commissioners, the first step in our process is hiring a financing team, and john daigle from our financing division is here to seek your approval for various service and consulting contracts, and john will walk you through those and also introduce the team members. john? >> good morning, president bustos and members of the commission. my name is john [inaudible] and i am with ocii. next slide, please. ocii has been funding affordable housing for years, to the extent that it constitutes about half of the outstanding tax allocation bonds at this time, subject to oversight bond and d.o.f. approval, we plan to issue $130 million to fund affordable housing obligations this year. bond issuance requires the hiring of expert financial experts and legal counsel. next slide, please. just a brief background on the proposed projects that may benefit from this funding. i won't read them off, but you can see there's three in hunters bay shipyard and one in mission bay south. i believe this will provide partial funding for these projects. it's expected they will require funding from the source beginning

commissioners, the first step in our process is hiring a financing team, and john daigle from our financingion is here to seek your approval for various service and consulting contracts, and john will walk you through those and also introduce the team members. john? >> good morning, president bustos and members of the commission. my name is john [inaudible] and i am with ocii. next slide, please. ocii has been funding affordable housing for years, to the extent that it constitutes about half of the outstanding tax allocation bonds at this time, subject to oversight bond and d.o.f. approval, we plan to issue $130 million to fund affordable housing obligations this year. bond issuance requires the hiring of expert financial experts and legal counsel. next slide, please. just a brief background on the proposed projects that may benefit from this funding. i won't read them off, but you can see there's three in hunters bay shipyard and one in mission bay south. i believe this will provide partial funding for these projects. it's expected they will require funding from the source beginning in thi

commissioners, the first step in our process is hiring a financing team, and john daigle from our financing division is here to seek your approval for various service and consulting contracts, and john will walk you through those and also introduce the team members. john? >> good morning, president bustos and members of the commission. my name is john [inaudible] and i am with ocii. next slide, please. ocii has been funding affordable housing for years, to the extent that it constitutes about half of the outstanding tax allocation bonds at this time, subject to oversight bond and d.o.f. approval, we plan to issue $130 million to fund affordable housing obligations this year. bond issuance requires the hiring of expert financial experts and legal counsel. next slide, please. just a brief background on the proposed projects that may benefit from this funding. i won't read them off, but you can see there's three in hunters bay shipyard and one in mission bay south. i believe this will provide partial funding for these projects. it's expected they will require funding from the source beginning

congresswoman and a speedy recovery she is the widow of the legendary john dingell the longest-serving member to do or best congressman daiglerthel: best which is for sure the national guard wrapping up a deployment in washington, d.c. today the remaining troops are heading home more than four months after the capital riot that struck them there, lauren blanchard has more. >> has a billion dollars later the national guard ending the mission in the nation's capital effective today the remaining 2200 troops will be able to return home since january 6 riot thousands of national guard troops have stood watching d.c. had the peak 26000 troops are authorized leading up to the inauguration the pentagon extended about 5000 troops in march since then numbers have been reduced and temporary fencing has been packed up as for securing the capital going forward lawmakers are divided on how to do that. >> the more you think the less secure the capital will be >> the house passed a $1.9 billion security supplemental bill and a bill to establish a 9/11 file commission to look into the capital riot and now it's up to the split senate. >> we