(clapping.) >> that's correct larry and thank you for thanking the hud staff i want to thank the hud staff for not only this project but the many projects i'm sure we'll work together regardless 69 federal proimsz so with that, i want to introduce someone that needs no introduction i think along with supervisor kim the two are incredibly committed to making that city for all as the mayor likes to say a champion of affordable housing for many, many years has worked in this field as a participation and now as an elected it official and policymaker he is something that i think made it clear this is a huge priority not only in this term with that i want to introduce mayor ed lee (clapping). >> thank you doug doug in many ways this is an honor of you and certainly of our wonderful combination between you and st. anthony's i want to be here because i've known vourgz and want to say thank you to jane kim we both continue this record pace of cutting ribbons and opening doors of opportunity and praising our developers our nonprofits our service provides in this community it wasn't long ago th

i believe hud, there needs to be some tightening up as far as hud is concerned in giving the landlord's more the way or more support. the landlords need more support in dealing with the tenants. you call the local section eight office, lots of problems. they don't care. host: that is calvin in auburn, georgia. is the federal government fighting that there are fewer landlords wanting to take section eight vouchers? is there any concern about not having enough to fill the vouchers they have? guest: the limitations on the program are set by the amounts of money given by washington to pay for these vouchers. it is not the availability of landlords. in fact, there are a lot of landlords in many communities who are effectively slumlords who love to participate in the section eight program, and are quite happy to use that as an income source. in some cases these fair market rents mean that they are getting paid even more advanced than if they would put those properties on the actual market. there are quite a lot of landlords, but the question is if there are landlords and middle income communi

new hud rules. the government can withhold moneys from communities that fail to address segregation issues. we want to get your calls as to whether or not you support or oppose this idea. for those who supported -- we want to begin with this sunday morning editorial from "the new york times." here is what it says. " thene end of federally financed ghettos." the supreme court issued an important ruling what it reminded state and federal government that the fair housing law bars them from spending federal housing money in racial segregation -- host: tell us what you think about these new housing rules put in place by hud. laura kusisto is following this for "the wall street journal." thank you very much for being with us. laura: no problem at all. host: let's talk about these rules. as the editorial stood, there is an editorial in "the wall street journal." this is saying, not in my neighborhood. "the new york times" points out this is the intent of the law put in place in 1968. what is going on here?

andrew had actually given de blasio his first job in politics at hud. it was all going to be fine until de blasio 173% of the vote in the very area that is cuomo's stronghold. cuomo lost most counties in the state last year. just downstate here. here's a guy who is really popular among his voters which change the power dynamic and has made a much more evenly balanced, it is made this sort of ongoing spat between them that much more fascinating to watch. >> so he outfoxed de blasio on charter schools with a rally in albany. >> yes. >> and got the better of him. but now and this postdates your book cuomo seems to have alienated most of the teachers in the state of new york over his views on teaching evaluation. there are a number of parents who are also upset. that's a lot of voters. >> it is a lot of voters. i mean you know -- >> will they stay mad? >> i think they will. at the risk of offending some of you, i actually rather admire him for trying to do something about the education system, and i think the teachers unions have too much power and that it

. >> it will follow the hud guidelines and approved by hud and it is approved by the housing authority commission. >> i know it goes through that commission but for staff as an attachment. >> we'll give it to you as part of our information when you take action. >> okay. >> great thank you. >> sorry did someone make a motion and i missed it. >> that was only information. >> i called them together and oh all right. yeah. >> good afternoon, commissioners environmental planning the item before you is the certification of the final environmental impact report for the sunnyvale va last could hope sf project that is a voinl vibrant environmental impact report statement for the eir e i s that satisfies the national interim act it was approved by the maumd i'm joined by my colleagues from the mocd and the project sponsors are here draft eir e i s two public hearing was held at the regular commission meeting on january 22nd, 2015, the public comment closed on january 22nd and the response document was published following publication of the comments and responses document a letter was received fr

