Cnn this morning continues right now. Good morning. Lets start with five things to know for wednesday, september 27. This Breaking News out of north korea. To country has decided to expel u. S. Army private travis king who crossed that the north from south korea in july. And its debate night in america. Seven republican candidates take the stage in california tonight to make their ways to voters. One person will not be on the stage, donald trump. He is going to give a Primetime Speech at a nonunion auto parts manufacturer in detroit as the United Auto Workers strike continues to day 13. With three days and 16 hours left, the Senate Unveiled a bipartisan plan to avoid the loo looming government shutdown. Speaker ke speaker Kevin Mccarthy is trying to get members in line. In philadelphia a dozen people under arrest after a big group of looters ransacked an apple store, a lululemon and a foot locker. This hour of cnn this morning starts now. We begin with the Breaking News out of north ko
Do things in the transportation space show us your plan for reducing exclusionary zoning we will upgrade your bid. second, low income housing tax credit for the present has a real expansion of that in the budget. that is something builders like is something the financial sector likes because the builders can sell their tax credits to the bank it is something housing advocates like. congress needs to get off whatever it is they re not focusing right now get off and look at these housing issues. try to help us was of the progress we have been making on inflation. shannon: let s talk about other folks who are worried were not moving in the right direction. these are ceos. they are not convinced we have avoided a recession but here s what cnbc says, if you heard there s a six and it had a chance your house let you at least are packing up the basement, right question if that s a corporate ceos are doing. some 93% of the report they are preparing for a recession over the next 12 18 months.
The consumer price index for the consumer price index is down two thirds from its peak that means we must be making progress on housing. and in fact we are at something we track very closely at the cea. but look, you have a point the president very much stands by which as we have to do a lot more in this country to expand the supply of affordable housing. and, if you look at our budget we put serious resources into that. i just want to bring two things your attention especially with that congress over that we really need them to help us with this. what is to really push back hard on exclusionary and restrictive zoning. that is public enemy number one when it comes to improving the supply of affordable housing for its acute value of this president and vice president. it s very important equity implications. shannon: your time of building more multiunit piglets also single family pushing back on exclusionary zoning we have ambitious plans basically we are saying if you want a grant or a