department of housing and urban development ("hud") use agreement, a hud partial release of declaration(s) of trust, and certain subordination agreements; and (2) final subdivision map 12077 sunnydale hope sf project: pid 12077-phases 3&4 and related documents including certain easements, offer(s) of dedication, quitclaim deeds, declaration of restrictions and a construction license agreement for three transition connector streets >> good afternoon, outside counsel for the housing authority. i'm going to present the staff report on this item. staff is requesting the board approved certain documents related to the sunny dale phase 1a and 1c. and we have a person who will provide an update. there is two levels, the conveyance document for this phase, and that also includes the infrastructure ground lease, the hud use agreement, the partial release of a hud declaration of trust and construction license agreement and subordination agreement. that is the hud housing authority document. the other major area is dealing with the final subdivision. as you are aware, this area, the road and the i

one other thing, given that i worked at hud, i love hud, hud people here, there is an opportunity for maybe the next congress or future congresses to look at a hud reform package outside of faa or farm bill. most agencies could look at some other programs --of their programs. if you talk to republicans, they would say a lot of programs at hud are duplicative, and that would free up money for programs that are widely popular with mayors and local officials. cdbg hasn't been up, dramatically kept up with innovation for years. there are things that could be done within congress and congress's authority, i.e. oversight of an agency like hud, i could go a long way to help streamline programs, eliminating programs, that could help address some of the supply issues and affordability challenges we see today. steve: i think those are thoughtful comments. the baseline view that we have is that there is not enough government money to solve this crisis. there never will be. we can't tax and spend our way out of the housing crisis because we are not just talking about -- traditionally federal gove

hud and todman's future work will be defined by the next president. how closely is hud watching?'s going to be in charge here? >> well, let me say this. i have been in the housing business for about three decades, and i've never seen this level of intensity around an issue that so many of us have worked on in so many years. >> roundtable participants said they're getting creative, including working with faith based groups and other nonprofits to build more housing with eyes on its state mandated goals. of 26,000 new units in eight years. the acting secretary said it will take these partnerships in an all hands on deck approach to tackle this crisis. you've seen encampments, you've seen people living in their rvs, people saying, we just don't have enough money to find housing. what do you tell them about the age old question about what is government doing for me? >> right. so government is doing exactly this. we're building sites like this. there are formerly homeless veterans who live here right now that were on the streets. so i want folks to hear that there is hope that there a

hud and todman's future work will be defined by the next president. how closely is hud watching?going to be in charge here? >> well, let me say this. i have been in the housing business for about three decades, and i've never seen this level of intensity around an issue that so many of us have worked on in so many years. >> roundtable participants said they're getting creative, including working with faith based groups and other nonprofits to build more housing with eyes on its state mandated goals. of 26,000 new units in eight years. the acting secretary said it will take these partnerships in an all hands on deck approach to tackle this crisis. you've seen encampments. you've seen people living in their rvs. people saying, we just don't have enough money to find housing. what do you tell them about the age old question about what is government doing for me? >> right. so government is doing exactly this. we're building sites like this. there are formerly homeless veterans who live here right now that were on the streets. so i want folks to hear that there is hope, that there are

hud-vash vouchers are also at the highest level may have been in years. if anything, we do and is sufficiently aggressive job of using all of those every month. those two are a function of a very generous of appropriations asked for by the the presid, granted by republicans in democrats in congress. so we are deadly serious about this homelessness issue. i'll talk you when i leave here airmen, to , to make shrinkae medicare. >> we have another question from the audience. you say that although you report highest satisfaction with v.a. care you noted black veterans and women still are not satisfied with care. how are you addressing the? >> i didn't say that but that is actually a fair, i think that is a fair -- i'm sorry? [inaudible] >> i thought you just said i set it today. [inaudible] >> okay, great. what i i said in the past is t the veteran trust rate is very important tool. let me to shout out v.a. somebody like these, immediate to emily is left has been an amazing amount of work on that patient satisfaction survey rating. which has been in use in v.a

hud and todman's future work will be defined by the next president. how closely is hud watching? who is going to be in charge here? >> well, let me say this. i have been in the housing business for about three decades, and i've never seen this level of intensity around an issue that so many of us have worked on in so many years. >> roundtable participants said they're getting creative, including working with faith based groups and other nonprofits to build more housing with eyes on its state mandated goals of 26,000 new units in eight years. the acting secretary said it will take these partnerships in an all hands on deck approach to tackle this crisis. you've seen encampments, you've seen people living in their rvs, people saying, we just don't have enough money to find housing. what do you tell them about the age old question about what is government doing for me? >> right. so government is doing exactly this. we're building sites like this. there are formerly homeless veterans who live here right now that were on the streets. so i want folks to hear that there is hope, that th