i believe hud, there needs to be some tightening up as far as hud is concerned in giving the landlord's more the way or more support. the landlords need more support in dealing with the tenants. you call the local section eight office, lots of problems. they don't care. host: that is calvin in auburn, georgia. is the federal government fighting that there are fewer landlords wanting to take section eight vouchers? is there any concern about not having enough to fill the vouchers they have? guest: the limitations on the program are set by the amounts of money given by washington to pay for these vouchers. it is not the availability of landlords. in fact, there are a lot of landlords in many communities who are effectively slumlords who love to participate in the section eight program, and are quite happy to use that as an income source. in some cases these fair market rents mean that they are getting paid even more advanced than if they would put those properties on the actual market. there are quite a lot of landlords, but the question is if there are landlords and middle income communi

is the secretary of hud hillary clinton's choice for the vp? >> wow. i do not know but he is a very attractive lead erer. he's very popular in san antonio. a lot of folks have talked about him. >> east texas. latinos just got a big win. >> i think he should be on the list but who knows what ultimately happens. >> i was just hoping for a yes or a no. okay. thank you. also here in new york thank you to lisa rice and thank you to james perry. tom and basil will return later in the program. but up next the bold reform that could keep thousands of low-level offenders out of jail and, still to come the judge who gives defendants homework assignments. what we can learn from her courtroom. ♪ to steady betty. to steady betty. fire it up! ♪ am i the only one with a meeting? i've got two. yeah we've gotta go. i gotta say it man this is a nice set-up. too soon. just kidding. nissan sentra. j.d. power's "highest ranked compact car in initial quality." now get 0% financing or a great lease on the nissan sentra. ♪ happy anniversary dinner, darlin' can this much

i was told by hud that there was nothing they could do. guest: are you paying the same about of money for your two-bedroom the work for the one-bedroom? caller: no, actually when i came here it was less. i was paying $120 here. now they raise it to 194 dollars. my income is just $700. you can see where that is rough with electric -- i'm sorry, i have to have cable and internet cup i don't want to give that up, but i don't know what to do. i have a flat tire for two months. my kids finally fixed it yesterday. it is a difficult. host: on the cost of living increases, are these decisions made on the local level or are there federal formulas? guest: hud sets the rate. it is up to the federal government that you will pay 30% of your income. one of the things hud is working on is considering a pilot program where it says, let's calculate the fair market rents differently. let's take into account that dupont circle in washington is a much more expensive place to live that some places east of the river. let's establish that the fair market rent va

una opción es conseguir el consejo de un asesor certificado por hud en asuntos de vivienda. es absolutamente gratis. aprenda más sobre otras alternativas aparte del embargo hipotecario. visite www.makinghomeaffordable.gov. porque el embargo hipotecario no es la única opción. >>la segunda parte de nuestra serie especial los jefes de >>presentamos un recuento de los primeros aÑos de desarrollo de la isla hoy nos hablan de las decisiones que llevaron al paÍs a acumular una deuda de 72.000 millones >>usted tiene su trabajo se realice en 10 aÑos se va a quedar sin empleo. la ley federal hacÍa con un coliseo en una tarjeta de salud para que los ciudadanos >>se vendieran con los actores si son mucha inversiÓn no toda edad efectiva pero dentro de las posibilidades que no podÍa preveer razonablemente para este paÍs el desarrollo econÓmico precisamente ese aÑo pasÓ lo que nadie podÍa imaginar, el gobierno cerrÓ. >>el cierre del gobierno es uno de los eventos mÁs importantes en historia econÓmica de puerto rico, no porque se cierre causara algo legislativo sino porque

by a factor of 10 to 1, it out numbers huds budget that pays of every other low income housing group in the nation. for the city and county of san francisco to use its limited resources to provide assistance to the lowest income people in the city simply balances out what thiboard routinely does. 2 years ago you increased conversion of condo, 10 thousand people all middle income or above. the board passed a ordinance that allowed short term rental uses that took thousands of units out of the housing market including rent controlled units to benefit middle income people. please don't tell me this one measure will unbalance a already unbalanced housing organization. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker please. >> i red all the cards if you would like to speem come up >> good morning. i don't think i need to wait to be called. [inaudible] i lived in san francisco for 36 years since 1976. if you agreed with the arrythmiatic there are 3 years missing. those were years i moved from the city to fremont who took care of my mom and stayed with her 3 years until her death. when i

