seconds, we have awarded 4700 vouchers as project vouchers allowing for the development of affordable housing and high cost areas. we are encouraging public housing authorities to project base their existing vouchers which was made easier through the housing opportunity through modernization act of 2016. these efforts demonstrate our commitment to optimizing the effectiveness of hud while allowing for local flexibility in addressing homeless veterans population. building on this success congress appropriated $5.9 million in 2018 for the pilot program to begin addressing veterans homelessness in indian country. as of last week, 299 native american veterans receiving case management, of those, 234 were already housed under the program. one of the lessons learned from the demonstration in the indiana housing needs study is homelessness looks different in indian country. as tribes face severe housing shortages, close family ties result in overcrowding as family with other families. it has become instrumental in getting entire families into appropriately sized homes. with army infantry spe

can only have out standing vouchers. right now i think the city of ventura is only using 67% of the vouchers that are allocated to them or the funding allocated to them. what the va has been telling them is those vouchers can only go to chronically homeless veterans. and, you know, i want to know whether that's true or not. if it is true, to be chronically homeless, you have to be out on the street for a long period of time. it's almost like you have to be out there for a year before you can qualify to be chronically homeless based on my understanding of that definition. could you speak to that? >> i'm going to ask dr. harris to speak for va. >> sure. unlike the last question, we concur on the numbers. 70% utilization. it's clear utilization is low in ventura county because of lower staffing than we would like. there is efforts to recruit for that. in terms of the question about chronic homelessness, it is true that hud vash is targeted to the homeless population that needs that intensive support. it is not true that vou

so hud vouchers are part of that pool of vouchers that housing authorities can project base without any need for approval at the department. >> that decision is made at the local level? >> it is. >> okay. great. can you tell me why hud vouchers expire after 120 days. can you explain that? >> when we say that it expires, it expires for that particular service member. that voucher would then go back to the housing authority and the housing authority once it receives a referral from va would be able to reissue that voucher. but i think what you're asking, is it possible to extend that 120 day period for that particular veteran. we'll look into that to see if that's possible. >> i understand you want to put some urgency behind it, but, of course, in a tough market it may present different circumstances. i don't know. >> precisely. >> are you satisfied that local agencies are taking advantage of this flexibility about project-basing vouchers, and if not, is there a way that we can help them understand the benefit of that? >> particularly, in l.a., we'll have concentrated efforts occurring th

purchasing more than £1000 worth of vouchers, what that was for. vouchers, what that was for. interventioning their money. intervention managed to stop that customerfrom losing their money. customerfrom losing their money. the last line of defence against these ruthless people? these ruthless people? so they know to distinguish you from the fraudsters? the fraudsters? sufficient information to make sure we are who we say we are. we are who we say we are. yourself you are speaking to the right people. right people. you can get our numberfrom directory enquiries or online. directory enquiries or online. that extra safety and security precaution. precaution. you can't pay your tax with it in such a? such a? you can never play your tax with itunes factors. —— with itunes vouchers. that's quite story, you have been warned. let's look at the headlines. scandal involving aid workers in haiti. syrian anti—aircraft fire. the pilots escaped. according to a government minister. in the hague. british citizenship. 0ur political correspondent, chris mason, reports. this is tobias ellwood. attack last ye

how are they different from vouchers? the first way is you don't have to spend it at a public school. it empowers students to find the right option for customized education, a private school, get speech therapy, english and math online and get the rest at home. it is a customized education. the second reason is that unlike traditional scholarship programs, esa's are not use it or lose it. it. the voucher program, you can usually get $7,000 for private tuition, whatever is left. private schools start charging $7,000. if they charge one penny less, they would not -- see those savings. with esa's, when you have the difference between a $6,000 or $7,000 tuition price, that's a thousand dollars that can go towards tutoring. roll over for a future use there is a real economies edition -- a real economization. there's a number of different ways. they are, at their heart, funding reform. let them go to the place that is the best fit for them. obviously, i am optimistic. i will layout my reasons. the first is i think that the cust

