housing is diane. she is the president and ceo of the national low income housing coalition. good morning. welcome to washington journal. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> tell us what your organization's mission is. >> the national coalition is an organization whose work is all about advancing federal policy solutions to ensure the lowest income people have decent, accessible and affordable homes. >> and we're having you on this morning to talk about your organize's latest report. the name of the report is appropriately enough "out of reach 2021" looking at how much it costs across the country to afford living in this country, to afford rent in this country. tell us about the extent of how you put this report together. what do you look at? >> sure, in our report "out of reach" we calculate what we call the housing wage. that's how much a typical person would have to earn each hour just to be able to afford to rent a modest apartment. so nationally in 2020 the housing wage for a one-bedroom apartment is $20.40 an hour. that's how much somebody would have to earn just to rent a modes

to work at the national housing coalition the first time. i oversaw the occupancy division. i came back to the housing coalition as the ceo about five years ago. host: i have a comment on twitter that says there is a two-year minimum weight for low income housing apartments in warner robins, georgia south of atlanta. these apartments are important is that weight -- is that way in particular unusual across the country? host: the weight is not -- guest: the weight is not unusual. those weight lists could vary from several months to several years. we all -- we absolutely need to expand the program. it is also essential that we ensure these properties are kept up. a couple of the commenters are right. much of our affordable housing stock is in poor condition due to decades of declining resources to repair these units and keep them and sanitary condition. public housing for example has been underfunded for decades. and now has a $70 billion needs backlog. it would cost that to maintain these properties in sanitary conditions and to keep it for the generations who will need it in t

kelly, and members of the subcommittee for the opportunity to testify before you, about our nation's housing affordability crisis. my name is stacy berger. i'm in fact the president and ceo of the housing and community development network of new jersey, the statewide association of over 275 non-profit community developers, housing advocates and private sector partners working to ensure that everyone has a great place they can afford to call home. the network is the state's largest hud certified housing counselling intermediary and i serve on the board of the national low-income housing coalition. we believe people thrive when they have a safe affordable place to live. unfortunately, we still have a long long way to go to create a balanced housing market that gives everyone a fair chance to live in the community of their choice. the annual national report out of reach detailing the hourly wage a full time worker needs to earn to afford a modest apartment. it is 24 ndt .90 -- 24.90, three times the federal minimum wage. to afford a modest rental home, a new jersey family must earn almost $32 a

priority from any infrastructure bill $70 billion to repair public housing in $45 billion for the national housingrust fund for america's lowest income and marginalized household we think president biden and all three are included the house financial services committee. also for the rehabilitation of homes in the eviction crisis we urge congress to pass the crisis act of 2021. it will create more affordable homes as opposed to the congresswoman. with housing and urban development. and then housing counseling assistance. the taxation policy already favors homeowners. that shortage of affordable homes for renters and homeowners is the institutional racism and economic injustice that will continue to see one - - be seen around the country. congress must continue to make investment to repair the damage. shirley if we could outer space we can make sure everyone has a place to call home. thank you. >> now we will go to the questions. this time i will hearing on - - open a hearing for questions witnesses will respond with short concise answers all members should be able to ask questions. as mentioned ear

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national housing and from coalition president and ceo, diane talking about the group's new report, orabout the high cost of housing for low income americans. watch c-span's "washington journal" live 7:00 a.m. eastern tuesday morning. during the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. ♪♪ >> the white house reporter for the hill, joining us this morning, good morning, how are you? >> guard morning, how are you, i'm great. >> make or break week congress on the democratic -- particularly in the senate forgetting packages, what can we expect from the white house this coming week in terms of meeting with lawmakers to try to lobby to get the measures passed? >> white house officials have been pretty regularly engaged with lawmakers, particularly regarding bipartisan infrastructure framework coming together and the text is still being written. the last several days, i think we will see continued focus on that. when it comes to president biden, today we are going to see him talk about his economic recovery plan importance of passing the bipartisan infrast

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it criticized the japanese government for prioritizing the gains over the nations house. only around 23 percent of the population of more than a 120000000 has been fully vaccinated and pay the remainder of the state of emergency because it is such incapable. 19 cases, americans do not 16 can take part in the opening ceremony. so how their own celebration instead, they just that's in the uniform and much behind a us 5 on a public street and take. the team is saying outside the village, the code 1900 concerns. while there are more than 11000 athletes set to compete to the games, and they're coming from all around the world with 200 fixed teams altogether. over the next couple of weeks, we're going to see 339 metal events across 33 sports. they include 4 brand new olympic sports, which is for climbing, skateboarding, staffing and karate. nearly 50 percent base competing, all women, which is a new record. competition is already underway in some falls with football, in softball action earlier in the week. and on friday there was no limbic record in archery. south korea's fans