investors are otherwise keeping an eye on the federal reserve this is the federal reserve has started hud meeting as investors are looking for clues on when and how the fed may be hiking interest rates this year. it is a long-running story, that one, and investors are hoping for some clues when that eating wraps up on wednesday. let's bring you up to date on some other stories we are watching for you. he may no longer be the finance minister of greece but he has making headlines. he is a used -- has accused finance ministers of violating the country's sovereign carry. he is explaining why he drew up a covert plan to hack the greek taxes done. it was part of a contingency plan to set up a parallel banking system. he drew up this plan b on the order of alexis tsipras. >> even before the election victory, alexis tsipras wanted a solution to the liquidity crisis. that is according to his former finance minister. >> i assembled a very able team, a small team, it had to do, because it had to be kept me up to wraps -- completely under wraps for obvious reasons. >> he said they hacked the tax off

that are currently in the inventory and persuade the owners that received some sort of tax credit from hud 15 to 20 years ago that it would be to their advantage to keep the property affordable. >> well that leads to the other questions i was about to pose, and that is how do you enforce the set aside goals? there was a ground breaking a few weeks ago for a set of new units on "u" street. 112 units. 12 of them only 12 are designated a affordable units and some people have cried foul because they say that's not enough. >> i don't know the particulars of that development, but back to your initial point with ms. bonds. we have to know to both insent vise in the private sector and i think both are helpful and both are necessary. there are some for profits developers that get it that want to contribute. that want to be a part of the solution, but there are others that don't. and those are where we have to mandate that if they're going to use public land and dollars and get zoning permits and other things that they have to contribute. i just -- i have seen over the years that you need a healthy

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castro: this is the 50th anniversary of hud. lyndon johnson inaugurated it in 1965. we have made tremendous progress. things like child poverty in that time. we still have tremendous challenges. every couple of years, there is something called the worst case housing needs assessment. the last one we did found there are 7.7 million families out there who are either paying 50% or more of their income in rent, or living in substandard housing or both of those things. just last week, the national low-income housing coalition put out a report with an analysis that said no where in the u.s. can you afford a two-bedroom apartment or home to rent on a minimum wage salary. with the exception of a few communities, people cannot even afford a one-bedroom apartment on minimum wage. you get a sense of the gravity of challenge out there. we want to address that affordable housing issue so more people can live comfortably in a decent, safe place. the second thing we're working with communities on is not just stopping at four walls and a roof. we are beyond that. what i mean by that

t l we hope if billing there will be safety safety sorrow part of what housing in america should be hud we needed an investigation from the housing of justice we have more guns than housing gun killed that young lady if she had a house she wouldn't be dead 3 hundred millions gun and 3 hundred and $20 million people thank you. >> is there any additional public comment. >> hello, i'm wendy and in general, i want to say i support the concept of group housing however, i know if it get built was affordable housing component it would be detrimental to the neighborhood if this project gets built as is others will come we don't want what happened to the mission to happen here it will - and when others come there maybe a skis on the nonprofit that are serving the community at this time i want to hazard a guess that a lot of the residents that will in the sro's earn less than $20,000 a year and this market rate rental the income disparities i wonder whether someone moving into the market rate rental will be making 4 to ten times above that i don't think it will be a good mix i support the idea bu

in-law units are the most affordable kind of non-incentivized housing we according to various studies by hud and berkley and aarp they end to be smaller on the ground floor they're not because of built into existing buildings not finished with the construction first and foremost the infrastructure is in place and needs to be extended into the new units the units are more affordable and assessable for seniors for people with mobility challenges thereby typically on the ground floor they inhollering desnefld so the impacts from a neighborhoods are not significant you'll have a union here and there and spread out so the controls or the proposal here for the remainder is the same that we pass in the castro one in-law unit for any building currently up to 10 units and greater than 10 unit must be constructed within the. >> next speaker, please. >> envelope and using the space not used for residential purposes as nodded if a building is subject to rent control i'll be howard to have your support and i'll now defer to supervisor christensen. >> thank you supervisor christensen welcome. >> thank you

