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for born visas for foreign born catholic priests who work legally in us parishes and catholic social services. where does that stand right now? >> i don't i do not know how to get back. >> texas governor abbott has offered thousands of prison cells in texas to house detainees. do you plan to take them up on that offer and also the 1400 acres that they had offered for detention center. >> look, i've met with hundreds of sheriffs. we were looking at, you know, contracts with sheriffs for their beds which come at a reduced cost. the most expensive beds we have, the one the us government owns, so we're looking at the sheriffs across the country and governor made an offer yesterday so we'll be looking at that all cards on the table. we're looking for as many beds as we can get. we just got to hope congress gets the funding to buy as many beds we need and i know they're talking about that today, so hopefully we'll get a budget we can increase. >> guatemala and mexican national guard at the border. do you have any idea what their mission is going to look like the same as the first trump administrati

maynard chen who is an in-home supportive services social worker. >> thank you. the in-home supportive services team is excited to announce that marna chen has been named january 20th, 25 das employee of the month. >> during the month of january and the san francisco department of disability and aging services along with the das commission and the das ihs team are thrilled to announce that marna chen has been named the january 2025 das employee of the month. the entire team at ihs is proud to recognize her with this award for accepting all contributions and remarkable dedication to our organization . since joining ihs in november 2020 to marna has distinguished herself as a true asset to our team. she approaches difficult and complex cases with the remarkable blend of professionalism and compassion demonstrating resilience and an unwavering commitment to achieving her goals no matter the challenge. her exceptional dedication and determination shines through in her day to day work. she consistently meets expectations even when faced with last minute requests handli

their goals are to protect access to health and social services and establish a fund to protect programs comes as the trump administration is cracking down on undocumented immigration and defunding programs that provide support for transgender children. >>> we'd all like to be able to work less and live more, right? that's exactly what people in a remote county of washington state have been doing the last year, swapping the normal 40-hour workweek for a 32-hour one. earlier today we spoke with cbs news senior national correspondent mark strassmann who is covering this story and tells us the whole thing started as a bluff. >> it was sort of a creative idea. the county didn't have money for a pay raise the union was demanding and somebody tossed out what if we gave you a day off every friday and to the county's surprise, the union went for it. a year later it seems like a win/win. >> you can see more of the report right after this on the cbs evening news at 6:30. >>> before that we're going to get another check of the weather from paul heggen because he works seven days a week. he's going

social service agencies and the housing authority to bring in those programs and services that you're actually taking away from. let let me talk about a larger aspect of this issue. we've been talking what the tenants can do, what housing officials can do, what the police can do is a more fundamental change is done. would it be desirable, for example, if the tenants owned or their own public housing projects, what was their property that they were defending? i think it is. i think they have to have a sense of ownership, whether they own it or not. i think it is also conceivable that tenant is possible if the development is small enough to be managed by the residents. i would caution that we would like to just say manage properties, don't have the resources with it so that management is a passive polity with proper resources, so that you were to manage it as a tenants. this would require an additional level of resources or certainly no reduction in resources for this to work properly, i think we would need additional resources. what about owning it? what if somebody gave you a chance?

by weakening the country's social service structure, within a week, causing chaos, would you agree with me that instead of going after the department of education -- again, if you have a young woman in college and she is abused, the department of education has an infrastructure to investigate that rape. they do. instead of going after the department of education and u.s. aid, wouldn't it make a lot of sense for us to think about other areas that are right in our face? the constituents of california's 12th district are paying over $6 billion in tax dollars for dod. that could pay for 35,000 registered nurses per year and salaries of 50,000 elementary school teachers. if we are serious about right sizing our government, i would recommend we start there, in an institution, in a department that has failed seven audits with an estimated multi trillion dollars of waste and abuse and contracts that go to private companies. i would love to know your thoughts on where we should start. mr. resh: thank you for the question. throughout this testimony i've been asked questions about a significant po

important to americans last week when they shut down the primary payment portals to states and social service agencies. these are incompetent people. they don't care about the damage they're doing, and now they may be in charge of the tightrope walk the treasury has to do to avoid defaulting on out of debt. we're one mistake away from economic catastrophe. senator murray, who are we going to next? senator warner. sen. warren: thank you. so i just want to be clear about what's going on here. the system that makes sure that your granddad gets his social security check, the system that makes sure that your mom's doctor gets medicare payment to cover her medical appointment, and the system that makes sure that you get the tax refund that you're owed has been taken over by elon musk. and every organization from your state government that uses federal money on that bridge project to the local head start that takes care of little kids while their mommies and daddies go to work is now at the mercy of elon musk. maybe you get paid or maybe you don't, because now it appears that all of us work for elon

