headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i m anne-marie green. this morning the prevailing sentiment among the house of representatives is now what? kevin mccarthy aers stunning decision to withdraw from the race for speaker left the republican caucus scrambling to find a new leader. mccarthy announced his intentions during a meeting of republican colleagues just before they were expected to elect them as their nominee. reporter: mccarthy s was like a political earthquake. all delegations of the conference were shocked. reporter: in the end mccarthy decided he wasn t the lawmaker to bring the severely divided party together. if we are going to unite and be strong, ghewe need a new faco help do that. reporter: mccarthy was undermined by the members of the gop caucus known as the freedom caucus who made demands he feared he couldn t meet and backed another candidate, representative daniel webster. this is the same group that pushed john boehner out and they
facebook plots out new ways to express feelings to others in life. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i m anne-marie green. this morning the prevailing sentiment among the house of representatives is now what? kevin mccarthy aers stunning decision to withdraw from the race for speaker left the republican caucus scrambling to find a new leader. mccarthy announced his intentions during a meeting of republican colleagues just before they were expected to elect them as their nominee. reporter: mccarthy s was like a political earthquake. all delegations of the conference were shocked. reporter: in the end mccarthy decided he wasn t the lawmaker to bring the severely divided party together. if we are going to unite and be strong, gheedwe need a new face to help do that. reporter: mccarthy was gop caucus known as the freedom caucus who made demands he feared he couldn t meet and backed another candidate
was no president has ever considered the constitutionality of but which remains on the books. talk about the struggle. the congress has spectacularly refused to accept. he served to suggest the expansion is a one-way ratchet at the end of which lies something clearly outside our constitutional condition. a larger view is that it is cyclical. if cyclical. if the executive is saying this as having gone too far congress will eventually reasserted itself. and that reassertion could take the broadest form. and so i do not share the view that this is a one-way ratchet or linear process. this is the latest act in an ongoing constitutional drama that we have been watching unfold for two and a quarter centuries and i do not expect it to end anytime soon, nor do i wanted to. as a reminder for running at the time. i have questions myself. so please raise your hands if you have a question and then wait for the mike and identify yourself as for 5.67 megabytes. i would agree with most of
people if every neighborhood of the city whether or not the services exist they can t travel around the city to get a meal they end up on the streets disconnected tonight is the homeless having anyal for people that have died in the city for the consequence of being homeless there are people on the clients list we heard there s a fifth a 19-year-old he was really hard to engage but we were making under roads shortly thereafter, we stopped seeing him he used to come everyday to eat and shower and use the bathroom and talk with someone today, this morning we found out he died modern 6 blocks this young man died a profit preventive - that s what happens every neighborhood that has a hopeless population they need to serve the population it is common places and just being human thank you. (clapping.) thank you. good afternoon commissioners i m actually here for another item since i ve been listening i haven t read the whole legislation but hope there will be a provision for ne
years i m here to support the legislation for 3rd district ems housing is an issue if san francisco if you re homeless and go inside and are how s your not homeless anymore that s that that simple as we looked at our map to put shelter there are opportunities in 3rd district as and i went 80 up the district the other day they re not going to be coming from all over they re there portland square there s a great need i ve gotten people off the streets and the wafer and embarcadero there they re there are and that s not going away it s all over i see a huge need we ve gotten 3 hundred people into housing a e and that impacts unus on washington square i hope you support the protective and is there any additional public comment. hi my name is susan rebecca i m going to reader from is prepared statement i work to youth alliance we i did u uses to run a facility in the hate ashbury until we lost the lease because of the neighborhood resistance from the homeless we cannot secure an