different communities receive different amounts of hud assistance. but again, this is a last-resort option. there are instances and we're not afraid to enforce when we need to, but we want to do every single thing we can to collaborate with communities, work with them and follow the lead of local leaders who want to put better policies in place to ensure that the people who are low income in this 21st 21st century can make it if they're willing to work hard. >> ifill: housing secretary julian castro. thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: now, will college pay off? the question may be on the minds of recent high school graduates and their parents. economics correspondent paul solman takes a look. it's part of our weekly segment, "making sense," which airs every thursday on the newshour. graduation day for the class of 2015 at philadelphia academy. a charter school in northeast philly. (cheers and applause) since mystery here only goes back 12 years, this may be a true superlative but this is also a fairly typical senior class in america these days wit

program the next day, i was told they'll help me find avenue in san francisco i was told about the hud bash program i was repeatedly told 92 no i don't score high enough because i answered no to all the drug questions if i had drug problems i would have been okay. i got a call the next day from social services now i have that i can't find anywhere to live in san francisco i'm repeatedly told i need to live in an sro where some of the behaviors is not something i'm used to if you raise the rents in those places for white male san francisco and not people that look like me not he everybody that needs housing is a stereotype. >> thank you for sharing our story (clapping.) good afternoon, board of supervisors i work at a community advocacy that are for the faith fools and market street for the mass we at faith fools are fight on the corner of hiding in the tenderloin for over 17 years we're in support of commissioner avalos inclusionary group housing to the cities affordable housing legislation take into account the percent ami critically to supporting the most at risk and vulnerable pops

in-law units are the most affordable kind of non-incentivized housing we according to various studies by hud and berkley and aarp they end to be smaller on the ground floor they're not because of built into existing buildings not finished with the construction first and foremost the infrastructure is in place and needs to be extended into the new units the units are more affordable and assessable for seniors for people with mobility challenges thereby typically on the ground floor they inhollering desnefld so the impacts from a neighborhoods are not significant you'll have a union here and there and spread out so the

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west avenue 134th and firefighters watered lawns for half an hour until crews showed up from east bay hud and fixing the water main so water is more precious than ever to the firefighters. >> indeed. >> what is service. >> we will check with mike and a look at the forecast. >> it is a service. they went out of the their way to help another agency conserve water. >> redwood city is 67. a warm spot. everyone else in the low-to-mid 60s inland east bay neighborhoods, danville and blackhawk are the cool spots at 61. walnut creek is 62. pleasant hill, as well, and lafayette at 62. san ramon at 63. same in dublin and pleasanton and livermore and pittsburg at 64. we are in the low-to-mid 60s everywhere until you get to the north calistoga and bodega bay in the mid-to-upper 50s. financial district is 61. redwood city is 63. cupertino and newark at 64 and it is mild. it will be a spring board to temperatures that are close to average inland 80 to 85 and the coast and san francisco is 64 to 69. the bay will be 69 to 79 but it will be breezy even more so, widespread to take over all the bay shoreline

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what we see is as hud disappeared from funding that type of housing. state shutdown redevelopment those organizers are interfering with the ability to have people who can buy housing to do it. a lot of people have jobs, make good wages. >> and there is construction everywhere. there is plenty of room for them to develop, grow move around and get tax breaks. >> office space. yet when it comes to housing there is a lack of it across the board. we have a homeless issue that'sfestering. keeps growing in stature in san francisco. there is a report recently. meanwhile middle class because of the cost. it's beyond high rises. are there any other types of options. >> definitely. >> this is a bay area wide problem. there are all kinds of suburbia that can use it. there are parking lots everywhere. >> entry level house. 833,000. >> yeah too much. >> too much. >> there is plenty of room to grow in san jose. people get upset at you. you have a master's degree in economics. you have worked for housing nonprofits in the past. people get angry at you because you're p

