we cannot afford to make our home two units. second, we wouldn't be able to finish our home because i think this is what our neighbors would like us to do, go through multiple hearings, come back again and again and again and ultimately nothing gets built. if we were forced to make our home a two-unit building, it would be, in essence, forcing us to start all over again. and that's going to take i don't know how many more months or years. we've been trying to get a permit to finish remodelling our home for three years. we can't afford to continue to pain the costs for our unfinished home. if we were asked to convert our home to two units, like i said, it would be tantamount to asking us to start this process over again. and also it would delay us so consiberably, i'm not sure what we'll do. the second point i would like to stress is that fees -- feasible to meet the requirements for open space, for example, and two-car parking. if we had two units, we would have to have two parking spaces. each space would have to have its own de

the united states is home for him. it's the only country he has ever known. and he received a full scholarship to attend southern connecticut state university and he's set to graduate this spring with a degree. in fact, an honors degree in economics and math. his dream is to attend law

rock cooper the general counsel for veterans united home loans. thanks for everybody being here, and we certain ly look for hearing from you. and we start with mr. london and you have five minutes for the opening statement. >> good morning, chairman arrington, and ranking member o'rourke and members of the subexit tee. thank you for the opportunity to ap peer before you today to discuss the department of veterans affairs home guaranteed program in the issue of refinancing and the impact it can have on the veteran borrowers. making sure that refinanced loans provide the veterans with the benefit and not future financial harm is a very important matter. no one has helped when a refinanced home ends in the foreclosure. it is important that va loans are facilitating security and mortgage backed securities and contribute to the housing market. today, i am here to share with you our activities that we have done to assist the veterans and undertaken with the collaboration of our colleagues so far and the sensible and ima pactful approach to ensure the pr

this is one of the most exclusive communities in the united states, home to stars including the actorthe tv presenter ellen degeneres. but no amount of money can stop a mudslide. so there used to be a fence right here. that's my neighbour's house, devastated. oprah winfrey posted this video, as she assessed the damage in her garden. this is how deep the mud is. and the destruction wasn't confined to the coast. further inland in burbank, a suburb of los angeles, the cameras captured another mudslide in action. well, the power of this mudslide is graphically demonstrated here. for the people in these homes, and there were some people who stayed in this area, it must have been terrifying, as boulders like this and other debris swept down from the hills. firefighters insist there is still some hope of finding survivors, but it is fading. the financial cost from this disaster will be immense. the human toll much higher. manufacturing output in the uk is growing at its fastest rate for a decade, after recording a seventh consecutive month of growth. performance has been boosted by the weak

and that home is the united states of america. this is one of the great moral issues of our time and it is an issue that must be dealt with now as part of the budget negotiations. it cannot be kicked down the road any longer. we must pass the dream act now as part of the current budget negotiations. mr. president, in the last six years since the daca program was established, these young people, again people who were brought to this country as infants in many cases, were finally able to breathe al sigh of relief -- breathe a sigh of relief. for the first time in their lives, they could walk the streets of this country without fear, without worrying about

the flames broke out at a four-unit town home on clyde aven avenue. firefighters pulled the man out of his condo alive but he died on the way to the hospital. >> about 2:00 to 4:00 in the morning is when most of our fires that cause injuries occur. you know, the people are home and they're sleeping and sometimes fire gets a head start. >> crews were able to contain the fire to two of the four units but those two units were destroyed. the cause remains under investigation. >>> we're learning more about one of the bay area markets under investigation for mishandling meat. the 99 ranch market in san jose was shut down last year because of a cockroach problem. county inspectors documented the pests and ordered the business to stop all food preparation and call pest control immediately. on friday we were the first to tell you about how a bay area mother who took a picture of two men dropping slabs of raw pork into a shopping cart and hauling it inside the market. the market says it's removed all that meat from that vendor from their store. >>> a warm welco

the united states is home for him. it is the only country that he has ever known. and he received a full scholarship to attend southern connecticut state university and he is set to graduate this spring with a degree. in fact, an honors degree in economics and math. his dream is to attend law school. but due to the uncertainty surrounding daca, he is decided to delay applying. knowing that he will be unable to receive scholarships without his daca status. he could attend but cannot pay for it. with scholarships unless he has that daca status. jonathan first became compelled to speak up and tell his story after his father was deported. and they were unable to even say goodbye. despite his own struggles, jonathan is a passionate advocate for his community and he actively works for connecticut students for a dream. that organization, is a group of students who help empower and advocate on behalf of of other undocumented students. in fact, today, jonathan is here in d.c. to help ensure that the voices of students are in fact heard. jonathan is a volunteer peer mentor.

