watch the white house press secretary say gas is going up. this is the price americans must pay for war. watch this. >> well i think what the president was touching on was the fact that if russia decides to invade there could be consequences here at home and that could have an impact on energy prices which could have an impact on prices at the gas pump. in his view defending democracy and liberty is never without costs but we need to convey to the american people exactly what that could look like. >> this administration rationing the production of u.s. energy contributes to that high price. if we want to unmine the russian economy, you know mine their war machine, you know mine their crypto -- kleptocratic leaders let's start producing u.s. energy. that will help us, it will hurt them. it's a better way to go. elizabeth: congressman, christian, that was senator bill cassidy. your response to the white house press secretary saying defending democracy is never without costs so that is why we should pay for higher gas prices? >> situation we fin

grijalva, i inform the house the house they will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from state of washington seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. kinzinger of illinois, i inform the house that mr. kinzinger will vote yes on amendment number 89. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: negd mr. jerry nadler and mrs. kirkpatrick and mr. sires and payne and mr. paul tonko, these members will vote yes on the gar meppedy amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. cardenas, he will vote aye on the garamendi amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. meeks: as the member designated by congressman espaillat, pursuant to house resolution 8 that mr. torres and ms. velazquez will vote yes on the gar meppedy amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentle

when you move back into the childhood house, we bought the house in 1977. she said i know it was crazy but i couldn't bring myself to change the wallpaper in thekitchen . because i have this totally irrational belief that my father might actually show up one day and if he saw that the wallpaper had been changed he would think strangers were living in the house. that is not the only early death that left her deeply wounded. older sister barbara died of cancer anand she has written about how and i quoted in the book that she said it never occurred to me that i would not grow old next to my sister, that we wouldn't sit next to each other in rocking chairs on some porch somewhere. she said the empty chair, barbara's empty chair has always been a powerful reminder to me about how fleeting life is. sometimes people said to her barbara's death or her own illness it reminds you of mortality and how precious life is and she says i don't need any more reminders. i've had plenty of reminders how precious life is and how fleeting it can be. >> your color wants to know

today members of the house and the senate received briefings from the white house to keep them up to date on everything going on. this is congressman michael mccaul on that call. he joins us in moments. first, lucas tomlinson covering this live from the ground in kiev. lucas, good afternoon to you. what are you learning from where you are? >> what we're learning is a major disconnect between what the officials are saying here in kiev, the capitol of ukraine and in washington. you heard from president zelensky, the president of the ukraine who is saying that this attack will come wednesday. he's calls on ukrainians to have a day of unity. he's calling for the people to meet in the square to celebrate the spirit. we just heard from john kirby that says as you mentioned, russian forces are arraying in a tactical formation. they're not bunched together. they're about to invade this country and could strike with will to no warning. we also heard from john kirby that president biden is has told lloyd austin to go to brussels to meet with nato countries that border here. we're hearing that

in conclusion, mission housing who built thousands housing units. emerald is the only firm in san francisco that successfully done project like muni. our team includes many san francisco firms with substantial local experience and design, construction, community outreach. we have built billions of dollars of projects in the city combined with our p3 developers. we are more than capable completing this project. if muni is unable to include this interesting, we asktor readmitted to the bidding process. thank you so much. >> chair borden: thank you. are there additional callers on the line? with that, we'll close public comment. are there any additional comments that directors have on this topic before we close the item? seeing none. we will close this item and move on to the next one. >> clerk: this places on item 13. discussion and vote pursuant to admin code section 67.10d as to whether to invoke the attorney-client privilege and conduct closed session with legal counsel. >> chair borden: this is on public comment on us going into closed session. if

system is not made to be housing. it's made to be transportation. >> reporter: other cities also promising action. philadelphia is spending millions on social service workers now being sent out with officers to connect with riders who may need help. in portland, oregon, a different approach. police are now being told not to check if riders have paid their train fares. the move is aimed at avoiding conflict. a memo from the city's transit agency, quote, prohibits police officers from asking for proof of payment. back in new york, the mayor calls his plan a long time coming after years of neglect. >> no more smoking. no more doing drugs. no more sleeping. no more doing barbecues on the subway system. no more just doing whatever you want. no, those days are over. >> there's still a long way to go. one survey found nearly 30% of bus riders in new york don't pay the fare. >>> jury deliberations resumed this morning in georgia at the federal hate crime trial against three men convicted of killing ahmaud arbery. during closi

