we would love if staff could look into some items crediting a water rate for urban ag. guarantees for urban ag to off set the cost of water or work on and policy around water budget and support help food growers to conserve water >> hel oi i'm the air quality coordinator of [inaudible] an environmental justice nonprofit in soma. since 2008 bright line worked with environmental yesterday community in san francisco soma, china town and bayview. and we w to provide services such as workforce development. air quality monitor and advocate for clean energy. i don't believe that all communities should have access to green spaces community gardens and farms. especially those facing a food desert and poor air quality. we have worked with community farmers over the years and host one of our air slides black carbon devices to monitor the black carbon and matter 2.5 in the air of bayview. we believe that water prices should not be a barrier for community farms and urban gardens to exist as they bring important resources to community. fresh and low low grown food and open green spac

over the country, and the important point inside is that we are strangers to about 15,000 urban schools under the age of 15. there are about 11,000 of our schools in a city under 10,000,000 . the number of schools that charge over 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000. the number of schools programs that makes one time we have approved tuition fees, like the approved tuition fees, and we have approved programs that are about 600 for elementary school and 700 for the first year of secondary school. this program is two to 50 times higher than that of conservatories. there are other things that are respected in the family. these programs can be done through the school. activities can be uploaded and permission is obtained. this year , we have to give permission to the school. contract the subject here it is mentioned that the first one is the non-credit of extracurriculars and supplements, which must be approve

the jobless rate among people aged 16 to 24 in urban areas last month came in at 20.8%. that's a record since comparable data became available in 2018. >>> now, southeast asia's real estate sector is heating up as a flood of money comes in from abroad especially china. buyers in the country are looking for better returns as property prices at home remain stagnant. >> translator: this is a condominium that's been popular among wealthy chinese. the rooftop offers great views and a luxurious pool. >> reporter: this high end condo is in northern thailand. its most expensive units goes for about $260,000. inquiries have been pouring in from china. some are being shown remotely to a real estate agent looking for properties for his chinese clients. the influx of buyers in china may be due to the country's lackluster recovery from the pandemic and the continuing downturn in its property market. >> translator: some chinese investors withdrew from their domestic assets and used that money to buy properties overseas. in thailand there has been an especially high rate of return. >>

law , which is being followed and implemented by the ministry of roads and urban development, who have four children under the age20, and in the next stage, will be subject to the law at the same time as free land will be donated to families with three children, the key to three residential units, and to three families with four children in yazd dad mr. soleimani dedicated to supporting the children of having children, the work is done, new song by sohrab mj, all the families of one of the children of the families whose third child was born on or after the approval of the youth law of the population on november 24, 1400 are eligible for housing benefits. and in the continuation of studying the law of the youth of the population for families with more than three children in the villages of yazd province, free land should also be given. mir tahari will also hold yazd radio and television, reducing the rate of price growth in the first two months of this year. consumer goods and services of kurdish households, based on which the price growth rate increased from 4.7% in march of last year to 2.8% in may this year , t

seriously implemented by the ministry of roads and urban development in it is being followed up and implemented to have four children under 20 years of age the next stage, they will be subject to the law based on the budget law of 1400, and at the same time as giving free land to families with three children, the keys to three residential units were also given to three families with four children in yazd. soleimani, the son of a child, really does the work it is possible and you have found the motivation. all families, 1 part of space flight, families whose third child's birth date is on or after the approval of the youth population law, i.e. 24 aban 1400 , are eligible for housing facilities. families with three or more children in the villages of yazd province have free land. the goals of beseh mir tahari of yazd sedav and sima news agency, the spokesperson of the parliament's principle 90 commission, and the list of loans provided by the central bank to its employees should be published. metal loans to make it clear to the employees that this has not happened yet, we have a breakdown of the banks, how much each bank has received, but