and that home is the united states of america. this is one of the great moral issues of our time and it is an issue that must be dealt with now as part of the budget negotiations. it cannot be kicked down the road any longer. we must pass the dream act now as part of the current budget negotiations. mr. president, in the last six years since the daca program was established, these young people, again people who were brought to this country as infants in many cases, were finally able to breathe al sigh of relief -- breathe a sigh of relief. for the first time in their lives, they could walk the streets of this country without fear, without worrying about being arrested, without worrying about being deported. think about what it means to live in this country every single day knowing that at any moment you could be arrested or deported. and what daca finally did is give these 800,000 young people a legal status and a protection that they could go out and work, they could go to school, and they can serve in the united states military

this is one of the most exclusive communities in the united states, home to stars including actor rob lowe and the tv presenter ellen degeneres. but no amount of money can stop a mudslide. oprah: there used to be a fence right here. my neighbor's house. james: oprah winfrey posted this video as she assessed the damage in her garden. oprah: how deep the mud is. james: and the destruction wasn't confined to the coast. further inland in burbank, a suburb of los angeles, the cameras captured another mudslide in action. the power of this mudslide is graphically demonstrated here. for the people in these homes -- and there were some people who stayed in this area -- it must have been terrifying. as boulders like this and other debris swept down from the hill. firefighters insisted there is still hope of finding survivors, but it is fading. the financial cost from this disaster will be immense. the human toll much higher. jane: james cook reporting from montecito. president trump left no doubt where he stands on the russia investigation. it was just one of the topics addressed during a news

temporary protective status, it's very similar to the dreamers that many no-no country but the united states as her home and it's important that we protect their status here in the united states and provide them a pathway of citizenship here in united states for they are part of america and part of our economy. in the meantime, i would hope there would be consensus here and support from the white house that the enforcement procedures being used against the community is mindful of the efforts being made here to provide them a permanent status and that the priorities and enforcement that we've heard mentioned many times which, quite frankly are very confusing to the immigrant community that those priorities g would not aim at those who are going to be protected under the legislation that we will be considering in the next few weeks. mr. president, we are all pleased that we are now able to keep moving forward and have a commitment to deal with the budget of our country by february the eighth than the dreamer issue by that date that we've made real progress and as senator durbin observed and each of us did

and the building codes that would ensure that housing, single-family homes, multi-dwelling user unit homes, that everything is just building in, codes that require just a simple dedicated circuit when you move into this home so that it's ready to charge a vehicle when you move into the home. so, i think that's really important. but beyond that, i would say, you know, one thing that's really tough right now in this early market is -- and why there is a lack of investment in ev infrastructure is that it's a really tough business case. there just isn't the scale, there isn't the utilization of these stations so business case is very, very tough which means there is just not that competition out there, there is not the investment. one of the likely parties that you can turn to is the utility industry. they are experts at deploying electrical systems, at maintaining, at operating, reliable. they do a fantastic job in that industry. but if you look at the 3,000 utilities in this country and the 50-state regulators for most of those utilities, you start to recognize there is nothing that knits th

this is one of the most exclusive communities in the united states, home to stars including actor robllen degeneres. but no amount of money can stop a mudslide. there used to be a fence right here. that's my neighbour's house. devastated. oprah winfrey posted this video as she assessed the damage in her garden. see how deep the mud is. the destruction was not confined to the coast. further inland in burbank, a suburb of los angeles, the cameras captured another mudslide in action. the power of this mudslide is graphically demonstrated here. the people in these homes, and there were some people who stayed in this area, it must have been terrifying as boulders like this and other debris swept down from the hills. firefighters insist there is still some hope of finding survivors, but it is fading. the financial cost from this disaster will be immense. the human toll much higher. questions are knew being asked about whether this community could have been better prepared. after the fires, everybody knew if there was heavy rain, then it would cause a problem, perhaps not as serious as this,