in 2024 hud updated and expanded gender identify response options to be more inclusive.ntinue to see women comprise roughly a third of the homeless population and men roughly 2/3. in 2024 we see increase in the proporshz of the population who identify as transgender or jnder non conforming which is 9 percent compared to 4 percent in 2022. similar to prior years, 28 percent of the population identifies as lgbtq. hsh made significant investments in the ending transgender homelessness initiative which resulted in expanded shelter and flexible housing subsidy pool resources for the population so we hope to make progress here in the coming years. when compare the racial and general-we continue to see really clear disparities. black san franciscans are much more likely to be homeless representing 25 percent of the homeless population but just 5 percent of san francisco general population. in recent counts we also have seen over representation of latina or hispanic people who represent 34 percent of the 2024 point in time count, but 16 percent of the general population in san f

must side now most side is located near tel aviv, where explosions and air raid sirens have been hud as blood denies that is really troops have entered lebanese territory. and as israel continues to fund it, and missiles into lebanon on the ground is ascending trucks carrying tanks. across the board into southern lebanon to undertake what he is really minute tree is cooling. a targeted operation against militant group has blah idea footage shows the troops preparing an address by the unit to come on to get just the we have a great privilege to write cases or, you know, as we did in gaza and i still to the same here in the know kind of, we started with a more low key operation. and today we're going to start a more significant maneuver, almost 9 to return the residence of and all that safely to the homeless. the unload the lebanese capital b root has been targeted by an increasing number of strikes in recent days. but it citizens still doubts the israel will get to write this history as it wishes . that i am, in my opinion, there is only a small possibility that is where it will be su

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this is through a partnership with hud the city says it has seen a 10% drop in street homeless yes, is this a model that others should copy? >> i think so, but it's also a perfect example of why we need to have president harris because the biden-harris administration has been incredible working with hud. they've been willing to slash regulations. and one that we were working on when you were here was around veterans homelessness it's that if you were a veteran and you receive benefits, we counted it as income and then said you made too much money to get a housing voucher. so we were able to get waivers on that and we are going to be able to house veterans. now we have over 3,000 vouchers that veterans can now use, but that's an example of the progress that was made aid during this administration and why we have to make sure we turn out the vote and elect president harris. it's no telling what trump would do if he was in. i actually think he would decimate a hud if you look at project 2025 and the chapter that's on hood they're basically talking about dismantling it by taking in pieces

have expertise, obviously, in this area both as a member of -- a former member of congress and former hudhat is critical. what do you make of that response and what her plans are regarding housing since you have seen the way that that's jacked up december the prices have jacked up? >> i can't tell you how excited i am about it. housing has been a crisis in this country for decades. but it has become so, so big that i am so excited about the fact that this person, this vice president, understands enough about it to go at it. to actually try to find solutions. not just talk about it, find solutions. until we put more supply into the market, we are always going to have a crisis of housing. we as a nation, joy, for decades have not put any kind of resources into affordable housing. so we have neglected to make sure that everybody could in fact have the american dream. because we have not made it possible. so i am all in on everything she's doing, because if somebody doesn't do it, it's going to get worse. we need 4 million housing units today, today. the number grows every day. so the only wa

hud said in a statement its intent is to, quote, continue to fund projects that are currently serving people to avoid having them experience homelessness. again in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> coming up, get out the vote at today's california republican party chair working to get people to the polls ahead of a big trump rally in southern california. plus, governor newsom's oil and gas proposal promises lower prices at the pump. the promising news from the state senate today. and of course, our coverage of fleet week continues after the break. a look at the parade of ships look at the parade of ships and we depression is a journey. i'd made some progress on my antidepressant. but i was still masking my symptoms. so i talked to my doctor. she told me i could build on my wins, without changing my antidepressant. rexulti, when added to an antidepressant, significantly reduced depression symptoms more than an antidepressant alone. and less depression? that's a win. elderly people with dementia-related psychosis have increased risk of death or stroke. antidepressants may increase

