to hud. for makeou available.d concern. you mentiond and whas not a co so we focus on the other issues that we need to tackle. just a big thank u of you making time with us. anything further from you to close. thank you again. i relish the opportunity to have seasoned, mature, professionals retired and have been the shorty valuable and i look the transformation as designed. many years ago before i came on. i'd ■ like to thank the board again r all the support that you have given me over the last 5 year team. and definitely the work is not times an option. transformation will be that one of those tools our city canseo ensure that individuals have an opportunity to be hsesable. i know how important it is. that is reasons why i upon committed to stay at the set to dot work. i realized how important it is an and i s that. even when the time still rests because transn transformation does not happen over night and there are times that gets messy. but we doher have the fortitude to walk andeaze the end goal set out in th

fundser hud. and as move forward in this work one of the great things the c on we had a transition team. part of that transition team brought financial resource meaning individualings who were financial compm tenting financial statements understanding financial transactions and the work need in the putting control in our system so[= stable as a housing organization. and as you know our cfo presented before the board the different controls that have been put in place. we have seen the value of that work.oday in its ability to understand where it is at any given time from a financial perspective. >> one of the things that as we ha there are growing, transition transformation pains have experienced. our strides moving forward in this work. some things i would like to share the past year an increase of volume of financial transactions. required close out of 4 public housing asset manager used to complete the rehab of 650 units.ing 16 million result in the unsuburban volume of transactions during year

so, rad is new hud program.elatively limited examples of utilization of in practice faircloth to rad ss the country given complexity and the need to in general leverage significant local subsidy but it a powerful funding source to support the city's affordable hoportfolio of affordable housing and the pipeline of afford lee rad subsidies can improve off-set city soperating subsidies and the rent augment as talked about as this double whammy where we can leverage outside capital and debt to reduce the city's con with that, i'll close my remarks. again, appreciate your bringing attention to this issue. we look forward collaborating with all your offices on this endeavor as we move forward and we are here to may have. >> thank you. before we get into questions, i do want to note the record that supervisor engardio maybe nobody noticed, shifted from visiting our committee to member of committee. we'll take that upzc sxbefore votes. anyway, so, thank you for your work on this, both to you and director--it is in[tere

in the may 17th authority lette hud acknowledgedv this its loca office are hud local officer■ñ s not that temporary designation. so f2023, which will come out in october/november in the last quarter of the r, we expect a designation of standard. hud also concluded the current prosecute jections indicate again that likely to be a standard performer for 2023 score and how do we know that is buzz as i talked about of 70% for officials the transactions exited friday sunnydale and potrero and the many things ■%th the pandemic and the many incu. and we are byack if youingly to our normal stabilization with what we consider nmatransaction size. addial low for our 2023 we have submitted designated time of june 30. we have met those requirements that have created this conditional i'd like to say my goals as the that the housing authority that we run that this agency has the are prm in california and in the nation. and hud has provide again the expertise to do this. by providing the consult that are working with us today. with the fair class to rad with the city which is fundsamential and meet

i dont the extent one can be explicit with hud.i want to make sure, i think what is important is we dpot the initial cohort, as others are added that we actually mohcd and housing authority determined this is actually a good candidate for this and whether an official next cohort or just a list of addresses, that we are transparent about that. if there is some even if others are listed with a asterisk that this is preliminary determination of things from the pipeline. i don't want to undermine and don't what level of uncertainty one can actually put in with the hud application, we dont want to undermine anything, but i think that clarity would be helpful. i intend to continue to call of the chair. my hope would be that we can come back with a update either before or after that deadline and maybe we can explore if there are additional addresse >> we are happy to come back. thank you so much. >> great. alri thank you. anything further colleagues? alright. all very much, and why don't we--i like to move to continue this item to the cal