these are some of the most exclusive neighbourhoods in the united dates. homeowe. but no amount of money could stop this current. the mud roared down here with terrifying speed, sweeping everything in its path. the firefighters won't let us go up there any further, they say the situation could change in the blink ofan situation could change in the blink of an eye and as you can see, this is how dangerous it is. rescue workers are still scouring scores of damaged and demolished homes, searching for survivors. police say the number of dead here is certain to rise. james cook, bbc news in southern california. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. heavy snow aross the alps has cut off towns and villages, and raised the avalanche risk to maximum in some areas. tourists are being airlifted out of zermatt, one of switzerland's most popular ski resorts, around 13,000 people are stranded there. more than three feet of snow has fallen with more expected in the coming hours. donald trump's former chief strategist steve bannon has stepped down as he

these are some of the most exclusive neighbourhoods in the united states. homelike oprah winfrey. this is how deep the mud is. and... house in the back is gone. ellen degeneres posted this photo online. "this is not a river", she wrote on twitter. "this is the 101 freeway in my neighbourhood right now. montecito needs your love and support. the damage isn't confined to the coast. this is the los angeles suburb of burbank. sweeping everything in its path. the firefighters won't let us go up there any further. and as you can see, this is how dangerous it is. homes, searching for survivors. police say the number of dead here is certain to rise. james cook, bbc news, southern california. it is nowjust after nine o'clock in the morning, local time. ksby reporter fabiola ramirez is in montecito, california for us. must be witnessing something absolutely extraordinary. absolutely extraordinary. devastation behind me, many were standing at one point. standing at one point. who is still alive, trying to search and rescue anyone. and rescue anyone. and they are searching

last july the united kingdom home secretary and i traveled to silicon valley to meet with the newly launched global internet forumm on counterterrorism, or gis cd. the j sct led by facebook,k, microsoft, youtube and twitter is the first time major companies havet come together to work on research and technology techniques in this area. moreover, they are committed to helping smaller companies thatng may not have the same resources to tackle terrorism prevention online.es i am very, very encouraged by the work of gisct to counter this incredibly dangerous problem. we help more companies will consider engaging with us to help stop terrorism here and abroad because terrorists radicalization makes the world a more dangerous place for each one o us. we also know that of the country share our concern. at the 72nd united nations general assembly this year, uk prime minister, italian prime minister and the french president addressed world leaders on this topic along with our acting deputy secretary of s the time, ms. clare grady. and in october i joined my international counterpart at a g7 meeting i

united is a full-service lender and we make loans in all 50 states and the district of columbia. our primary mission is helping veterans, service members and their families achieve the american dream of home ownership. we've been the nation's number one va purchase lender in the past two years closing more than 37,000 purchase loans in 2017. veterans united now represents approximately one out of every seven va purchase loans made in the country. if i can impress one thing upon you today is that the va loan is not like other mortgages. it differs from fha loans and all other programs because it's an earned service benefit to our veterans and active duty personnel and surviving spouses. it's part of a deep bond between those who serve and the nation these veterans pledge to defend. as we work to find solutions to the issues discussed here today, i implore the committee to examine whether or not particular solutions may result in fewer earned benefits for veterans. the va loan program stands out as a true success story. before the mortgage crisis the va loan was a little-used puck, but due to unique underwriting, va loans were the only shining light through the mortgage crisis performing be

charging and the building codes that would ensure that housing single family homes, multidwelling unit homes, that everything is just building in codes that require just a simple dedicated circuit when you move into this home so it is ready to charge a vehicle. so i think that's important. but beyond that i would say one thing that is really tough in this early market and why there's a lack of investment in e.v. infrastructure is there isn't the scale so business case is very, very tough which means there's just not that competition which means there's not the investment. one of the likely parties you can turn to is the utility industry. they are experts at deploying electcal systems, maintaining, maintaining they do a fantastic job. but if you look at the 3,000 utilities and the 50 state regulators you start to recognize there's nothing that nits them together so the infrastructure that puts them the next s adapted to utility so we end up with some semblance of national strategy. so coordinating the industry and state regulators to participate together is really utility so we end up with so