so, effectively, they have bought these vouchers in good faith, and anything that those vouchers or codesthey have. is because many of these calls are coming from abroad, it is difficult to trace, but made impossible by the fact that many are coming from out of the uk. white about —— many are coming from out of the uk. white about -- just about the retailers ? white about -- just about the retailers? you might have to go to a shop and buy them, isn't it possible to spot this going on, from the point of view of retailers? elder definitely. i have written to morrisons, asda and sainsbury‘s, because we are finding that as a last line of defence, though staff in the supermarket can be be people who ask those elderly people why are they making this practice is? we had a very good example if you meet is ago, where a staff member asked a customer who was purchasing more than £1000 worth of vouchers, and managed to stop the customer losing that manner it —— that money. we are asking these retailers to be the last lines of defence. just so that people are clear in their minds, when you contact the

no, you can never, ever pay your tax with itunes vouchers.rhampton yesterday have paid tribute to their "shining star". jasmine forrester‘s father simeon said he found it impossible to explain the loss the family had suffered. detectives are continuing to question a 51—year—old male relative of jasmine on suspicion of her murder. several church of england archbishops have taken part in a silent protest, about the church's handling of sexual abuse. theyjoined a group of people who've suffered abuse outside church house in central london, where the general synod was discussing a new independent inquiry into the issue, due to begin next month. 0ur religion editor, martin bashir has been at the protest and says the mood has been one of immense humility. the day began with a silent protest here, just in this spot, where a group of survivors were joined by the archbishops of york, canterbury and the bishop—elect of london, sarah mulalley, all pausing for two minutes to reflect on survivors of sexual abuse in the church of england. you mentioned the

the same applies to apple, they say you can only buy apple stuff on an itunes vouchers, you cannot pay usually boiler rooms, basically, usually men who are kicking on numbers that they have bought illegally by someone who may have signed up for something maybe a decade ago and left their telephone number, their landline number, and that number is passed from pillar to post, and eventually it lands in the hands of fraudsters, who then charge their arm with all sorts of thousands of unsuspecting victims. it is good to have the warning and hopefully people listening will hit it and pass it onto who might need to know. several church of england archbishops have taken part in a silent protest about the church's handling of sexual abuse. theyjoined a group of people who have suffered abuse outside church house in central london, where the general synod was discussing a new independent inquiry into the issue, due to begin next month. 0ur religion editor martin bashir has been at the protest and says the mood has been one of immense humility. the day began with a silent protest here, just in t

so i look forward to today's conversation on access to golden gate park and the supported home voucher program and our public remembrance of mayor ed lee. as always, please don't hesitate to recommend any action items as they relate to our discussion today. the december, 2017, engagement of the mdc, was a successful holiday meet and greet. here are some of the opportunities and things that mod has been engaged in since the last time we met in november, 2017. the first item i want to talk about today is the accessible business entrance program. information about the accessible business entrance ordinance, which was legislation passed by the san francisco board of supervisors in 2016, to help ensure that all primary entrances of san francisco businesses and places of public accommodation are accessible to people with disabilities, was distributed to san francisco property owners last month. and the mayor's disability council is encouraged to add this as an update or update item from the program as an agenda item from the hearing. next item for today is an update about accessible voting.

about this, to watch out for elderly people coming in, demanding a lot of money worth of itunes vouchersdly, since 2016, about 1,500 people have fallen victim to this fraud. it's mainly people who are over 65 and very sadly the loss for each customer has been about £1,150. and last week, we heard of an elderly gentleman aged 81 who had fallen foul of this scam a couple of times and had lost £20,000 as part of that. so hmrc are telling everyone that they would never contact them telling them that they owe so much money as this amount that is being discussed. the same applies to apple and itunes, they have said that you can only buy apple stuff with an itunes voucher, you cannot pay a tax bill with that. when it comes to working out who is behind this scam, do we have any leads? these are usually boiler rooms, usually men that are picking on numbers that they have bought illegally by someone who might have signed up for something landline number and the number is passed from pillar to post and eventually end up in the hands of fraudsters who then chance their arm on all sorts of thousands