we understand there for hud wavers. sro unit would great source for us to support the san francisco, which often lacks that kind nt to push the envelope on that, but there is hud that needs to happen.rk of deepening understanding of potential will happen in parallel with our mothis initial primarily new construction cohort forward so, in summary, faircloth to relatively limited examples of faircloth to rad across the country given in significant local subsidy but it represents a powerful fundto support the city's affordable housing, both its portfolio of housing and the pipeline of affordable housing. the rad suimprove cash-flow and of subsidies and the rent augment as we talked about this double whammy where we can leverage outside capital reduce the city's contribution. with that, i'll my remarks. again, appreciate your bringing attention to this issue.forward collaborating with all of your offices on this endeavor as move forward and we are here to answer any questions you >> thank you. before we get into questions d

i want to bring in nbc's monica alba, following all of this from washington julien castro served as hud secretary under president obama and is an msnbc political analyst. stewart stevens is senior adviser for the lincoln project and mitd romney chief strategist during his 2012 campaign so is the harris campaign plan anything different now, or is it, if it ain't broke, don't fix it >> chris, they're definitely going to try to ride some of that momentum that you just mentioned, but this week, we are going to something new from kamala harris. and that is some of her policy proposals, in places where she may differentiate a little bit from president biden of course, she's going to be appearing with him at an official event in maryland later in the week, where the two are certain to tout what they view as their major accomplishments in the biden/harris administration, and where they'll be talking about lowering cost for americans. but you can certainly expect that in the next couple of days, according to the vice president, she's going to roll out the things that she would do if she wins the

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until friday , this morning at the beginning of the morning in the coolest hour among the centers of hud province, but in kurd city it reached 9 degrees above zero, which is the coolest center. the province was placed, but next week , early next week, on saturday and sunday, this trend of decreasing temperature will give way to a relative increase in temperature, according to the latest picture received from the monthly meteorological report, as you can see , we are witnessing weather in most parts of the country. the sky is clear and sunny, and during today we have rains in the form of scattered showers on the coasts south of the caspian sea in the gila provinces. mazandaran , golestan, in the northeastern parts of the country in north khorasan province and in alborz highlands, for the alborz highlands, tehran, semnan and ghazvin provinces , we see that the rains in these areas are in the form of scattered showers. south of the caspian sea in the provinces of gilan, mazandaran, golestan . in the highlands of ghazvin, alborz and tehran provinces , we are seeing scattered showers. still s

the federal taxpayer and the homeowners will find that these programs that are administered by fema, hudto repair and rebuild their homes without insurance. and so that gap is something we need to address because it leads to basically eliminating affordable housing. and many of these communities. hurricane season officially ends november 30th. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration reports the most activity usually happens between mid-august and mid-october, with the peak happening in september. still ahead on matter of fact, why these sneakers were designed to be destroyed. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back... now with skyrizi, i'm all in with clearer skin. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ (♪♪) ♪ i feel free ♪ (♪♪) ♪ to bare my skin, yeah that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ (♪♪) with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. and most people were clearer even at 5 years. skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur

about half an hour ago we saw an hud has been rockets trying to hit occupied golden heights. and this morning to such as taking place if of us can have. and those rockets of being launched by his beloved from 7 the bit on going right over our heads and be intercepted behind us in some of those area got through and we could see in the distance we occupied goes in heights being hit. so generally what happens is that his will of pretty well hidden in southern lebanon. they go into rockets, for example, for from where i'm standing now i can see the is where you such as month of met with the it's just a few kilometers away but not fall from the border. and israel routinely hits the liberties position, so your own back to columbia just to 3 kilometers away from here. be so striking temper kinda young a time behind me, it's been hit to hundreds of times since the beginning of this conflict in october . and that's just about kilometer behind me. and generally what happens is that his bluff eyes rockets as well as pricing to set them some of the months to get through of sony buddhism.

the only way for can is to get the voices, hud, and what's next for the young people of this movement, who better to answer that question than the actual members of the movements took you right. let's start with you because you stood up to a police officer and you said, you're not taking me anywhere. i'm standing up for my rights. why? why you so angry that day? that's was the 2nd be of the protest and under for us to be, i had been i, i re states, i wouldn't even use the time. i just didn't because i was, i'm bushed by pain clips of he says and they threw me into a vehicle. they harassed me, the beats me and they took me to central police and we were detained among the protest as until 8 pm. so it's a, i didn't understand why the people the minds and had to be met with such brutality. so i was like, if this moment, if i happens to me, i get i have to be able to speak up for myself and to be honest, i was kid, that's my anger and frustration, requested my fia at that point. right. so shakira is uncle superseding of fear. mohammad, you are a journalist to communicate to but very much a