their goals are to protect access to health and social services and establish a fund to protect programs. this afternoon we are hearing from both sides of this intense sanctuary city debate. we'll start with the san francisco republican party, the chairman joining us live next for his thoughts on all of this. >>> stay with us. ♪ for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. >>> today we are talking about the justice department's threat to punish sanctuary cities, the new attorney general issuing an order to stop payments to any jurisdiction that interferes with federal law enforcement. joining me now is bill jackson, chairman of the san francisco republican party. thanks for being with us. >> anne, thanks for having me. >> just to establish right off the

it doesn't feel like the social service is not welcome. community but yeah i'm just struck trying to brainstorm of what we can do. this is more as of now this is committee mission matters and we're not calling for an action right now but yeah that's something that commissioner imperial if i may provide a suggestion that two things one one of the conditions of approval was a community liaison requirement. so that's absolute already a requirement for the project and so i would encourage anyone who's in the community who has concerns or wants to have an ongoing conversation that is or require payment and we will have that contact information on file at the planning department. the second thing i just wanted to remind the commission of is the action that was before you two weeks ago was actually a housing removal see you. so removing the housing the group housing was the only action before you because social services are actually principal permitted on both the ground floor and second floor. but i think to your point of having a broader conver

social services. ghosted teachers slash retirement pensions rated energy subsidies. oops. o one. but weapons. oh, there's always a few extra 1000000000 lying around for that, and it's not like there's been a sudden spike in existential threats unless of course, you count the biggest one of all this year. horror of the french weapons industry, not getting its usual buffet of public cash, can have that. once upon a time, france justified its military spending by saying it needed to help its former colonies in africa. and that it was all about fighting terrorism overseas to deal with terrorists, radicalized in france. back in 2013 harris was lighting about 2700000 euros a day on fire for a regional more in molly. and after a decade of this stability operation, the local government stage 2 after 2, until france finally got the message that well, they kind of suck at stability operations and they got kicked out entirely. but wait, there's more 14 to fast. so by perez these, they're c a. chad. yeah, tears don't let the door hit you on the way out snow set, a goal is saying all for mili

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would have to have the human she's been there wouldn't be if they use a oh blog to try out the social services for and the house phone wouldn't be aware of the kids there when. so that's the bill i'm not disney bought to evaluate as to what the close and the images are really the people of the ones that come in is to for the bid submission of the video of the, of the some who have been behind. but for 40 or 50 years. okay, so what, what, what, what's the, what's the, what's trying to do this? okay, we're gonna live with our journalists. natasha magellio, joining us on the phone from guys. i'm gonna talk much awesome, thank you. and i just want to point out to our viewers what we're looking at right now on the screen, looking at live images um, just a moments ago from tel aviv and the con eunice as people wait for these detainees to be released in tel aviv asking for waiting for the last of the 3 hostages to be released on this saturday. well at tel aviv hosted to square people gather to celebrate and watch the live stream of moss releasing the 3 prisoners again as we are just watching there. t

his social services have obviously also been disrupted, and his son paused currency as far as we know the into the city forces controlled the airport and the risk of break down the flu in the, in the city, given the increase of width is at this point. and a spokesperson for the dfcs musician has attribute to the high did for 2 of the one that having the rest of the normally yesterday we had figures that were close to 3500 and the 2800 injures and the 773 dead officially listed in health facilities, but dead bodies remained on the streets of goma and people were forced to clean them up. now. and surely, we have to ask and check for their mass graves. it is without taking into account that the rwandan services made sure to clean up and evacuate like their own renew fell. you have all followed our armed forces, brave resistance, and that's why do you think there were so many destin goma because they're shooting indiscriminately for every square centimeter of these territories. the military will fight. they will fight with the congo these peoples because this has now reached a point where

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government from park rangers and the c i a to transportation and business planners to scientists and social services. workers to close agency focused on education, health care and workplace safety. and to turn many non partisan positions into jobs for his supporters. but what the u. s. is 2200000 civil servants did not expect was a so called buyout plan from the office of personnel management. under fork in the road. you can stay home and get paid for 8 months, but you must quit your federal job, but the employees and their unions are furious. we don't think it's on any kind of sound legal funding. in particular, this wasn't that a tactic to scare federal employees and to try to force them to make decisions that were, are not only bad for them, but bad for the american people. administration officials say more than $20000.00 civil servants have already agreed to quit. but public policy experts say that's not enough to save the government more than $100000000000.00 a year in salaries and benefits. they also say a 1994 law caps by out at $25000.00. less than half of what would be owed to the average w

saying this will sometimes the government dramatically needs to increase public spending on basic social services, which i'm very united quickly provided to me and they provide employment to improve people's quality of life. we have the one of the was lowest in terms of public health spending, but at the end of the share of gdp, only one percent of need to be spent on public goes by both the central and state governments put together. now this tax got which is given, we owe this money if that's equivalent amount had been spent on, let's say the employment scheme which dramatically increases demand in rural areas and provides employment of cost relative beyond skilled employment. but it does provide, especially to the bottom half of the population. if we try to increase health spending an education spending, all of this would have generated more employment and more demand revived mass consumption demand, which has been collapsing in the country. and that in turn would have generated more investment. as you said, there are factors affecting economies all over the world right now. what are the, the