they say, pay straightaway if you go down to your retailer, by these itunes vouchers with your own money cards, over the phone, to us. you would probably say, how does that work, that number can buy a lot of stuff on the itunes system, you could buy a macbook, an iphone, songs, it has a cash value. the criminal could swap that number to summary else who would give them cash. and this is why hmrc are acting now, urging a lot of retailers, to do something about this, to watch out for elderly people coming in and demanding a lot of money's worth of itunes vouchers, as we were told earlier today. since 2016, 1500 people have fallen victim to this fraud, mainly people who are over 65, and very sadly, the loss for each customer has been about £1150. and last week, we heard ofan about £1150. and last week, we heard of an elderly gentleman aged 81 who had fallen foul of this scam a couple of times and lost £20,000. hmrc are basically saying, they will never contact you saying that you owe a huge amount of money and pay us owe a huge amount of money and pay us today, they simply would never do th

and so they say, you can pay straightaway, if you go down to your retailer and by these itunes vouchers with your own money to your retailer and buy these itunes vouchers with your own money and then call out the 16 digit number on the back then call out the 16 digit number on the back of these cards over the phone to us. how does it work? well, that number can buy a lot of stuff on the itunes system, you could buy a lot of stuff on the itunes system, you could buy an iphone or whatever as well as songs. it has a cash value. so, the criminal could swap that number to someone else, who would give them cash. and this is why hmrc are acting now, urging a lot of retailers to do something about this, to watch out for elderly people coming in, demanding a lot of money worth of itunes vouchers, and this is what angela mcdonald was telling us earlier today. since 2016, about 1,500 people have fallen victim to this fraud, mainly people who are over 65, and very sadly the loss for each customer has been about £1,150. and last week, we heard of an elderly gentlemen aged 81 who had fallen foul of t

the same applies to apple, they say you can only buy apple stuff on an itunes vouchers, you cannot pay usually boiler rooms, basically, usually men who are picking on numbers that they have bought illegally by someone who may have signed up for something maybe a decade ago and left their telephone number, their landline number, and that number is passed from pillar to post, and eventually it lands in the hands of fraudsters, who then chance their arm with all sorts of thousands of unsuspecting victims. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, is visiting bangladesh to see at first hand the crisis facing rohingya muslims. nearly 700,000 refugees have fled from neighbouring myanmar since a military crackdown began there six months ago. after meeting with officials from the bangladeshi government, mrjohnson said the challenge now is finding a safe and dignified way for them to return home. it's notjust a question of humanitarian aid, we're giving a lot of that, as people know, about 59 million, to help these refugees. it's about finding a political solution, finding an answer in myanmar, crea

you cannot pay a tax bill with an itunes voucher. after so many years of brutality and abuse, the past threatened the future peace of the new "rainbow nation". the truth and reconciliation commission aimed to help south africans bear the burden of their history. judge sisi khampepe shared her memories of serving on the commission with our witness team. we are charged to unearth the truth about our dark past, to lay the ghosts of that past so they won‘t return to haunt us. i was a member of the truth commission and the amnesty committee. they face a test today. this will show whether they can free themselves of the desire to revenge themselves. the act allowed amnesty only if the perpetrator confessed to having committed the crime. i did terrible things i did terrible things to members of the anc. i grew up in suwatu, which was rampant with security police. get out quickly. the army presence increased on streets that looked like battlefields. being in a city required a special permit if you we re required a special permit if you were

we have said you can only purchase apple stuff but then itunes voucher, you cannot pay a tax bill withe age of 59. the actor died at his home in new york — reports say — after battling cancer. cathey won an emmy for playing the rib—shack owner freddy hayes in the political thriller house of cards. samuel ljackson described him as "brilliant actor, humourist and friend". let us see how the weather is looking. thank you very much. it was a disappointing saturday with a band of rain stretching from the west to the east. it has cleared for most of the east. it has cleared for most of the country but it is arriving now, maureen, for northern ireland and wales. there is an area of low pressure moving through but there will be a spell of gale force winds for wales and snow for the north. this was the first band of being the source spreading through the day. this is the next area of rain pushing into northern ireland. as we speak it is tied in with the saviour of low pressure. it is a feature, a lwa ys of low pressure. it is a feature, always a severe case because as a feature of the winds wil

