not only will hud collect necessary data on who the speculators are targeting but also give hud the tools necessary to ensure we have equal and level playing field. have we had 55 hearings? i'd have 295 minutes to make my case. but because house republicans don't want to talk about this issue, we don't have the time to advance the t policies that matr to the american people. i'm mad, i'm missed, the american people are missed and my constituents don't make housing more of a priority in this building. >> the gentleman's time expired. >> i will yield now. >> the gentleman's tire thoroughly expired and the gentleman from new york is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. there's noor sugar coating it. our nation is facing a housing shortage and housing affordability at historic lows and renters and long island is no different and just over a month ago, the immediate yam 4% rate and the market and saving with a down payment and 25% for buy ago home and that's 20,000 and given these roadblocks, there's a number of market-based solutions that can play a important role in allow

$20 million that we get in hud funding. and again, that is all based on this number. >> those millions of dollars are not just to help those on the streets, but to operate a wide range of services such as homeless shelters like this one in concord. that's where danny has been living for the past seven months. i have my own space and you know i can't go out in the morning. >> whatever. find a job, work and come back right now in contra costa, we have about a 2% vacancy rate in all of our housing that's affordable or above market rate. >> so that just shows you we need more housing. and days like this will help us bring those dollars in. >> according to data from hud from the past 15 years, contra costa county has seen an overall decline in the number of homeless. more than 4000 people in 2008, just over 3000. in 2022, and then down to 2300 in 2023. but christy saxton, director of health housing and homeless services, says this one day figure is often an undercount. of the total number of people they serve annually. >> last y

about $20 million that we get in hud funding. and again, that is all based on this number of those millions of dollars are not just to help those on the streets, but to operate a wide range of services such as homeless shelters like this one in concord. >> that's where danny has been living for the past seven months. >> i have my own space and you know, i can't go out in the morning. whatever. find a job. work and come back right now in contra costa, we have about a 2% vacancy rate in all of our housing that's affordable or or above market rate. >> so that just shows you we need more housing and days like this will help us bring those dollars in. >> according to data from hud from the past 15 years, contra costa county has seen an overall decline in the number of homeless. more than 4000 people in 2008, just over 3000 in 2022, and then down to 2300 in 2023. but christie saxton, director of health, housing and homeless services, says this one day figure is often an undercount. of the total number of people they serve annually. >>

the home actgives hud the tools necessy to investigate the allegations. noonly will hud be able to collect the necessary data on who the speculators are targeting but also give hud the tools necessary to ensure we have an equal level playing field. i know my time is concluding d i want the american people to know when we get five minutes, this is the first hearing, had we had 55 hearings i would have 295 minutes to make my case. but because house reblicans don't want to talk about this issue, we don't have the time to advance the policies that maer to the american people i am mad, i am past, the american people are pierced and my constituents are pest if we dot make housing more of a priority >> the gentleman times has expired. the gentleman's time is thoroughly expired and the gentleman from new york mr. garbarino is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. there is no sugaoating it, our nation is raising housing choice with housing affordability at historic lows for both homeowners and renters. by district on long island is no different j

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ready to refugee camps without their council the hud, it's game here for last. russ, but not all on the magic gun is home to some hundreds of thousands of food, any food, but as they call themselves scared, they do not enjoy full citizens rights. and many canadians view them as thieves, socks trimmings, which experts say is unfounded. while we are having in gun that is a situation the house builds up to a point where the flooding meet or the fully be assets right, is generally discriminated against. so typical of racism or at no center system, anything above the other is but fluid in the communities usually set up camp on the edge of towns and villages. incidents of discrimination are violent attacks, reportedly on the rise. experts via human induced climate change will cause a conflict to spread to more regions. when they play movies, how to change, we solve very little of this. but over the past one or 2 decades, we have seen an increase in these conflicts because climate change is pushing people to move from the not the way this out in sight of water and food for the i must be on the

former hud secretary dr. carson on china's election interference 2.0. and former trump senior counsel kellyanne conway. it's all a right here, right now on "sunday morning futures. ". ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with a showdown between the white house and the state of texas over america's wide open southern border. now the nation's governors are fighting back with several are republican states sending their national guard to the border to help texas defend the por ifous hot spots. -- porous hot spots as the white house refuses to close the border and instead is intending on removing the barbed wire put in place by texas governor greg abbott to stem the millions of foreigners crossing into america illegally in the last two and a half years. this weekend new york congresswoman elise stefanik is calling on new york governor kathy hochul to also secure the northern border with canada as a its resources are being strained, used to address the open southern border with texas. all of this as voters are