age of people paying student loans and the bulk of where their spending goes to. a lot of people, you know, they put companies like american eagle outfitters and urban outfitters becaused where we see that spending are most at risk. crocs, gap, nike, the names that come up over and over. >> any beneficiaries in terms of i guess those companies that offer credit somehow to this >> sofi. >> i'm looking at it now trading actively sofi, up 3%, i guess it would open the market for them in terms of helping people in need. >> remember, it's been a one-two punch. first it was the debt ceiling bill which resumed student loan payments after the moratorium and that's the sort of period they have a few months before they have to start paying and then this cancels the whole notion of the cancellation of that debt. want to bring in senior personal correspondent sharon epperson and how big a deal it is. >> it is a tremendous deal for 40 million student loan borrowers. as you were talking about income not only the student loan borrowers. there are parents that are financing their children's education as well and so those parent borrowers are also going to be impacted by this the cons

moscow longevity, there are unique urban spaces with special care and attention, made for the older generation, where, on the one hand , muscovites of the silver agectivities for literally every taste, on the other hand , they make new acquaintances, which is especially important for single pensioners today. we have 71 centers. uh, 30 more centers are planned by the end of the year. additionally, uh, after all, put into operation. and, of course, the center is very new clubs are developing strongly. new destinations over 400.000. we already have clubs, and in a variety of areas. everyone tastes food together. various familiar russian cuisines to italian french and georgian are not afraid of participating in culinary studios and centers of moscow longevity and author's recipes. today we are preparing beetroot with red nugget and tongue . this is a recipe, but i ordered it in a restaurant and i really liked it. i asked what ingredients they didn’t suggest, and i wanted to cook with the girls today. self-organization the golden rule of clubs can be opened by any muscovite over 55 years old, the total number of clubs throughout moscow is more than 3,0

urban alchemy folks. we appreciate you. and sheryl, thank you from larkin street and the work do you with young folk in transitional aged wrouth who are struggling in our communities. you know we are fortunate this we have people who care. and they want to be out there doing what is necessary to help the challenges around homelessness. and urban alchemy is an extraordinary addition to san francisco than i are taking it to the next level with this heart program. i'm grateful for your work, leadership and the fact what many of the people who are a part of urban alchemy, they understand the challenges that are people are experiencing on the streets because in some instances they have been through challenges themselves. folks had issues around homelessness and substance use disorder. behavioral health. interactions with the justice system and you know in some cases i remember talking to i young man who talked to me about how he wished that urban alchemy had been around when he was going through when he was going through so this different touch could have occurred as a result. you know what he needed. and in fact, he takes that sam

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urban alchemy folks. we appreciate you. and sheryl, thank you from larkin street and the work do you with young folk in transitional aged wrouth who are struggling in our communities. you know we are fortunate this we have people who care. and they want to be out there doing what is necessary to help the challenges around homelessness. and urban alchemy is an extraordinary addition to san francisco than i are taking it to the next level with this heart program. i'm grateful for your work, leadership and the fact what ma

tandem with the virginia commonwealth university to develop a unified set of urban learning and development standards for children's age birth to five. she's a member of a working group by the virginia partner of social services to build childcare supply in underserved areas using a tool kit for community services. i'm grateful for the work that she does and i'm grateful that she is with us today thank you for all you do misses morman. >> you are recognized. >> well they make a little bit closer to your mouth. please. >> good, morning chairman, sanders ranking member cassidy and i was at the committee. thank you for this opportunity. i am cheryl morman president of the family childcare association. the only state association in virginia who's focuses family childcare. which refers to small childcare programs operated from somebody's home. i have been licensed family childcare business owner and educator since 2002. the children in my care are six weeks to five years of age. i am a wife and a mother and a grandmother. since testimony this morning is short i will get to the topic at hand. the childcare crisis and the rol

