now as always. our website or does it or dot coms

what also hud and teeth early on thursday morning. the scope of the attack against the capital is still unclear, and there was no immediate information on the casualties. military officials said folding debris caused a fire in a non residential building. w corresponding the task building joins us now from the capital case. but here's what more can you tell us about these, the latest attacks when you train? yeah, i know the night when we woke up in the middle of the night to the sound of a defend smell. it depends it's, it is, can be pretty loud depending on where in the city you are. and it's of course, always a bit, a disorienting moment when you wake up from explosions. but as a defense has worked here in key pretty well, there have been no direct hit spite these rockets that were fired on the capital overall in the country. there was one hit in odessa where a person was killed and 2 injured um, but all the others, several dozen, uh, besides, have been shut down by the defense is i'm not really makes a difference to the people here

that was so long ago that would be a hud. how beijing was trying to broker negotiations between russia, ukraine, hey, we have the you. it seems almost as if the a used to being sort of not pushed to make such a statement, especially as we know the use is aligned with the u. s. s. and especially how we know the us is sort of both 3 is positioned around the tie with ease of situation. but if we look behind the l further into there's a bit d, but couldn't to the you have his strings be pulled. are they being puppet said here the 1st of all, i personally hope you will maintain its own hands and saturday. it will really exercise its own independence in making its foreign policy is, for example, rather than being subjugated to any other country, including the united states. it will be a dangerous wealth. if you remember, states lose the, lose their sanity lose their independence of mind. when they are facing with international relations or international situations. therefore, i hope the walking ukraine will not allow us to become a

c been all hundreds of people marched in the occupied westbank to honor hud. none. he was a member of islamic jihad and leaves behind a wife and 9 children. at nuns lawyer as accused israel of medical negligence. sedans. 2 warring generals have agreed to a one week extension, 272 our troops that ends on wednesday. he was mediated by sa sedans, president saw the care several sci fi as a failed since the fighting began 3 weeks ago. the u. n. will stay in afghanistan to deliver aid despite last month bowman. it's female staff by the taliban. zachary general antonio cottage may the announcement of a 2 day meeting of more than 20 countries and cut off to discuss international concerns about the situation in afghanistan. the taliban was not invited. the biden administration sending 1500 troops to the border with mexico to deal with increasing numbers of migrants and refugees trying to enter the u. s. the search comes ahead of next week's relaxation of pandemic era laws, which allowed border officials to turn away tens of thousands of migrants. the troops were perform admi

in key with west several drug and flags were reported over night. power and explosions was seen on hud. and the current name capsule, a grain at defense assistance, i'll repose a leasing, shooting down a russian drone of a populated areas of the capital. the debris said i've had residential buildings. the russian defense minister has not commented on the slides, but must go, has repeatedly said it only targets cubes. move feet and critical infrastructure. rushing massages were all sort of voltage of hit. the coastal city of a desa or a warehouse that is currently shown here, destroyed us because sound of rushes involved in the private minutes. a company has said he's been promised all the necessary weapons and ammunition to maintain the fight in the off too much losing and is bought much. now the provisions of august i had to erupt, sued into a major dispute, is involved the chief and russians defense. and the states this possibly when you have any goes in public secret and his shoes have not been adequately supplied. he added that he was preparing for the hand over positions in altima

she lives on the 9th floor motion with finally we was sleeping and hud a huge explosion. i grabbed my child and ran into the corridor. it was horrible. i didn't know what to go. i was scared to stay scared to go. but when i heard people scream, fall out, i ran outside. since the beginning of may, russia's talk is these keys with needing nicely me, solid drain, the tax. people say it's exhausting and frightening. we've seen some of the residents come out of the building with that possessions in suitcases with that pets, leaving some people telling us that they don't want to stay here anymore. because either that building the apartments has been damaged or if they simply don't feel safe anymore. this woman packs the call, she says she's leaving the consumption visit level. but yes, i thought this might happen because a defense is all constantly working around us. no, no is also going desperate for some response as a way to you know, it's hard to speak. i'm still in shock. still crying. we won't stay here tonight. we have to go. when you see officials say rushes. no. so the

