this is something recommended by hud as well. they call running a optimized program where you are able to find the sweet spot of maximizing the usage of dollars to bring people into the program and also making sure you are able to provide the best support possible to those within the program. so, the last couple years what we have done is as we have increased our payment standards, which is the set amount per voucher size--let me try that again. which is the maximum amount of support per voucher size that can be provided by the housing authority, we along with that increase expedite a recertification for families or households identified as being rent burdened. to be rent burdened means you are paying more then 30 percent of monthly income towards the rent and this can happen when your unit that you lease is above the payment standard, and that is usually the main way that this comes to be, but we work with hud to go through and identify families and households within our program that meet this qualification for more then 30 perc

because we were so very involved in the hud preparations and hud walks and hud presentations that we had less time to be able to spend on doing the quality control, but so we exceeded the rfp, which is 10 percent standard so that was the number of work orders we followed up on for both of the properties there, but that is the reason it was less over prior months because as i mentioned. we did do interior unit inspections. five were done at potrero, one at sunnydale, and we had four pass at potrero, leaving only one that still has a challenge with a hqs inspection and we have since reached out and engaged on that one and that will be on the january report. and so that's everything. [indiscernible] is they have encouraged and brought a festive feel through the holidays with our residents, and we realize it is very important for people to feel that this is their home to have their family and friends and so we also are accommodated following-if you recall i provided the maintenance plan. we also made sure that the dumpsters were in place at the end of the year so some anybody wished to d

because we were so very involved in the hud preparations and hud walks and hud presentations that weess time to be able to spend on doing the quality control, but so we exceeded the rfp, which is 10 percent standard so that was the number of work orders we followed up on for both of the properties there, but that is the reason it was less over prior months because as i mentioned. we did do interior unit inspections. five were done at potrero, one at sunnydale, and we had four pass at potrero, leaving only one that still has a challenge with a hqs inspection and we have since reached out and engaged on that one and that will be on the january report. and so that's everything. [indiscernible] is they have encouraged and brought a festive feel through the holidays with our residents, and we realize it is very important for people to feel that this is their home to have their family and friends and so we also are accommodated following-if you recall i provided the maintenance plan. we also made sure that the dumpsters were in place at the end of the year so some anybody wished to dispose

[hud] vamos, vamos, eso, eso, eso. ¡sí! ¡sí! [vitorean] cuatro minutos, viejo.rean] ¡sí! [vitorean] [relata en inglés] bien hecho. [vitorean] [tribuna vitorea] [ríe] sí. ¡sí, sí, sí, sí, sí! [relata en inglés] respira. azul, 80. [grita] gracias. gracias. [tribuna vitorea] [ríe] - ¿lo vieron? - sí, muy bien. ¿lo vieron? de eso te hablo, ese es mi hombre. lo hicimos, lo hicimos. quédate con el balón, te lo mereces. lo haré. ¡kurt! kurt, kurt, oye, buen juego, hermano. significa mucho para mí. nos vemos. ¡brenda! [dick] gran juego, chicos, gran juego. [ambos ríen] bien hecho. fue un partido estupendo, warner. - bien hecho. - gracias. gracias por creer en mí, entrenador, gracias. ¡brenda! oye, amor, nena. ey, no sé adónde vamos desde aquí, no sé lo que viene después, pero esto lo hicimos. hicimos esto juntos. - te amo. - te amo también. lo hicimos. [tribuna vitorea] [dick] no podrías pedir una historia perfecta. vamos a ganar esto ahora mismo, vamos a ganarlo, vamos. [relata en inglés] [relata en inglés] [narrador] la esperanza de un jugador. el lanzamiento de anota

the home act gives hud the tools necessary to investigate the allegations. not only 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 and 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 republicans don't want to talk about this issue, we don't have the time to advance the policies that matter to the american people. i am mad, i am past, the american people are pierced and my constituents are pest if we don't 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 sugarcoating it, our nation is raising housing choice with housing affordability at historic lows for both homeowners and renters. by district on long island is n

how boss was moved briefly to an open courtroom with the hague as the international court of justice hud accusations that as well had committed genocide, gaza protest any as welcome to move, including my guest, who stuff about duty and the west bank who heads the policy, the national initiative was the one from the court immediately to allow me is to say that it is the mission of genocide and to give it as an add on or the stop no property, the flow is violent and forgets all civilians but he was a special combinations of israel. so.