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but rarely as a whole nation had such a soft balancing act to pull off like tokyo house and to try and get public opinions to turn and shift in favor of these olympics as to what to do on that front with protests against, against showing no sign of lashing up while the opening ceremony went ahead outside, protested march in the street, chancing cancel it and fix it, criticized the japanese government for prioritizing the game over the nation house . only around 23 percent of the population of more than $100.00. 20000000 to be fully vaccinated and take a remains under the face emergency because it's such a current of ours cases. there are more than 11000 athletes set to compete for the games. and they're coming from all over the world with 207 countries represented altogether. over the next couple of weeks, we're going to say $339.00 metal events across a $33.00 sport. they include a full brand new olympic sports, which is for climbing, skateboarding, staffing, and karate. nearly 50 percent. today's competing are women, which is a new record. competition is already underway in some spor

the department store chain said it wanted to address the national housing shortage and support localthe choice of renting fully furnished with john lewis products or using their own. earlier i spoke to the i newspaper's housing correspondent vicky spratt — and asked her what she thinks of this announcement from john lewis. we do have a housing emergency. there are not enough affordable homes and there isn't enough social housing. but, 10,000 really won't make a dent in that emergency. and i suppose what we have to wonder is, will these homes be affordable in terms of rent? at what point in the market all the rent be? and who will they be aimed at? i think whether they are furnished or unfurnished, that's kind of by the buyer. 0bviously, john lewis having suffered a bit of a financial hit, due to the pandemic and other revenue streams, but when it comes to housing, we really need affordable homes that people can actually afford to live in. and it will depend on where they are, too. if they want to build them on car parks, for instance, well, will that work? will they be in places wher

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the department store chain said it wanted to address the national housing shortage and support localbuilt on sites owned by the chain — will have the choice of renting fully furnished with john lewis products or using their own. i can now speak to vicky spratt, who's housing correspondent for the "i" newspaper. vicki, lovely to have you with us here on bbc news this evening. what do you make of this announcement? across the country, we do have the housing emergency. there are not enough affordable homes, and there isn't enough social housing, but 10,000 really won't make a dent in that emergency, and i suppose what we have to wonder is, will these homes be affordable in terms of rent? at what point in the market will the rent be set, and who will they be aimed at? whether they are furnished or unfurnished, that is kind of by the by. 0bviously, john lewis having suffered a bit of a financial hit due to the pandemic are looking for other revenue about when it comes to housing, we need affordable homes that people can actually afford to live in, and it will depend on where they are as w

that was not serving a national interest. host: the house is coming in early for legislative business this morning, thank you for your time. we will bring to the house floor now live coverage here on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. droib: -- chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. god our provider, after a week of long hours and tense discussions, countless debates and deliberations, tears shed and tempers raised we pray your peace over this house and across this nation. mountains have been sh

because the housing wage that somebody needs to earn per hour to rent a modest one-bedroom apartment is $20.40 per hour nationallyhigher and communities. this is almost three times the amount a low-wage worker the minimum wage earns and also two dollars our in what renters earn but housing is out of reach. >> so those that say is just not working hard enough, how are they affected by the pandemic and recession? >> many low-wage workers throughout the pandemic were not able to stay at home is higher wage workers could work virtually were keeping stores open they were selling and sharing ppe with other services and goods that people needed during the pandemic many contracted likely died from it so people continued to work during the pandemic and many low income renters were among the low-wage workers who were first to lose their jobs or wages. and as a result fell behind on rent. >> one question that is out there with the eviction moratorium is that somehow will read another statement from mr. griffin wrote why it is unnecessary and economically harmful and in their he says the plunge of evictions coincided with a