it was people who suffered severe housing instability. today, look, we all know it was hard to get the emergency rental assistance program started. it was hard, we took heat. you took heat. it was brand new effort to have a national policy to prevent unnecessary evictions. where we now? 3.7 million renters are receiving advance. not only did we not get the tsunami of evictions many of you fear that we all feared, evictions are at 60% of historic averages. in other words, they are lower today than they are in a normal, non-recession nar year. foreclosures are one third the level they would be in a normal, average year. we have to take the struggle people feel with crisis. in terms of what we have done to preserve human potential, to put families in a position of strength, i think everybody here should feel proud of what the american rescue plan has done due to both your advocacy and your implementation. now i would go on a little more but, guess what, the speaker to follow me is not only the secretary of treasury, she is, and i mean this.

presidents don't usually do the moving chores when it comes to leaving the white house. for all those reasons, katy, i think at this point it doesn't seem like it's going to lead anywhere, but it's too soon to tell. >> too soon to tell, but if it does lead anywhere, it would be politically hairy by this doj? >> it shouldn't be a show stopper if they feel there's a problem here. there are certainly people that believe that the justice department if it discovers something wrong should lay down a marker here so future administrations know they have to abide by the presidential records act, and on the other hand it's the rare administration that leaves the white house without some technical violation of the act, so that has to be taken into account as well. >> josh, give us more from your reporting. 15 boxes of presidential records. how does that fall in line from what we know from other administrations as pete was just mentioning? what do we know of who may have moved those records and how they may have gotten to mar-a-lago? >> we don't know a lot about that, katy, and that

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the housing stock in san francisco separate from the idea of housing production? in this chart we showed the number of units identified as fake it -- is vacant. it is the best source we have found for this information. it shows 40,458 units vacant as of 2018 in the american community survey. what is interesting as you can see the number has been growing steadily since 2013. growing from 26,400 units in 2013 to the current number, and the rate has often increased. so six-point nine% is the housing inventory that is vacant in 2013 and that rate is now 10%. we researched five units. the census bureau provides a number of explanations. we also have explanations for other housing experts and sources and here you see a number of them. what we found is there is no single answer. there is no one policy intervention that would address the issue because of the wide variety of reasons, but it is one reason. that could be as simple as someone that has purchased the housing unit, but has not been able to move in and we are not occupying at the time that the census bureau is su

how does the white house plan to i guess make the most of this? >> well i think this is a jobs report where the president can come out as he did today for about 20 minutes and tout it and talk about not only what these numbers show, saying there are a lot of good indicators here. but also taurking about the things he has done, that he believes contributed to this. talking about the american rescue plan that was passed once he first took office. talking the infrastructure man and the effects you are going to see from that and trying to say this is proof my plan and the economy is working. but, anderson, of course, what they have to do with that is also talk about the domestic legislation that is stalled on capitol hill, the build back better plan we know senator manchin said he would not vote for in december. he recently said the plan as it is, is dead. they are going to have to start from scratch if they want to do a smaller version. of course, the president today also acknowledged the inflation numbers. and we are expecting to get more consumer p

the people were killed. 12 inside the house and one man outside the house has been targeted. with that, we would like also to say that monkey this part, this area is near the cam sir, now. so the main display so, so some people were terrified and were horrified because the operation lasted the around 2 hours and a half for until the moment that no one knows exactly who were, who were the one targeted inside the house in particular. okay, i didn't, you said thank you so much for that update from it. la province, the united arab emirates as its destroy 3 drones that entered its air space on wednesday, yelman's for the rebels carried out several attacks against the gulf nation in the past weeks. but they didn't take responsibility for wednesday's drill, launch an iraqi or a group called. and we twaddle. huck said it was behind the attack. meanwhile, so de la coalition forces launched airstrikes and retaliation against the host. these in front focused on tech for if it's soldiers have been killed and attacks on 2 army bases in the southwest, a separate group, and by that justice

here is the house. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. february 9, 2022. i hereby appoint the honorable ritchie torres to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. lord, you wait to be gracious to us. in your infinite regard you stand at the ready waiting to share the enormity of your loving kindness to each of us. pierce the most hardened of hearts that we would accept your tender care. lord, you have promise