tell us what is happening the this evening who the scene will be hud to hey on. yeah, yeah. so martin square says he just walked down the red carpet into the award ceremony where he's being given this award for lifetime achievement. and he's, he's a little guy, he's an 81 year old guy, a little guy with huge bushy eyebrows. but he's a legend and the film world and people just started screaming, marty, marty, marty, you can, you can see how much he means to them by the way, as of the killers of the flower moon. it's nominations for the oscar. he is the living director with the most oscar nominations. he's beaten out, his body. steven spielberg now by one domination. and the hype is big. you can tell a giant in the world of news he's, he's been awarded this unary lifetime achievement award. he's known for producing films, the contain extreme violence for fantasy, that blur the lines between good and evil. i mean, there were some pretty bulk scenes in his work up there, and yet people just keeps looking to see his movies. yeah, it's this, it's this fascination with this dark si

how boss was moved briefly to an open courtroom with the hague as the international court of justice hud accusations that as well had committed genocide, gaza palestinians, welcome to move, including my guest, who stuff about booty and the west bank who heads the policy, the national initiative was the one from the court immediately to allow me it is the same that there is no suspicion of genocide and to give it as an add on or death to stop. no property, the pro is violent and forgets, all civilians. but he was a special condemnation, israel. so how will the war and how will the hatred of a good faith.

as the international court of justice hud accusations of israel had committed genocide, gaza palestinians, welcome to move, including my guest, who stuff about booty and the west bank, who heads the policy, the national initiative. what do you want from the court immediately to allow me is to say that there is a mission of genocide and to give as an add on or the store know popular to close violence against all civilians. but he was of special combinations. it is.

as the international court of justice hud accusations of israel had committed genocide, gaza palestinians, welcome to move, including my guest stuff about booty and the west bank, who heads the policy. the national initiative was the one from the court immediately to allow me it is the same that there is a suspicion of of genocide and to give it as an add on or the stop no property, the flow is violent and so it gets all civilians. but he was a special combinations of israel. so how will and how will the hatred of a good bye.

other american multinational companies including burger king, kfc, pizza hud, as well as brands such as coca-cola, pepsi, puma and zara that have pro israel estanances or have financial ties with israel and investments there have also come under fire and faced boycott calls. this is the priority list for the campaigners around the world to uh sort of target and we see already uh this is happening and we want to see it sort of taken fair further and escalating so these companies will be punished for supporting genocide. so there is lot that can be done. to further isolate the regime, and one of the best strategies to support palestinians is for israel to become the target of the kind of global movement that put an end to apartide in south africa. people of conscience all over the world are getting united to impose broad boycotts and implement divestment initiatives against israel similar to those applied to south africa in the apartide era. the united states has carried out another. drone strike in the iraqi capital, killing at least three people, including the commander of katala res

he threw the paper towels at people, and there was an ig report out of hud -- >> jimmy: not trying towas dodgeball. >> jessica: let me ask you if i could just finish and then i will take any questions. >> jesse: we do have to go, jessica. >> jessica: no, no, no. >> jesse: someone is over there 20 feet away and they're asking for paper towels, how should the president deliver those paper towels? >> jessica: that person did not walk in and say, you know what i need, sir? i need some bounty. >> jesse: they were handing out bounty. >> jessica: are you guys -- >> jimmy: spokesperson for the paper towel recipient. >> jessica: that red light is on, i will die on the sale. there was an ig report out of hud that showed that $25 billion in aid for puerto ricans after hurricane maria was delayed. that was on donald trump's watch. i didn't hear about it from anyone who was outraged -- >> jimmy: supposed to be better than trump. trump is not supposed to be the standard. i don't have the answers on the paper towels. >> jeanine: americans feel comfortable again. he is supposed to be the big man in t

as the international court of justice hud accusations of israel had committed genocide, gaza palestinians, welcome to move, including my guess was stuff about booty, the westbank, who had the policy, the national initiative was the one from the court immediately to allow me is to say that there is a mission of genocide and to give it as an add on or the stop no priority to pro is valid and so it gets all civilians. but he was a special combinations of israel. so how will the war and how will the hatred of a good bye.

