. >> i am a nurse practitioner, and i just sent someone to joe healy today. we will have 28 days of sobriety , then after that we will be back on the street. we can probably improve when you look at the budget, but because i'm not a numbers guy. the sober living environments, supportive housing, and boarding care. there is a real bottleneck where we are putting this. if you could help us do that, that would be great. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> my name is -- i am a mother of three, and we have experienced homelessness for nine years. we recently received housing, which had been amazing, but i wish there was funding for other families. we -- i'm sorry, who are also homeless. the our city, our home budget proposal includes housing, and i'm here to ask you to fund that and the our city, our home budget. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm with community housing partnership. we are a supportive housing provider. we provide housing for formerly homeless folks. we absolutely support supervisor fe

joe biden, who is campaigning in the key state of south carolina. joining us now, cnn's senior political reporter nia-malika henderson, chief media consultant brian stelter and "the new york times" politics editor patrick healyou first. you are with kamala harris in another key state, michigan. how are harris and others contending with the fact that biden has sucked up a lot of the oxygen in this race? >> reporter: he really has. you see that big bump that he got post announcing his entry into this big, big field of democratic candidates. tonight, kamala harris is in michigan, a key state that obviously donald trump won. that was part of his, in some ways, sweep of the midwest, of tearing down that blue wall the democrats had relied on for all of those presidential cycles. we'll hear from kamala harris tonight in front of a crowd of about 5,000 members of the naacp here in detroit. of course, there's an overwhelmingly black city, and she wants to make an argument tonight to these voters about electability. now, what does she mean, electability? this idea, at least if you listen to sort of pundits talk about it, is that it takes a certain type of person to reach the voters in the midwest, and the voters in th