sonali: interesting look under the hud because we do have eight of the 11 industry groups lower on the day. don't just look at the index. we are going to dive under the hood with liberty elegy coanchor caroline hyde looking at some of the earnings and i think this says a lot about the market to look at the financial tech, -- financial technology companies at how paypal did. caroline: they are guiding towards low digit growth should the market want to see 5% in terms of a forecast for revenue growth. most of all investors are trying to stomach what has been a run-up in the shares. paypal has been having its best year in 2020. maybe you we are going to sell the news. this is a company that continues to guide and will be profitable growth. we are not going to have revenue at all expense. the deal with amazon, they want to break kind of the margin transaction and they got that. transaction did blow past expectations. we focus on that sort of profit. sonali:sonali: the contained revenue outlook is interesting because to the point you have been making about the run-up, how high is the bar fo

at the federal level fema and hud are engaged in efforts aimed at rebuilding puerto rico's electrical grid . of the three federal agencies fema where the federal emergency management stage provides the lion's share of funding, up to $21 billion of federal funds obligated for puerto rico across more than 16.8 billion fema funds. it has been seven years since hurricanes irma and maria and yet puerto rico continues to suffer major power outage incidents with no clear end in sight . to that end i am deeply disappointed that our witnesses from the biden harris administration have declined to testify today. as you all can see our first panel today has empty chairs as the administration witnesses refused to show up to address this incredibly important issue. we had hoped their testimony would help us better understand the federal government's efforts inpuerto rico and how the $20 billion in obligated taxpayerdollars are being spent on the island . publicly , the biden harris administration has pushed entergy agenda on the island focused on building unreliable energy resources as wind and sol

that, fema money being redirected towards migrant living support they get cash it's not monitored like hudoney given to them and they go out on the market and buy what they can. these slum lords around this area that it's turning into a slum lord area, are taking cash, without background checks, of course. and without any deposits. and so tren de aragua hides calm fallujah into the other illegal population pools just like our trojan horse attack into our country hiding into this illegal migrant invasion into our country. we have bad actors in the middle of economic people coming here all of it is turning bad. so ainsley not good here in san antonio. i would say the rest of this country has this coming. >> ainsley: we saw it in aurora and other places too. dallas gang members went into neighborhood stealing things in a nice neighborhood in dallas. now we are seeing this in san antonio. i understand that the police were alerted and they went and cleaned out 300 apartments and arrested nine individuals including four gang members. operating out of this complex the last five or six months. kno

joining me now with reaction is the former hud secretary, dr.en carson, and former georgia senate candidate and college football hall of famer herschel walker. gentlemen, thanks very much for being here. got to get your reaction to obama. dr. carson is. >> well, maria with, thanks for having us, always appreciate your courageous and logical approachment you know -- approach. you know with, obama is basically falling back on race and and identity politics and saying, you know, she's black and you're black, therefore, you should be voting for her. but i think there are a lot of people who are starting to analyze things in a more complex fax. fashion. and they're looking at their lives under the trump administration if which was not that long ago, so you don't have to look very far back and see that economically you were much better off. we had the highest black home ownership, lowest unemployment, highest take-home wages, you know in the list goes on and on in terms of the positives that were there. and i think some people are starting to look at

a project in rochester, a partnership between new hampshire housing so financing, tax credits, also hudal dollars with the private sector and if we can get approvals done efficiently then we can build those kinds of projects that i was also at one in swan beaks. these types of partnerships and billy as governor bring it into the table and leading on this effort is what i would do. >> mayor craig, as you know our neighboring states vermont, maine had taken steps to limit single-family zoning in a further sick anymore housing bill basis of the toothache new hampshire should pursue? >> as mayor of manchester i tackle the housing crisis that we're seeing interstate and we now have over 2000 homes and apartments in development. as mayor i i allocated over $30 million toward affordable housing. i also months ago put forth a housing plan josh that does suggest the state provide technical assistance to local communities to address their zoning ordinance because i believe that is one of the barriers to building homes, local zoning ordinances. but i do believe it is something the local communitie

part of the east atoms development there in central , $10 million syracuse as well as a $50 million hud grant that i championed along with senator schumer. chris: i would like to talk about money in this race. brandon more than half of your , donations have come from outside of new york, many of them from texas. why aren't you turning to central new yorkers to financially support your campaign and does this mean you're beholden to people who are not in our community? >> politics, i have learned, because i am completely new, is there is a lot of money required. i think as you said in your your introductory comments chris that this is a national race in fact some people view this as the most competitive race in the country and because of that it's going to attract national resources and it's going to drive a lot of the spending and advertising that you've seen and so because there's so much at stake it is completely true of myself and also for my opponent that there is a lot of money pouring in to this and every other competitive house seat in the country, even more so in the senate seats