hud said it will continue to follow the families and report again in another 2 years. >>> the number of people newly diagnosed with the aids virus in san francisco has dropped since the epidemic began. it reports 302 people were diagnosed with hiv last year. 177 people died of the disease. health officials say the fda approval of the hiv prevention drug in 2012 was important turning point. increased testing and quick access to treatment are also helping in the fight to eliminate the disease. >>> well, this week fans of the late robin williams will get to see him on the big screen 1 last time. >> the film's name is boulevard. in it williams plays a 6-year- old -- 60-year-old married man who is in denial and juggles a secret life. last night the fans in san francisco got a snack peak at private theater on market street. it's operated by children's charity which helps kids with disabilities. it's a place familiar to williams. >> he used to come in here to do all of his academy voting and he would see the screenings, he used to frequent us quite often. he was not a public person about it

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ywca and the senior center and public housing and hud housing. this is probably one of the only parks that you step down from your stairs and you are in rec and park. in city central. it's an amazing, amazing area. and we're just really excited that a community-driven effort is going forward and wanting to activate it. they are bringing in all of the neighbors and getting their opinions, getting their ideas. and we're just really supportive. supervisor breed also had put money in the add-back process to help this and sle definitely hope to support it financially in the funding process. so thank you everyone, and i will probably do a cartwheel out. >> thank you very much. >> do we have public comment on this item? if so, come on up. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> my name is raymond wade and thank you for having us here today about the buchanan mall. i would like to thank green street, citizen film and exploratorium and tpl to build something so well in an area that has been plagued by bad press. they have done so much beautiful upgrades to p

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uncomfortable conditions for exercising with high hud humidity. if you're going to be going out take the big umbrella. when it rains it will rain hard. most of us will be in the low 80s. still very humid. the one thing that the rain has done or we have seen the weed count the weed and grass count down but the mold count has gone up. if you're feeling stuffy that could be a reason why. 78 to 83. fog probably burning off around tomorrow morning. check out the feels like temperature. this is the heat index. by thursday afternoon the numbers just keep going up. 103 104, maybe 105 or 106 for a period of time on thursday afternoon. and is looking like it will be stormy too. starting at 2:00 and up until about 7:00 on thursday. maybe some high winds also for thursday afternoon. so heads up. thursday likely to be a weather alert day from storm team four. then we still have the heat just not quite as humid. we have got a lot more on the storms. when tall 90s are going break. >> thanks. hope is starting to fade as rescuers expand their search for two 14-yea

hud conditions. dropping into the middle 70's during t the game. it is going to be a soggy afternoon. we will ststart with clclouds. another cool day with highs around 80 degrees. onon and off rain showers. tomorrow e evening, we are optimistic wings wilill start to clear out and ryan out.. better conditions torrow for e fireworks. tomorrow, around 80. sunday looks to be the driest of the next several days. mamay be a a stray storm as possible west of washington. whwhen san thursday, the heat ♪ i'm on the outside ♪ >>> good morning america. it's 8:00 a.m. and so many excited for a huge holiday weekend but a medical mystery keeping this 11-year-old inside. >> i wish i could just go to the beach and have like a good time. >> the rare disorder forcing her out of the sun and the new treatment that could change her life. ♪ i iknow you lie ♪ >>> america ferrera saying thank you to donald trump. turning his words on his head causing so many to unite right now. >>> matt damon's new 'do. the oscar winner shocking fans with this look. >>> it's time t

i look at this video and see this hud armed with a gun it shows what is happening in american society today. these guys destroyed the american business fabric every day in every neighborhood in every community. no business, big or mall is immune. instead of going and get a job all they want to do is job, steel. i'm superintendent michael chipwood, that's my take. more trouble right now for bill cosby. coming up, why thousands of americans also want to get president obama involved in this discussion. it's because there is someone who says he's seen it all and he's not worried one bit and why he says you shoe not be either. we're taking a look now at the conversation. chat with us. we want to know, there's a pole coming up that we want to discuss, we want to know who do you think has the best dance, quickly philly stylist or new york. can you do me a favor, can you follow me at dave warren fox 29 we need to get him up on fuelers. we'll be rye back. hi, i'm chef robert bennett of classic cake and this is your fox p food bite. a delicious summertime treat for the kids. you take a cookie o