as the international court of justice hud accusations of israel had committed genocide, gaza palestinians, welcome to move, including my guess was stuff about booty in the west bank who heads the policy, the national initiative. what do we want from the court immediately to allow me is the same that there is no suspicion of of genocide and to give it as an add on or the stop no priority. the flow is violent and so it gets all civilians. but he was a special combinations of israel. so how will the war and how will the hatred of a good bye.

as the international court of justice hud accusations of israel had committed genocide, gaza palestinians, welcome to move, including my guest, who stuff about booty, the westbank, who heads the policy, the national initiative. what do we want from the court immediately to allow me is to say that there is a mission of genocide and to give as an add on or the stop no property, the pro is violent and so it gets all civilians. but he was a special condemnation. israel, so how will and how will the hatred of good faith? can garza ever be rebuilt and the better future be salvage the little, the suffering of destruction? let's talk about the welcome to complex of thank you, but to be with you. you've said that as well is failing. it's declared items in the cause of war, but jerusalem exists it. how much will be liquidated? and the fighting will go on until that happens. do you seriously doubt israel's ability to achieve as a the? absolutely. yeah. not the only me, i think the media isn't really just like i think got was a number of that would have been a thought of saying the same as an in the

as the international court of justice hud accusations that, as well had committed genocide, gaza palestinians, welcome to move, including my guess was stuff about booty, the westbank, who had the policy. the national initiative was the one from the court immediately to allow me just to say that there is a mission of genocide and to give it as an add on or the stop know, faculty diploma is violent and forgets all civilians. but he was of special combinations of israel. so how will the war and how will the hatreds of good faith? can garza ever be rebuilt and the best of future be salvage? of all the suffering of destruction? the weapons are complex. thank you, but to be with you, you've said that as well is failing. it's because i had a it was in the cause of war, but jerusalem exists it. how boss will be liquidated, and the fighting will go up until that happens. do you seriously about israel is ability to achieve as a absolutely, i'm not on the mean. i think the media isn't really that is like, i think got was a number of the what had been a thought saying the same. isn't that nothing you kno

how boss was moved briefly to an open courtroom with the hague, as the international court of justice hud accusations that as well had committed genocide, gaza palestinians, welcome to move, including my guest, who stuff about booty and the west bank who heads the policy. the national initiative was the one from the court immediately to allow me is to say that there is a mission of genocide and to give is it an or death to stop? no property, the pro is violent and so it gets all civilians. but he was a special combination.

if he could directly address um and you hud, and also to the questions that he wouldn't even invite a former president donald trump to the front line so he could see the danger and see what's going on. there's anything you hit today, stephanie resolved, change your mind. well, i think again it goes back to democracy is, are messing every country, has its priorities. so for example, the united states right now, we have a pressing national security issue in our southern border. over the course of last 3 years of 8 half 1000000 people have either entered our country illegally or attempted to enter our country illegally. put in that perspective, that's more than 4 times the population, my state. and that's the number one consideration for people in my state. and frankly across the united states is what's going on at our southern board. and so that's what my colleagues and i were attempting to do when we were trying to pass this bill is to get a package that would secure the board force present by any change of policy security board of ultimately we're not successful. it doesn't mean i kno

hud va usda represent a large share of the mortgage loan market.ere obviously should be a coordinated approach to housing policy across the government to ensure the federal programs do not compete for market share in the past. when fha has reduced rates and incentivized borrowers to move to the f h a, which is supposed to be the safety net. not first choice. can you describe briefly how you coordinate with other federal agencies to ensure there is no duplication? >> of course. and we have quarterly meetings with the other government agencies. so, it's, we call it the housing, but we meet every quarter to talk about the policies that we are each undertaking so that we have a convert. this has been going on for many, many years. we meet regularly. the secretary of hud is on our oversight board as well as the secretary of the treasury. we meet every quarter to have conversations about f h fa policies and we also have our teams work together on issues that affect housing in this country. there's lots of communication when the f h a announced a premix c