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also the b and hud from the is ready, and basset pohden speaking a bit later than the spend down there. and he said that october 7th, the attack out of gaza by him. us on israel. it was a reminder for one day what the holocaust must have been like so many people don't agree with that. a correlation, but that's the, the image he used. so it just shows how the past isn't over. not for the do is people, but also not for mankind with the atrocities still being possible. the survivors are still here who see the signs of beach humanize ation of people and to know what it can lead to survivors of the holocaust. reacting to the holder for convince of october 7, i'm sure to stay with us as we look at his report for the w. abraham will spoke to another holocaust survivor who shed his stories and a message of hope for the world. for over 50 years after surviving the holocaust, nestali 1st did not speak about his experiences. now he's found strength in sharing his story. he has done so publicly since 2005, including in germany. i'm very busy, especially with the supplier. i think it's important to

a few years later, when i hud barak becomes war minister, he proposes solution to previous failures. war. during operation castled, israel attacks the gaza strip for 22." days, fosforous bombs rain down on the people, they attack rescue forces, hospitals, women, and even children. in this war, the infrastructure of gaza is destroyed. israely soldiers abduct and use palestinian children as human shields on the streets. israel officially commits war crimes, however this war did not bring any achievements. ehud barak as a main culprate steps aside to allegedly bring fresh blood into israel's political system. he was seeking extensive changes, but his failure against the resistance leads to the resurgence of netanyahu. until netanyahu, security took precedence over everything in israel, and every issue became matter of security, but during netanyahu's tenure, israel faces new challenge, the challenge of extremism. as long as israel was winning, militarism was considered an honor. the army was the best interpreter. the torah and arab defeats added to the excitement, meanwile, netanyahu, c

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isn't that interesting a 200 page document from hud.e of the present of the united states. we will have congressional hearings about marijuana. did you know how many people of that -- do drugs click the hypocrisy of the situation. it's everything i'm talking about. at 200 page document from hud. that's going to change life tomorrow i'm sure. not. would you let your kids gaslight you like that? would you letligh kids saying im going to give you my homework next tuesday when its due onsda. so many people talk about you wouldn't stand for an abusive relationship. what could be a more abusive tht allowing food companies to put carcinogenic than our favorite i'm so glad you mentioned that in so glad you pointed will the importance of a primary challenger. otherwise we are just the dnc se they are doing now what they did in 2020 16 and that's how we got donald trump the first time. they have superior knowledge. it was never meant to that's why george washington warned us in his farewell dr about what the political party could become. they cou

also the b and hud from the is ready and basset to post. and speaking a bit later than the spend down there and he said that october 7th, the attack out of gaza by him. us on israel. it was a reminder for one day what the holocaust must have been like so many people don't agree with that. a correlation, but that's the, the image she used. so it just shows how the past isn't over. not for the do is people, but also not for mankind with the atrocities still being possible. the survivors are still here who see the signs of the humanize ation of people and to know what it can lead to a t w's chief, political editor, mckayla colson. i bet talking to me earlier. now, tillman, john, so will, of charles has called on people in to him, and he to stand up against racism and anti semitism. he said the principles of tolerance and humanity are the cornerstones of the countries democracy with democratic new york, democracy has millions of faces. the new york arm never again has millions of voices. the young roll since to january 27th reminds us to keep b

and so some very talented people from hud joined me informing american cornerstone institute, which is a think tank, slash, do tank, because we don't just think we do stuff and cancel trade on the cornerstone pillars that were fundamental to the rapid rise of this country. our faith. our faith which taught us how to relate to each other, our judeo-christian values say, love your neighbor, not cancel your neighbor, not hate the person next door. if they'd have a different yard sign than you do. and then the concept of liberty or freedom of being able to live the life that you want to live without a bunch of mandates, without a bunch of bureaucrats telling you what you have to do. and when you have to do it. community. that was such an important part of what made us into iraq with a growing and strong nation. there were communities all over the country, people from different countries who could barely communicate with each other because they spoke different languages, but they understood the concept of community of the common good, what is good for the whole group, not just for you and f