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these are some of the most exclusive neighbourhoods in the united states. home oprah winfrey. this is how deep the mud is. and... house in the back is gone. ellen degeneres posted this photo online. the damage isn't confined to the coast. this is the los angeles suburb of burbank. the mud roared down here with terrifying speed, sweeping everything in its path. the firefighters won't let us go up there any further. they say the situation could change in the blink of an eye, and as you can see, this is how dangerous it is. rescue workers are still scouring scores of damaged and demolished homes, searching for survivors. police say the number of dead here is certain to rise. james cook, bbc news, southern california. a senior doctor has warned that cancer care at an nhs specialist hospital is becoming "unsustainable" because of staff shortages. a memo to staff at 0xford's churchill hospital, which was leaked to the times newspaper, said patients are facing delays to the start times of their chemotherapy treatment, as nurse numbers are down by about a0 %. down by ab

home through the attic. crews, however, were able to contain the fire to two of the four units, but those two units were completely destroyed. >> about 2:00 to 4:00 in the morning is when most of our fire that caused injuries occurred, you know, the people are at home and sleeping and sometimes fire gets a head start. >> fire crews are still cleaning up the scene. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> knew to a story you will only see on nbc bay area. raw uncovered meat being delivered in a shopping cart to another local grocery store, it's the second incident we have uncovered over the past three days proving this might be a more widespread practice. these photos are unsettling. on friday we were first to report this. a san jose mother loretta seto took these photos of two men dumping slabs of raw pork into carts and hauling the meet into 99 ranch market. now similar allegations at mother store. this is a different image we received yesterday from viewer christine cabral. whole butchered hogs rolled in shopping carts into the back door of marina grocery in south san jose. cabral actually witnessed thi

now here are some tips you should keep in mind when you intend to rent a home or an apartment. examine the actual unitl, not another new unit like yours. two, check all the appliances. take pictures once you decide to rent. remember, the lease is a final contract. no verbal agreements or understandings are enforceable. do a walk-through before signing any lease to see if there are any deficiencies within the property and understand the laws of the security deposit. it is the biggest issue faced when you finally vacate the property as a tenant. make sure you have rental insurance covering your personal contents. it's very important. and read the lease closely, particularly as it relates to the right of the landlord to inspect the property once you occupy the property. as always, there is more information on our website at foxnews.com/propertyman. that's it for today. be sure to send me your questions or property stories at propertyman@foxnews.com. i'm bob massi. i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] good night from new york. >> announcer: from the world economic forum in davos, switzerland, the

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. >> a local national guard unit is back home after saving three people from the mudslides. >> it was devastating. cars through second story windows. roofs ripped off homes. people were obviously displaced. i just think that could have been our family. >> a senior airman for the national guard's 129th rescue wing left a little more than 72 hours ago. >> we're just going low over the town and slow trying to look for survivors. areas that may have not been searched yet. >> the thick, wet mud made it difficult to land. despite the challenges he and five others in the unit are credited for saving three people. >> it was a somber moment for sure. they were thankful to be out when they could. but you could see it in their eyes that they're more worried about what's behind them. >> the 129th rescue unit res recently helped in the napa and sonoma wildfires. >> tears in their eyes thanking us. >> it still impacts him. >> it gets to you a little bit but you can't let it. you're here to do a job and they're relying on you to do that mission. >> the 129th rescue also helped police in santa barbar

it will be united first permanent home since 1996. >>> the news at 4:30 starts right now. >> this is washington on wusa 9. >>> good morning. my goodness, i think it's the coldest morning, at least feels like it's the coldest morning that we've had in a very long time. maybe a year. >> it was certainly rough. another very interesting run fry car this morning. >> takes your breath away when you walk outside. thank you for joining us. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm larry miller. we are tg ing about closures and cancelations at the bottom of your screen. >>> mary marshall was busy yesterday, going to be busy again today as we are tracking another day of cold temperatures. >> absolutely. you know what, larry, it's the s really concerning out there. area wide it feels like we are below zero in most spots. feels like 4 degrees below zero in washington and in frederick. it feels like 6 degrees below zero in winchester. culpeper feels like we are looking for wind chills of 10 degrees below zero around the metro area, the mountain wind chills up to 30 degrees below zero. you can get frostbite within