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former hud secretary dr.arson and former georgia senate candidate herschel walker with some common sense schooling of their own. plus, typical mainstream media mincing words to change donald trump's tone and sentiment. eric trump on the sparks flying from my exclusive last sunday with president trump as 45 tells the world that the al smith dinner, you can laugh, but he's still fighting. >> tradition holds that i'm supposed the tell a few self-depracating jokes this evening, so here it goes -- [laughter] nope, i've got nothing. [laughter] i've got nothing. [applause] there's nothing to say. i guess i just don't see the point of take thing shots at myself -- taking shots at myself when other people have been shooting at me for a hell of a long time. maria: now the doj plays hardball as the election crystallizes. the doj suing states for following the law, ensuring that only american citizens get to vote. virginia lieutenant governor win? sere on the -- win? if serious on the doj lawsuits. meanwhile, the war on

as the bank has moved from the valley and east and lebanon withdrawn surveillance, going to be hud hits for the have continued to manage to launch missiles and rockets and drones act is ready to august despite israel's ground offensive. they've been, israel's been bombing. the size has been intensely binding bay route and also bombing here in desktop. but despite that, his with the is still managing to to target and hate. is there any positions that in the space montez will not have said that they launched a squadron of attack drones? amy got to bass, that's responsible for maintenance and re rehabilitation says of hyphen a high fe is roughly 30 kilometers from lebanon, southern border. and this just shows that his block continues to have that ability . but it has also been striking here in the best value. now the entrance that you have valid because when a focus point is understand, the job of the neighborhood was struck this morning. and just in the last week alone, this being over 150 is really strikes on the old back. and now is where there's also has tons of villages across the bet

congress to ask permission, but as we were going through those records, we noticed he was also collecting huds of thousands of dollars from the u.s. government. and that is an absolute ban in article two of the constitution. it says the president is limited to his salary in office and may not collect any other emoluments from the united states government's or from any of the particular states. and yet, here he is putting hundreds of thousands of dollars from the secret service into his pocket. when it started out, eric trump said we are not going to be charging the secret service entourage, anybody in trump's entourage. not only did they charge them, they charge them at rates two, three, four, five times the government per diem, and a lot more than they were charging other private customers, including foreign governments who came to pay their tribute to donald trump illegally. >> have you been able to ascertain, because the immediate question that comes to my mind is why did the secret service not find this earlier? because the secret service, of course, when they have to pay a bill after hav

american relief for families act, choice in a formal housing bill that i supported that i worked through hud with and child tax credits and child tax for dependents so people can afford their rent. the voucher program that i sponsored as well so we are doing our part at the federal level and she won't hold out her hands to help oregonians. >> moderator: thank you. >> moderator: let's they were the homeless issue and let's start with you, lori chavez-deremer. the homeless crisis having a particularly big impact in central oregon. we've witnessed a number of fires across the area. when in particular the comes to mind is the darlene 3 fire determined to have been started in an encampment. these are individuals who are spending months if not years on federal land. the blm, the forest service both basically crickets when asked what are you doing about the 14 day limit that people have to camp out on federal land, do you believe part of the homeless solution should involve federal agencies and should things like forest service and blm be doing more? >> working together interagency coalitions are s

but then also they, they play the security optima as the hud, the finance minister, bits of a small church, one of the hot hotline writing stream is numbers. the government was said recently that without the settlement of the they would send that would not be no security for israel. and the security argument is being played on multiple occasions on the west bank. when right, when government members say we need to add x, the west think we need to last the several months because they would provide some support at the demographics security bustle. so israel, and that, of course, is not only legal and it's immoral, but it's also basically, it's trying to instrumental lives and to weaponized the security argument to was be its own people, unfortunately is a public. and that has been a good fit with the assaults on israel, on the 7th of october, has become, has been very indifferent about these movements. those that tend to be in the as consider them fame for a long time. and so has the west still has 0, but also have the united states, and they haven't taken the seriously enough and haven't see