thank you for the investments in the nation's housing infrastructure as part of the biden's build back better plan. rolling back actions of the trump administration which set us back and undermined the fair housing act. so thank you. i do have a question if i have enough time. i want to say thank you to your entire team. they have been amazing. -- amazing in responding and reaching out. earlier this year, hi a bill, the housing financial literacy act, that passed the house with overwhelming bipartisan support. this bill would give f.h.a. borrow he a 0.25 basis point discount up front on their mortgage insurance for first time home buyers in exchange for taking a h.u.d. approved prepurchase housing course. this billowered the down payment rate for first time home buyers by more than $500 on an average. and likely lowered the default rate within the f.h.a.'s portfolio. under the current law the f.h.a. has the authority to implement this program which it did between 1996 and 2000. would you consider asking your team to reimplement this discount program for the first time home buyers? secr

but the data from the national housing coalition to me is stunning.ers who put their lives at risk, who were in the peak of the pandemic so the rest of the country could shelter in place, those workers should have the ability to afford to live live in a country that cannot succeed and survive without them. >> i think we have to leave it there but i want to say that this also impacts animals, pets, people are abandoning their pets, in baltimore, some animal shelters are no longer taking owner surrenders, lowering adoption fees as they near capacity, kansas city shelters are overflowing with abandoned pets. so you know, obviously, we care about people, but animals are getting impacted by this as well. so for all of you folks out there, adopt, don't shop, there are a lot of people looking for animals and a lot of animals in need of a good home and if there is anything anyone can do to help, follow these two on twitter and they can tell you how to provide relief if you're in a position to do so. thank you very much, congressman, and diane, look forward to

administration made it crystal clear that it didn't appreciate appreciate the magnitude of our nations housing crisis by repeatedly proposing deep budget cuts to hud programs and taking action to undermine our fair housing laws, the trumpet penetration showed a complete disregard for low and moderate income families, people of color, lgbtq plus community and immigrant. only because of democrat congress that put budget was not decimated during tom's presidency because election matters, president biden and hud have not began to reverse trump anti- here fair housing rules. democrats on the committee remained laser focus on ensuring eligible families receive the housing assistance available to them through the cares act, december relief package from american rescue plan and other coronavirus relief legislation so we must remember we are not just building back our economy from the pandemic at donald trump's disastrous housing policies, we are putting back and that is my focus for today's hearing. going back better and more equitably his understanding that housing is infrastructure. for the first ti

than national law housing income coalition president and ceo, talks about the group's new report on how to reach housing for low income americans. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern on tuesday morning, and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. ♪ >> at the white house, president biden spoke about the state of the u.s. economy, including recent concerns about rising inflation. he also responded to questions about cyber threats in russia and china and the spread of misinformation on social media. pres. biden: good morning. sorry, to keep you waiting. i apologize. well, good morning. tomorrow, marks six months since my administration began. i think it is a fitting moment to take a look at our economy, where we were six months ago, what we have achieved since then and -- i believe -- where we are headed. before i took office, there were a lot of folks out there making some pretty bold predictions about how things would turn out. you might remember some of the predictions. if i became president, we would enter a

house of representatives. if you had [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. ms. malliotakis: as the member designated by mr. katko, new york, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. katko will vote yes on the motion -- to suspend the rules. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. desaulnier will vote yes on h.r. 3237. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. reschenthaler: thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. hagedorn of minnesota, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform th

report shows how much you need to make an hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment from the national income housingcoalition, three of the most expensive cities in the u.s. as you already know are here in the bay area. in san francisco you need to make 140,000 a year in san jose 122k in oakland 95k, and things aren't changes especially with tech industry building more jobs than we have. >>> hydro plant is facing imminent closure because of the water level so low. at full capacity can power 800,000 homes and lake level is at 668 feet and shot down with it hits 640 feet, experts think that could happen in three weeks. >> new video of the wildfire burning in but t e county close to the deadly wildfire. it is called the dixie fire that erupted along highway 70 in paradise, not far from the 2018 campfire that killed more than 80 people. good news though, cal fire said the dixie fire is heading to more remote areas of the county. has burned 1200 acres and no containment tonight. and jeff, we've had cooler temperatures in the last week with more humidity yet we're seeing a fire like this. >> it probably w

transformation from standing up and growing prosperous, to becoming strong, and that china's national rejuvenation houseecome a historic goal -- historical inevitability. [applause] pres. xi: over the past hundred years, the party has united and led the chinese people in writing the most magnificent chapter in the long history of the chinese nation, the spirit that he expressed when he wrote i am stronger from sacrifice, daring to make the sunshine in the sky. the great past we have power -- path we have pioneered, the great achievements we have made over the past century, will go down in the annals of the development of the chinese nation and human civilization. [applause] pres. xi: comrades and friends, 100 years ago the pioneers of communism in china established the communist party of china and developed the great, bounding spirit of the party, which is comprised of the principles of holding truths and ideals, staying true to our original expiration, and finding mission, fighting bravely without fear of sacrifice, and remaining loyal to the party and faithful to the people. this spirit is the rty's o

