who did you buy the house from? we bought it from a couple who were getting divorced, they didn't say that the house had any. tax debts? nothing? no, you didn't ask them? no, i thought i only had to pay my own taxes, i didn't know there was such a debt, i. had no way to verify the information, i didn't know what i know now, i didn't even know where to find out all this, and you didn't send a request to the district authorities to defer payments so that you could have time to collect the required amount, i did, i went to the tax office on all floors when i was going to work and i didn't hear anything from anyone except 5,800 in cash, how much? you paid them 3,500 for the house, and how much could you offer now to buy this house at auction, i have about 400, this is not even enough for registration, 500 is needed for registration, and you didn't try to take out a loan, this is not an option, why, well my income doesn't allow it, and what is your income, only 2.0 dollars a month? we have two children, my husband works,

so getting people in the shelter is a first step towards housing. housing resolves homelessness. but what if homelessness is not our only problem? what if the barrier to shelter and housing is mental illness or substance use? we don't just need more beds, we need different beds decent basement. today is exciting and it's a step in the right direction. >> thank you. thanks mark. thank you. >> i'm happy to take questions. i'll just tell you that mark and i talk every day. sometimes it's 3 or 4 times. you do amazing work out on the street every single day. so on behalf of all of us, thank you and your team. >> happy to take questions. yeah. our donors are out to set and maybe they want to participate it feasibility study for site. >> i was not. the answer is this is to the funds. there are no prerequisites and nothing on the donation. they know the goal here and our team is able to spend it. how they want to. >> what is the goal in terms of number of points? it's a good question. what our goal is is is to get the right beds up. we have to meet people where they're at. this is a good

the speaker pro tempore: w ithout objection. >> last night the house rules met and reported house rule providing for consideration of h.r. 276, the gulf of america act under a closed room and provides one hour of debate controlled by the committee on natural resources and provides one motion to recommit. additionally the rule provides for h.r. 881, the d.h.s. restrictions on the confucius institute and chinese entities of concern act to be considered under a closed rule and provides one hour of debate by the committee on homeland security or designees p. we're here to debate a rule on two pieces of legislation beginning with h.r. 276, the gulf of america act. mr. speaker, h.r. 276 is straightforward, it permanently renames the gulf of mexico as gulf of america and directs federal agencies to update their maps to incorporate the new name. president trump directed it a few months ago and we're using our article 1 to show the importance to our country and provide for consideration of h.r. 881, the d.h.s. restrictions on confucius institutes and chinese concerns act. the chinese communist

this house has all the components and pillars of an aristocratic house.the right, this house consists of an entrance vestibule, a vestibule, and the northern part of the mansion consists of tulip-shaped halls, and the southern part or nasr khoun is made of carved halls and rooms with three and five doors . all the things i mentioned are completely in this mansion . gathered. mr. shaban kazemi tavakoli tavakoli shaban tavakoli tavakoli what is the name of the house mr. tavakoli the name of the house is abdul khun abdul samad it was originally the house of abul qasem khan well it passed down to his son abdul samad khangeh ah then razmjoo what razmjoo was their family. yes one of the old houses in the village of qahi this is the house that we are inside now it has two living rooms it has two living rooms and yes then the plaster or stone columns this is this plaster this is the middle of the wood yes and from this interesting carvings i think it belongs to the qajar period no yes yes this has a secret and mysteries from the time of this house now we want to

the house will be in order. the house will be in order. members will remove their conversations from the floor. the house will be in order. members will remove their conversations from the floor. the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. scalise: thank you, mr. speaker. this week we say good-bye to a longtime member of my staff and also a long-known member here, long-known face here on the floor of the house, ben napier. ben started his career on the rules committee and he's been a part of steam scalise for nearly a decade starting as floor assistant and working his way all the way up to the position he serves today, floor director of the house of representatives, for the last six years. nobody knows the ins and outs of floor procedure better than ben. he's a trusted presence and familiar face on the floor to all members. ben has had a h

to do this , it supports the reconstruction of the worst houses in each eu member state. housing doesinto the anatomy of european values. freeing three orphaned otter cubs to put them in a box may not be so easy. the tiny squirrel does not want to be with her treated like a child. and this pack of mongooses will soon move, but they don’t want to sit in a cage at all. nanny for animals. we never divided the victory into ours and someone else’s, we will always remember the help of the allies of the united states of america. britain, france, other states of the anti-hitler coalition. 20 years have passed, today the kremlin and its propaganda are dividing the victory. they declare that the help of the western allies was weak, blame them for all their troubles, call them revanchists and even eurofascists. russia's decisive contribution to the defeat of nazi germany the authorities consider it indisputable, but sometimes they share the laurels of the winner depending on the political situation. on the eve of the eightieth anniversary of the end of the second world war, donald trump said tha