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in trying to reduce the property tax burden through mill levy buy downs, shifting the cost of social servicesrom local to state, growing the funding share of k-12 education to 80%, and approving a $500 primary residence property tax credit last session. like it or not, the state is involved in property taxes, and to be honest, it hasn't worked very well. i was here. i voted for some of those bills. but it really is the worst kind of policy. it's incredibly expensive, and people are as frustrated as they've ever been. and i know you all know this because there have been over 50 different bills introduced this session, but we cannot have paralysis by analysis. we need to act now to provide real property tax relief and real property tax reform. [applause] this is not an unsolvable problem. we've been meeting with legislators since june to listen to their ideas and develop a property tax plan. our job is to focus on a proposal that incorporates these ideas in the most significant relief and reform package possible. especially want to say thank you to leader hogue and leader lafore helping us faci

and in the united states social services would be called and social would then work with other familymembers to see who could retain custody of that child. one thing that was quite amazing that the administration did away with very early on in their administration was they did away with dna testing. absolutely. of children to confirm who? these unaccompanied minors in many cases were. right. right. were being turned over. so this is kind of sent us down this slippery slope now of i'll tell you, you know. homan you served in ice for decades, 30 years. and i think is definitely the right guy to do the job. but, you know, a big part of his job is going to be finding all these kids. you know, he has said it. president trump him to find all of these missing kids. you know, many of these people that come across border that have paid, you know, whatever it is, five, ten, $15,000 to the cartels. many people don't. these people continue to for the cartels either to pay off that debt or because of the ongoing and intimidation and, it may not be directly against the individual comes into the cou

musk himself has boasted that he has blocked payments to lutheran social services, and as my colleague mentioned, that he was using this information to cut off payments to the agency for international development, a very vital part of our national security that is under assault by the trump administration. we don't know when and on whom the musk-trump ax will next fall but we're trying to do something about it. now, one of my constituents in austin has already experienced a problem with this payment system under the trump administration. when she attempted to submit a request for payment on a federal grant, she only received the message, quote, error, unrecognizable. and she verified that the same thing had happened to another texan in a nearby city. i think error, unrecognizable, is an apt description for the unprecedented assault on the private data of american citizens and a tool for disbursing federal dollars. instead of protecting americans by acting immediately on our petition for inquiry, i'm sure that the speaker, a trump minion, an enabler in chief, will no doubt refer it to t

entered the jail system or would have been arrested and book order the charge is diverted to social servicesthen from there instead of them going through that system, which hasn't shown itself to be an effective way to deal with people suffering from suable stance abuse issues they can be connected with case management. they can offer services based on their needs as individuals. >> one of the key things is our approach is client centered. hall reduction is based around helping the client and meeting them where they are at in terms of what steps are you ready to take? >> we are not asking individuals to do anything specific at any point in time. it is a program based on whatever it takes and wherever it takes. we are going to them and working with them where they feel most comfortable in the community. >> it opens doors and they get access they wouldn't have had otherwise. >> supports them on their goals. we are not assigning goals working to come up with a plan what success looks like to them. >> because i have been in the field a lot i can offer different choices and let them decide which

but right now the government came down social services will be coming down, and healthcare i think goingb growth last few. >> sneerz charles. >> we've got baby boomers -- you know -- two things; right? . >> a lot of money was parceled out the states, in the from biden administration i think to kind of help goose months in when you talk from this report talking state and local; right? what doge is doing more federal level i think that money will start to fade i think states having sort of comeuppance if you will, markets drift up a little bit. far as fed concerned i believe it is okay as long as we don't start talking rate hikes market orange county one cut two cuts don't really matter i think before year is over, some dedicate revised we may have assumption more than two tax cuts i think stock markets the rally itself will continue to move higher based on corporate, not noel multiple expansion or artificial help from federal reserve. cheryl: john lonski what we're seeing with again, the shrinking of the ferry workforce what doge is do cost-cutting all inflationary spending taken off the