nations cameron hudson is a senior fellow. the atlantic council and former director for african affairs, the white house national security council. he says the un meeting was critical to push negotiations forward. the last month has been perhaps the most critical phase of these negotiations because the rains in east africa started falling within the last week or 10 days. and so the last month since the end of may essentially when the african union last held a in negotiation session among all the parties, that's really too long to wait. and i think that we've seen them, the tension mounting on the egyptian into nice side that they can't simply wait any longer to continue to negotiations. this was an effort to get, not just the security council involved to try to negotiate a settlement. i don't think that was ever part of their strategy. it was really to get the security council to push the african union and to push all of the parties, especially the ethiopians. back to the negotiating take table, we can certainly say for certain that egypt and sudan have been conducting military exercises, joint military exercises in their, in th

well, how much do you really need to make to comfortably afford housing in the bay. the nationaling coalition just released a report that shows what people need to make in san francisco. yikes renting a one-bedroom apartment alone requires a six-figure salary. they say almost a 117,000 a year broken down into an hourly wage that would be making more than $56 an hour to have a one-bedroom lot yourself in city. anybody who's making minimum wage in san francisco, 14 an hour. they can comfortably afford an apartment. that's $728 a month. good luck finding that the minimum wage worker would need to put in a 161 hours of work per week to afford a one-bedroom place to no surprise, san francisco is california's most expensive place for housing. it's followed by the san jose area, the santa cruz region and then what they consider the oakland fremont east bay area. state leaders are signaling that california likely will not extend its ban on evictions comes as the state is working to quickly send rent relief to struggling tenants and landlords. >> kron four's. ashley zavala explains the pr

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. >> well, welcome back to the kron 4 morning news and national news. house speaker nancy pelosi has rejected 2 of the republicans picked by house gop leader kevin mccarthy to sit on a committee investigating the january 6 riot at the u.s. capitol. now in response, the house gop leader has now pulled all of his picks for that committee washing correspondent reshad hudson joins us live from dc with the details. good morning. was shot. >> good morning. democrats say this committee will move forward with their investigation with or without republicans taking part. but this is all unfolding as they're set to hold their first hearing in just a few days. 6 months after the violent attack on the u.s. capitol lawmakers are sparring over the committee charged with investigating it. >> house speaker nancy pelosi rejected to republicans. ohio congressman jim jordan an indiana congressman jim banks who are picked, but house gop leader kevin mccarthy to sit on the committee pelosi citing past statements made by the 2. so egregious abuse of power mccarthy slammed the speak

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and it's where the geneva caught on a chemist that was signed in $988.00 the palace of nations in geneva houses the european headquarters of the un. how does the history of the united nations overlap with the hotel over fires? shallow new shack maya wants to know more about the jewish 1st lady eleanor roosevelt stay in his family's hotel. he has an appointment with the head congress of the united nations library and committed to the casual position in new york. it is the committee to prepare the declaration of human rights in the 1st met exclusively in new york. and on this then in december 1947, the committee came to geneva to approve the text with eleanor roosevelt has its chair. person, you don't do the ve the text that's right. clear. we have the photograph that shows eleanor roosevelt in the holding the universal declaration of human rights was bent on what he could. kennedy kissed, who chose her a chair. if you don't know the pretty don't to man us president harry truman asked her to help formulate the declaration of human rights. some of the male delegates were not pleased at 1st. they g

. >> how much money do you really need to make to comfortably afford housing here in the bay area. well, the national low income housing coalition just released a report that shows what residents need to make every year in san francisco renting a one-bedroom apartment alone requires a six-figure salaries specifically $116,920 broken down to an hourly wage that would be $56.21 an hour to have that one bedroom apartment to yourself and anyone who's making just the minimum wage in san francisco. 14 $1 an hour can only afford $728 a month in rent. the minimum wage worker would need to put in a 161 hours of of work per week for that one bedroom apartment to no surprise. san francisco is california's most expensive place for housing followed by san jose area santa cruz area and the oakland fremont area pretty much everywhere in the bay yeah, and speaking of high prices, consumers also getting hit with higher rates, especially in the bay area. four's, dan kerman talked to financial experts today about why this is happening and how long this might last. he joins us live san francisco with more. dan. >> well,