. >> reporter: ron hud on's kayak is also covered. >> i've gotten a little bit of stuff on there before, but nothing like this. >> reporter: tar balls are visible and peoples' feet are covered in tar. max picked up a big blob. >> i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: coast guard helicopters are trying to figure out where it is coming from. >> we weren't able to identify any potential source. >> reporter: however, there are pipelines in the area. >> we haven't heard of any facilities losing oil. >> reporter: the sheen is a dozen miles from the site of a massive spill that began on may 19th. that oil ended up on l.a. county beaches. >> it's disturbing there are some accidents in such a short period of time. >> reporter: today's slick left life guards to shut down the ocean to swimmers. >> it's not cool. >> not cool. this is supposed to be the day at the beach. >> reporter: yes. >> there is a great beach. we're making the best of it. >> reporter: it is a beautiful day. and the good news for the beach goers the ocean is now back open. county officials say the water is now safe to

. >> reporter: ron hud on's kayak is also covered. >> i've gotten a little bit of stuff on there before, but nothing like this. >> reporter: tar balls are visible and peoples' feet are covered in tar. max picked up a big blob. >> i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: coast guard helicopters are trying to figure out where it is coming from. >> we weren't able to identify any potential source. >> reporter: however there are pipelines in the area. >> we haven't heard of any facilities losing oil. >> reporter: the sheen is a dozen miles from the site of a massive spill that began on may 19th. that oil ended up on l.a. county beaches. >> it's disturbing there are some accidents in such a short period of time. >> reporter: today's slick left life guards to shut down the ocean to swimmers. >> it's not cool. >> not cool. this is supposed to be the day at the beach. >> reporter: yes. >> there is a great beach. we're making the best of it. >> reporter: it is a beautiful day. and the good news for the beach goers the ocean is now back open. county officials say the water is now safe to

president obama has a racial category list of white communities that if they're more than 50% white to use hud to be able to bring in immigrants to be able to bring in refugees into the watered down white population owners [simultaneous speech] right isn't that's right? no don't you want all whites communities i mean let's be honest about it, okay? >> well i'm being honest. what i want is every community to be able to have independence. if you are looking at the black lives matter protests, i think black community should have black police officers, prosecutors, lawmakers, they should be independent for their own people. i want that for my own people i think hispanics in the southwest should have -- >> slavery is a good thing because it provided food and shelter to black people right? >> first and foremost i did not say that. >> you didn't? >> my north carolina chairman scott terry at a cpac conference a panel on how not to be called a racist said that. what we are talking about 2015, the black community is asking about independence and sovereignty, i say give that to them. >> i'm not sure they

for some reason it lost control, jumped the curb, and then slammed right into the front of fouche's hud sop's funeral -- hudsons funeral home. the teen died at the scene. they identified the man as 17- year-old desean labon. chp officers were the first to respond after this accident. witnesses tell ktvu that there were passengers in that car. as many as four people possibly. who were seen running off after the crash. oakland police are working to track down all of those people that were in the car. we talked to a witness of this crash who said he tried to help the driver. >> i immediately got sick and i couldn't do anything but you know walk towards it and see if anybody needed help. once i got to the car i just realized that that person was probably dead. >> reporter: relatives tell ktvu the victim in this crash was set to be a senior in oakland coming up this fall. the oakland police department called out their major accident investigation team to gather evidence here at scene. they are doing just that. they've been doing thatceps thins accident just before 10:00 last night. we should

the report estimates quote hud will pay as much as $104.4 million over the next year for public housing units occupied by over income families that otherwise could have been used to house eligible low income families in need. and finally, some oklahoma taxpayers are upset about a new resident at the governor's mansion. governor mary fallon's 28-year-old daughter has pitched a trailer on the property after viewers expressed concern, a local tv station determined the trailer is connected to the governor's mansion, meaning the taxpayers are likely footing the utility bills. christina fallon is in the clear, though, while travel trailers are against oklahoma city code, the mansion is exempt because the grounds are on state property. that technicality doesn't make the people who complained any happier. and late-breaking news today, the governor's daughter is removing the trailer. >>> president obama would rarely be sad to see someone in this particular business go away. but john stewart is the exception. the late night host has a close working relationship with the president. it turns out a