he left the white house at the end of a far more encouraging week at the white house than he has had in a while. the president celebrating monumental economic news at home, the economy adding 467,000 jobs last month. revised numbers show employers added 6.6 million in biden's first year in office. >> history has been made here. it comes along side the largest drop in unemployment rate in a single year on record. the largest reduction in childhood poverty ever recorded in a single year and the strongest economic growth the country has seen in 40 years. >> the president noted the economic clouds from inflation and his approval ratings remain underwater. was the white house expecting the report to be as positive as it was? >> not even close. they were pretty relieved today when it came out, anderson. they have been preparing reporters saying they did not believe it would be a good jobs report. look when the data was collected. you were seeing millions of people staying out of work. they were worried it would be another one of the bleak job reports. it has been really unpredictable and e

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especially if you try and ask, you know, the house majority, or sorry, the house minority leader kevin mccarthy, we asked him, a number of reporters asked him on friday, what do you think about this, and he just completely ignored the question. it is so interesting to see the divide between the senate and the republicans, because you hear those senators saying, you know, this isn't unifying, this isn't something that we should be focusing on. and if you ask house republicans, it is a totally different place of opinion. a lot of them, the freedom caucus especially, and including those pro-trump allies, have been calling on mccarthy since last summer, to actually remove kinzinger and cheney from the house gop conference. and you know, the minority leader kevin mccarthy has tried to stay away from that conversation. he doesn't want to shine a light on the divisions that exist within the republican party, and especially within his conference. he really wants to make sure that they stay on course, and focus on the divisions within the democratic party, because they are right on the cusp of

does the housing element address where housing -- large housing objects are improved or placed or cruxed, how they can better fit within the context rather than distinguish from the context and neighborhood communities? at the same time, also providing for the use of architectural motifs that represent cultural diversity and history. i feel like i read something in there, but i just wanted to see how the development would be, you know, in a larger way part of the context of the neighborhood. rather than distinguished heavily >> i can answer that. yeah. in goal five, and especially in objective b and c, we talked quite a bit about the use of design guidelines and how they can shape new housing to be -- to fit in with the neighborhood life. neighborhood needs. and to have to allow for cultural expression that might tie it to neighborhood culture. and i think we have -- i think most of the policies are in policies 36 and 37 if you are looking to cite a specific area. >> ok. thank you. that is the end of my questions. thank you. >> thank you. commissioner wright? >> hi, there. thank you. i w

let's start at the white house, and cnn's mj lee. mj, the president and german chancellor were clearly hoping to put on a united front today, but seemed to disagree on the critical nord stream 2 pipeline. which would allow russia to export natural gas directly to germany, bypassing ukraine. president biden was forceful saying the pipeline would not go forward in the event of a russian invasion. but the u.s. does not oversee the project, so how exactly would that work? >> yeah, john, it is very clear after today that this pipeline is going to remain a major sticking point, as you said, when president biden was asked about this, he specifically said if russia were to invade ukraine, that this pipeline would be no more. i should note, though, when he was pressed how can the u.s. do that? he didn't get into specifics. he just said, well i promise you that this is possible. and then, in real contrast, the german chancellor, when he was asked will you commit to doing away with this pipeline, not letting it go forward if an invasion were to

to get access to the trump visitor, the white house visitor logs. what could be in those that might not be in the texts and we've ommunications that been privy to thus far? >> that is a very good question, and it is t actually, you know, i'm not all that certain that we're going to get that much from these logs just yet because as the reporting has born out in the last few week, we know this was a president who subverted, ignored and failed to follow most procedures, and it's unclear if these white house visitors logs were meticulously and accurately kept, or if the president was sort ofly again, sort of sneaking past these processes that were implemented for a reason, to document and keep, paint the most comprehensive picture of histore in order for the american public toto look back and to be able t potentially know who was visiting with the president at this crucial juncture in our democracy, but it's unclear if trump wasde doing that. on the other side of the coin here, any names that are on there of people going in and out of the white house th