home in montecito tweeted this picture. that is the main road to los angeles from that area. also one of the rescue unitshome in one of those areas. she has taken a video and put on instagram. wading through the mud on her back garden. helicopters rescuing my neighbours, looking for missing persons. so far we have 13 people have lost their lives. the army is launching a new recruitment campaign which emphasises the "emotional and physical support" given to soldiers. a series of radio, television and online adverts addresses concerns potential recruits might have about issues such as their sexuality or religion. there's been criticism from some former officers, who've accused the army of bowing to political correctness and going soft. but the ministry of defence says its campaign has sparked significant interest from people wanting to join up. new measures to clamp down on plastic waste are to be announced by the government. it's part of a 25—year plan on the environment. retailers have fewer than 250 staff are exempt from the 5p levy. all retailers in scotland and wales are already required to charge for

people were talking about mayor lee and housing is his legacy and his goal to build 30,000 units of apartments, homes by 2020 and within that 10,000 units a full third to be affordable and this chart gives you a sense of how we're doing on that goal and we are feeling pretty good we are making our way through that. we fully expect to achieve the 10,000 units of housing by 2020. you can see we got 6800 affordable units already. we expect to be able to report back in 2020 that will have well exceed that. the next few slides are realize are tech heavy. the text is about how many awards people run and about the design firms but i want to make sure when we talk about affordable housing you have these images in your head when you think about affordable housing. this is the richardson apartment around city hall and it's for homeless and comparable to some new buildings on treasure island. it's won design awards and has successful ground floor uses and has helped keep homeless housed. on ocean there's new housing for families and transitional for young people 18-25 who have been homeless or at risk of homele

units. it as i row of five town home units. sky fox was over the scene earlier as flames could be shooting from this row of homes. home in senter is believed to be where the fire started and it's not clear exactly what caused it. the flames broke ut on the deck. that's where it started. and at this point, firefighters still trying to put out the hot spots and make sure this is completely under control before they can clear the scene. a lot of firefighters out here as you said 100 of them called out ta a second alarm fire. we have ground video. we looked around the back of the house there was a partial collapse as well. and again, still trying to determine the cause. we do know about two dozen people will be displaced here, along with two firefighters injured, fortunately, those injuries non life the threatening. and there was also a civilian person here at one of the homes who suffered minor burns and smoke inhalation. that person was taken to the hospital. two firefighters expected to be evaluated. treated and released. pretty

these are some of the most exclusive neighbourhoods in the united states. homeah winfrey and the actor rob lowe. this is how deep the mud is. the house and back is gone. well, the mud roared down here with terrifying speed, sweeping everything in its path. the firefighters won't let us go up there any further, they say the situation could change in the blink of an eye and as you can see, this is how dangerous it is. rescue workers are still scouring scores of damaged and demolished homes, searching for survivors. police say the number of dead here is certain to rise. karen bradley hasjust karen bradley has just arrived in belfast is stepping up her post as the secretary of state. we can hear from her now, she is at belfast couege from her now, she is at belfast college talking to students. good luck. thank you. we have ten minutes until the presentation. that was karen bradley making her first visit to northern ireland and we will be hoping to speak to a northern ireland correspondent shortly about that visit. uk manufacturing output has reached its highest leve

and converted from a single-family home to three dwelling units. so, all the tenants have to be basically relocated. the owner was given enough time to actually deal with the fire damage and provide assessment report. there was no evidence of providing any assessment report so therefore we had to send it to code enforcement. we requested the owner to shut off all utilities, contact the building department. once the report was obtained and provide the assessment to verify all the fire conditions, and all the structural items that were affected by the fire. so, all the windows in the front were supposed to be covered, they were all broken from the firefighting. also like i said substantial damage to the structure, integrity of the whole back of the property. so, we advised the owner to actually get assessment report and shut off all utilities. all right. >> yes. thank you so much. so the tenants are out at this point, or -- what is the status? >> the reason the case was forwarded to code enforcement, the owner was never in contact with building depar

good home a number. of units one for the united getting into his work for home over these hundreds of millions of dollars next to the. u.s. military contractor k.b.r. is under legal fire today over real fires in iraq the firm is charged with causing illnesses from massive burn pits used to incinerate garbage there. veterans who are now suing k.b.r. because of their what they believe service connected health interests say that k.b.r. short cut it didn't install center raters when they should have had burned all this hazardous waste when it was a guess the o.t. regulations to do so and as a result they're sick of all the contracts that k.b.r. unhealed. require them to comply with e.p.a. regulations the allegation is that k.b.r. rather than. complying with a contract complying with these environmental regulations disposing only of what should be disposed of using incinerators doing it the right way for reasons often related to profit margins was disposing of dangerous toxins in a way that directly impacted the healt