. >> if i'm advising hillary, i would pick the secretary of hud, castro. liz: oh, of florida. >> not that he's going to carry texas but a great opportunity to go with a superstar in the hispanic community. liz: and he was a star in san antonio. >> that's very smart, and if i were the republicans, i would pick a hispanic to balance things out. liz: lot of fun, great to have you, hank, ed, thank you so much. >> thank you so much. liz: hank made it through the traffic from yesterday, finally arrived here. closing bell about 12, 13, well, 17 minutes away. hackers successfully hacked a jeep and took control. it's a shocking development for car owners. there is video of it. they took control and drove it off the road. is it a setback for the futuristic cars where we in essence walk into cars, sit down and we're all connected? what role will cybersecurity play in the sales of cars? and automated cars, are they going to have a problem? we ask auto nation ceo mike jackson here next on "countdown." when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill

back when cuomo was the hud secretary under the clinton administration bill de blasio was working under him. so they've known each other for some time and you're still seeing this friction going on for some time behind the scenes now spilling forth publicly. >> he's accusing the governor of acting out of revenge against new york city. that's a major charge. what's the reaction from governor cuomo? >> we don't have reaction specifically but his office is reacting. this comes from the governor's communications director who who says "for those new to the process it takes coalition building and compromise to get things done in government we wish the mayor well on his vacation." he's heading off on his july 4 vacation. this seems to the response of the accusation of being transactional and you sort of see the governor's office framing this in a different way about how you don't get everything you want. but you have to remember this relationship is far from over. these two men need to work together and govern together in tandem so it raises questions about how that will play fourth going on.

the requirements nor that money still has not meant the satisfaction of not only the hud officials but members in the community of the so we should not take monies in time of emergency and find pet projects. if those projects are worthy to be fund the and not emergency sources. i'm concerned we do that. i want to pay a special tribute to the mississippi center of justice who has done a wonderful job in mur suing the extended these funds are consistent are what the inat the present time of what those funds are and the national association for the advance mpt of colored people. they have provided witnesses and testimony and hearings in hearings as well as documentation about the questionable expenditures around hurricane katrina. as one of those individuals who experienced firsthand katrina, our government has to stop up and me our people in need. we have attempted to fix everything that we've identified that didn't work. we saw the interopera built problem. we provided whack vacation routes so they know ohio to lead whether they are handicapped in some form. we have created opportunitie

the other is to pass a highway bill a transportation bill transportation and hud put together, so it will generate new high paying jobs. those jobs would go to working class people. now i think we also are doing fairly well in helping to equal things out with the affordable care act. because health bills were one of the number one causes for bankruptcy. so if people can have health care, that's going to reduce the amount of money they would normally lose. particularly if they were just a woman. >> you know e.j. the president talked about a quote remarkable few weeks in america today. how important is the issue of fairness today? >> i think it is central to it. what truck me listening to him today is something he said when he was running for president back in 2007 2008. he really talked about taking off from ronald reagan trying to change the country as much as reagan did. but in the other direction. and i think what he's doing is he's making the choice for the long term. not only for the next two years but for the next decade very clear. the government is going to make the country mo

>> clearly i see them in epa, i see them in hud. in law enforcement, many in border patrol, bureau of prisons, those agencies, high, high percentages of veterans. i would suspect, and most of our law enforcement, that the fg membership is 50% or 60% veterans. >> you were obviously in public service, 20 years in the va, now leading hundreds of thousands of the federal employees. are you seeing the same things, i would say the private sector? the public sector union? what about the private sector? are they trying to recruit numbers? their numbers are dwindling. why do you think that is? >> the private sector unions are trying to recruit veterans. to . i chair the union vet council for the afl-cio. we have the helmets to hardhat programs. many of them are trying to recruit veterans into the trades programs. electricians, plumbers, those type things. the number of union members are going down in the private sector and i think because in this country it is harder to form an join unions and we see an attack upon unions and the political p