we're also adding a proposal that would allow police and social services better opportunities to investigatesons that would deny a person a gun licence. stephanie: police are looking into whether the suspected gunman may have been a student once at the education center he attacked. they're still searching for a motive. this may be by one measure the most intense winter flu season in the last fifteen years. the cdc says the percentage of visits to doctors' offices due to flu-like symptoms was higher last week than the peak of any winter flu season since 2010. flu season typically peaks around february, and the cdc estimates at least 24 million flu cases this season, so far. at the same time, cdc models show both covid-19, and another respiratory illness, rsv, on the decline. president trump is taking over the board of an iconic american cultural institution, the kennedy center. in a social media post late this evening, the president said he was terminating multiple members of the board of trustees and installing himself as chairman. presidents appoint members for 6 year terms to the board. th

we're also adding a proposal that would allow police and social services better opportunities to investigateedical reasons that would deny a person a gun licence. amna: police are still looking into whether the suspected gunman may have been a student once at the education center he attacked. they're still searching for a motive. back here at home, this may be by one measure the most intense winter flu season in the last fifteen years. the cdc says the percentage of visits to doctors' offices due to flu-like symptoms was higher last week than the peak of any winter flu season since 2010. flu season typically peaks around february and the cdc estimates at least 24 million flu cases this season so far. at the same time, cdc models show both covid-19 and another respiratory illness, rsv, on the decline. and markets slid today on the heels of those lower-than-expected jobs numbers as well as concerns about tariffs and inflation. the dow jones industrial average dropped nearly 450 points, it's worst day in almost four weeks. the nasdaq headed to a market-leading loss of 1.4% and the s&p 500 wiped

we provide relief in social services. every amra commissioner general wants to be the last amra commissioner general. this was established as a temporary agency until this was a permanent solution. the member states of the u.n. across 75 years have failed to come to that permanent solution. in fact, amra is -- by design built to be turned over to a palestinian intuitions. it's why we pay, for example, local comparative wages. we don't want to be there forever. and in fact, we see our role in gaza as hopefully being a bridge to whatever emerges as the governance there. >> all u.n. officials say you cannot replace amra. >> sure you can. of course, you can. these services can be provided in the west bank by the p.a. in jordan by the jordanian government in lebanon by the lebanese government. in gaza when there will be an alternative government, it will be this government. it can be alternative. u.n. agencies like the food programs, health programs or refugee programs, the same thing. and the main thing that they -- that am a

their objectives include making sure that all communities have access to critical health and social services, along with creating a fund to support immigrant and refugee rights. well, mexican soldiers are now patrolling the border with the united states. the soldiers are the first of 10,000 troops in mexico is sending. it comes after president trump announced he would delay imposing crippling tariffs on mexico for at least a month. in exchange, mexico's president promised to send mexico's national guard to reinforce the border and crack down on fentanyl drug smuggling. the u.s. says it will increase efforts to stop gun trafficking into mexico in return. well, a beloved mexican band based in the san francisco bay area is speaking out about immigrant rights. [applause] now the multi-grammy winning artist los tigres del norte made a surprise appearance at an event at sacred heart community service in san jose, offering support to their community during the recent ice operations. >> are afraid, people are afraid and we don't want nothing to happen to our community. >> seeing prominent artists th

and not cooperating also means that a police officer or somebody across the counter at a social services agency that they don't ask about immigration status, or they don't have an obligation to pick up the phone to call. that's that's what is labeled non-cooperation, which is fine. it's obstructing or getting in the way that's problematic. and there's nothing in the san francisco ordinance or in the state values act that prevents ice from doing its work. >> some of the critics of sanctuary policy suggest that they allow dangerous criminals back out onto the street and endanger the public. have there been any kind of studies that have been done to find out? do crime rates go up in these cities and how far do sanctuary policies in california go in terms of limiting? >> yes, the migration policy institute and the pew hispanic center have done studies on crime rates and sanctuary cities, and they're actually no different from any other parts of the country that don't have sanctuary policies. and in terms of people who have been convicted of serious crimes, that is a carve out in the sanctuar

stated that no other entity has the ability or readiness to provide lifesaving assistance and social servicess network largely exceeds all other humanitarian agencies in the occupied palestinian territory included a large number of schools medical facilities, warehouses offices and ersonnel. allowing any states to undermine the inviolability and immunities of un agencies this is a dangerous precedent that will have dangerous repercussions it will embolden others to perpetrate future violations in other conflict zones around the world. therefore, we call on israel to put an end to its violation against unra and not obstruct humanitarian interest in gaza we also urge the security council to take an immediate and effective measures to put an end to the practices against unra and guarantee its ongoing operations without any impediments. it's not just an agency it is the main guarantee for stability in the region. to achieve a peaceful solution to the conflict that would guarantee the establishment of an independent palestinian state with east jerusalem as its capitol along the lines of two april