staff at the department of housing and urban development and host of a show on siriux and richard fowler. >> people want to know, considering the president's ager or not he has the mental an physical fortitude to lead the country an additional four years. by the end of his second term he will be 86 years old. i think if you look at some individuals who may have a grand parent or a parent alive that is in that age, most of them will probably admit, even those who like joe biden that they wouldn't want their parent or grand parent leading the country. it is why when you look at most polling data democratic voters, younger ones are skeptical about joe biden having a second term and interested and open to someone else. 28% of democrats say they are willing to vote for a third party candidates. >> there is no question the president is old, right? there is also no question the top -- >> harris: you didn't say aging. >> let's call it. there is no question the top contender for the gop is also old, right? you have two old guys running for office and we're having this conversation about age seeming to lean more on the president and the white house vers

age of 16 you know tracking them. but for lot of these orphans particularly in more urban areas after the war there is this concern about like engaging in illegal activities and joining gangs and those types of things. one of the things that american female guardian society did was it actually tried to children who would fall by wayside and actually pair them up with farmers in the york countryside to send out to more rural areas where they would have where they wouldn't be as enticed to do illegal types of things. but it is a it is a real great challenge. and that's why there's not i mean, james martin, i think is probably one of the more prominent civil historians who deals in children's scholarship on your op or is another one who comes to mind. but it's such a difficult thing to research because they're not leaving and leaving those accounts. and we have the records of of orphanages who are trying to do to do right by them. we'll caitlin to back in a. it'll come up we'll get the question in the back first. go ahead. i was wondering why is there such great difference between the wartime pension rates of the union and

urban forestry. additional background for this program between the years of 2016, 17 and 18 employed 320 high school age youth. and from those 320ed individual says 107 obtained private, public and nonprofit unsubsidized employment. any questions. >> thank you. i guess i will start. i wanted add to move this freshman this contract from consent to regular agenda for multiple reasons. first reason this program is such a great program for the community. and for public works that should not be crowned with the rest of the consent items. it is important for the public to know when is going on and what how opinion work system actually helping the community by giving the grants. and another reason i had questions about it. my first question is, this is a summer program and summer starts next month. >> correct. what are the reasons why it presented in may? >> why now when it it is next mont? yea. we had to go through a process and that took a bit of time. to get qualified applicants that were willing and able to apply for the grants. the previous organization who had performed the duties for years has taken a s

>> i will age myself i was a top participant of one and two i was around when tupac was saying listen. we have a rural issue but we also diminish the urban side of it too. in terms of balancing it for this conversation as well because there is a belief if you live in a city you have more opportunity, if you are in a place with all these anchor institutions that could be helpful and supportive, those kids in los angeles county for example were able to go to fast food restaurants, churches. why is this equally important to continue this conversation for local communities, particularly communities of color? >> it is essential. i can't talk about future, i can't talk about ai if we are not talking about internet access for communities of color. to me there is no digital equity without racial equity in this country. making sure that we are able to level set both in urban and rural issue is super important here. honestly i think people outside of d.c. and the beltway get this. we work with state broadband offices in georgia, in florida, in texas, these beautiful states. i am a texan let me say that. they don't state digital equity they say dig

urban parks. they're the jewels of the cities. >> reporter: tompkins saw the documentary for the first time last month at the south by southwest festival in austin. and at age do. >> my intention is to do this work until i drop dead. so we're just getting >>> overseas, sweden is on a path to become the fir smoke-free country in europe. but just because people there aren't lighting up as much doesn't mean swedes don't enjoy their tobacco. ian lee explains. >> reporter: it's getting pretty lonely for swedish smokers like paul monha. >> i aim to stop at some point. maybe not today. perhaps tomorrow. >> reporter: the country is on the verge of declaring itself smoke-free. that's when less than 5% of swedes smoke daily. >> no, i do not smoke. why? i don't know. i just never started. >> i don't like the smell. i want to take care of my body. so, no, it has never been an interest for me. >> reporter: but it's not just healthy living that's snuffing out smoking. >> you are not allowed to smoke inside or even at outdoor terraces in restaurants and pubs, no public places like platforms. >> reporter: the country also has a smokeless secret kind of like chewing tobacco