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i want to read one of the wills of hud qasim waston. in the name of god , the light is in the name of god. in the name of god , the light is in the name of god. allah is great, allah is great, allah is great, i testify that there is no god but allah , i testify that there is no god but allah, i testify that muhammad is the messenger. allah is the witness that muhammad is the messenger of god. good work, good work, god is great, god is great, there is no god but god. in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, hello fellow citizens, at 17:30 , i am at your service with some news from the field of science and technology. the researchers of a knowledge -based company developed a system for analyzing the elements in liquids and gases. this technology is used to determine the type of and the grade of various materials is used especially in the mining and steel industries. determining the elements present in an agricultural soil or the grade of gold and copper in the soil extracted from the mine so far it took several hours a

isn't page document in hud. let me tell you have with me.ature of the president of the united states. now, not after a lot of what we'reessional hearings about marijuana. do you have me of those people do drugs? the hypocrisy of this, of the situation. and so what you just said sir is of the talking about a two what a page document. it's hud. that's going to change somebody's life tomorrow i'm sure. am i t wrong? no i'm not. i'm not. would you let your kid gasligh you like that? would you let your kids gaslight you -- gaslight you like that? that's like a kid saying i'm going to get in my homework next thursday when it's you know there are so many people who talk about you wouldn't stand for an abusive relationship. what couldip be a more abusive relationship than ours with the government for instance, that enables food companies to put carcinogens in our food? so i'm so glad y so glad you pointed out why the importance of a primary challenger, because otherwise we areng all just the gnc says, the dnc says, yeah, they are doing now with the

look in the quran, for example, in surah aaraf qum aad , when hud wants to introduce himself, he says , "abhlaghkam, the messages of the lord, and i am your trustworthy benefactor, so i must be a person they just want to choose. the election is heard on radio quran every day from saturday to thursday at 16:45. we have a section as a narrative of progress, in which we actually discuss the quranic achievements after the revolution in this section. one there is also a section called "good choice", which we try to use in this section with reference figures, such as university professors, quranic scholars and activists, artists, athletes and families. most of the martyrs , let's have a short conversation regarding the choice of weapons and a good choice. this program was prepared in the group of circles and competitions of the quran radio network. in this program, knowledgeable and capable professors discuss the characteristics of a good representative and the choice of weapons from the perspective of the qur'an . we chose three or four verses for each topic. the pahlavi armed forces comma

eyes on tv and other places it's really painful, that is, it's really unacceptable , in the way that hudhe representative of the so-called united nations representative, wailed when he was being interviewed, that is. this is really a situation that in our life, in the history of our life , we have not seen such a tragedy in front of our eyes every night on our television . i don't think that any of the oppressed palestinian people will be safe from being killed and crimes against them because of this court ruling today and tomorrow it should be safe because the only thing they said is yes, there is a case that needs to be dealt with from the point of view of jinn side and war killings and mass killings. but not saying something like this has already been done, firstly, secondly, all the proposals that were made were that the evil zionist government should fulfill its international obligations against gen side . take a murderer to court, then the court will not give a verdict of murder, just say that it is illegal to kill a person, there is no way that a professional killer who is killing

turn and without delay is as you take the necessary measures to ensure that the voice of justice is hud. um, to guarantee the implementation of the order issued by the international court of justice. i thank you. i thank the representative of algeria follow that statement. i now give the flow to the representative of the united states. thank you, man and president. good morning to all in thank you to under secretary general griffith for your briefing. there's no doubt that humanitarian, the humanitarian situation in gaza is the, is dar yesterday, senior coordinator colleague, outline steps the you in proposes to take to accelerate and expand the delivery of aide at scale. i was pleased that the counsel endorsed and united behind her plan because her success is the you and success in gaza. the question before us today is what more can be done to facilitate her work to help expedite safe on hindered and expanded humanitarian access as call for in resolutions 27122720. some members have argued that the provisional measures ordered by the international court of justice. our reason to change

according to data from the department of housing and urban development, or hud. over the past 15 years, contra costa county has seen an overall decline in the number of people who are homeless. there were more than 4000 in 2008. more than 3000 in 2022. that number dropped to 2300in 2023. however, the county's director of health, housing and homeless services says this one day figure is often an undercount. count of the total number they serve during the year. >> last year, we touched over 10,000 people. um, and so that's a far cry larger than the about 3000 that you count on. you know, one day a year was the final count is due to hud in april. >> there's a new option to get to canada, canadian airline porter airlines is kicking off daily flights from sfo to toronto today. porter airlines will have a ticket counter in aisle 12 of the international terminal. now, some of the airline's perks free beer, wine, snacks and wi-fi included with all ticket types. it's also a two by two layout, so no middle seats. also today, a new statue honoring a silicon valley legend wi