live coverage of the house starts now. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me? receive us into this new week, o god. we have much to do and much we hope to accomplish. we have planners filled with appointments and dockets boasting desired outcomes, and yet in all honesty, we do not know what today will bring, let alone tomorrow. in the context of the eternity you have fashioned, over which you are lord, we are but missed. like the breath we try to catch as we run from task to task. our lives are ephemeral in the grand scheme of your define design. reorient us then this day to your grace plan rather than counting on our own ability to get things done, may we appeal to your wishes how we should live and what it is we ought to do. humble us in our air against, and disavow us of our self-efficiency. in your mercy, uphold us in your righteousness we would boast only in you. in your sovereign name we pray, amen. the speaker: amen. the chair has has examined the journal of the last

this morning the owner of the house made a fire to warm the house.es, he takes care of us, so that we don't catch a cold. we also vote, be healthy, in the presidential elections. 89 out of 161 residents of the village voted here, how do people vote, a little passively, we can vote in the middle of the road, it doesn't matter where we vote, in a government agency or in some house, the main thing is to vote, we are happy that we are healthy, that everything is calm and above all we are not being bombed, but if we were able to vote, it's already good, there was another house here, but people destroyed it, the last we've been voting for several years... it's so hot here, we lit the stove, since i've been voting, elections have been held like this, sometimes in one house, sometimes in another, it's always been like this, at our age it's good, because we can't travel far by transport, age takes its toll, once everything was in people's houses, and the store in the residents' houses. nothing new has been built here, they keep promising that they will build,

that's how i also approach the biden white house and other white houses. also covered local nose for many years and i see some parallels between trump and a big city mayor. they behave in some ways with similarities. i think that question is also one better asked and better answered by other parts of our paper. we have an entire editorial page of people who think and look at that. every administration shifts things in different ways and trump has a way of making changes in a way that is abrupt. but if you looked at the first administration, the tariffs in place caused all kinds of consternation, headlines, what is he doing, this is crazy. then the biden administration did not lift them. i think we are approaching him and his administration by trying to look carefully at what is the actual policy? what has actually changed? we talked a lot about the press court and the makeup of the press pool. it's one thing to kick out another thing -- kick out a member of a group but another thing to expand it. they can make a strong argument. this is a president that do

for housing to be accessible. we have a housing production model that is based on the vision of the president of burkina faso and that includes the densification of our cities . this includes the construction of high-rise low-rent housing in less developed areas, so that the population explosion in africa and rapid urbanization inevitably raise the issue of housing . currently, 225 million people live in slums, which makes up about 50% of the urban population of the african continent. a powerful and online search engine to find the insurance you want among all companies, third party insurance , body insurance, supplementary health insurance and any type of insurance you need. we are online every day of the week and at your service at all hours of the day . we are b.com. in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, allah , send blessings upon muhammad and his family and grant them speedy recovery. greetings and good morning to you . dear viewers , welcome to the sports news . first, the hesfi cup is

house republicans are trying to jam another g.o.p. tax scam down the throats of the american people. where the overwhelming majority of the benefits will go to the wealthiest 1% of the united states of america, and they want to pay for it by sticking us with additional debt, trillions of dollars of additional debt, and by enacting the largest health care cut in american history along with the largest cut to food assistance in american history, literally taking food out of the mouths of children, veterans, and seniors in this country. it's shameful. the american people do not support this extreme and toxic bill. we are going to hold every single house republican who votes for it accountable. questions? reporter: mr. leader, good afternoon. your statement the other day after there was this incident in newark, you said they bert not touch our members. what happens if they were to go and arrest these members or if they would try to sanction them during the house of representatives? what would you do? mr. jeffries: they'll find out. report

after the death of her husband, the woman decided to share the house with four children, who needed housinghe most. here are three girls who have nowhere to go. and i said, i will try to make sure that each of you has your own corner. go where you want. work where you want, but know that you have your own corner, and divided between three girls a room upstairs, and a boy on the other side, i say, there should be a man in the house. over the years, the woman has faced difficulties with stereotypes, and now she has a house full of children and grandchildren. relatives told me: don't you have children? it's good that you don't, why do you need them? live for yourself, i want to live for the children, believe it or not, i still live for the children today, hello, at least one calved at night, no, not yet, but we are waiting, anna lazar is 40 years old, she is a teacher of mathematics and her halls. sometimes i spend the whole day on the farm, i even think about when my sons will finish work and come to the farm sooner, they come in the evening, after 17:00 after work, and do what i did not have