[applause] while at times it may seem hard to see, those who call the middle east their home have more than unites than divides them. not only in common thread, but in the common hope for the future of security and prosperity. and peace. and in the common ancestry of faith that runs throughout these very lands. nearly 4,000 years ago a man left his home to travel here to israel. he ruled no empire and he wore no crown. she commanded no armies and performed no miracles, delivered no prophecies. yet, to him he was promised descendents as numerous as the stars in the sky. today, jews, christians and muslims, more than half the population of the earth and nearly all the people of the middle east claim abraham as their forefather and faith. only steps from here, the old city of jerusalem, we see the followers of these three great religions in constant contact with one another, and we see each come to life in new and renewed ways every day. church we see a christian child receiving the gift of grace and baptism. at the western wall we see a young jewish boy being permits for and that i'll sure i koshere

old row homes on the unit block of east 22nd street. the wilmington land project and habitat for humanity will build 6 new homes on the lot and strengthen the neighborhood. they would be cruised for afford ablg housing for first time -- affordable housing for first time homeowners. >>> snowboarding always a risk. >>> david beckham is bringing his soccer superstar to the states. details on what's he is launching in the u.s. >>> plus, meteorologist melissa magee willaccuweather seven-day, when "action news" at noon continues in a moment. >>> as president trump perhaps for his first state of the union address, the white house says the speech is an attempt to reset the tone. a topic unlikely to come up is the russian investigation. it will focus on the economy, infrastructure, immigration, trade and national security. president trump is expected to make the case that all groups are benefiting from a roaring economy. the speech is set for tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. you can watch it on 6abc. >>> there is new video showing a snow boarder rescu

that 800,000 young people -- eight hundred thousand young people -- who have known the united states as their only home, this is where they grew up, this is where they went to school. people are on the verge of losing their legal education,terms of in terms of employment, in terms of serving in the military if that program is not reestablished. without the legal protection supported by the daca program, these young people live in constant fear of being deported. since the president's announcement in september, more than 11,000 people have lost the protections of daca, with approximately 22,000 set to lose legal protections by the march 5, 2018 deadline. any spending agreement must address the fear and uncertainty unnecessarily caused by the administration's reckless actions. act must be signed into law as part of the budget negotiations. madam president, protecting the dreamers and moving these young people toward citizenship is not some kind of wild and radical idea. it is precisely what the american people want. showsnt quinnipiac poll that 77% of the american people support providing legal protectio

units. so, thank you. >> coming back home. >> sorry? >> several are coming back, yes, and that's great news. so we will now call the next item. >> next order of business, nine, commissioners questions and matters. madam chair. >> are there any questions? from commissioners? >> no, i just want to, if we could just, when we close our meeting, close in memory of mayor lee, i have shared with nadia that maybe we should at some point in the near future look at naming our affordable housing initiative after mayor lee, affordable housing was such a big deal for him and we contribute to a large part of that. so, maybe sort of formalizing it at some point in the future would be nice. >> thank you, very well noted. any other questions? comments? from commissioners? >> i just, you know, i wholly agree, certainly. i am very saddened by his passing. the last conversation i had with him one-on-one was in july over lunch. i think the only lunch i had with him in at least two years and housing, housing, housing was 90% of the conversation. and so it's

one stock is a third of the gain caterpillar, united health, home depot, 3m.e highest priced stocks in the dow. put it together, 60% of the dow's gains from 25 to 26 were five companies five out of 30 companies here. what is more interesting is the days to the rally are getting small eastern smaller. each 1,000 point increment is getting small eastern smaller. look, it took 109 to go from 21 to 22,000. after that, 53 dpays to go to te next 1,000, 23 days, 7 days. you get the point. this is more than just easier to hit the target this is definitely an acceleration it is euphoria, some people say it is. but it's an acceleration this is a global rally 50% of the earnings from most of the big companies are overseas and we're seeing tremendous moves up in markets over in hong kong hit a historic high today, hong kong shanghai, korea, spain, germany had terrific gains this year tax reform definitely has accelerated the markets' return since december 20th when the tax reform passed, analysts are raising numbers. so since then we raised about 2% higher in the last thr

