Having the provisions to shower or, you know, use the rest room. A 200,000 county grant and donated labor and materials went into the homes. Those selected can live here up for up to 18 months while they prepare to lock for permanent housing. Theyll have to have jobs because they have to pay rent. So its going to start at 200, and then for four month, and then go to 400, 600, 800. She runs the churchs homeless assistance programs. She says the church wont profit from the rent. After utilities are covered, whats left over will be put in a savings and returned to the residents to help pay for permanent housing. I love this work. I want people to be housed. I want people to have dignity. In where they live and feel proud of who they are. And so i think this is one step in that direction. Whats worth having is worth waiting for. Now getting these tiny homes here was just the first step. There is still a lot of work to do. They have to finish the insides. You saw the unfinished version. The
About how to stabilize the individual health care market. His is just under two hours. Good morning everyone. Im with the American Enterprise institute and welcome everyone here in our Conference Room and everyone watching through electronic means to a conference today, addressing the general and very specific question, also of stabilizing the Health Insurance market under the Affordable Care act and in particular, some proposal made by a group of eight governors who will actually be following the panel. Now you may wonder why we have the governors speaking afterwards and the answer is travel considerations. But fortunately, although this panel is certainly not obligated to confine their remarks solely to the governors proposal. The governors did put out a letter last week that is quite easy to summarize. Everyone has a basic grounding in what the governors are talking about and to some extent and grounding and what we will e talking about as well. We identify really three categories o
Clearwater, i think youre going to get in on the act over the next 15 or 20 minutes. Well take a close look at that coming up. Good evening everyone. Im jamison uhler. Thanks for joining us. Right now Hillary Clinton and donald trump are just four hours away from squaring off in the first president ial debate. One that could attract a super bowl sized audience. Here is a look right now at the stage at new yorks hostetter university. Where the two will go toe to toe this evening. Theres a ton at stake with 20 of voters could change their minds based on how the candidates do tonight. Heres another gauge of just how the candidates promises tonight could tip the scales. Quinnipiac university released these numbers hours ago. The race is still too close to call. Clinton is only ahead by one point among all voters and has just a twopoint lead among likely voters. The format for tonights showdown, the debate divided into six segments for a total of 90 minutes. Theyll cover three topics. Prosp
Of the last 12 sessions. Were keeping an eye on oil. You saw that a moment ago on power lunch down to 48. 80. Its been the worst performing sector on wall street so far today, kelly. Meanwhile, huge news. The fcc voting to regulate the internet like a public utility. Well hear about the opposing views on this controversial ruling. Plus, a big lineup from d. C. Alan greenspan and sheila bair and Richard Trumka. Well get you caught up on the dow. Its down and s p is down 9 and theres the nasdaq. Yesterday, the first minus sign that weve seen in a couple of weeks but up three points. Joining me at the New York Stock Exchange kathy jones from charles schwab. We have Heather Hughes and jim lowell is with us today without a bowtie i dont recognize you. Doug gordon and welcome back Rick Santelli there in chicago. Ill start with you, mr. Market. While you were gone we had the testimony from janet yellen the yields continued lower, oil continued lower. What is the market telling you as you come
Coming from. And then all i remember. Was everything going black that night, april 17th 2021 bert said he got four bullet holes in his right leg, was shot three times in the stomach and received three bullet holes in his left leg, which had to be amputated, doctors at Highland Hospital told his family and fiance tessa. They werent sure he would live for about a month. Approximately a month and i was in the hospital for more than five months strong for him, so i tried not so like cry by his bedside, says he moved to San Francisco with his fiancee to start a new life. Together he is a marine corps veteran who had received three medals and said hed never been shot during military service. I was just out the marine corps trying to better myself. Get an education. No police have not found the shooter. States attorneys filed a lawsuit and now are accusing the bar owners, the city of oakland and the California Department of alcoholic Beverage Control of negligence. The lawsuit alleges that th