when we hear on the news the white house reported or the white house commented, we are usually shownn building behind me, but all the important decisions are made in an inconspicuous three-story extension hidden from view behind the trees and bushes in the western wing of the white house. such the inconspicuousness is dictated by the functionality that theodore roosevelt intended for it, and if in its external inconspicuousness the west wing is undoubtedly inferior to the recognition of the main building, it can certainly compete with it. in associations the phrase - the west wing in the usa has long been synonymous with unprecedented political influence. this is a very ceremonial room, some presidents hardly use it, they go there only to sign a law or meet with someone, in size it very small, it has a big desk, two sofas and a couple of chairs, there are several doors, they usually work in the private office next door, and there is also an office up the stairs, so the oval office is very dependent on the president. some people love it and spend all their time there, and for others i

a house for itself .very well, if we accept this view that we are in this house and we all live together in this house , everyone who lives on this planet. this is the life that we live. if we look at this house with this view , they fought and fought and there is no meaning in doing injustice and violating each other and there can be no meaning . what are we fighting about ? an opportunity has arisen for us to live in this house for a while. the fight starts when i don't want to see your rights properly or, on the contrary, others ignore our rights . and this is where the fights and disagreements begin. what israel is doing now is ignoring human rights , expelling some people from their homes, and killing and killing every day , and even talking about humanity. those people who are actually in power and if powerful governments don't think about aggression , there is no conflict . humans should help each other , be with each other . we should help each other . if we have an achievement in health , we can

and en masse, with sponges and rags in their hands, began to go out into the courtyards of their houses, offering to bring their cars into order to visiting motorists, temporarily turning their area into one big car wash. in the nineties, this simple business helped many here survive and feed their children, someone he feeds to this day, although competing with modern car washes with each. is becoming increasingly difficult and it would be good if this were their only problem, but local residents in recent years have been more concerned with another question: will they be allowed to continue living here or evicted and sent to the city outskirts, destroying the houses where their parents, grandparents lived, and living in which today has become truly dangerous for life. if you are not a resident of voronezh and do not know its little city secrets, then most likely you will hardly notice these old two-story houses, painted in the color of dirty ocher, which seem to be hiding behind the abundant greenery of the trees between the noisy burdenko street and rabochiy prospekt, somewhere in the

when i say housing you say now housing. >> housing. housing. oh well that is what we are here for today to make sure that people know that folks who are in recovery need access to housing. >> am i right? >> you know there are thousands of people in our city right now who are continuing to struggle with drug addiction but they've made the courageous step towards recovery. and it is time that our state stopped standing in their way and start standing with them. >> people who are seeking recovery who have gone into treatment, who have said i want to get away from drugs. they deserve our support. they deserve a place to live where they can continue that journey to sobriety. and for folks who know that the worst thing that you could do for them is to put them back in an environment where drug use is openly allowed. our laws right now require that do not provide any funding from the state for recovery housing, drug free housing, sober living. and and here's what we're here to say with all of these folks who have lived it firsthand. recovery works. re

white house fellows. please go ahead and have a seat. u.s. navy and we've invited them to join in a conversation on their roles, their own leadership, the impact of the navy and those who have served in the navy, who gone on to roles of leadership in the white house, specifically six of them who have become president of the united states for the three social aids. a native of paris, france, lieutenant commander james, commissioned through candidate school in july 15 as a surface warfare officer, then to the intelligence community. james has completed tours at the cia and is currently serving the joint staff joint isr operations center. lieutenant john, a proud graduate of duke university, he was through officer candidate school in april of 2018. he graduated the naval nuclear power training command and served on the uss san juan, where he served as assistant operations officer, completing three deployments. after that he reported to the cno staff at the pentagon, where he currently serves as strategic pla