>> that's the question of the hour because mayor bass was here, mayor bass and heather hud and the policend the fire chief and they asked her about that because originally they -- my agent said that they don't usually do anything with slides. but they asked her about it. so when she came to the house, this crew was here, and one of the journalists asked her about that. so we'll see. >> all right. we'll see. dion, i appreciate it. you stay safe. >> you're welcome. you, too. thank you. >>> coming up, former president making the case to stay on the ballot in colorado. it is his team's last filing before oral arguments on thursday. we will take a look at their last court filing next. >>> three days ahead of oral arguments before the supreme court on whether donald trump may remain on colorado's primary ballot, the former president's legal team called the attempt to remove him, quote, anti-democratic in a filing. they compared him to how it works in venezuela. colorado signed its section 3 of the 14th amendment known as the insurrection clause. other states have cited the same clause. joining

according to hud. we count for the largest share of nations lower priced homes, my colleagues hear me talk about small dollar mortgages consistently for the last 5 years i've been an ounce committee. i can't believe it is actually harder to get a mortgage for less than one hundred thousand dollars than one for over $100,000. it is my understanding that fannie mae provides lenders, small for small dollar mortgages to encourage lending. is that correct? >> small on mortgages have been a huge impediment to try to originate or refinance what we are finding especially during the refinancing boom. there were a number of borrowers that had high interest rate mortgages but their balances were under 100,000 and the cost of closing was impactful to them. we wanted to include small dollar loans because there are countries or communities around this country where this issue is very impactful. >> could subsidies be increased or expanded? >> we have to take a look at that and work with your office on this issue. >>

i served as a senior counsel for judge adams in the independent counsel investigation of hud, and we had to make a decision on two cabinet officers, one whom we declined on, in large part, because of health issues, but we didn't tell the world that. so, i think it's a legitimate reason not to pros cute, but i'm not sure i would have put in in red lights. i also think that biden's cooperation is clouded a bit by the fact that, you know, it's based on the fact that when documents were found in his office two years ago, people alerted the proper authorities, but biden in 2017, seven years ago, acknowledged to his ghost writer that he had all these classified documents and actually shared them with him, to some degree. so, i think the cooperation with the special counsel is important. i mean, they didn't throw up any road blocks. they didn't go to court. they didn't destroy or move documents, put them in the pool, or whatever happens in mar-a-lago, but it's not quite as clean as it might have been. >>> well, ty, thank you very much. i appreciate it. as always, ty cobb. >>> let's go back

you know of the hud corule, the kellyanne conway rule, the donors are always wrong.he donors came out at the beginning they supported governor desantis and now they're supporting haley. you do make a good point. he will need a lot of money. will be expensive race, incredibly expensive. i want to put in, reports yesterday, everyone to weigh in on this, suzie wiles campaign manager met with the paul singer donors group, new york based but actually national group, really powerful donors. by the end of that thing, they're ready to come and they're all looking for connections how can i do this, how can i do that. so my point is, i think the tide has turned there. >> well in fact to your point, some of desantis' donors have actually come across to now being donald trump donors. my point does he really does need this money for him to blast her donors to say they're not going to be in the maga tent if they keep supporting nikki haley that was just plain stupid. he actually wants those people to support him. >> i think it was one of those got away remarks. >> fair enough. lar

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. >> reporter: the funded headed to santa clara county will come from huds continual of care program. >> this comes the same weekend that san jose learns they'll have to build tiny homes. the governor was going to send them, but now instead of actually delivering the homes, the state is sending the city $12.7 million to build them. the governor's office says it's more efficient for the local government to handle it, but some city officials say the money is not enough to handle leasing and operational costs. >>> today a suspect is in custody after an all day manhunt yesterday. the chp arrested 36-year-old jeffery kendall shortly before midnight during a traffic stop in the santa cruz area. they found a gun in his car. yesterday police found a woman shot and killed inside a home on summit drive. the suspect is booked on homicide and domestic violence charges with more than a million dollar bail. >>> on this rainy weekend, people tend to get out of the wet weather by headed to the library, but people in antioch will have to find another place to stay dry because the library is closed unt

