mr. hughes as a comment. >> joe, i have a couple of quick questions i hope. on 440 turk, it's a $20 million bond, 440 turk was owned by hud and occupied by san francisco housing authority. did the city buy the property? is that in the 20 million? >> what i -- what i do know is the real estate is working toward the purchase of the property so that in order to develop the 440 turk street, the numbers i have seen before at least for the majority of the $4.7 million that were part of the first bond sale would be allocated toward the purchase of 440 turk street. the remaining funding would be from general funds. >> so the remaining funding -- excuse me. the remaining funding for the purchase. >> correct. >> okay. and so additionally then inside the $20 million bond there are homeless service sites and additional sites, correct? >> correct. >> and we will get a breakout on those also? at some point? currently we have on sheet nine, we have got the executive summary for the homeless service sites, the $20 million bond, citing one location and there are others pendin

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that turkey's judiciary is not independent in fact and you you already were showing the picture of mr hugh jill reuniting with his wife that's a very emotional picture and iconic picture maybe because we know that you jill has been waiting for her husband she has been trying to support him she was staying most of the time here in istanbul waiting for him the two of them even got married in that celebrity jail at the outskirts of istanbul so for her this must be a really really happy day all of us. i wonder what this this really means for ties between. well this all came as a very big surprise first of all and it's highly appreciated as you can imagine the german government today expressed a big relief here from all sides from all different participants here of the negotiations the german chancellor sounded very much relieved and it came very surprising because just yesterday as julia said we followed the prime minister yield the rooms visit here to berlin and we could really feel how tense the atmosphere was and how strained the relations are between the two countries the german chancellor

mrs. hughes, can you please share how it's helping to provide rural and agriculture communities? >> thank you. i would like to comment on the chairman's comment earlier about governor carney and his option to the renewable fuel standard. it deals with the purchase of the rens or the credits and the blending. that is something that needs to be addressed because of the speculation that has driven the cost of those up. that is something that needs to be addressed. when you look at renewable fuel standard and what it's been able to do for rural communities, we're producing 4.6, 4.8 billion bushels of corner every year. if we weren't using 4.5 billion bushels of that for the ethanol industry, improving our environment, the price of corn would be so far below production, we would not be able to produce corn in this country. and when you look at the and there were those arguing to set the renewable fuel standard aside because of the fear that there would not be enough corn, livestock producers, i traveled across the united states. livestock producers in every state i visited said please

hughes. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the people want to see more police on the streets. i lobbied the police minister for funds to put more police on the streets. will the prime minister join me in urging the labour police and crime commissioner to put more police on the streets instead of increasing his budget for back office staff by 10 million pounds? >> my honorable friend raises an important issue and his right to speak up for his constituents in relation to this. he's also right because as a government we've been keen to ensure that police are out there, not in back office jobs. more money is going to policing -- [shouting] >> order, order. please, the questions and answers must be heard, and i make no apology for repeating that the discussions here at pmqs should bear some resemblance to what the house is saying in relation to culture. we've recently had a report on harassment. let's try to behave properly in these sessions. that means listening to the answers and listening to the questions. both sides of the house have got to try toy wake up to the realiy that hu

hughes the u.n.h.c.r. syria representative in damascus good evening to you mr marley so we are hearing that no one was able to leave eastern huzzah today and no aid came in can you confirm that and what's the situation on the ground now. yes we were not able to deliver aid today. we're not sure if anyone came out. but to be have been trying our best to make sure that there is a stop in fighting the bombs don't fall stop falling and the guns stop sign and so that we can go in and deliver aid to these people who are in desperate need inside and to do you know mr malique where the fighting came from i mean we've got the russians saying that it was the rebels who started launching an attack and we've got the americans saying that the russians were starting i mean what did you what were your people able to see. well we would not be able to comment on that it's we only see the skies and we only had the sounds and we only see the impact of such. fighting that is going on from inside from the group so from different parties to this crisis we can hear what's happening in there because we are not far from that locat

mr. president. >> no response. no political will faces forces like the nra and we are coming up against the midterms. so that changes the equation as well. >> the debate has shifted as hugh was alluding to, taking certain guns away from everybody. now let's take all guns away from people or even let's do more about mental health but yet none of it ever seems to happen. so that's why it's hard to be optimistic. >> your reaction to just seeing the kids in florida mobilize, calling for rallies, taking action, speaking to lawmakers with such passion and force and intelligence. >> it is heartwarming much as the sandy hook parents were har warming riding their bicycles down here to washington. i feel they're going to be in for another disappointment. my hat's off to them. >> dana and hugh, thank you for a really important conversation. we will check back in with you later in the hour. the white house is working overtime to defend president trump after he spared the country from criticism on twitter over the weekend. what this all means for the russia investigation next. plus the family that took in the shooter after his family's death. what they say about his behavior over the

its new leader says mr zuma must stand down or be forced out. sport now on afternoon live with hughnd run and she was actually lucky to finish in one piece. when you look at these pictures just five of the 25 athletes in the entire field didn‘t fall on the cause, and you can see she is lucky to get back up you can see she is lucky to get back up on her board, herfeet, and she said during that moment when the wind picked felt like a sail was attached to personal board, and another competitor called an unfair and said it wasn‘t there to women‘s snowboarding, so you can understand why was so frustrated. as i was powering into thisjump, i thought i have got this, then i felt this gust, and it was honestly like riding into a wind tunnel, absolutely brutal. it's not how i would have expected, how i had planned and visualised four years of prep work to go into today. i don't think it was a true show of women's female slopestyle, which is a real shame for our sport. this was the winning run. jamie anderson of the united states — champion four years ago — she was champion again. she managed