this house. " losing the house doesn't matter. losing the house doesn't matter at all. what was really valuable to us was the main pillar of our life that was lost. may god have mercy on our father. it's very cold. it's almost five in the morning and it's very cold. hafiza is from an african tribe. she knows that if the support forces they will take over the city, what will happen to him ? since the war started , i have been following the events in el-jinina on social media. what happened to masalita has come to my mind. what bothered me most of all was the fear that the same disaster would happen to el-fasher. for example, oh my, the water is so cold . hafizah menahel and mustafa decided to leave el-fasher. staying in el-fasher is dangerous . el-fasher has become a scary place. people are trapped on all sides. menahel is heading towards central darfur, which is further away from the conflict zone. this damn war has driven us out of our dearest place, el-fasher. i can't describe it. very sad. mustafa is going to a camp outside the

like yours are old, how old is this house, we don’t know either, no, well yes, our house is alreadys old, yeah, this house is 60 years old, yeah, my husband and i have been living there for 60 years together. do you like tourists or would it be better not to come here what now for let him come well there who does they benefit from tourists who do nothing and they what they have nothing well come nothing we are hospitable people accept guests love and guests and wish everyone to arrive happily leave happily stay his hospitality gor demonstrated to us practically from the first minutes of our stay here, all you had to do was ask the local old-timers for directions, here is a repeater , yeah, then i look the platform, and there is the troll's tongue, then to yours, then there you can go down to the village, you can go down from there, you can go down from here, as you wish, you can try homemade if you want to try, no, thank you very much, okay, all the best to you , at the top, where people used to live in the towers, now only visiting tourists go there, locals rarely go up there, if o

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not all historic houses of marvast have the same situation as the house of chaharfast, some are abandonedcome here during a normal day, you wouldn't feel the same. inside this house, you're surrounded by some precious objects, antique home appliances, traditional decorative items and handicrafts that can take you back in time. maybe to the time that the local governors of the safavid and gajar dynasties ruled this part of the country, maybe to the time that the people of marvas lived simple lives away from the hustle and bustle of big cities. after visiting the most iconic structure of marvas and a couple of historical houses, the young people of the city surprised us by or heroic sport, which nowadays being performed to welcome visitors to most historical cities and places. when we were thinking about eastern culture and specifically iranian culture, image of the curve automatically comes to your mind, curves are everywhere in iranian architecture, specifically in desert cities. houses, mosks, temples with mesmerizing domes. another famous structure of mast is called gombadi, which means

tour of the white house. the white house is, of course, public property.donald trump. >> there are all sorts of restrictions under the hatch act on using that for campaign purposes. i don't even think there are. i'm not unaware of the restrictions using them for. >> personal financial. >> purposes. >> because that's. >> such egregious corruption that no other president has ever done it. >> justin son, remember. >> also was being investigated by the sec and after he gave $75 million, invested 75. >> million. >> in donald trump's crypto. >> firm. >> all of a sudden those sec charges were dropped. so we're just seeing. >> the corruption. >> in plain sight. >> that clearly it's right in the middle of plain sight. now, obviously, i don't expect attorney general pam bondi to investigate this, obviously. but if it were any other justice department, wouldn't they investigate this? >> well, look. i think we have to stop saying obviously she's not going to investigate it. okay. in the first trump administration that well, whether whether she i mean, do i think she w

site supportive housing, rapid rehousing and the housing ladder program. the overall inventory is available on our website via the link included on the slide here. >> and in march we moved 189 people into permanent housing within the homelessness response system 142 of those folks were adults. 30 were families with children and 17 were young adults. so far this fiscal year 1699 households have moved out of homelessness into h. funded housing as of april 14th 2025 hsc h has an 8.7% vacancy rate in our site based supportive housing portfolio. of the 763 vacancies 315 have move ins and process and that's an increase by six from last month 386 are offline and 62 are available for referral. we continue to focus on reducing the number of units offline in our system while the percentage of units offline has not changed over the past few months which is frustrating the dynamic de dynamic on the ground is shifting. we have reduced the median length of time that units are offline and the number of units offline for more than 90 days has decreased over the past few m

well, we bought the house a long time ago, and then the housing authority came to me and said my house to foreclosure. at first i thought it was some kind of joke, until a forensic audit confirmed that it was true. who did you buy the house from? we bought it from a couple who were getting a divorce, and they didn't say what the house was. were there any taxes owed? not a word? no, you didn't ask them? no, i assumed, that i should pay only my taxes, i didn't know that there was such a debt , i had no opportunity to check the information, i didn't know what i know now, i didn't even know where to find out all this, and you didn't send a request to the district authorities so that they would defer payments, and you could have time to collect the necessary amount, you did, i went to the tax office on all floors as if i were going to work and i didn't hear anything from anyone except 5,800 in cash, how much? you paid them 3,500 for the house, and how much could you offer now to buy this house at auction, i have about 400, this is not even enough for registration, you need 500 for registrat

