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Landlords Feel Overlooked During the Pandemic By Susan Arbetter New York State PUBLISHED 6:08 PM ET Dec. 10, 2020 PUBLISHED 6:08 PM EST Dec. 10, 2020 SHARE Capital Tonight that the law in place purporting to be an eviction moratorium, “The Tenants Safe Harbor Act,” doesn’t save many tenants from eviction and needs to be either fixed, scr...

MaineHousing director: Congress, president need to help keep Mainers housed during COVID crisis Residents across the state are counting on the COVID-19 Rental Relief Program, which will run out Dec. 31 without more funding. By Daniel BrennanSpecial to the Press Herald Share In March, MaineHousing announced that no one should lose their home because of COVID-19 – and we stand firmly behind that statement. COVID-19 has highlighted what we already knew: Housing is critical to our fellow Mainer...

>> helping small business through this tough time. new at 6:00, the i-team examines just how big the demand is here in california and how the effort is going. im laura anthony. ill explain why bay area doctors are putting out a public plea for patients to visit their emergency rooms. that story coming up. im kris reyes in san francisco. how the city plans to have the best contact tracing capability in the country, and what that means for the fight against covid-19. abc7 news at 6:00 starts r...

Suffering for so long. >> what is it about? >> making sure we have funding to deal with the opioid crisis, making sure that we have funding, we had all these hurricanes and theres a relief program in there. 40% of the people of puerto rico still dont have electricity, and here you are dithering here on capitol hill. >> what do you want to give up, to be blunt about it, in the deal making process. the republicans dont want daca. democrats and independents, we showed the numbers, want it. what do ...

>> my firm participates vigorously in the corporate finance space and she has absolutely been a leader, a bipartisan leader, on consumer protection, has put this country in a much better place, so corporations, banks, dont take advantage of you and i and the little guys. i think she is very proud. she should be very proud. >> tucker: i thought her husband was getting rich for my bank. >> again, they did not happen. >> tucker: he didnt get rich? >> one bank in los angeles, her husband was on the ...

>> my firm participates vigorously in the corporate finance space and she has absolutely been a leader, a bipartisan leader, on consumer protection, has put this country in a much better place, so corporations, banks, dont take advantage of you and i and the little guys. i think she is very proud. she should be very proud. >> tucker: i thought her husband was getting rich for my bank. >> again, they did not happen. >> tucker: he didnt get rich? >> one bank in los angeles, her husband was on the ...

More. what more have we been able to confirm? >> well, thomas, most of this information is coming from south koreas news agency, and this is what they are reporting. this man is being identified by his last name, kim, hes in his 50s, an aid worker in north korea for about a month working on some sort of relief program. he was apparently at the airport in pyongyang on friday preparing to leave the country when he was arrested without any kind of warning. now, were trying to confirm all the detail...

Now pursuing dramatic cuts in the funding for the united nations and many of its most recognizable aid programs from peace keeping to vaccination campaigns to unicef, thats the u.n.s relief program for children. the white house has instructed the state department and the u.s. mission to the u.n. to cut budgets in half. joining me now is cnn global affairs correspondent elise lavit. president trump has been publicly critical of the u.n. as have many republicans. when you look at 50% cuts, well ha...

Yet, but a similar change the president proposed in his 2015 budget will cost about $3.5 billion over ten years. >> and is that the point of the critics who didn s whs who don idea? >> critics say the steps are politically motivated designed to help turn out young voters for did thats in the congressional midterm elections in november. they have a critical c constituency for the democrats and many note these students are already eligible for an existing relief program that is almost as generous ...

Some sort of a relief program lets face it, the governments broke. they just dont to keep doling out and bringing more and more people in and i dont need the product. you would be paying for my health insurance. its something that i dont even need. and yeah, i do have a philosophical problem with that. >> reporter: if the judge rules in favor of the plaintiffs, what does it mean for obama care? >> if those subsidies are not available in the 34 states that said no to an exchange what it means is ...