we contacted zimmerman management to ask them about ms. k. we can sell no less. sell them count for the pool. the director of the company declined to be interviewed, but told us he was stunned to hear about the actions of miss k. zimmerman's history with the landlady suggests otherwise me. after a quarter investigation began in 2015 management terminated her leases by 2016. the company was back in business with her and according to a search zimmerman had leases with at least 2 of us landlords even more damning documents found during last year. police raid showed that in 2018 when ms. k made a request for a lease, the company is administrator, judged it too dangerous, but the director asked him to turn a blind di, me ms. k is still under investigation. if convicted, she faces up to 15 years in prison. for those, at the heart of the case, the struggle to find affordable accommodation continues forced out of their apartments after police raids, some now living rooms many by others, some more said keep to demand that have seek the community existe

ms. k. was arrested on charges relating to usury daddy's making unlawful financial gang through exploitation. flexible jewels in question kept what was possible. now don't let him know about it. yeah, yeah. let's put this on said now i did. did it tree. yeah. in just put boxes on his keel fair a don't kid monday, but it was pretty simple. hostage for the flexibility when they would love to lodge chic hip hop, we will get there and they would lead to but not fair for the value. i don't actually know when they come on don't when this choice, when did you so she looks like she has money. if you look at her, she has nice out fee that expensive like this she, she looks like. and yes, of course when she comes, she has lots of money in her bag because she came from other places already let to get rent. mm. we contact ms. kay, to ask her about the allegations, but she directs us to her lawyer hyatt solely. she already gave them all surely do county students and it doesn't cost you. so he she a membe

ms. k has winded 20 apartments to zimmerman. a company with $11000.00 tenants on the books worth more than a $160000000.00. lawyer saline. moreover, since it's difficult to believe the company was unaware of her activities. if it is aftermarket dear, you're welcome and she doesn't remember the show on the district was it launch in which is a strong off the particle moon. the remember loved also to say for sancho camel? no, i'm just now remember, criminology the piece on just you know, on the average. if i'm not going to the harvard, don't don't me. oh, in 2018, a subtenant with a residence permit alerted the company to miss kase activities. i contact each month. i told them, since charging us much, much more, i send to them everything, all the i've done say harder. i told them she was ready and 2 people even without pay, pears, excessive price. i sent them a lot of names. i called them. i went there too dear, all feats they told me, ah, okay, we are not sure what between the situation someone has to report it. um, but nothing ha

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landlords even more damning documents found during last. jeez, police raid showed that in 2018 when ms. k. made a request for a lease, the company is administrator. judged it too dangerous, but the director asked him to turn a blind di me. miss k is still under investigation. if convicted, she faces up to 15 years in prison. for those at the heart of the case, the struggle to find affordable accommodation continues. forced out of their apartments after police raids, some now living rooms managed by others. some more said keep demand that have seek the community, exist, bask, exist, a set of said popular song, but you can get a movie nab. but she said to play some particular more vulnerable exist in the morning when you would want to see with a memorial passivity that's easy to keep what i thought you decide to keep it. don't please. as i did that multi, i look on the phone though, such a criminal need to me while geneva slumlord make a profit, undocumented filipino workers trying to to find the best they can fall from the families they're providing for. i would be home, i guess, a few mor

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ms. herrera beutler: i reserve, ma'am. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentlelady from account k ms. delauro: at this time i'd like to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from virginia, a member of the appropriations committee, congresswoman wexton. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. wexton: thank you, madam chair. madam chair, before i begin if we could please read -- enter the record, i ask for unanimous consent to enter into the record the liebengood family's statement on the january 6 commission and supplemental. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. wexton: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today in strong support of this legislation. the january 6 insurrection led to the death of u.s. capitol police officers brian sicknick and howie liebengood and metro police officer jeffrey smith. we have heard many stories of the broken bones and broken spirits that officers are still suffering to this day. they have been working around the clock since the insurrection and are facing unsustainable hours due to be understaffed. it's