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but it's about because we hud. um, i mean, i heard from the ebony zone they've said that we've had before is that they may have to be treated or they, they may have known why is why it's why they letting them come in. now move into the tires, right of the traffic. and of course, of course, has black has black is a master of inc, facing the enemy to do what they want the enemy to do. which if this is an evasion that several different levels, they have several different scenarios to track them when they get in. and the idea of the generals, they are not stupid, they know that. so they have to proceed very cautious. the problem is, this is not a military decision. this is a political decision by the war cabinets in tel aviv visa to be hijacked by those pay through old. the old are fanatics being, give a small the rich and company. these people who weaponized 800000 sites, those in the west bank. mm hm. farm to their teeth. so right. how can you have any possibility of a diplomatic conversation with this people? it's i

there's always communities that went communities that loose and oliva used to run hud's grant program. she's now the ceo of the national alliance to end homelessness. she says an update could impact people already benefiting people who have high service needs >>veterans families, young people who who really need that housing oliva says more funding overall would help. the question to ask is how do we lift all boats? hud said in a statement its intent is to, quote, continue to fund projects that are currently serving people to avoid having them experience homelessness. again in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. which has over 3 weeks now until election day. a lot of attention has, of course, been placed on the race for the white house. but the balance of power in the senate is also up for grabs. news nation's connell mcshane takes a closer look in tonight's political minute. >>it's the fight for the senate. i'm connell mcshane from news nation. and right now the democratic caucus controls the senate with a razor thin margin there. 34 seats up for grabs in november. 23 are held by dem

xg hud central point i'm not talking muslim talking about jihadists and islamists.ral. jon kelly says by god four years ago you should have heard trump talking about hitler and the hitler generals. nobody ever heard this. nobody ever heard this before the daily wire points out jon kelley's history of anti- trump activism and his smears is a history of smearing trump. like many former aides looking to continue their careers he rebuked trump for lieutenant vindman who leaked the fiber private phone call between trump and zelenskyy. getting to hero status on the left we also attempted to recruit others to divide trump when he was president of the daily wire has reported previously. he tried to recruit ambassador nikki haley to his grouping saying he was doing it to save the country. when trump fired kelly, the former four-star general was singing a different tune. defendant trump. multiple sources for information for making a decision now they'vthathad second thoughts. yet, a man whose chief of staff to mike pence, no friend of donald trump's and was around all of the

and with federal agencies and education and the justice department and health and human services and hud to make sure they have the resources they need to deal with this. they were making progress and demagoguery stepped in with appeals to people's -- i'll leave it at that. what the town really came together in the business community, republicans and democrat officials, been talking to them for weeks and weeks. they are fighting back. it is still a challenge. they wish outside politicians would shut up and go away. i am hopeful that town will continue to prosper and continue the come back and this will be in the rearview mirror. >> senator brown, thank you for your time. >>> that -- >>> that -- that is "all in" on tonight. good evening, alex. >> what's happening inve springfield, what's goingin on ohio, how can

um, and next question a federal hud program will provide section 8 voucher for 3 thousand plus housing units in san francisco. one of the potential locations is 250 laguna honda in forest hill when developing multiple housing for next door families in this area. >>. thank you very much. >> i support it and worked for that we to not talk about homeless and in our district without building affordable housing that project was proposed a few years ago and was decide carted i'm glad we have the future land use to build that we have the funding and um, the with with all to build two one of the twros laguna honda and across the street on the campus will be deeply affordable housing for seniors and sifting that will help laguna honda with expenses and at bottom it will be wonderful and looking forward to getting help from the federal government to do so. thank you. >> steve. >> i'm not 0e7d to projects like that necessarily hover 250 laguna honda may not be the most suitable place for hillside soft sibling and may have potential for caving an appropriate place on the laguna honda canvas across

assistance processes after they occur and we could permanently authorize and find some of them at fema and hudesources aren't turned into footballs at time of actual crisis and american survivors need help regardless of party on rebuilding but dozens of counties declared and millions of survivors are affected and rebuild. we have to rebuild the communities to withstand more frequent and severe events that's occurring. there's no magic wand but need a mix of stronger building coats and innovative and transfer insurance products and mobilize more public and private resilience investments and they're all key components for the gulf communities. maria: very good plan. cheryl, jump in. >> couple of questions about western north carolina and particular the asheville area. one question is why did it take so long for rescuers to get to those people? it took days before they even had any help whatsoever and the second is about the insurance problem. i'm curious what you're hearing about in western north carolina and mideast oval window the folks if not all -- most of the folks if not all had standard i