we have to get our physical house in order -- fiscal house in order and it starts in congress. inflation has engulfed our economy. families face bayer grocery -- bare grocery shelves and gas is more in some places than $5. our national debt just crested at $30 billion, amounting to $100,000 per citizen and our country aloan just their debt -- alone, just their debt themselves. we need to return a free market with less government intervention and, third, regain our political strength by anchoring in our american strength of character. that's what this country's about. in the past year, the administration has shown our borders and our laws are not important. over two million immigrants entered our country illegally day by day and that figure increases as we speak. additionally covid's winter surge caught the administration flat flat foot -- flat-footed, leaving the most vulnerable short of tests and therapeutics, our country is divided between education and public health. the administration has attacked the policies and believes that made our country so great. but we have to retu

housing. i think a bit of contrast to our existing housing element, the current housing element we're proposing attempts to have clear policies and strategies in a strong point of view recognizing the importance of housing and building and stablizing communities and communities of color. it's specific in laying out over 200 actions. and we recognize we as the planning department cannot implement these on our own. it's a partnership with community and other agencies and hrc as well as lawd. we recognize also there needs tibe substantial increase in funding to implement the entirety of the plan especially around affordable housing. we know this is ambitious and to the extent our outreach indicate that level is commitment is there from the city to change our to make our aspirations reality. we've prioritized actions for to you look at and comment on in these that would deliver the highest impact towards advancing racial and social equity. is before i turn it over to get into more detail, i wanted

the house was surrounded. they spoke through loud speakers telling everyone to surrender or the house would be destroyed. then the fighting started near or inside the house for about an hour the helicopter carried at 4 or 5 machine gun attacks on the house skin of okay ma'am and allah, we were preparing to go to sleep. and suddenly we heard wind and the sound of helicopters on my aunt went to see what was going on. she found the sky totally red . and they asked us through loudspeakers to go out. we did that, but then they searched us and hank of my father, they asked our names and what we knew about our neighbor. we said we didn't know anything. they asked us to move to the neighboring house and started rating ours. and the united states says that he designated a suicide vest, while together with members of his family, we still have no r verified information as to how will these children perish? these are civilians, as well as women, whether it was american miss aus 5 by helicopters. small arms fire by us spec

separately, the house oversight committee is launching an investigation. critics crying hypocrisy. >> people who having nothing to hide, don't smash phones with hammers. people who have nothing to hide, don't bleach their emails or destroy evidence to keep it from being publicly archived as required under federal law. >> the mar-a-lago documents only the latest revelation about recordkeeping. cnn has reported trump repeatedly ripped up documents and -- >> staff in the white house residence where the president lived, you know, were discovering that the toilets were clogged and when engineers went in to go see what was happening, there are wads of paper, apparently notes or documents. >> reporter: former white house national security adviser told cnn when he was in the white house, his staff had a full proof system for their own recordkeeping. >> everything that goes in to the oval office is logged in, everything the president sees should be logged in. i can't speak about what happened after i left. >> reporter: the justice department has not said whether it

and 3 other houses abridge connecting canada to the u. s. as reopened off to protest and stage a blockade of almost a week earlier on sunday. and these arrested several people while clearing the remaining demonstrators, the board of crossing accounts of 25 percent of trade between the 2 countries. a blockade was pa to protest across canada against covered 19 vaccine mandates. russian figure skater kimler valley ever has been cleared to continue competing at the winter olympics. and beijing, the 15 year old, tested positive for band heart medication at a pre olympic event. she gave evidence of a closed door court of arbitration for sport hearing on sundays. ballier was the favorite to win golden. the woman's event scheduled for tuesday. hundreds of protests as of march the dutch city of the hague. for a 2nd day to denounce corona virus restrictions, the crowds demanded the right to move freely in line with the truck drivers protest in canada. protest against cove at 19 vaccinations of drawn hundreds of people in austria's capital since novemb

hudson pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. hudson will vote yes on home run 5577. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. hagedorn of minnesota, i inform the house that mr. hagedorn will be voting yes on home run 5577. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. loudermilk of georgia, i inform the house that mr. loudermilk will vote yes on home run 5577. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. gohmert of state of texas, i inform the house that mr. gohmert will vote yes on home run 5577. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? ms. velazquez: as the member designated by ms. clarke of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that misclarke of new york will vote yes on home run 5577. the speaker