rentals people living in their homes, just sharing their experiences with those visits san francisco versus what we feared, which was full-time hotels in residential units that should be homes. thank you for all the work and glad to see that our short-term rentals platforms with working in partnership with the city. i think it is an incredible thing to know that many illegal listings are no longer being provided online and that we are really focused on residents that are doing short-term rentals and providing great experiences for those visiting san francisco, from supervisor peskin we have motion to continue this to the call of the chair and we can do that without opposition. clerk call item two. >> clerk: hearing on the 2016-2017 civil grand jury report taking accountability and transparency to the next level. >> supervisor kim: thank you. the next two items are i believe the last two of the civil grand jury reports. i just want to welcome cassie lowery, the foreperson here again today. and also recognize lawrence grew, the chair of the committee. i want to give you both the opportunity to make brief remarks. i know you are available to answer questio

sides the aisle who want to do the right thing by these dreamers and make sure that they have a home in the united states i hope that the president talks about them in the way that they should be talked about which is in a dignified way in. humane way after all these people have known no other home than the united states in fact the vast majority of vast majority of them know no other language other than english and so these are folks who are some of the most impressive people you'll meet they work they go to school they even serve in our armed forces very honorably but about the russian investigators because that's a cloud that's been hanging over this white house for some time and leading up to it just in the last couple of hours there's been you know further tensions over that partisan tensions what are your concerns right now as does the president talk about this what do you need to hear. i think this is a big problem this is a big challenge on the part of the oversight committee unfortunately we spend a lot of time actually interviewing members of the f.b.i. and you know that's the wrong agen

coming up on this programme: second—placed manchester united win 3—0 at home against relegation—threateneder grand slam comeback in melbourne. and former champion ding junhui is knocked out of the masters in the first round by ryan day. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that manchester united have beaten stoke city 3—0 at old trafford. new stoke manager paul lambert, who was appointed hours before the game, watched from the stands as first antonio valencia and then anthony martial scored first—half goals, both outstanding strikes from distance, in what was martial‘s 50th for the club. romelu lukaku notched a third in the final 20 minutes, and the result meansjose mourinho's side close the gap on leaders manchester city to 12 points. but can they still catch their local rivals? we know that the

united states. the country that she and i call home. thank you. >> thank you, hector. i'd now like to introduce briefly brenda lawrence from the state of michigan. [applause] >> thank you, congressman steny hoyer. thank you for your leadership and hispanic caucus. hector and every last one of you here, this is what i have to say today. this is what democracy looked like. i love this amazing country, this country of rights and freedoms. but sometimes in our country's history we didn't get it right. i stand here as an african-american woman who my forefathers based on the laws and the policies of this country enslaved my forefathers. but democracy spoke and people stood up just like these young people today and we stood strong and our country was confronted with the injustice of their practices and their laws and we were able to change it. and that's why we're standing here today. we will not be silent. we will not allow our country who we know, we say one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all for you to have the audacity to exclude, to be lazy,

times that he is sim fa anesthetic to the dreamers, they came here at young minors, and the united states is home. however a very conservative house republican conference works by the way do not support a pathway for sit shin to this population, they made him promise when he became speaker that he would never put immigration on the floor that doesn't get the majority of the majority. however, what we're talking about on the senate probably would not get a majority of the majority. the one anecdote i would say to for this toxic concoction for the speaker president trump if he protects it. >> cordes: thank you so much, rachel, ed, dan, jennifer, appreciate you being with us today. and we'll be back with our conversation with illinois democrat tammy duckworth who is expecting to break a big barrier in the senate. legend has it, the first voyagers arrived on canoes, sailing the seas day and night. they knew where they were going, by watching the clouds move in the sky or the way their boats rocked. that's how the waves and stars would speak to them. guide them. sometimes, you can find your way in the