his illumination establishes the simple principle, the width stablished away the hud sauce. we caught them by the cartridges. the message sent him while israel definitely feels justified, necessitating from our members wherever they may be. the other side of the point is we've got uh, in the north. uh here's, but uh, as you know, it's still the 44 is rarely citizens and soldiers. since the war has started, and it's been a lot ahead of it, blah, blah, blah blah. there's no blame even if you all are basically letting the dogs of war lose. let's hear what he has to say. or is that going to doing that? i will say that the enemy and those who support the enemy have to expect our response. our response will come for sure to know this is a historical battle. and today we say to design is that if you want to finish us through killing our leaders and scaring our people and killing women and children get, man, if you want us to surrender to be weaker, you are wrong, your, this will not happen. becky, as our ladies a knob has said, whatever you do, but whatever efforts you make, nothin

mother lead junction join the case on behalf of hud, then unborn child back in 2020 to thousands of children were named as petition is to show the disproportionate impacts of the climate crisis on the young floods of killed dozens of people in india is western good you're at stay, he says, monsoon rains cause rivers to bus that by the local media report, but in any 2000 people had to be rescued by the military. over 3 days of flooding. more rain is expected to hit the coast region today. now talk soon to sean sean, one of japan's strongest tysons in decades, is pounding southern air is with strong winds until venture rain. many millions of people have been advised to evacuate. what the storm expected to head north, east towards japan's main island on the capital tokyo. at least 3 people have been killed so far. typhoon sean. john makes landfill on japan, southern keys, you island. one of the most powerful to hit the nation in decades. authorities are warning of unprecedented whether the type phone is moving slowly. experts say the pro long drain could lead to extensive damage. a quarter of a

friday i um called sea of changend that was the world commercial passenger perry powered 100 percent by hudderful experience to be part of i who moved the seats about or on the ferry and all vision fueled cells the way of future day to be out there well part of thisnues to be um, moving forward with um changing the world participate that's all i have. thank you. >> madam chair i would like to give this good news great news for the bayviewmazing delegate access during the 49 eirs with attick it is almost zero in distrt the power they for it down i saw on the sinuses san francisco will be getting $10 million for raising up excellent internet servicesbayview and other um, for about 5 thousand and 7 one access rs as well as all district 10 had suffered and just strug a lack of good quality access. [off mic.] >> and in light of comments regarding the fillmore on the current project area looking at kind of the replacement housing legislation we're working o also, because of some other commission actions we'v last years regarding the easement in the plasters and safe wayf if our executor director

been killed in ukraine and what officials, according a large scale russian attack, loud explosions, hud, and keep the post a few hours. the apple says its defense systems have been engaged in repelling the right. the may of keith says the city is now facing pallet in most accounts. the reuters news agency says one of its safety advises has been killed to all the stuff, all injured in a russian missile strike on the hotel and the crating. and since you have come to us, ukrainian president brought him is it as gives the keys rush of deliberately targeting the hotel ways things you wouldn't have come up. those could throw off what has been all day today. debris was being cleaned in clement task after the russian in the style striking to enlist through among the casualties the video, cooper. i'm going to have some great citizens, ukraine, america, and britain. a normal city hotel was destroyed by a russian scanned miss silent. absolutely, deliberately, in a pre meditated way, 7 people were wounded, the ones died in the strike, my condolences to friends and families. and this is every day ta

the us secretary state until the blinking is meeting with is really present to isaac hud, soaking. 10 of these, let's listening in the working place. decided to murder him simply because it joined in his riley, a very great tragedy last night. the way from it this, i suspected major tear off talking tel aviv, which is on the investigation wave, a possible suicide bomber. i am the this morning guy. all sorts of being attacked in the uh, a uh is on the border with 11 on by says by law, 10 was withdrawn. and the, the some, and the reason for mation that we have suffered how possible casualties. well under review of this, and this is the way we are living these days. we all surrounded by telephone, fall corners of the earth, and we are fighting back as a resilience and strong nation. it also reflect is reflected in the attitude of cum austin, to negotiations for the release of our hostages. because one has to remember the refusal of the adamant for fuels. and i've been following, you know, statements on this for months and the end. and the bottom line over, people have to understand it st