asked the question again, and the speaker was said to the entire house. so you guys decide what's going on here and they established the president to end floor debate. to have a motion in place to actually stop guard near from speaking which was the first of three presidents. they had to shut down the filibuster in 1841. they limited speaking to one hour per representative on emotion and those two things kind of really shut down the filibuster in the house in 1871 1841 actually. so mr. bombboy over the years there have been alterations or rules put in place when it comes to the the filibusters that a correct statement. absolutely, and so the debate happening in today's political environment, does it surprise you at all? well, no, i think. we would definitely once in 2013 where the democrats used a poor elementary procedure eliminate the filibuster and nominations except for the supreme court that kind of ticked off that cycle and then in 2017 republicans did the same thing for supreme court nominations, so no, it doesn't surprise me at all. i think that t

that's the housing 1st concept, emma douglas housing fast concept. housing 1st is a model that started in the united states and has recently been tested in german cities. instead of housing, homeless people in temporary accommodation, they get their own rented flats. this is the basis on which to best tackle all of the problems we fly to helsinki warehouse and 1st has been implemented as a national strategy in finland, reducing the number of homeless people from 17000 to about 4000. we arrange to meet one of the key players from the y foundation, finance, largest non profit housing provider, you ha, cocaine, and is considered the architect of finland's new housing policy. hisco got from a they changed the whole system on or on homelessness in independent by setting a goal that we want to end to long term homeless as to chronic homelessness 1st. and to do that, we need to start providing permanent housing. and we started to the national policy that recalled the housing 1st. we have had several common elements and all have a crate to continue to work, to watch and being homeless because

the white house didn't function like a normal white house. we can imagine the obama white house. obama's time mapped down to the minute. if you wanted to meet with him book it months or weeks in advance. the trump white house run in an ad hoc way and ab normal way that in some ways old washington hands would say oh wow, this is great. such a trove. that assumes that they follow the rules and the laws and that assumes that people were actually being badged in or waved in or brought in as visitors in appropriate ways and not just opening the door for mike flynn and friends to come right on in to run up to the residence. i think it remains to be seen how helpful the documents are and trump could be helped by the fact that they didn't follow the basic norms and laws of the presidential records act in office. >> that said, they didn't communicate in morse code. the colleague kyle cheney with reporting of the phone records category. the january 6 panel seeks phone records. the january 6 select committee issued a subpoena for phone records of alex jones. a sign of the panel's deepening

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it was shaq's fun house, the shaquille o'neal, he had a fun house, a carnival in downtown l.a. look at some of the experiences you saw fans going in and dealing with last night. you know, last year, this event happened virtually, and that shows you what makes this one a little bit different this time around, that fans were able to gather, able to go out and have a good time, and i spoke to shaquille o'neal about that. listen to what he told me. >> everyone has to be vaccinated, of course. i want everybody to be safe. it's going to be a hectic weekend. i've always been a people person. like, when i'm out, it's hard for me to tell a kid no, mask or not. that's just me. i'm a military brat. i've always felt the aura of invincibility, but you know, i know that there's some people out there getting sick. i just want to wish them well. i just want everybody to be safe. >> reporter: the nfl has been leaning into this, trying to make it so fans have as much fun as possible but can do it as safely as possible. we know outside of some of the experiences they have been having free rapid t

they then said that the children have to leave the house. they mantle told them through them into the street. we raced back to the children when we got back there, they weren't very, very bad state. as you can imagine, crying some bones. it was just horrendous. and then there was just one man there who was the man who had croak out the door. we have video footage of him and we actually have photos of him. and i found out from the children that he was also wearing, i like waistcoat with pockets which he filled with loot. so we were calling 999 over and over and over again. we called the court. the court said that i was on the house and anyway, out by this, we never ever do anything they, we won't be allowed to do anything. so we then start to realize that there's some very, very old government, you know, we show you a days. notice you days this man then said that he wouldn't let us back in our own house. i explained, i have to say and i need to get back into my home. i need to go to the toilet. he refused point blank. to allow me into my own

house. we are back tomorrow morning at 7:00 eastern. next up it is a pro forma session of the u.s. house. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning inst [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., february 18, it 2022. i hereby appoint the honorable jamie raskin to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me? holy and eternal god, we pause today