with your own money to your retailer and buy these itunes vouchers with your own money and then callork? well, that number can buy a lot of stuff on the itunes system, you could buy a lot of stuff on the itunes system, you could buy an iphone or whatever as well as songs. it has a cash value. so, the criminal could swap that number to someone else, who would give them cash. and this is why hmrc are acting now, urging a lot of retailers to do something about this, to watch out for elderly people coming in, demanding a lot of money worth of itunes vouchers, and this is what angela mcdonald was telling us earlier today.

devos: when we talk about school choice, most people go to voucher, which is simply a mechanism. there are many mechanisms to give parents and students the opportunity to choose. there are tax credit scholarships, savings accounts, virtual schools, blended learning schools, charter public schools. there are probably some methodologies not yet discovered. those are all just mechanisms. i think the core issue is we need to really embrace, as a country, education's freedom. that allows us to think more broadly about what education should be. the opportunity to learn in different ways. i have four grown children. they are individuals. they learn differently. anyone that has a child knows kids are different. we need to look at the system that for too long has forced kids into more of a one-size-fits-all approach, and create environments where new able to approaches are able to come in and be tried and afford families different options and different and different places for their children to learn as they can best do. ms. james: we always want to support our military. this audience her

one reason, airlines are now faster to coax passengers off overbooked flights with travel vouchers.year nearly 320,000 passengers exchanged their seats for a voucher. >>> you'll now be able to order kfc and taco bell on grubhub. it's an online service that lets people order food from restaurants. yum brand is looking to expand. mcdonald's was the first fast food chain to employ online delivery. >>> pepsi's introducing a new drink called bubbly. it's an effort to take on the industry leader la coy. it comes in eight flavors. it will hit stores in february. the sparkling water category is growing by double digits annually. >>> and check out this rock, what's being described as the largest and most perfect white diamond is for sale. sotheby's of london says the 130 carats was mined in botswana. over 100 carats that's perfect in every critical criteria. anne-marie. >> just in time for valentine's, fellows. >> exactly. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, diane. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, uncommon type. a texas student receives a surprise gift from ac

we tell lee can straightaway if they go down to the retailer, by this itunes vouchers with their ownatch off at the back of these cards, over the phone to others. you would probably suggest, how would that work? that number can produce a lot of stuff on the itunes system, you could buy a book or an iphone. it has a cash value. the criminal could swap that number to someone else who would give them cash. this is why hmrc are no acting, they are urging a lot of retailers to do something about this, to watch out for elderly people coming in, demanding a lot of money worth of itunes vouchers and this is what angela mcdonald was telling us earlier today about that. very sadly, since 2016, about 1,500 people have fallen victim to this fraud. it's mainly people who are over 65 and very sadly the loss for each customer has been about £1,150. and last week, we heard of an elderly gentleman aged 81 who had fallen foul of this scam a couple of times and had lost £20,000 as part of that. so hmrc are telling everyone that they would never contact them telling them that they oh so much money as th

. - [polyakova] each state enterprise was assigned a certain number of vouchers and then people can buy them up. those who had the connections, who had some money already, not your average russian citizen, were able to buy mass amounts of these vouchers. - i think the greatest tragedy is the selling off of russia to the oligarchs and the partnership with the united states was what has become called shock therapy, which was presided over by someone i now admire, jeffrey sachs. - [sachs] it's so much slower than any of the other high inflation countries has gone through. this has been an excruciating process. i didn't myself design or work on the russian privatization. i was on the financial side, but i watched with growing alarm at what was actually happening in privatization. many in washington thought that at least those assets would go to supporters of yeltsin and thereby help to stabilize yeltsin's government. - [narrator] policymakers in washington welcomed the chance to find common ground with russia. a country they had countered strategically throughout the soviet-era with nato, a