justice department and health and human services and hud to make sure they have the resources they need to deal with this. they were making progress and demagoguery stepped in with appeals to people's -- i'll leave it at that. what the town really came together in the business community, republicans and democrat officials, been talking to them for weeks and weeks. they are fighting back. it is still a challenge. they wish outside politicians would shut up and go away. i am hopeful that town will continue to prosper and continue the come back and this will be in the rearview mirror. >> senator brown, thank you for your time. >>> that -- >>> that -- that is "all in" on tonight. good evening, alex. >> what's happening inve springfield, what's goingin on ohio, how can the sept race still be so close? yet here we are. >> we showed you those numbers, plus 6, plus 10. his ability to outperform in that state is remarkable anywhere in the country. >> thank you, my friend. >>> more than 5.5 million people are under voluntary or mandatory evacuation orders in florida tonight as the state braces fo

remember birther is him and when hud had to bring him against the housing discrimination and the centralin here around his racism. >> it's this very clear line. it's not fuzzy and it's not gray. it is very clear in terms of c who he is and how dangerous he is. this w is someone that incited violence on our country. this is somebody who continues, continues to galvanize around this point that he wants to t destroy enemies in this country that patriots who dare to speak truth to power are the enemies and he wants to use the military to take them out. he's very dangerous. he's dangerous for the country and has no real policy agenda for the country. all he has is hate and division and i think what we are seeing in the large numbers of early voting and young voters, we are going to, i believe, on tuesday that america is to say enough is enough. but she thinks the garbage trump think is working for him. >> trash knows trash. >> thank you for your time. we appreciate you. and we will be right back. this land is your land. this land is my land. this land we love belongs to all of us. yet not eve

but how many mental health and addiction advocacy groups have focused on hud? on the labor committee? what does labor have to do with it? that is where we get support of employment so we can reorganize the way we have the workplace set up so people in recovery can be supported at work. we are not organized to meet the huge public health crisis we have as a nation. we do not have our issues mapped out, i tried to do this, i put a 1.0 together but i am working on filling it in. we do not have our vision. that is what i am trying to do with the 90-90-90 by 2033. i stole that from hiv/aids. if we had someone with cancer, broken arm, we would expect to get 90% screened, 90% evidence-based intervention. it is unfathomable that we would not expect that. yet we just accept that people will not get care for these illnesses. that is a hangover from generations of stigma and shame. the 12 people in the new book i just wrote with my co-author really break the mold and say these are treatable illnesses, they are complex, they involve getting coworkers, family, friends invol

supported by the secondary market and the capitalization that exists particularly at fannie freddie hudn of a project is on a project by project basis. you have tax-exempt bonds which is our specialty. low income housing credits. that must be navigated at a local level which makes it somewhat inefficient. some of the bigger players choose not to play as much in the affordability sector where we specialize which the vice president was speaking to before our segment. sonali: the affordability sector requires cities to be involved. where are you seeing the most success when you look across the country? laurence: it is mixed. we have focused all over. don't have a particular view on a particular jurisdiction with our areas. california colorado recently have made significant moves in affordable housing both successfully. there is a need for it everywhere. you have seen -- it depends. there are differences between section eight, lie tech assets and all the way up to market assets. there is variability in different sectors and one of the things we rely on is our 18 year history of providing ou

i was part of the team that got a $50 million grant from hud for that neighborhood. would credit chuck schumer for that win what it took all of us to bring that over the line. those are things directly affected here. this is a problem we have because of the growth we are experiencing -- and i'm glad we are experiencing that growth -- but the truth is there is way too much government regulation stopping investment and development. the permitting takes too long and the costs are simply too high. sen. mannion: our housing problem did not occur overnight and it was because of a lack of investment. we need to come out this from a variety of different directions. my work in the state legislature, we have done just that. number 1, we need more public housing. we need the federal government to build more housing. the state is committed to building 15,000 new units on state land. i have secured millions of dollars in construction on vacant properties, millions of dollars for only upstate new york as far as renovation and getting the lead paint and dust and pipes out of our ho

>> i'm thinking about fema and hud.ppointee under the trump administration, first thing i did with hurricane harvey, i had them put together a call with the mayors and county judges and said this is how we will proceed and and i made sure every one of them had my cell phone number. how can we help? these are the things we can offer, this is what you have to do and you walk with these local elected officials step by step to get them the help that they need to help their citizens. this is what leadership is about. liz: congressman, thanks for joining us tonight it's good to see you. >> thank you, liz. have a great night. >> her economic plan would add $3 trillion to the federal deficit over the next decade. how are you going to pay for that? >> pardon me madam vice president. the question was, how were you going to pay for it? liz: okay, you know what? something about kamala's economic plan just does not add up. "60 minutes" is suspicious, so is the congressional budget office, so is the joint committee on taxation. you w