it's a little town of about a thousand people went to philadelphia mississippi to open his presidential campaign and give a speech on states' rights and you know what happened in philadelphia mississippi you have you have three or four civil rights workers murdered there it's the only reason he went there and he gave the speech on civil rights it was he kicked off his presidential campaign by saying basically he was pitching to the to the to the racists in the south to the. i don't know who i'm being asked to defend here or why i'm being asked to develop them i'm not a member of justice is the attitude this is of of you know this is ronald reagan this is the antithesis of social justice as is dog whistle calls to to to bigots basically but what does this have to do with anything that i'm talking about well i think that you know fighting racism is part of the social justice thing and ronald reagan opened and i'm all for fighting racism head outside of the buzzword of social justice i mean the idea the idea of social justice it's a term that is frequently used by the left and

several examples where there are success stories all across the country in alabama, mississippi, also in philadelphia, that is included in your packet. there is wonderful employer assisted housing opportunities. there is a great program and we are trying to get an example of that in some of the housing programs. we are working hard to make sure we can increase the economy and housing affordability. any family that can afford it and if irresponsible fire in have that right to homebuyer ship. we want to encourage you to be in contact with your realtors. we want to be there as i financial partner to make this country better. we really appreciate the opportunity to be here today. thanks. >> thanks very much. we will not take any questions you may have. being done, -- mayor? [unintelligible] >> in the baltimore area? the city participated a little bit as well. it is important that there are different lenders in the communities. we find ways to make it work. >> thanks. any other questions? >> we are seeing a lot of foreclosures in our market. some have been very negative about home ownership about talking

you have success stories all across the country in alabama, in mississippi, also in philadelphia had a program called home buying now. it's included in your packet. aflac is one the employees that have a wonderful employer-assisting housing. they were able to identify in one community the gap between the median house available and the median income needed to afford the home. so they had a great program. there's an example of that in some of your housing programs. obviously right now we're all working hard to make sure we can increase the economy and increase housing affordability. again, any person, any family who can afford it and who is responsible buyers should have the right to home ownership. the millions of realtors across the country are available to help. they are great volunteer resource, and we want to encourage you to make contact with your local association of realtors, be in contact with the state association of realtors, because we want to be there as a financial partner, as a partner for growth, and as a partner to make the country better. we really appreciate the oppo

philadelphia. kids there are getting out early because of the heat. scorching temperatures will reach all the way into new england. in the midwest, some roads buckle, in minnesota and mississippi. >> it's a joint where roads come together. that'sially where it happens. >> reporter: the heat could last for days. >> an $89 service fee. >> reporter: it's not hurting business at heating and air conditioning. >> we can't answer the phones fast enough. >> reporter: in chicago, the temperatures haven't been this hot in five years. temperatures hit nearly 100 in sioux city, iowa, as they continue to contend with midwest flooding. >> it makes it really hard because we're out here all the time sandbagging for friends and family. it makes it really hard, just the heat and everything. >> reporter: and the week after next, summer begins for real. john hendren, abc news. >>> cooling centers are opening up in many cities so 350e78 can chill out. >> here accuweather meteorologist jim dickey, good morning, jim. >> surging out of the south and west. widespread 90s are expected. 95 in new york city. 92 in pittsburgh. 98 in the nation's capital. in the northern plains, the cooler, dry air in the

philadelphia. kids are getting out of school early because of the heat. it will reach in new england, some roads buckled from mississippi >> the heat emergency could last for days. in southern minnesota it isn't hurting business at heating and air-conditioning companies. in chicago, temperatures haven't been this hot for five years, temperatures hit nearly hundred in sioux city iowa as they contend with midwest flooding. >> it makes it really hard, out here sandbagging for friends and family. it makes it hard. >> the week after next, summer begins for real. >> kristen: we are going to talk about this warmup. >> the warmup in minneapolis, that has the highest temperature since 1987. pretty warm weather there. it's going warm here. temperatures getting back to average and right now you see the clouds hanging over sfo. no flight arrival delays but with the marine clouds here and reduced visibility it's a moment before they do. take a look at the temperatures and low to mid-50s except for san jose, 57. that is on the high end, redwood city 50 on the low end. inland, temperatures in the mid-50s. afternoon sunshine and warmer

you have success stories all across the country, alabama, mississippi, also in philadelphia had a programhas a wonderful employer assisted housing opportunity. they identified the gap between the median house is available and the income needed to afford a home. they had a great program and that is an example of that in your housing programs. right now we are working to make sure we can increase the economy and increased housing affordability. any person, family who can afford it and who is the responsible buyer should have the right to home ownership. millions of realtors across the country are available to help. they are a great resources, and we want to encourage you to makes contact with your local association of realtors because we want to be there as a financial partner, a partner for growth, and a partner to make this country better. we appreciate the opportunity to be here today and present our programs, and i thank you. [applause] [inaudible] >> that you very much, and now i will take questions anybody hands regarding that presentation -- anybody has regarding the presentation. yo