, is this her house?king after her grandfather, and he was disabled, he was a first-group invalid, but he died, she was just helping a stranger, that is, it turns out that your mother-in-law lives with the neighbors, and not with you, yes, the mother-in-law is across the street, i don't know why she went there, but you didn't kick her out of the house, your mother-in-law accuses you of blatant ingratitude in the studio nadezhda eeryomina, hello, nadezhda, hello, good afternoon, what are you, you bastard , lying to everyone here, but tell me honestly , tell me honestly, how long will you mock me over me you kicked me out of the house you were killing me you threw me out send stuck house send you why you why tell the truth i'm telling she kicked me out and said choose a dog from the yard dog. yard i'll poison her, then i'll poison you, you won't live here, i left, the dog, i said the dog, because my children are afraid of this dog, she kicked me out, i didn't kick her out, it's not true, nadezhda, i want to

jack watson the house courier drives to the white house. he passes guarded gates along the drive to the west wing, which is the center of executive power. and where the president transacts his business, the president signs the bill and it becomes a law of the land. however, the president refuses to sign bill of which he does not approve. this is called a veto and the president usually prepares a veto message which explains his. the vetoed and message are sent back to congress. and this ends the matter. unless congress can pass bill over the veto by a two thirds vote of both houses. and then it becomes a law. the president's signature. the president can also appear in person before a joint session. congress to explain a, veto or to propose legislation. congress is then free to accept or reject president's suggestions. and then it starts all over again. the great lawmaking assembly line goes on passing bills, creating laws as diversified as a nation's itself. however, labor nation or defense government departments, regulation of transportatio

. the second place is the house of bon, which means rain in farcy, a beautiful adobe house that trulyry high. this is the underground room and there is about 15 to 20 degrees celsius temperature difference comparing it to upstairs, so making it a perfect... room to chill and maybe take a nap during the hot days of summer, also during the cold days of winter, this is going to be a very warm room and area of the building. few steps down and this tiny little room even gets cooler, a ideal perfect place to keep your fruits and vegetables during the hot days of summer. natural cooling system. you exciting recipe create an experience that i will take with me from bought on guest house. the exciting thing about all these traditional guest houses is the fact that they're all different in some way. one is famous for its traditional elements, one is known for its design and decorations, and the other has some very moving stories about the people, the people who lived there, the people who run it now, their families and their relatives, local people of different regions of iran, full of love and

i need a house, but the deal has to happen. as soon as possible, primary or secondary market, the housepreferably with furnishings, so let's see what we have, you know, according to your requirements, unfortunately, not so much, here, perhaps, is one. oh, i greet you, great financier, the ruler of financial flows, hello, hello, hello, dear, i saw the results, what results, ah, to cut down so much in one day, and listen, in my opinion the model works, it works like a charm, you buy a shovel, soon we will be raking in money, well , okay, first we need to check, maybe we were just lucky, are you a bore? i love you, listen, i think we need to celebrate, i'm definitely going to get drunk today, you know, i feel a bit awkward asking, can i get some of what i earned, right now , here you go, son, i'll give you some pocket money anyway, here's the pin code, it's all a trifle compared to what's going to happen next, you'll see, thank you, thank you, dear. so, what bar are we going to? sorry, i can't make it today, i have things to do. well, i understand, it's all up to you. just spend the money

, and a store, in the houses of residents." nothing new has been built here, they keep promising that they will build, but so far nothing has changed. in total, on november 3, during the second round of the presidential elections, five polling stations were opened in residential buildings across the country. without prohibitions, restrictions, the current time in telegram, everything in one place, on a convenient platform free of censorship, telegram channel - current time, subscribe share with friends. the second anniversary of the war, for this date we have prepared unusual release. for 5 years, the project in ukraine has introduced viewers in several dozen countries around the world to the most remote corners of our country and its unique inhabitants. i. it may even seem that you are somewhere in western ukraine, but this is the frontline donbass, you want to feel the flax and get bored with lenk dishes, that is, you need to eat cabbage rolls with broth, and scania nova is a village, well , very small, but very famous. this