these houses have been torn down and sold as recycled bricks and tiles, these houses sell for about $70. >> this is the end of this street. now, just down there is the check point and beyond that is rebel held territory. in the last hour or so, we've heard at least eight explosions. >> lily is 3. she's out amid the shelling with her mom lending a hand, playing with the family pup through a gate riddled with shrarapnel hos from before she was born. her parents tell her the latest barrage is thunder but it is something to worry about. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> andre is a rescue worker acutely aware of the surge in recent shelling. according to ukraine and authorities, there were at least 70 strikes along the front line that saturday. so what kind of life do you think your daughter is going to have? >> [speaking foreign language]. >> the increased russian backed shelling is being seen as a possible prelude to a russian invasion perhaps along this very street. across the road, maxine draws water from a well. this community is sliding back into the 19th century and fear bears down o

a deeper look at the house gop allegations that dr. fauci did pressure scientists into changing their initial position from efforts against covenant and looks like it did leak from lab to know. dr. fauci then gave them research grant money part also politicians breaking their own master mandate rule. school officials caught barricading students in school gymnasium. threatening children not wearing masks with trespassing. a new judge ruling against the no mask policy in virginia, we have got it. and a push back on weak on crime d.a. in san francisco and los angeles. and look at this, a stunning and dramatic reversal today. the manhattan d.a. now backtracking after a public backlash. he had downgraded felonies into misdemeanors. changing his tune now. and then a senate report the white house abandon over 9000 americans in afghanistan as a taliban took over. but the white house is telling voters it was just 100 -- 150. plus the pentagon investigation into the 2021 terror attack that killed 13 u.s. troops. and gop lawmakers warning the bor

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it came hours after the white house unveiled new round of sanctions. the president said today i directed my administration to impose sanctions on nord stream two incorporate officers. the steps are another piece of sanctions in response to russia's actions. in ukraine as i've made clear will not hesitate to take further steps if russia continues to escalate but it brings us back to whether cares about sanctions. he's been dealing with them the entire time he's been in charge of russia. reporters asked the white house press secretary jen psaki about that. >> the goal is to prevent water invasion. they are warning what they are going to do, does that mean it failed? >> where focus on accomplishing two things. one is implement serious cost for the actions have been taken already and actions in donbas and we've taken steps beyond 2014 which outlined of the briefing. deterrent part of our objective, if he goes further, we will we have a range of tools at our disposal. >> caught in the middle of this catastrophe, of course the people of ukraine. this is a li

housing. >> thank you so much. if it is okay if we don't have more questions or comments, colleagues, go ahead, supervisor peskin. we can go to public comment. >> just a housekeeping issue, which is it will be part of the file. it is great if we actually see these when we read them over the weekend or i will go on the internet. i generally only look at my board packet on the internet and i can absorb the powerpoint and ask questions rather than have to absorb it here. >> if we could -- if you could e-mail that to us, or the rest of the colleagues because it has some really good data on the investment of the mayor's office of housing. it is something i haven't seen before. thank you so much. with that, colleagues, there's a couple of amendments that i have on page 5, section d. i wanted to clarify that now it reads as long as the borrower is not in default, repayment shall be deferred until the earlier of five years after the first certificate of occupancy is issued for the new unit or seven years after the deed of

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there were houses everywhere here. there. $1020.00 houses really close together that children played here. now let me go. school was over there mainly and then behind that they played soccer berlin, healing being that up with an outward button and it did like life. but today it's on who kings a moot and others in the community on just trying to save what they can near the up and we've pulled up a bamboo fence stacked up a stone wall. i've looked under language and we've planted 16000 square meters of mangrove, cynthia bowman supply, but we still want to do more than it's a daunting task. resources are limited and nature's forces are all powerful. calling by buckroe legally, we are copying nature, and even though my arm becomes the branch, the mangrove off shoots fall from to take root in the mud light will so, but if waves come before they take root and they'll be washed away, all that 410-0000, we plant only a few 100 survive, but we have no choice around my we won't give up or soon it will all be gone here. i log on

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that's the housing 1st concept, emma douglas housing fast concept. housing 1st is a model that started in the united states and has recently been tested in german cities. instead of housing, homeless people in temporary accommodation, they get their own rented flats. this is the basis on which to best tackle all of the problems we fly to helsinki. warehousing 1st has been implemented as a national strategy in finland, reducing the number of homeless people from 17000 to about 4000. we arrange to meet one of the key players from the y foundation, finance, largest non profit housing provider. you ha, cocaine, and is considered the architects of finland. new housing policy, hisco government, a be changed her whole 5th hermana on homeless im, independent by by hitting a goal that we want to end to long term homelessness, the growing homelessness 1st. and to do that, we need to start providing permanent housing. and we started the national policy that we call to housing. first. we have had several common elements and all have a crate to continue to work to what's ending homelessness because