and the cook. dozens of people have been killed in central nigeria off to violence, broke out between hud is and farm, as any of us weak thousands of fled their homes, in fear of revenge. attacks to the bottoms happened in the monger districts of plateau state. the region has seen his secretary and violence in recent years. i'm at address conflict emerging regarding tuesday's attack in central imagine at 185 people up until after the religious mates ever presented. the area says, hold on a 100 people up until the close of 2 days in the area. they have to be in the same area. what's the most pop in to find is between the problem isn't capital harvest and essential, not get as president largest a pop and run a bunch of other calls only attached such a people been killed in the same area, husband reinforcing the re deployments to that particular area to stop the bottles from spirally out of the concerns that i took full time after the latest tags and sent them areas in my area of largest alma degrees. i just do that around 750000 unregistered guns. estimated to be held by citizens of both ma

red last night that they have asked egypt to pressure the israeli government to hand over the body of hud. that to his family, to get approved for burial among his family and loved ones. but these negotiations are still going on and there is no progress talks continue in the u. s . between the sector state, antony, blinkin and the foreign ministers of armenian as are begun. tensions have been high after bach who installed a checkpoint at the start of the la chine corridor road. that's the only road rule . it's linking armenia to, then i guar no care back territory. burnett. smith reports from the armenia, azerbaijan, boarder, russian, military convoys are the only traffic now on this road that links the ethnic armenians in nagondo caraballo through azerbaijan, to armenia. the russians of peacekeepers. i'm supposed to keep the road open but us by john, set up a checkpoint last week. it's left ethnic armenian stranded in hotels in the nearest board town. some have been here since december, when the road was 1st blocked by azerbaijani government backed environmental activists. make joke was

. >> the 2000 residents of hud drive between 20 and 40 minutes to get their mail.in town have the option of home delivery. >> mark sanchez is a picking up his mail at the closest post office. >> hopefully i get all the mail. i'm never sure because sometimes it is sitting outside, sometimes i do not get it. it says it is here but it's not, it's a mess. >> this began due to a dispute between the postal service and the landlord of the building. the postal service says they were given a 30 day notice to vacate. residents say their mail was routed but closed due to flooding, they have been redirected to simpson beach. >> it's not fair. this town, it may be that it is a town that does not love a lot of outsiders. in this case, they are seeking outside help. signs like this are posted around town promoting their petition. >> john is leading the charge to reopen the post office, which he says is the watering hole of their community. >> we had a post office since the 1860's. after operating for 160 years, it closed in a matter of two weeks notice. >> borg says the closure i

ben carson, former hud secretary and member of the covid-19 task force during the trump administratione institute. he works a lot on education and history. dr. carson, good to have you with us. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> martha: my first question is, when you look at the numbers and we've seen a lot of devastating numbers across the board in baltimore. there's not a single school that has a child who is proficient in math in 23 schools. just let that one sink in for a second. is cardona -- he goes to the money issue. is this a resources money issue that is causing our students to do so poorly? >> i don't think so. certainly not surprising that we're having this decline in the academic performance after putting kids in masks, isolating them, making them eat lunch by themselves. teaching them that skin color is more important than content of character. that's expected in those situations. this has been going on long before covid. i don't think we can put all of this on covid. if you look at our international standing on testing, we have been wait down for a long period of ti

the city celebrated the hud that any of the veterans' memorial plaque that sits inside orange park. >anking me for my service but i thank them because it's been an honor and privilege to serve my country. kristen: veterans also gathered at the 82nd annual observance at golden gate national cemetery in san bruno. the service included a gun salute and they flyover by the u.s. coast guard. all national cemeteries are open until dusk, for those who would like to pay their respects. larry: for more than 100 years, oak hill memorial park in san jose has honored america's heroes on memorial day. kristen: dustin dorsey has the sights and sounds from an emotional morning in the south bay. ♪ reporter: a day of honor. a day of memory. >> today, we got there he had oak hill memorial park to pay tribute to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice and defense of our country. reporter: at one of the largest remembrance events, recalling soldiers from each war in which the u.s. has faults, each person, never forgotten from what they've given. >> no citizen of this country can ever take