the house with long installments , you have to come to the house of everything, all iranian. solution is for you, who has a small bed, a sofa and a mattress , a bicycle for yourself . this is that you have to come to a thankless house so that you will be surprised by the purchase at this price, all the equipment for the house with long installments, you have to come to the house. everything, all the iranian things, in the cities of qom, isfahan and the only branch in tehran in the house of afsariyeh, it is impossible to steal my phone. no one dares to come near me at all then i bought a guard and a shockproof bag for it. there is no program to find saman mobile phone insurance to install the application. send the number one to 2250 saman insurance in the name of god, the most gracious, the most merciful peace be upon you , dear compatriots, you are watching the news section at 5 pm. hebrew sources reported that fires have broken out again in occupied jerusalem. according to the report of the israeli channel 12 , fires have broken out in several places on the highway near tel

like yours, old, we don't know how old this house is either, no, well yes, our house is already 60 years old, yeah, this house is 60 years old, yeah, my husband and i have been living together for 60 years. do you like tourists or would it be better not to come here now , why let them come , well, whoever does it, they get benefits from tourists who do nothing, and what do they have nothing for , well, come, nothing, we are hospitable people, we welcome guests , we love guests and we wish everyone a happy arrival, happy arrival leave happily stay his hospitality gor demonstrated to us practically from the first minutes of our stay here, all we had to do was ask the local old-timers for directions, here is the repeater , yeah, then there is the viewing platform, and there is the troll's tongue, then the kupa, so you can go down to the village there, you can go from there and you can go down, you can go from here, as you wish, you can, if you want to try home-made ones, you want to try them, no, thank you very much, all the best to you. up there, where people used to live in the towers, no

these budget recommendations in these housing programs such as general housing and housing, family housingd our emergency shelter needs will help the most vulnerable in our city who are in dire need. so by investing in these areas we can make a significant impact on the lives of those experiencing homelessness and assuring a better future for our community. >> thank you. q hello, my name is darla wall . in 2020 i was pregnant with my daughter and homeless. thanks to funding from these property and everything, my daughter and i were able to achieve stability at our first apartment. i was able to go to college and now i work at jilani house transitional shelter supporting moms and babies that were in a position just like my. unfortunately we have seen that sometimes these mom get these one year vouchers and it's just not enough. some of them are going back into homelessness and they are at risk of losing their homes. so not only are these vouchers necessary but they need extension and more time. time to go to school. time to get careers and time to achieve stability for their families. i urg

the clerk: house calendar number 28. house resolution 426. resolved that upon adoption of this resolution, it shall be in order to consider in the house the joint resolution, s.j. res. 13 , providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, united states code, of the rule submitted by the office of the comptroller of the currency of the department of the treasury relating to the review of applications under the bank merger act. all points of order against consideration of the joint resolution are waived. the joint resolution shall be considered as read. all points of order against provisions in the joint resolution are waived. the previous question shall be considered as ordered on the joint resolution and on any amendment thereto to final passage without intervening motion except, one, one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on financial services or their respective designees, and two, one motion to commit. section 2. upon adoption of this resolution it shal

this house on the right is where our house used to be . i have a lot of memories of this house . that sumac tree behind it used to be full of fruit bats. they would come and scream all night. life was very good. it was very good . it happens very suddenly. one day my wife came home and said nothing. we had nothing left. she kept telling me not to worry , not to worry, it would be fine . but one day she finally confessed . it was a saturday and she said we had no money left. the moving company came and took all our belongings . i had never thought about becoming homeless. i had never thought about becoming homeless . i had never thought about it. australians. people believed that owning a home led to a better life . a home is more than bricks and mortar. it's more than a roof over your head. a home is a refuge. a safe place that gives us security and it gives a sense of belonging. australia was called the land of luck. the land of hope and opportunity. there was a myth that if you worked hard enough , you could achieve anything. many people's goal was to have a thousand-square-met

the white house.s a complex of buildings and structures located on the square 5,100 km and a territory of 7.2 hectares. in photographs and video footage it may seem that the complex itself is small, but this is a deceptive feeling. 132 rooms, 35 bathrooms, 412 doors, 147 windows, 28 fireplaces, eight staircases, three elevators. in the center, the main historic building, designed by james hoben. it is connected to the west and east wings by colonnades, the main building has six floors, including two underground and one attic, the living quarters of the presidential family are located on the third floor, where access is closed to the public and guests, here are the central hall, the yellow oval hall, the bedroom of the president and his family, guest rooms. on the second and first floors are the historical halls, dining rooms for official ceremonies, banquets and ceremonial receptions. blue, red and green halls, family and ceremonial dining rooms, the eastern hall of diplomatic receptions, porcelain gi