hud now you are but a nuclear weapon to be put on orbit. the center of the outerspace retreat was born in 1967 for my entire life it is but an expectation for mankind willki t put it nuclear weapon or weapon of masss distraction in space ad itout there doing that potentially. it is completely indiscriminate weapon. it would affectt the nine states satellite, chinese satellite, russian satellite, european japanese satellites it. it's holding at risk of the entire modern way of life. it is incredibly reckless decision. it is not the action of a responsible space actor. we hope russia returns to its roots as a responsible space actor living up to its treaty obligation. >> specifically i want to know what is a stasis space for string to counteract. what kind of capabilities do we have. what steps are being taken to stop civilian gps >> . what are specific capabilities we have to address the specific targets are talking about? what will talk at a high level i'm not going to get into operational planning details. but, over time for example gps an

as former head of hud this, is wright up your alley and most americaning and particularly first time% mortgage rates and high monthly payments and getting $750,000 for illegal migrants and what elected to the housing market. >> well, david, i got to tell you, having a home is a essential part of the american dream and it's long put for people coming here and what about the american citizens? people contributing to the united states budgetary entire life and what about them? people that won't by approved ever and it's a political ploy being utilized to gain the kind of traction they don't otherwise have. at some point, we have to start doing things that make sense. i did crease the regulatory burden and that's what's driving up prices, particularly in california. you can take 150,000 unit highest home ownership in the trump administration and particularly amongst minorities and we should ask ourselves what do we do then? i see that kamala is starting to talk about decreasing regulation and she's starting to talk about it and adopting more of the trump policies and that's good. i hope

. >> the performer is hud den by the beautiful puppet but in complete control of him. the eyes, ears, movements. no electronics, no batteries, no projection. all mechanical. it's the performer that creates the loving character. >> reporter: this advertise an extra special one for dan and sue. this is the final stop of the frozen tour. it's officially closing after being on the road since 2019. do you have moments of when people see -- like the moment on stage when he comes out and the reaction from the audience? >> yes. and it's from all ages. people get excited to see him. the enchant meant of theater bringing in a lifetime of friendship, one that they will never let go. >> this weekend is the last chance to see frozen on stage at the san jose >>> when the sunsets over sacramento, something special happens. 250,000 bats take flight to the skies. each summer at dusk the crowds gather to watch thousands of bats flock to the clouds. they are called the yolo causeway home. experts say they lost a lot of habitat. they say they help out the community by eating bugs that dam

major general, maybe it's in the hud's at next year not this year maybe next year. >> thank you pizza. pete: chief meteorologist rick reichmuth or prox weather forecast also a future swimmer of the seal swim for next year. >> off-camera grade. [laughter] yes right weight i would drown. there's all kinds of reasons it's a bad idea. it's a bad idea i love they're doing it but swimming in the hudson? stupor that's gross. let's talk weather out there this rough weather this week from debbie it has brought all this of letting it is almost done. the front ultimately to push it out has brought amazing temperatures in particular look at the weather map here. it is 49 degrees in fargo. after the heat we've had the summer this is an incredible break humidity also completely gone, 57 as you're waking up in chicago. fifty-eight down towards kansas city. we have a weight nicer air that is settled and today are high temperature is just going to get up toward the set mid-seventies as well but things are looking a lot better. it is so hot in some places especially desert southwest.