low-income residents lined up to pick up vouchers yesterday. they can be spent like cash at nearly 3 dozen businesses in the neighborhood. recent projects disrupted parking and kept traffic out. many leaving them struggling to survive. >> this will be great for the community over time. but we want to make sure the construction doesn't put them out of business. we want them to get the benefit of the bargain. >> rose pak community fundraised money to pay for the vouchers. they're mainly residents much single-room occupancy buildings in the area. >>> the first reviews for the smart speaker are in. >> abc's candice gibson has more o. -- kendis gibson has more. >> the falcon heavy rocket set for a test launch today. eventually, it's meant to send spacecraft to the moon, mars and beyond. a tesla roadster, a car, owned by elon musk will be the rocket's cargo. >>> someone in florida is sending a gently used space rocket. $9.9 million or best offer. >>> you have to bring your own tugboat to pick it up. >>> when the lights went out at a high school wrest

you cannot pay a tax bill with an itunes voucher.vernment association. they say the scheme, which is currently voluntary, helps customers understand what's in the products they buy. charlotte gallagher reports. we are used to seeing these traffic light labels on much of the food and drink we buy. they allow us to see ata drink we buy. they allow us to see at a glance how much fat and sugar and salt it contains. but the labels we re and salt it contains. but the labels were introduced why the department of health, and are voluntary. only around two thirds of products sold in the uk have them. the european union currently regulates food labelling, and the lga has called on ministers to make the scheme a legal requirement once the legal powers are given to british law. it helps people make informed choices about what they eat and drink. they believe making it mandatory will help tackle the obesity crisis. they say they are committed to giving people clear information about what they eat and drink and make better choices. samuel ljackson

low-income residents lined up at the chinese chamber of commerce to pick up the vouchers yesterday. spent like cash at nearly 3 dozen businesses in the neighborhood. organizers say that recent construction projects have disrupted parking and cut off foot traffic. that's left many of the businesses struggling to survive. >> these are projects that will be great for the community over time. but we want to make sure that the construction doesn't put them out of business. we want these businesses to get the benefit of the bargain. >> the rosepak community fundraised $150,000 to pay for the vouchers. the families chosen to receive the vouchers with mainly residents of single-room occupancy buildings in the area. >>> meteorologist mike nicco tracking our seventh straight day of records. >> our seventh consecutive day of record high temperatures. here's a look at sfo. on the bright side, clear and 57. we haven't talked about flight arrival delays in forever. records again tonight. seasonably cool like this morning. even when we drop 10 to 15 degrees, we're going to be a little above averag

i also have a section 8 voucher. and i'm disabled. so i want to address a few things regarding the conservatory's commitment regarding the temporary movement back and forth. i have uneasiness about that because the conservatory has a history of deceptiveness. bad management and even crime, that was never solved. and they invent excuses for people to come in and do measurements and things like that. and they were mostly snooping. the most disturbing one is the fact that in the past 18 years, they invited a company from oakland. i can't remember their name. and i couldn't find the letter. i'm not sure if everybody in the building was contacted. and this company, when i did the research on the internet, they bankrupted whole building residential enrichment because they promised to move them out and do the packaging and everybody ended up on the street. so they came in with one of the tenants and after we complained, the things stopped. anyway, i'm familiar with the architecture team. i looked up their projects. i went to the san francisc

judge ruled that the camp could be cleared but orange county would have to offer the homeless hotel vouchers for thirty days after that most will probably have to look for someplace else and just hope they'll be allowed to stay. what does a football loving country to reach its goals. will tell you how to german soccer they didn't back to the top. in our web special w dot com. football made in germany. birth. home tunes of species. a home worth saving and. those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. by ideas the protect the climate boost green energy solutions and reforestation. or is out to people you can or could pick afford to create interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection. using all channels available to inspire people to take action and we're determined to build something here for the next generation. of global ideas about multimedia environment series on.

