of years ago from the one year funding cycles at the request of a number of the community based orization and it will be the first year and it also aligns with the first year of the five year consolidated plan can the long term planning document which will be submiting to hud on may 15th and so again we come to you to ask for your approval and we need to submit the application, for the plan on may 15th in order to, to distribute the funding and you also have i think, in your package, just in the last day or so, some clarifying language, which you had received from the clerk, and some language that i think that we worked out with the clerk's office and the city attorney's office just to clarify the scope of your approval and you have attached to your documents the lists of the grants and the list of the funds and i am happy to answer the questions. >> and okay, thank you, much aappreciate and thank you for coming here. >> and just to be clear these are non-submaive. >> that is correct. >> and okay, thank you very much, supervisor tang? >> thank you, mr. chiu, i know that this definitely co

. >> certainly politics are poll orized in washington, but that does not mean we can step away from thistitutional process, that has been in place for over 200 years, this is how we do things in america. if we ignore that process if we have a goals maybe a laudable goals like protecting earth and environment, consider the trade oftenvolved. this should be a decision for many not the few. neil: okay what do you think about that chuck. >> i think that is crazy there are checks and balances in this conversation. neil: there are no checks and balances. >> there are you know that. if he does something that was beyond bounds of the constitution there would be checks and balances. neil: they said this mr. president have you gone beyond the constitution, he said i don't care, i am gig both it anyway. >> the supreme court said that coming down the road, years later. >> it will take years, we've seen this with obamacare and irs subsidies and decision to delay employer mandates in the what you. >> i would throw in immigration as well. >>ia not. >> there will be challenges but people will be hurt ou

homes, they are setting up barriers between working space and the rest of the house they decompress orize-to-face with that, i am worried about is mold. >> you know more of a concern today, very wet winter. second homes are tighter than they were before. gerri: that not necessarily good. >> good for emergency perspective, but -- energy perspective, but you are exposed to indoor mold pollutants, if you are modeling choose material that is mold resistance. for example dry wall is mold food. >> my big fear, is bugs. i do not like bugs. yet we get them from time to time we can't avoided them. >> in 20 years i spend as home inspector two homes those with termites and those who were going to get termites, $5 billion of damage every year by termites, you cannot always see them they work in the wood. they don't show themselves until you get's swarm there are treatment that can go in soil, they are undetectable. the termites go to the soil every two days to get water. >> more dead. >> like germ warfare for termites. gerri: i bet that is not green. but talk about water. you have scary things about

infrastructure and national pry orization. >> so we do have on entire chapter in the report dedicated to logistics and infrastructure and recognize it's a significant challenge to progressing with the development in the alaskan argument. -- arctic. with regard to exploration, the infrastructure needs are much lower, as the industry moves forward -- as shell moves guard with their plans, they will be bringing all the required equipment with them in order to safely and responsibly execute the program. including the oil spill response vessels and support that they are required to bring by permit. with regard to the longer infrastructure needs, the report does a very good job of cataloging the current state of infrastructure. what's available today, what the gaps and opportunities are, and then make some recommendations to move forward. probably the most important one is that we see merit in continued emphasis on joint scenario planning, including the federal government, the state government, the local communities, probably most importantly and they likely would be in the best position to