no, it's already a different house. if it's a different house. there are no doors to go in?re was a door here, how can you buy a house without doors? i just ask you for 1 euro first, it's like buying three cigarettes, you know, that's the whole point, it's such an adventure, there are no doors, one euro, great, well you can tear it down and build a new one, no, that's terrible, why? firstly, because it's beautiful. it's our identity, you know, this stone, it is found only here, it is handmade and it is ringing like a kulkal. fabrito is a hereditary resident of soleni. not only a realtor, his own cafe, a farm. his father said that there were no cars in the city until the nineties. the city was built intimately, cozy, to live. like a large sicilian family, so not everyone can become a buyer of italian real estate here, almost for nothing. what if i am a long-distance driver, i do not read books, i do not like art, but i want a house in italy for 1 euro. are you ready to repair it? no, i want to demolish it and build a new one. then i'll find you some empty land. our idea is to

you can buy apartments here. a house is for 1 euro, houses, the basement of a house for sale this is an arab arch from the arab period of arab rule over sicily, that is, we are talking about the 9th century, not barons' houses, nor the mafia, but the idea to sell dilapidated half-ruined houses for euros appeared. it was here in salem that the ex-mayor decided to resist the destruction of the historical center, to sell abandoned houses here for the price of a cup of coffee. yes, all because after the earthquake in 1968 , many people received payments for destroyed houses and fearfully built new ones elsewhere. these are the ones that remained. empty, there are no people, they are abandoned, people were afraid to stay after the earthquake and just left. do you have homeless people in abandoned houses here? no, we don't have homeless people. how long have these houses been like this? 10 years, 20. these houses have been abandoned for much longer, 30-50 years, that's how they were left after the earthquake. only pigeons and cats live here. no, you can't go inside, it's walled up. what ex

do house democrats support some sort of emergency assistance? on how the economy is moving forward and the decision because of these tariffs? rep. jeffries: donald trump and house republicans are crashing the economy in real time, raising the cost of living, hurting farmers, hurting small businesses, and hurting everyday americans, and driving us whatever session. the best thing that could be done is for donald trump and house republicans to change direction. none of this was promised or talked about. i think we were promised, what, a golden age in the united states of america? not a recession. but that is what republicans are bringing about. so yes, we are going to continue to stand up for our farmers. but the farmers also need a belief fr -- relief from the reckless approach to the economy that is actively hurting them and the american people. reporter: thank you, leader. we hear a lot from republicans who would like for democrats to keep talking about the immigration issue because they feel this is an issue that the majority of americans are

the down payment starts from 20% of the cost of housing. this case, you can use maternity capital, a family mortgage on the secondary market is obviously more profitable, since this is the difference in interest rates, if we have a family mortgage at a rate of 6%, conditionally issuing 6 million, the client, the client's monthly payment is approximately 3,500 rubles, then compared to market conditions, where the lowest rate is around 23%, of course it will be four times more in payment, this is a huge difference in the bank's overpayment. so, let's repeat the main thing: from april 1, family mortgages are available on the secondary housing market in many russian cities. families with a child up to 6 years old inclusive will be able to use the program. at the same time, the house must be no older than 20 years and not recognized as emergency. the loan rate is 6% per annum, the term is up to 30 years. the maximum loan amount is 6 million rubles. but it is possible to issue a special loan of up to 15 million. remaining. about family mortgage,

place is the house of boran, which means rain in farse, a beautiful adobe house that truly representsrently back in the old days they were building these stairs very high. this is the underground room and there is about 15 to 20 degrees celsius temperature difference comparing it to upstairs, so making it a perfect room to chill and maybe take a nap during the hot. days of summer, also during the cold days of winter, this is going to be a very warm room and area of the building, few steps down and this tiny little room even gets cooler, a ideal perfect place to keep your fruits and vegetables during the hot days of summer, natural cooling system, you know why? because it's connected to the window room. بعد این خیلی براش عجیب بود این بو و ناشناخته بود خیلی لذت بخش بود من تا حالا همچون بوی حس نکردم خیلی there is always a time to say goodbye to even the most beautiful things in this world what you take from that location or moment is usually what you see or experience towards the end, an unforgettable taste with a beautiful color and very exciting recipe create an experience that i will