. >> has the council had any conversations with hud on how these insurance premiums are impacting theperation of its affordable housing program? >> i believe that counsel have had discussions. i know they have had discussions with other agencies. i am not positive. i assume he would be in them but i have therapy verify that. >> i would encourage your department to really talk to hud. we cannot address the affordability crisis in this nation without tackling the issue of the cost of insurance last february the treasury department published a white paper that identified several challenges in the financial services sectors growing reliance on third-party cloud service providers in response executive steering committee was launched. how has the steering committee works with the big three service providers on the member agencies to reduce and identify challenges? >> the executive steering group has been very active on this issue. they have formed, i believe, nine different public/private work streams. each one looking at a specific gap that was identified and the work, the report issued la

saying that they have hud via organizations that the homicide are not very thrilled with. what has been put forward and as proposals following the power. so it was just a few days ago. they're all still big areas of disagreement. and one of the central ones, of course, will be what's the long term prognosis here, israel and benjamin men, benjamin, that they all have repeatedly saying the last couple of days that whether or not there is the sci fi deal, they all got to go into rafa. and of course so my saying, well if it's going to be a ceasefire, it needs to be permanent. and so trying to bridge that difference is going to be one of the challenges. the mediators who have reports of be arriving doha. yesterday, monday, we'll be trying to figure out one of the remaining questions for many of us is observed as is what's the monday if those negotiates is and how senior all day. but amongst, for us. so with that update, thanks very much. well, we've made a student now is to me, comments easy system, professor of public policy at the institute for graduate studies and a speciali

the voices are not being hud, despite the fact that strange agricultural minister did not assess of measures which would include opening up an agency to ensure that the laws governing this fact that would be a do too. but also to look at issues. for example, such as doing extra checks on fraud, choose coming out from the you to check for any d, u band substances spots the farms, the unions, the pharmacies that have gavin here have said that they are facing enormous pressures in the sector as well. there is a spike in prices of fuel prices as well as there is also the fact that they are worried about issues such as, for example, this european union negotiation with the latin american markers to block which they say it, they fish will actually heading to their ability to be able to sell produce at a price which will allow them to continue to come over the last of course there are other issues as well. such was the fact that climate events such as drought and also flooding have drastically impacted the such are as well as the farmers feel. but this is just one pressure too much for them to be a

that includes the department of transportation, veterans affairs, hud, and the department of agriculture. now, on friday, the white house press secretary was asked about these negotiations and what it would mean if house republicans couldn't reach a spending deal. take a listen to what she had to say >> we've always been very clear. house republicans have a job to do their basic duty is to keep the government open. they need to not play politics here and they need to get this done. we've been very clear about that and it is your job >> now, senate majority leader, chuck schumer already sounding the alarm today and also telling senators to keep their schedules flexible this week as they tried to reach that march 1 deadline. of course, this is all separate from the ongoing fight for ukraine aid that's 60 billion and funding that was passed in the senate and remains stalled in the house. so pressure from the white house building up on two fronts this week, be it on this spending deal, but also so on that ukraine funding. >> all right, priscilla alvarez for us at the white house this evening

he called in a staff counsel named rod hill, who, by the way, is married to carla hills, who was his hud secretary. and i interviewed both of them. and rod told me, ford said, i think the time is right. i want to know the bipartisan limits are up on the hill. and i want you find out for me which, man, at first going to talk to senator kennedy, who expressed some interest in air deregulation. well, senator cannon was interested in trucking deregulation. one thing led to another. they created a task force. people on capitol hill in both parties came to the white house and, vise versa. they hammered out legislation. and before he left office, ford got the railroads and the financial services industry deregulated. the next time you go to an atm machine, think of ford, because that was one of the offshoots of his deregulation. what really makes us significant is he wrote airline deregulation. he wrote other deregulation that was picked up in a bipartisan spirit by the administration and then by the reagan administration. so deregulation became and then margaret thatcher christened it privatiz

to sunset these models cost for bed for safe sleep was 860,000 per year not considering shelter per hud regulations. it didn't permanent well during happy rains and wind. neighborhoods have not responded well to the safe sleep program because it's attracting camp encampments and we have cabins and the more preferred alternative to the safe sleep program and pier 94 exit data on 114 guests -- keep in mind it was paused in april 2023 and all guests were offered housing or shelter and 77% moved into permanent housing. 4% reunited with family and 12% into shelter and others were denied service because of rules violence. next slide. violations. . >> . >> okay. so golf cabins is funded at 3.8 million this fiscal year, and the current lease runs through march 2025. the bayview vehicle triage center is funded at $3.2 million this fiscal year. phase two was intended to have 162 slots, but now we will have fewer due to a large size of vehicles and also the fire marshal requirements. go to the next slide. navigation center they're operating as usual and we have the four navigation center sites tha