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>> typical projects have been vouchers for clean taxi cabs for example or the sf state, we have funded bike parking and emergency ride home program among other ones. we continue working with other agencies that we work with with other grant programs like prop-aa or prop-k. >> supervisor yee: in regards to your example for taxi vouchers, who was it targeting to benefit? >> mta provides about $2,500 to taxi cab owners that purchase clean vehicles to exchange their existing taxi cabs. >> supervisor yee: so more of a rebate program rather than volunteers for passengers. >> that's correct. >> supervisor peskin: public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. is there a motion to approve item six. made by commissioner ronen and seconded by commissioner tang. we have the same house. and item is approved. next item please. >> clerk: adopt positions on state legislation. >> supervisor peskin: mr. watts welcome back. >> thank you. i have several short items to present today. just as scene setting in sacramento january 31st was the last day for two year bills to have passed an

so if such a call comes through, hang up. stuff on an itunes vouchers, you cannot pay a tax bill with the political thriller house of cards. humourist and friend". stav danaos has the weather. part one of our weekend was pretty disappointing. conditions on the roads too. things will quieten down for a while. winds, some rain and snow in the forecast as well. this is the band of rain spreading east during the course of the day. this starts to bring some heavy rain to northern ireland. across england and wales. gales developing inland. north wales, north—west england and in towards northern england. maybe 70 mph for a time. rain in the southbound snow in the north. southern scotland could see pretty heavy snow. a chilly night too. certainly across the east and the south—east of the countries. the gales will ease off. actually it's looking better than on saturday. see plenty of sunshine. further west blustery showers and wintry temperatures. further accumulations of snow across much of western scotland. temperatures 3—7 celsius. there will be some sunshine to compensate. coming in from t

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. >> we get gas vouchers for every trip we make there and everything outside of inshiewrps iinsuranceisy dance 48 straight hours. kayla is a committee member of thon. she cut her hair today to make wigs for children. >> i wanted to cut my hair and i thought no better reason to do it than this. >> inside the bryce jordan season pictures of the afflicted on the walls, each of the dancers, fighting cancer. $146 million has been raised by thon over the years. tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. the dancers will be able to sit down and get sleep. before they go to bed, we get the final reveal to find out how much money was raised this year at thon 2018. chad pradelli, channel6 "action news." >> former president joe biden may be edging toward a presidency run in 2020. biden said he's keeping his 2020 options open. some feel biden will feel compelled to run if there is no strong ender in the next year or so. >> still to come, the latest on the snow falling all evening. a live look from city hall, snow has tapered off, but the roads are still wet. some are dain dangerous. melissa magee has the forecast when

they were there to pick up vouchers that can be spent just like cash at nearly 3 dozen places in the neighborhood. organizers say recent construction projects have disrupted parking and foot traffic leaving these businesses struggling to survive. >> we want to make sure that the construction doesn't put them out of business. >> the rose pak community fundraised more than $150,000 to pay for the vouchers. >>> a new study has confirm what we all know, bay area traffic is bad. today we're finding out how bad. here are our top five or worse five traffic corridors. number one is highway 24 in the mccar thursday maze through the caldecott tunnel. number two is third street in san francisco from 16th to market street. number 3 is interstate 80 from emeryville up to pinole, and number four, sixth street to market street. and highway 280 through the city to the golden gate bridge. san francisco traffic overall third worst in the country behind l.a. and new york city. and according to the study, drivers spent 79 ours last year just sitting in the congest chun. >>> up, up and away for the world

or housing choice vouchers. next year instead of having 800 units of housing turn over, we will have a thousand units become available, which will make a significant difference. and you spoke about data. on the next slide here, we are using data -- the data we have as well as we possibly can and are modeling for how are we going to achieve specific goals we have. and how are we going to reduce chronic momlessness by 50%. we have a fairly robust data model that we've developed that shows how housing replacementses we need to make and how many people we need to prevent from becoming chronically homeless versus the new flow. i think we are moving in that direction and we have special teams specific goals for ourselves around family youth and adult homelessness. those are the standards by which we need to judge the efficacy of our system. and this is a visualization of what our new system looks like. you will see there's a lot of components to it. and temporary shelter is just one part of it. den, temporary shelter