the 1st early hours were a quick response to the news of the death of hud that i'd none. policy infections, hearing gaza, islamic jihad and hamas and other factions have issued statements, claiming that the they hold these really occupation for me are responsible for the crime of killing her. that i do not. and they vowed for a response saying that this crime shall not pass without accountability. they have also announced a general strike and called out the protests in different areas in the gaza strip. cars were roaming the streets, calling the people to abide to the decision of the strike, to shut down their facilities and their shops. all. so the factions that will be holding a joint conference in gaza city and a morning 10 fort hood that i had none. jim, do you think, given the circumstances there and you've been in monitoring that area for very long time? do you think that they response with rockets that we have seen so far? will be 8 in terms of an actual, shall we say military response or non response? is it possible that this might move on to miss might escalate a

stuart: i wish we had longer because i would like to bring out the fact that when you were hud secretaryion cities, than ever before and i think that is accurate right you do that. guest: we did bring a lot of money and also, we looked at the rules and regulations, something like this we got rid of these things so that people were able to buy a house. vertically the minority communities, homeowners are rates went up. we need to do things the lift all of the votes. not to be picking and choosing people and trying to create animosity in our society. stuart: we please come and see us again soon and please come to new york and some of the sat right next to us i would love to see that. real change of subject now, bud light is looking for ways to make amends have the will push sales bud light is down, 26 percent in the dylan mulvaney backlash and what are they going to stop this right sweetie of free beer literally, to those distributors, one survived the big trucks the saint bud and bud light, you're being i say this wordlessly, attacked and confronted by people who are mad about is going on

i want to bring in the hud innings statute. senior fellow rebeccah heinrich. stay with the theme.ld losing trust in us economically and other ways, sort of dedollarization conversation going on. what are your thoughts? >> certainly this is what china would like everybody to think. the united states has a major strategic messaging problem. i like what you're last guest said. this is not time for the united states to be giving anybody any decreasing in confidence in american leadership, strength of our economy, strength of the american dollar. to your question specifically on the "brics" i think the united states moving forward needs to be really leaning hard into working on our partnership with india. this is going to be a great opportunity for the united states especially for a check on china, chinese economic growth. the united states has to be engaged in the world. we're here. we're not declining power. we're a superpower, we're here to stay. we can be counted on. >> i'm glad you brought that up. you have been hearing lately tim cook at apple hammering a way, india, india, that

former obama administration hud officials say they support the idea of trying to help people out withme sales data, seeing how much home sales are declining because of the rising interest rates. now we're adding the second wham whammy to good credit worthy home buyers who have to pay for other people's mortgages. >> reporter: i know you follow the real estate industry pretty carefully. sort of sounds like a a pervere incentive. used to be a good credit score was a good thing. cheryl: now it might not be that great. that's true. thank you so much for that live report. joining me now is america's agent and real estate broker, brian lewis. thank you for being with us this morning on set. your reaction to what jeff reported on. >> thank you for having he me. does my industry need one more boot on our neck to hold us down? interest rates have gone up. we're just getting our stride and now this. it's unusual because it's like my daughter makes an a in class but she has to s to subjugate ty to help someone who gets a c. you how is that fair? i believe the biden administration endorsed this p