house of representatives.] search the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. february 3, 2022. i hereby appoint the honorable kathleen -- katherine m. clark to act as speaker pro tempore on this day, signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. you are the lord, you alone. you have made the heavens with all their host, the earth and all that is on it. the seas and all that is within them to each and every living creature you give life. all of heaven worships you. so may we be a nation at prayer. in your merciful hands we place the protection of our country, the welfare of its citizens. we humble ourselves before you this day and confess our wanderings from you. may we return to you and receive your promise to heal our land. thus may our contrition inspire our recommitment to the people and purposes you have called us t

live coverage of the house here on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. god, our creator. we pray this day that in your immeasurable mercy you would look favorably upon us. we bow our heads to our hearts and pray for compassion for the needs you call us to attend. and for awareness to the burdens born by the fellow servants we serve alongside. give us this day a spirit of wisdom and understanding. may the eyes of our hearts be enlight yield back the balance of my timed to the hope to which you -- enlightened to the hope which you call us. may our wills be opened to accomplish the tasks you would have us do. may our spirits be keen to share your love with all those we encounter. lord, you have blessed us richly with a remarkabl

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so yes, the opportunity to lower housing costs and increase the supply of affordable housing and construct up to 1 million units. [applause] but as i mentioned from the outset, we would not be where we are as a country without the critical leadership and the important role that you all play as america's mayors. we are grateful for the opportunity to continue to lift up your work and we hope that you will continue to really shine a spotlight on the important efforts that you are making every day, whether it's in local media, whether it's in helping to really tell the story of who of the families that those arp investments are impacting, we want to be there at every turn to make sure that we are shining a spotlight on america's cities and america's mayors. so thank you all so much for inviting us to join you all today. i'm so grateful that we have so many of our cabinet secretaries and administration officials that are able to join you throughout the course of the next couple of days, and most importantly, to be able to hear from our president, joe biden. thank you also much, and enjoy the c

it is, as you can see there, the white house. it is a very important attack on a leader of isis that had really taken the reigns of isis since october of 2019 whel al baghdadi was taken out by the united states also in syria. as i say, president biden will be speaking to the nation about this raid that took out the leader of isis. it took place in northwest syria near the border with turkey. there were no u.s. casualties. aid groups say 13 people were killed. take a look at this drone shot. some people are saying including six children and several women may have been killed in this raid after u.s. officials say the isis leader detonated a suicide bomb. the pentagon is expected to give a briefing at 12:30 eastern, 9:30 pacific later today. with me to talk about all of this is nbc news white house correspondent carol lee, pentagon correspondent kpourt any cube bee, clint watts from the foreign policy research institute and an msnbc national security analyst and retired four star general barry mccaffrey. carol, what have we learned

in terms of building enough housing? how long is it going to take to keep up to catch up? it is a massive problem, and it's when we look at the uc and csu and community colleges. it's a major engine for our economy, and it's a huge pathway for low income working class families first generation immigrants to enter the middle class. we have such a shortage of student housing that in the u . c. 5% of uc students are homeless and another 11% or housing on stable 19% of community college students in california or homeless and 10% of csu students are homeless. this is a huge problem. it's a moral failure. we need to do everything in our power to create more student housing a lot of it fast. how do you respond to the folks who are going to push back likely against this kind of legislation ? how do you respond to the argument that we should? we should be freezing enrollment levels at these universities until we have built enough housing for students. we need to do both the idea that we should be denying california young people t

limited sanctions at the white house announced today. those are only against the breakaway regions not against russia itself, and those sanctions were announced before putin signed the decree ordering peacekeeping troops to the breakaway regions, is there going to be a separatist response from the white house to that move by putin? >> yes, alex, there will the statements they put out tonight in an immediate response to the -- although not surprising that president putin took indicated that we would have a further actions that will be taken tomorrow. we'll continue to assess what russian does overnight, based on the steps they've already taken today which are clear and direct violations of the only agreement that exist between the various parties, to the ukraine conflict, the mings government. we'll be's imposing sanctions on russia tomorrow. >> okay, can you give us a sense of the lines here, the u.s. and allies have said -- crippling economic sanctions, crippling economic measures will be put in place if russia further invades ukraine.