ms. herrera beutler: i reserve, ma'am. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentlelady from account k ms. delauro: at this time i'd like to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from virginia, a member of the appropriations committee, congresswoman wexton. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. wexton: thank you, madam chair. madam chair, before i begin if we could please read -- enter the record, i ask for unanimous consent to enter into the record the liebengood family's statement on the january 6 commission and supplemental. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. wexton: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today in strong support of this legislation. the january 6 insurrection led to the death of u.s. capitol police officers brian sicknick and howie liebengood and metro police officer jeffrey smith. we have heard many stories of the broken bones and broken spirits that officers are still suffering to this day. they have been working around the clock since the insurrection and are facing unsustainable hours due to be understaffed. it's

college tuition, pre-k programs, they are all administered by states, so is there a worry biden eventually getting republican governors [indiscernible] these priorities [indiscernible] ms. psaki: we don't see in the data unemployment benefits as a major driver of the jobs numbers, as you have heard many people say. so let me start there. second, the investment a universal pre-k and extended community college, we don't see as a partisan proposal. in fact, if you look across the country, there are some states you might consider red states that have done things like universal pre-k and have been successful at it. these are investments, in our view, that certainly have a semi-short-term benefit, but more, they have a long-term benefit because kids who attended pre-k as opposed to daycare have a more than, are more than 50% more likely to graduate from high school. so it doesn't change our approach to that. it doesn't change our view that to be more competitive over the long-term, these are key and vital investments. and yes, it will need to be a partnership with the states, but we have also seen incentives to build on the medicaid expansion, a number of red states have exp

k the positive y impacts we're seeing in attrition. >> thanks, mr. lajoye. i'm over my time, madam chair, so i'll put a quarter in the jar and yield back. >> it's now 50 cents. miss ms. underwood? ms. underwood? she may have had to get off. so that would end the first round. we now have time for a second round.-- and i would like to begin, and mr. lajoye, talking a little bit about the workforce and the fact that --so has talked in the pas about the relatively low ith th compensation provided toe tsos, which he believes is not he commensurate with the training,t technical skill,me and the responsibilities of the job, and contributes to chronic and retention challenges. legislation to address the ucinh problem, the rights for the tsa workforce act, has been s reintroduced in the 117th congress with over 150 co-sponsors. and, as you know, the bill would move the tsa workforce into thed title 5 general schedule for par and benefits. has tsa done, or can it do an analysis on the costs associated with switching to the gs pay system, and does tsa believe that my rating your workforce to a gs pay system would alleviate some of the aforementioned challenges? co well, thank

k"? >> yes. we'll do it by fund source. >> chairman: thank you, commissioner safai. commissioner melgar? >> thank you so much, chair mandelman. my question was similar to supervisor safai, for ms. boyer, and also for director tang forgoing forward. so i'm wondering to what extent does our expenditure plan reflect the plans that are put out by m.t.c., and our own planning department in terms of the housing element, that also reflects clean operations and also the monies that we are thinking of funding. to what extend do we think about not exacerbating patterns of segregation and trying to spend transportation money to build housing. >> sure. michelle, do you want me to go ahead? thank you, commissioner melgar, for that excellent question. we always start our planning with coordination on the land-use site. transportation, of course, reflects the land use and the travel demand for land use. working with our planning department and sfmta, and with a-vac, as you noted, we have a forecast for 2050, which is consistent with the planned bay area. the region provides a target number for the city, and the planning department actually distributes it. so even though we have had issues an

k"? >> yes. we'll do it by fund source. >> chairman: thank you, commissioner safai. commissioner melgar? >> thank you so much, chair mandelman. my question was similar to supervisor safai, for ms. boyer, and also for director tang forgoing forward. so i'm wondering to what extent does our expenditure plan reflect the plans that are put out by m.t.c., and our own planning department in terms of the housing element, that also reflects clean operations and also the monies that we are thinking of funding. to what extend do we think about not exacerbating patterns of segregation and trying to spend transportation money to build housing. >> sure. michelle, do you want me to go ahead? thank you, commissioner melgar, for that excellent question. we always start our planning with coordination on the land-use site. transportation, of course, reflects the land use and the travel demand for land use. working with our planning department and sfmta, and with a-vac, as you noted, we have a forecast for 2050, which is consistent with the planned bay area. the region provides a target number for the city, and the planning department actually distributes it. so even though we have had issues an