fellow texan henry cisneros, for coming down here with me and his magnificent work as secretary of hud i thank, your congressman, lloyd doggett, and his wife, libby, for flying down with me. and i'm glad to see, my dear friend, congressman jake pickle here. i miss you. the attorney general, dan morales. the land commissioner, gary morrow. i thank of them for being here. thank you, lucy johnson, for being here. and. please give my regards to wonderful mother. i. i have not seen her here. there she is. and i have to recognize and. your former congresswoman and, now distinguished professor barbara jordan for, the magnificent job you did on the immigration issue. thank you so much. thank you. thank you. my wife told me about coming so much. i wanted to come and see for myself. i also know, as all of you do that there is no such thing as saying no to liz carpenter. i drag it out as long as i could just to a few more jokes. my fellow americans. i want to begin by telling you that i am hopeful about america. when i looked at in the cabal up here introducing me and i shook with these other you

a default according to the white house would result in hud to thousands of job losses, which could increase to millions the longer it goes on. joining me now is nbc's correspondent, and correspondent -- mike, tell us about the white house is warns of what would happen if the debt limit is race in u.s. defaults. >> lindsey, to put those mornings into perspective, thank, yesterday, about what that jobs number was. 250,000 jobs added in this country, according to the labor department in the past month. while, even of these parties are managed to resolve the debt limits crisis, even on the eve of the deadline, june 1st, there is a warning from the council of economic advisers that this could lead to 200,000 jobs been lost. just the threat of reaching that precipice is enough to unsettle the economy. that's why the president in the white house, generally, have made for arguments, as they've been approaching this crisis. you just heard from the president there. they shouldn't be any linking of the debt crisis here, and the future spending that is what house republicans are focused on. it's a bill

friend and your fellow texan henry cisneros for coming down here with me and is work as secretary of hudhink your congressman and his wife with the for flying down with me. [applause] and i'm glad to see my dear friend congressman jake -- here i miss y you. [applause] the attorney general dan morales i think all of them for being here. thank you lucy johnson for being here. [applause] and please get my regards to your wonderful mother. [applause] i have not seen her, there she is and i have to recognize and thank the former congresswoman and nowes distinguished professr barbara jordanu for that magnificent job he did on the immigration issue. thank you so much. thank you, thank you. [applause] my wife told me about coming here so much i wanted to come and see for myself. i'd also knows all of you do there's no such thing as saying no to liz carpenter. i drugged out as long as i could just hear a few more jokes. my fellow americans i want to begin by telling you that i am hopeful about america. when i look at nicole introducing me and i shook hands with these other young students and look

i member the congressman from new york and later hud secretary who said he had showered with more blacken than existed in the republican party at the time, but he had great great ability because not only did he play football and shower with them, but he went to their communities and talk their language. he used to call himself a bleeding heart conservative. that was a great line. she wanted to make our lives better, not just to subsidize them in their poverty, and i think president obama mr. tremendous opportunity. i refer to them once as a potential moses leading a poor minority people out of their failing government schools, out of their housing projects and giving them new hope for a brighter future. that i think is the tragedy of his eight years in office that he did not do that. host: we have about 10 minutes left, so i'm going to fast or to donald trump. you write that you initially opposed his candidacy. how did you come around to supporting him? guest: i made a bargain with the devil. i said, ok, i am going to ignore all of the character qualities and i'm going to focus on the p

fellow texan henry cisneros for coming down here with me and for his magnificent work as secretary of hud. [applause] i thank your congressman, lloyd doggett, and his wife, libby, t for flying down with me. [applause] and i'm glad to see my dear friend congressman jake pickle here; i miss you.re [applause] your attorney general, dan morales; the land commissioner, garry mauro, i thank all of them for being here.e. [applause] thank you, luci johnson, for being here, and please give my regards to your wonderful mother. [applause] i have not seen her here, there she is. and i have to recognize and thank your former congresswoman and now distinguished professor, barbara jordan, for the magnificent job you did on the immigration issue. thank you so much. [applause] thank you. thank you. my wife told me about coming here so much, i wanted to come and see for myself. i also know, as all of you do, that there is no such thing as saying no to liz carpenter. i drug it out as long as i could just to hear a few more jokes. [laughing]g] my fellow americans, i want to begin by telling you that i am hop