details of whether it is the child tax credit or housing and we know the rent is too high and the former hud secretary with bread-and-butter issues were donald trump is dealing with the wealthy issues and that is the contrast we have in this campaign. >> all right, the advisor to the dnc chair and also you can go on my radio show with me every monday to kick off the week. >> when we come back, there were gap in the convention guess list and i will tell you why the democratic convention will look very different on this week's got you. got you. to screen when due... for colon cancer's a priority. indeed! everyone 45+ at average risk should screen for colon cancer. these folks are getting it done at home with me, cologuard. cologuard is a one-of-a-kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45+ at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. i did it my way. have you ever considered getting a walk-in tub? well, look no further! ask your provider for cologuard. safe step's best offer, just

policy and strategy for foreign affairs of afghanistan 2015-2018 and luke coffey a senior fellow at hud said with an extensive body of work through central asia and throughout. he recently published "why the u.s. should support the national resistance front and afghanistan.". i encourage you want to pick out a coffee. it -- pick out a copy. before we start, we will have some remarks sharing what we should all know. >> first and foremost i want to thank the hudson institute for hosting this event today. especially, our good friend luke coffey who wrote this fantastic policy memo which presents and recommends policies that can certainly both help the democratic forces of afghanistan especially the nrf, and come global security as well. and, of course, mr. massoud, the leader of the national resistance firm of afghanistan had a speech right now explaining the nrf, our objectives, our vision for afghanistan. but i want to elaborate a bit. i want to give a bit more explanation about where we stand. of course, we formed right after the collapse of the republic of afghanistan. august 15, 2021,

there were a lot of scandals, including, for example, at hud and other departments that he was completely unaware of. and there were, you know, foreign i mean, he got the big things right, especially relations of the soviet union. but there were also a lot of other disasters, like we mentioned, and lebanon and things that did not work out so well because he was not really attuned to those issues. he was not really involved in the nitty. and there was also an awful lot of personality conflicts in his administration and often especially between secretary of defense caspar weinberger and secretary state george shultz. those guys couldn't stand one another and they were constantly going at it and he would not sort out their disagreements. and so the result was often kind of a policy muddle. i didn't satisfy anybody. so i think, you know, the positive lesson from the reagan presidency is, is how important it is to have this president who communicate so clearly, effectively and inspirationally again, the cautionary tale is that the president also needs to be able to to manage the government. th

there were a lot of scandals, including, for example, at hud and other departments that he was completely unaware of. and there were, you know, foreign i mean, he got the big things right, especially relations of the soviet union. but there were also a lot of other disasters, like we mentioned, and lebanon and things that did not work out so well because he was not really attuned to those issues. he was not really involved in the nitty. and there was also an awful lot of personality conflicts in his administration and often especially between secretary of defense caspar weinberger and secretary state george shultz. those guys couldn't stand one another and they were constantly going at it and he would not sort out their disagreements. and so the result was often kind of a policy muddle. i didn't satisfy anybody. so i think, you know, the positive lesson from the reagan presidency is, is how important it is to have this president who communicate so clearly, effectively and inspirationally again, the cautionary tale is that the president also needs to be able to to manage the government. th

we currently have the former hud secretary, marcia fudge, on the stage. but when vice president kamala harris takes that stage in primetime tonight, it will be with the baton. the torch passed from president biden to her in one hand and a chisel in the other as she continues to crack away at that glass ceiling, become the very first woman of color to accept her party's nomination. for now, reporting live here from the united center. night four of the dnc. julian glover, abc seven news. >> all right, julian, thanks so much. yeah >> it's interesting. there's rumors about a star uh- a certain queen being a nonpolitical star making an appearance, which has kind of been the theme this week. abc seven news insider phil matier is here with a look. what do you expect from kamala harris tonight? what does she have to say? what does she have to do? >> well, what she has to do is really captivate the country. and that room, the people. she's pretty much guaranteed an audience in that room. it's the people watching that she has to reach out to. because for many of th

i see it live in uh the city of hud. yes. let me see. i know that some of someone metal a cobra, you know, there is that, you know, john, that success with us and with the nbc. it was a lot of money. it will do that if the house us came over say hi to them. you would just have to take care of them kind of doing or because the libby kind of met and if you saw, i'd have a lot of what about the what, what kind of injury the to issue. yeah, it's really incent where it been not the search julie already the haven't invest in the kids or how to put it on ology and you know, talk to mr. hudson. nobody else and let's see how it was still on the other hand, lee and my husband, happy to you. what about the speed to understand when oh, why did you return to iraq in 1949. the country was still in monterey. i was writing to develop new theories on iraq. you society he wrote books, gave lectures and was on brings you went to ti, talked about how people iraq were similar, but different from one another. although he wasn't academics, he talked to people