in contra costa county, according to data from the department of housing and urban development, or hudast 15 years, contra costa county has seen an overall decline in the number of people experiencing homelessness. there were more than 4000 in 2008. more than 3000 in 2022. the number dropped to 2300. in 2023, however, the county's director of health, housing and homeless services says this this one day figure is often an undercount of the total number they serve annually. >> last year, we touched over 10,000 people, um, and so that's a far cry. larger than the about 3000 that you count on. you know, one day a year, the final count is due to hud in april. >> a california lawmaker wants a slow down speeders with a controversial proposal that might be riling up some drivers. the bill by state senator scott wiener would require speed limit speed limiters on vehicles sold or manufactured in california to. the technology would physically prevent a vehicle from being driven more than ten miles an hour over the posted speed limit. it would apply to both city streets and highways. wiener says t

i see hud i swear works fast.i see hud i swear works it makes it less real.the power of contrast spirit so you can rise from pain. >> i see stephen lynch and live get a fast motor or five miles of steps per hour. the step counter, the sport mat and wireless remote all all ride zero experience. hunter biden once again trying to work the systemerience get hi and attempting to get his gun charges dismissed in delaware. sges dismnow the first son's lao filed a motion today arguing that the previously agreed upon diversioday that tn should stil. however, the judge already rejected the plea agreement back in july over questions of its constitutionality. and special counsel david weiss agreed the diversion agreement died with that plea deal. now, meanwhile, hunter's formere eric business associate, eric sherwin, he testified in front of the house oversight committee toda sfied front oy where he saidno he was, quote, not aware of joe biden's role in hunter's business joe. here now with more, chairman of the house oversight committee, james comer is with us. all right

that money comes from the department of housing and urban development which is hud. help california housing authorities nonprofit organizations and government agencies working to end homelessness. in the bay area san francisco county will get 53 million to fund homeless services. alameda and santa clara counties will receive 29 million each. 11 million to san mateo county. >>> watch our newscasts on roku and other streaming platforms. >>> we have a lot going on. a busy start to the week. thieves hit a popular shopping area and berkeley including the apple store. the growing frustrations from shoppers and employees. >>> vice president kamala harris just left the bay area. what will be the next several months what it will look like for her? we discussed her role on the campaign trail and the issues voters will be paying close attention to. >>> >>> this is not a new problem and it is getting more frustrating and more dangerous. several stores on fourth street in berkeley have been targeted including the apple store. multiple burglaries in this past month. jones has the

in may we will release the data to hud and produce the full report on point of time count by july. then, the equity office had the second access [indiscernible] december 8. hold monthly sessions through march. 3hsh staff applied for trauma informed system to apply trauma if informed lens to racial equity work. the office continues working on two key strategic initiatives cross walking home by the bay and railths equity action plan to senticize external racial equity work to one document and working with the consultant to apply strategies to each homelessness response component set baseline and reduction targets for the equity strategy. then, our favorite last slide, hsh is hiring and we have 247 full time equivalent and 48 vacancies with 56 active recruitments that include positions fd exism and permanent role. we are hiring and appreciate your support. positions are posted on department of human resources website. with that, i'm willing to take questions and are want to say imy team is small today in terms of exectival team. we have gigi whitley and marion sanders the chief deputy

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palestinians during raids in at least 9 towns in new york and pod westbank and strangers of fine with hud in pots as not loose, their will will say, reports of confrontations between the ministry in palestinian fights is in some refugee camps. let's get more in there. so we can go to work on who's in oki party source, the lower call and give us a bit more detail about these rates. are they still ongoing? they're all non still ongoing at the moment, but it's certainly a great a crackdown by israel against any form of resistance from i'm fine to it. so even just just send benjamin netanyahu the it's ready, 5 minutes. so it's already said he's fighting a war on 7 front, and this includes the occupied westbank. how is he doing this through daily rates at least, 40 on a daily basis. so they happened here at dawn, in short, cuts refugee camp unoccupied, east jerusalem, and also still want shifting across the, the wall. it's the pipe westbank in janine, we know that some finances did fire upon and his writing check points. we haven't got much information. we know they did flee directly off to go