ben carson, former trump hud secretary and foundercorner of the american cornerstone institute. now, dr. carson,e. you're a neurosurgeon and is a connection that we can find fn here between what constant screen time, this desire to constantly be connected and the violent outbursts whenou that connection is taken away from you . >> there are a lot of theoriesat about it, something i've been talking about for years. because a lot of my patientsy come in, the parents would say ,is it okay if we put them on these medications because of the behavior problems? and i would say, well, how much time are they spending i in frot of screens? and usually it was quite a bit.d and i say, let's do an for experiment for the next three months. scret's decrease the screen time and substitute with timeting with you interacting and reading virtually all of them came back and said , we don't need the medication. that in combination with the tha fact that families are fallingl apart, the place where children are getting their values is not. there anymore. and they learn to be forgiving . they learn se

read last night that they have asked egypt to pressure israeli government to hand over the body of hud. that to his family. to get approved for burial among his family and loved ones. but these negotiations are still going on and there is no progress yet. the united nations says it will remain in afghanistan to deliver aid despite last month's band on its female staff by the taliban. so could you general antonio terrace made that announcement after today's meeting of will in 20 countries here in cattle to discuss international concerns about the situation in afghanistan, sullivan jervey has been following the development for us. he spoke to the iranian ambassador, trust, capstone, it on itself is facing controversy when it comes to women's rights. is that something that you've been speaking to the taliban about? because the world is focused on how the united nations is not being allowed to get women workers from a plan to stand. and also about the issue of women's rights when it comes to going to school. also, education is an employment of women, whether in the private sector or in the

and then for the hud earlier, this tension between the 2 countries, thousands of nights or piece a campus have been injured. and recent sub pretests over low collections of northern costa by which declared independence in 2000 and late, all sub is still considered as its parts of its territory. and you're a site for, for my foreign minister of casa pitcher. it's telling me who says no, but chuck rich's message was not designed to bring peace to the tensions the right thing and a big screen of the. one of the biggest tennis tournaments like george did yesterday . the cost to is the heart of serbia. of course is offensive. it's offensive because it was a hard not of a political, a geographic situation. what are people's emotions? and i think juggle which is a streaming smartphone, that the, it will be in a very similar to what if anything, russian player would have written a cry me, or phone bus is a heart of russia. and the height of the tensions and the saying that to against the war in violence and then using they violent report, rick is really uh, not the way to go about it putting clos

and his 1st role since his trials involving the hud. it does us jerry, of actors, writers and directors who watch $21.00 films competing for the palm dual prize. can you just tell me what qualities you're going to value most highly when it comes to evaluating the films? i love going into films, not knowing anything, not having a story behind it or expectation of any kind and sometimes im just incredibly surprised by things that move me in. sometimes it's about the right place at the right time when of to palm doors. reuben upland is head if this is jerry, known for his satirical films, challenge issues across power and authority. does tell me what audience is can expect from can this? yeah. and what are you looking forward to his head of a jury? that is an event that is fantastic to share with orders. and this year there's a lot of hold to drive those like i phone most are so seeing them on that is presenting defender also some, some younger new directors. and i'm really going to look forward to look at seeing stats, you know, that civi

as you mentioned, there the case will be hud uh, in the k, talking about just try to magistrates quotes in about 2 weeks time way. it's likely they will be up here. i don't know what other charges he's spaces and what happens off to that for me to biller. thank you very much. reporting from south africa, belgium in iran have carried out of prison a swab facilitated by oman. the belgian government received aid worker believe have on the castillo, who had been imprisoned on espionage charges for over a year. he was handed over an exchange for a rainy and diplomat, as the study was accused of trying to bomb and meeting of a range and exiles in france. dorothy jabar enjoys us now from their front door. so how do we get to this point where the 2 countries were ready to swap prisoners? do you know anything about that as well? this is something that the 2 countries have been discussing for quite some time now via the money official. so if in mediating this specific case between iran and a belgium, the uranian a man who works at the reigning embassy in vienna. the 49 year old um, as of the last