. >> here with me now is julian castro, former hud secretary, and an msnbc political analyst.g it, of changing the strategy. she really has been talking to democrats and saying we need to get ahead of this. that's what chris murphy's point was. do you agree? >> i do. i've said also and representative escobar i know has been saying this for a long time, look, you can't be back peddling all the time. you can't always just be playing defense on immigration. you need to show people that democrats have a strong vision and a plan to both maintain an orderly border and then also ensure that we have a good legal immigration system, and have r -- very importantly, i think this somewhat kamala harris can do is say we're going to do this and live up to our values. we're going to treat people with compassion but we're also going to have an orderly border. you can do both of those things. that's what i think you hear the convention speakers doing. i think that's what we're going to hear, if she addresses it tonight, vice president harris doing. they also have the wind at their back. border

amna: you stepped down as hud secretary earlier this year. to be elected, would you potentially serving her administration? marcia: no ma'am. [laughter] amna: tell me why. no hesitation, by the way. none. jeff: appreciate your candor. [laughter] marcia: when i left hud, i decided i was done with public life. and i'm going to keep that promise to myself. i've been in public life for 50 years. it takes so much. it drains you over time. and i would like to spend time with my family, my friends. i'm done, and i'm good with it. i will always be here if they would like to talk to me. jeff: the vice president has leaned on her almost 40 year membership in her sorority. you are a past president of a sorority. i am going to mention me full disclosure that i am a member. marcia: i knew i liked you. jeff: we should say that the divine nine do not formally endorse candidates but they have been key over generations. marcia: we represent 10 million people, between the nine of us. we all started seeing more organizations so we can do more outside of our mem

hud, let me tell you something. >> it's pretty afraid. >> want to tell you signed pennsylvania. this i know to be true, joe and kamala will protect your health care crescent. >> is that just interesting or do you think that could have some appeal for voters, the obama vibe, i think it's just nice to have someone in public life who is good with words and is able to clearly articulate positions even if their positions i don't agree with, i feel like that has been sorely lacking in the donald trump fara and frankly with the biden-harris ticket up until this point, so having some more rhetorical flourish would be nice. >> harris has had quite a run these past two weeks big crowds, $310 million in campaign contributions, in less than two weeks. and as i mentioned, better polls than biden had when he dropped out, reihan how long will they harris bounce last? >> i do think there's a bit of a clock right now because essentially she has been repudiating a number of positions from the past through spokespeople, no one has actually said, well, you used to say that ice was really bad. you w

been reeling from years of economic turmoil. recent geo political tensions have made things worse, the hud tags and all the hospitality sec that is heavy. the effect that no baby would have been effected in this situation since last october since the whole issue started. and unfortunately, a suddenly escalating war has devastated villages along lebanon's, 120 kilometer border with israel. agencies say critical facilities and roads have been severely damaged as efforts have begun to find new collective shelters with a rise in the number of displaced people. as a managerial country team, we're asking and they need a $110000000.00 to finance the ongoing response for up to $290000.00 conflict, effective people, nothing on the violence is not losing momentum with has the law and israel expanding their strikes the war of attrition is felt on the is really side of the border as well. in a single hezbollah attack is really media reported. 60 homes were damaged and the occupied syrian golan heights, already a 5 kilometer deep stretch of territory has been evacuated. ok, that's a sense of what's in

originally been awarded jordan child, but was stripped from the american over procedural role violation by hud seen. all right, that is a useful. now i have more for you latest 0. well, joe, we look forward speaking to you again later today. thank you very much for that. one more thing before we take a break. hong kong has welcome the 1st giant pend cubs ever to be born in the city . and the twins were born to you. we have the tiny male and female cubs on the eve of her 19th birthday that makes her the oldest giant panda known to successfully have given birth for the 1st time. there are just 1800 join pen is left in the one. all right, that's it for me. so the need for this news, our new parker will be with you at the top of the elevator and going to the discussing the defining issues of our times. what military, what government, what multi national doesn't want access to this hyper hyper, hyper powerful, exploring the very real dangerous unchecked artificial intelligence. how does a ice change the laws of the war? we're talking about a technology that is built on the basis of concentrated sur