ms. spears closure for the family. ainsley: i do too we'll continue to cover it. i know yesterday, you did sign a law, and it says that k kid, for the most part, have been in school since august and we've been able to do it safely and responsibly. by starting the legislative session by assigning into law an option that gave parents the opportunity to choose 100% in-school, five days a week, all day, and i'm proud to say that i closed this session signing into law the not allowing schools, local governments, the ability to initiate a mask mandate. we have been fully open since february 7. we have continued to see our covid numbers go down, our hospitalizations are down, our positive rates are down, and we've done it safely and responsibly and so it is time to put healthcare decisions back in the hands of parents and it's time that we shouldn't be doing the same mitigation efforts that we did at the beginning of covid-19. things have changed. anybody that wants a vaccine can get a vaccine and it's time, again, that we provide options to parents and to iowans so if they want their children to wear a mask they will have the

k-9 officers that also gave their lives in the line of duty. riley, joker, and jango. please join me in a moment of silence to remember these heroes. ms. cam mac: thank you. as you can -- mrs. cammack: thank you. as you can see that's a lengthy list. i hope even though i may have mispronounced some of their name, their families see comfort in knowing their names will forever be remembered. these are just some of the heroes we have lost this year. it's may. and this list takes up four pages. may we always remember their names. and recognize their service in keeping law and order for our communities. to the brave men and women who we just named, rest easy. we've got the watch. at this time, i would like to recognize a good friend and sheriff of the great city, jacksonville, in the great state of florida, for the purposes of today i would like to yield for as much time as he may consume, sheriff rutherford. mr. rutherford: thank you. thank you and i deeply appreciate your having read all those names. that is a promise that we make to these officers and cookwoman ka mack, i'm real -- i really congratulate you on that, thank you so much for

k"? >> yes. we'll do it by fund source. >> chairman: thank you, commissioner safai. commissioner melgar? >> thank you so much, chair mandelman. my question was similar to supervisor safai, for ms. boyer, and also for director tang forgoing forward. so i'm wondering to what extent does our expenditure plan reflect the plans that are put out by m.t.c., and our own planning department in terms of the housing element, that also reflects clean operations and also the monies that we are thinking of funding. to what extend do we think about not exacerbating patterns of segregation and trying to spend transportation money to build housing. >> sure. michelle, do you want me to go ahead? thank you, commissioner melgar, for that excellent question. we always start our planning with coordination on the land-use site. transportation, of course, reflects the land use and the travel demand for land use. working with our planning department and sfmta, and with a-vac, as you noted, we have a forecast for 2050, which is consistent with the planned bay area. the region provides a target number for the city, and the planning department actually distributes it. so even though we have had issues an

ms. kelly followed byo the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter. >> thank you, chairwoman, ranking member, for your leadership and opportunity to servee anpr informed discussion the department of health and k f services' budget today. priorities. secretary, it's always good to see you. d thank you for testifying before the committee today. t i would like to discuss the issue of maternal health and maternal mortality in the united states. as noted in the administration's budget request, the u.s. has ont of the worst rates of maternal mortality among developed countries in the world. in 2017 the u.s. recorded a maternal mortality ratio of 17. deaths for 100,000 pregnancies, ranking last among industrialized countries. the numbers are far worse for o, black women. in the same year black mothers experienced maternal death rati0 of 37.1 deaths for 100,000 pregnancies, more than twice the rate of white mothers. the causes of death vary but it's clear they are widely our inequitable outcomes for maternal health in our country.n iding fully support your requeso increase investment in maternal health. increase funding for maternal mortality reviewew committees, world maternal health care, implicit