that's a great thing about the white house. you can make anything white house story.d everything is a white house story. for me it's the best job that there is a reporter. i believe that my bones because of it. it also means we are all by nature generous. in some ways so are most people out there as readers. the specialist on our teams that are much smarter than i am from strattera's policy. or defense policy or individual issues. my job is talk to them and still down there expertise for the general public. >> i hate it when a moderator inserts his own story into other things that ai'm to do that right now. during the republican primary i wanted to do a profile of the -- in his early days he was walking around telling everybody that he understood they could cut government by 75% without congress. i remember sitting down with him and saying, but there is something called the ac impoundment control act it says that it's a law back 1974 that the government must spend what congress appropriated. there's another law called the antideficiency act which says the president mu

he's the white house deputy of staff. should sleep better at night knowing that this levelheaded man is helping to guide our nation. this is nick calio, the head of our office of legislative affairs. i had just said to him, nick, what are the chances of the senate passing in more. nick? nick, really prepares me. well, when the congressional leaders down for meetings. here he is testing out a whoopee we're going to use on senator byrd. but we really have a highly group down at the white house, no matter what the task at hand. each of us gives 110%. the truth. the door to the oval office has little peephole. this is karen hughes in on me. this is karl rove peeping in on the this is condi rice peeping in. spot has her own people. this is andy card peeping in on me. and ladies and gentlemen. this is the vice president of the united states looking through a peephole. and --, i hope you're not doing what it looks like you're doing. this photo actually has nothing to with anything. i thought i'd show it. do you, however, it's th

in mashhad, we have three types of houses , we have one type of house that is actually from the first qajar period. it is considered that it has a vestibule entrance and a completely separate space . we have a second style that is actually the second qajar period, which is actually the middle of the end of the qajar period, which starts with a small courtyard and one or two rooms and then enters the living room and all that. and we also have a dominant style that is in the contemporary period, which has less decorations, not so much . and the decorations in khorasani houses in mashhad are not so much because we try more to form the house in simplicity and calm design. then there is a question about the walls themselves and how these houses are actually preserved after 200 years. we can see, i would like to tell you that in the past , it was usually like this: by excavating and digging , they would use the soil there as materials and shafts and prepare the house. and because i built the houses a little lower , there were two reasons: first, when there was a war , anyone who wanted to e

the vshinors, i found their house, then i found out that she lived there in that little house in the attic. here it is, that house, in the attic of which marina lived for 2 months with her daughter in avšinory, also in autumn, the weather is like now, cold, damp, her husband, sergey ifron, studies in prague, at the faculty of philosophy of charles university, they do not have money to rent a place in the capital, so marina and ariadna, alya, as her mother calls her, find themselves in the attic of a house in a village near prague. the house was rebuilt, but the attic has been preserved, as well as this tiny window, from which... looked at the church on the hill and the cemetery beneath it. here, in this house, 101 years ago, marina tsvetaeva celebrated her thirtieth birthday. the owners of the house let us in, we climbed into the attic and somehow, in complete darkness, there was no light there and there still is not, we removed that very window. under that window stood the table on which marina cooked and wrote: darkness, cold, terribly cramped. you can only stand up to your full he

east bay housing has been using the chan zuckerberg initiative funding to run housing oriented events and pay staff salaries while advocating for affordable housing. they've received more than $600,000 from the group, its second largest source of funding. other groups have pulled in millions of dollars. now, they say, the need for affordable housing is only getting bigger. and for us, this work can't stop building this movement and leading this movement cannot stop, especially here in silicon valley andn santa clara county. and so we're right now looking to other funders to really step up. and without chan zuckerberg, east bay housing says the future is cloudy. so i know that we will be resilient and get through this. and right now it's a very it's a very challenging time. now, in addition to the money given to housing nonprofits, chan zuckerberg has also given millions of dollars to support housing related ballot measures. jessica. okay. thank you. scott. you bet. developing right now. chp gave the all clear after an explosive scare this afternoon in berkeley. police have been checki

housing is allocated for construction, purchase and housing deposit assistance by introducing applicants from the aforementioned institutions. the central bank has announced a maximum of 400 million tomans for these facilities . the central bank has issued instructions for qarz-ul-hasan housing facilities for the deprived to banks and that the registration of housing deposits has also been resumed. the deputy director general of the housing planning office of the ministry of roads and urban development said: the housing loan and deposit registration system has been made available and applicants have the opportunity to view the queue of banks. masoudi added: in the update. new inquiries the response will be within 48 hours. the ceiling for housing loans and deposits for applicants in tehran is 275 million tomans, in provincial centers 210 million tomans, in other cities 140 million tomans and in villages 55 million tomans . dust has polluted the air in the western and southwestern cities of the country. the infiltration of dust from iraq has put the air quality in the provinces of khuzest