about half an hour ago we saw an hud has below rockets trying to hit occupied golden heights. and this morning just such as taking place. if of us going to have that. and those rockets are being launched by his beloved from 711 on going right over our heads and be intercepted behind us. and some of those earlier got through and you could see in the distance the occupied golden heights being hit. so generally what happens is that his will of pretty well hidden in southern lebanon. they go into rockets, for example, for from where i'm standing now can see the is where you set to the front of me. it's just a few kilometers away but not fall from the border. and israel routinely hits the liberties position, so your own back to columbia just to 3 kilometers away from heavy. so striking capital killer young a time behind me, its been hit to hundreds of times since the beginning of this conflict in october. and that's just about because i'm into it behind me. and generally what happens is that his bluff eyes rockets as well as pricing to set them some of that money to get through spi

correspondent for politico, eli stokols, cnn political commentator and former deputy chief of staff at hud under the trump administration, shermichael singleton and hillary clinton, 2016 presidential campaign manager, robbie mooc. good to have all of you guys here today. leave begin with you, shermichael we're hearing that trump may be doing a little bit crowd size fundraising. he's also not campaigning. that was running mates out there. >> who is behind that decision you think trump or his campaign? i would imagine the candidate i'm certain the campaign managers and the strategies want him out there may look i got to give it to vice president harris me she has a significant amount of momentum there, raising a lot of money. what almost 200,000 i think volunteers registered that stuff is going to help you talked about in your opening monologue will that momentum translate into electoral votes? you know, it depends, but what what it will do is in a very, very tight race, potentially it will get people who are low propensity voters are who weren't previously eager to maybe suddenly turn out a

and so sf is not the first city program te of housing had hud grants for wd provided very valuable÷:atioforrrk, so before fix, sf develop this program. we interviewed theayor's office of housing lead certified contractors, lead certified inspectors, propert owners, tenants, as well as our own lead staff. one significant feedback we got from these dialogs is that and we incorporated, is at needs to reduce the speed at which the cont who do the remediation are paid. f t fixedd contracted with rebuilding together sf as an environmental as an administratorm. the secone second piece of information we got from these dialogs that really helped us was how to target our program. first of all, we really have inpitef how much we think we have it really is limited, so it lp tard rs of blood lead data that we have in the 2020 census tract, fixed lead sf has determin that we're going to target first primary. now, later on, we may change in zip (941) 109-4112 and 94124, and the second piece of information that we have incorporated is how going to target the scope of work that we'll be engaging in, so fixed

about the housing and dealing with the inventory is so critical, because unof the things i think that hud has done well over the years is provide many incentives. one for first-time home buyers to be able to get in with a low down payment, as low as 3% in some instances, and then also there are many affordable tax credits at the federal level that trickle down through the state level e level as well to help developers be able to get those tax credits to build. the challenge is that gap she talked about. still for families, working-class and middle-class families coming up with $25,000 it, $50,000ing in cash that you still need to put down in order to access buying a home. and thats $25,000 number, you know, probably isn't even enough, but it is -- it goes a long way towards helping to bridge that gap. because the fact that, you know, there are so many programs that will lend to people, but then there aren't enough houses for folks to buy at the rate that though programs will provide financing for, has always been a real challenge and a real disparity in communities, especially communities

he was a great mayor, secretary of hud he lived his life for others we have lost so many patriots sincetion. so before we go any further tonight let's take a moment. and join. with me and let's remember them all knowing you h we're not the word please welcome the chair of the carter center and grandson of president jimmy carter jason carter hello i'm jason carter, my grandfather, president carter, will have his 100th birthday in october i call him and i, can tell you that he wishes he could be here tonight he and my grandmother lead their lives with an unwavering faith in god back for human dignity honesty, and a commitment to loving their neighbors as themselves those principles guide them throughout their lives including during their four years it's in the white house and the four decades since for my grandfather, it was never about fame recognition, accolades, or award or it's his legacy is measured by the lives he has touched and the good he has done kamala harris carriers my grandfathers legacy she knows what is right. and she fights for it she understands that leadership is about

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