if you're over the age of 50, what your parents paid for tuition is tiny compared to their income versus was paid today. for kids with an urbanas, the rents are out of sight. it is disproportionately more expensive than what their wages will provide. host: this is barbara in kansas, a single mother, i got my student loan payment down to a thousand but it's rough to make that payment. i removed money coming in. it still makes it hard. our facebook page says why would anyone be ready? they would not be ignorant enough to expect other people to pay their bills. facebook is available if you want to pay their and you can tweet us at http://twitter.com/cspanwj. from florida, this is connie. caller: i want to echo the sentiment that danielle expressed as well as what might just express. these stupid callers who say things i paid for my kids to go to school or i was able to afford mine back in the 50's and 60's. they don't look at the economy as a whole. as to your question about what will happen in october when payments resume. they need to restore my constitutional right to bankruptcy. it is in the constitution that debtors have a

urban alchemy folks. we appreciate you. and sheryl, thank you from larkin street and the work do you with young folk in transitional aged wrouth who are struggling in our communities. you know we are fortunate this we have people who care. and they want to be out there doing what is necessary to help the challenges around homelessness. and urban alchemy is an extraordinary addition to san francisco than i are taking it to the next level with this heart program. i'm grateful for your work, leadership and the fact what many of the people who are a part of urban

urban league was responsible for helping us think about digital navigators. people who are trusted from the community play a role in telling people about these programs and making people trust technology.i'm going to agewhen i started this about three decades ago i used to work for eothis company call one economy we are giving people refurbished computers to their homes. we would take the computer and set it up i would come back two weeks later and it would have a cross over it covering it up and a coffee mug on top of it. used to say why is this computer have a big blanket over it and a couple coffee? this is in the 90s. somebody said they were looking inside the computer and we had to cover it up. plus we didn't have a table to put the coffee so this is a perfect place to put a couple coffee. my point is, that has not changed for certain communities. just based on the fact that we haven't done the training we haven't had trusted ambassadors. how important is that going to be in this equation? we do have money that's digital equity funding also in the pipe should we be thinking about more ways to engage communities like inyourselves. >> most definitely we should look for ways to engage i always say i

if you're over the age of 50, what your parents paid for tuition is tiny compared to their income versus was paid today. for kids with an urban areas, the rents are out of sight. it is disproportionately more expensive than what their wages will provide. host: this is barbara in kansas, a single mother, i got my student loan payment down to a thousand but it's rough to make that payment. i removed money coming in. it still makes it hard. our facebook page says why would anyone be ready? they would not be ignorant enough to expect other people to pay their bills. facebook is available if you want to pay their and you can tweet us at http://twitter.com/cspanwj. from florida, this is connie. caller: i want to echo the sentiment that danielle expressed as well as what might just express. these stupid callers who say things i paid for my kids to go to school or i was able to afford mine back in the 50's and 60's. they don't look at the economy as a whole. as to your question about what will happen in october when payments resume. they need to restore my constitutional right to bankruptcy. it is in the constitution that debtors hav

urban alchemy folks. we appreciate you. and sheryl, thank you from larkin street and the work do you with young folk in transitional aged wrouth who are struggling in our communities. you know we are fortunate this we have people who care. and they want to be out there doing what is necessary to help the challenges around homelessness. and urban alchemy is an extraordinary addition to san francisco than i are taking it to the next level with this heart program. i'm grateful for your work, leadership and the fact what many of the people who are a part of urban alchemy, they understand the challenges that are people are experiencing on the streets because in some instances they have been through challenges themselves. folks had issues around homelessness and substance use disorder. behavioral health. interactions with the justice system and you know in some cases i remember talking to i young man who talked to me about how he wished that urban alchemy had been around when he was going through when he was going through so this different touch could have occurred as a result. you know what he needed. and in fact, he takes that sam