before the national guard could be called they both must agree. the house sergeant at arms answer to nancy pelosi, and it's been suggested the date of january 6th he was waiting for speaker pelosi's approval before calling in the national guard. it's interesting because the sergeant at arms paul irving has been uncooperative with the committee. he won't share phone records. he won't turn over e-mails. what is he hiding? what is speaker pelosi hiding? speaker pelosi with the x amount to hide the truth i taking the historic steps of rejecting two of the minority leaders select committee pecks, , destroying ay chance of bipartisanship. this committee is completely partisan from top to bottom. every member was chosen by speaker pelosi, and why? because speaker pelosi wants her narrative and her outcome to prevail and not the truth. the only so-called republicans on the committee are on the committee to grandstand and attacked the former president because of their own personal vendettas here those pelosi republicans are not interested in the truth. they are inte

nam, and it's where the geneva records on a kenneth ben was signed in 1988 the palace of nations in geneva houses the european headquarters of the un. how does the history of the united nations overlap with the hotel over the shallow new shack maya wants to know more about the jewish 1st lady eleanor roosevelt stay in his family's hotel. he has an appointment with the head congress of the united nations library. committed the proposal that the caching will protect in new york is the committee to prepare the declaration of human rights in the 1st met exclusively in new york on this. and then in december 1947, the committee came to geneva to approve the text with eleanor roosevelt has its chairperson, you don't do the oven, the text. that's right. clear, we have the photograph that shows eleanor roosevelt in the holding the universal declaration of human rights was bent on where he could. kennedy kissed, who chose her chair. if you don't put it to man, us president harry truman asked her to help formulate the declaration of human rights. some of the male delegates were not pleased at 1st. they gave

softening. >> we just don't have enough affordable rental housing in this country as the is the big problem. >> reporter: caitlin walter, national multifamily housing council. >> we say that you need to build about 325,000 apartment units every year in order to keep up with just that year's demand. and there were many, many years, almost a decade where we didn't meet that annual demand. >> reporter: so there's been a glut of units at the high end, though prices there may be rising again, are rising again as superstar cities reopen. >> i would say this past year, to sum it up, is like guilty gratitude, where i feel like i got away with something here. >> reporter: while those hit hardest by the pandemic... >> this has been really hard >> reporter: ...feel like they're being left behind. >> and the unfairness has been especially upsetting. >> it angers me. it's a fight every day to deal with the housing situation. and sometimes i'm tired. everybody gets tired of fighting. the only way we can fight this is to get organized. >> reporter: but fight she does, starting with her next rent increase, another $50 a month. >> because we all

house curator, william allman. it's often said that nice guys finish last especially in our nation's capital, but bill allman is a wonderful exception to that rule. mr. almond became curator of the white house on august 1st 2002 having served as a curatorial assistant and then assistant curator since 1976. no one has done more in recent years to help preserve the white house and its historic collections while also helping to update them to our times. we're delighted. he is here with us this evening after the film mr. almond will give a brief slideshow presentation about the white house and then i'll moderate a conversation with him during which time we welcome your questions. three quick notes, we'll be ending a bit early to ensure that mr. almond catches his plane back to dc. you can own your own copy of mrs. kennedy's tour buying it outright in our museum store, which will be open after the form and for a limited time only if you make a purchase in the store or via our easter, we're giving away free copies to mark the 50th anniversary. and this coming weekend cbs sunday morning. will air a story on mrs. kennedy in the wh

diana intel president and ceo of the national low income housing coalition. thank you.ant pattern around the bay area this afternoon temperatures ranging from the upper fifties at the coast to low eighties inland. across the bay. we've got a mix of clouds and some sunshine and the onshore breeze all the way through the delta this afternoon. here's a live look at what's happening over sfo. we didn't see much clearing over areas of sfo today. with that temperature is running a little bit cooler than yesterday. view here of storm track or two and you can see that cloud cover their banked up against the coastline. it was another slow clearing day inside the bay. we finally saw some sunshine around noontime, one o'clock or so along the east bay shore, i think right around sunset, which is about 8 38 35 these days, it's going to be back across the bay and will fill in during the overnight hours, very similar to what we have seen in recent days as far reporting and onshore breeze at 22 mph hayward is 14. san jose that northwest wind at 13 as i showed you with the deep marine l