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Where do we get the money to keep supporting the tenants? who is going to payback the debt i incurred? >> reporter: states are currently working to distribute the first half of the $46 billion of emergency funds that have been approved by congress, but the treasury department announced wednesday, only 20% of that money has made it to renters, leaving renters racing against the clock. for the moratorium to be reinstated, the supreme court says congress would need to vote to extend it. experts say landlords could begin the eviction process as early as next week. lester? >> thank you. coming up...

For the public interest and for the people of of this state. and gloria laid out quite clearly what's at stake. in addition to kind of record danger of convictions and we're looking at 40,000 new york city residents alone already in the eviction process and what appears to be a very problematic effort on the state level to get federal funds distributed so that landlords and tenants can both survive this crisis that we're in. we have to talk about homelessness and small businesses too. we have people who are homeless and in shelters and real question what will the state take up in saying let's ...

That, there was a gap in time with the assistance coming, and so right now we see the couple burrsome process -- couple burrsome process playing out, and the money is simply not making it fast enough to those that need it. arthel: charles, what about direct deposits to the landlords? it's efficient, it decreases the chance of misuse of funds. >> yeah, and direct assistance would be better off than a flat-out moratorium, what we're seeing out of the federal government. here in texas what we saw was a kind of eviction diversion program where landlords and renters were voluntarily able to enter a...

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Rent right now and the important number is over 300,000 families the eviction process has already started in the sense that the court papers have been filed as soon as this eviction has now lusted those are going to move very quickly. we expect possibly 3 million evictions in the coming months to happen. obviously everybody knew this was coming. it was not a surprise. in my mind the biggest tragedy you can see congress trying to blame the white house and the white house trying to blame congress. the biggest fault here is we had so much aid, almost $50 billion that was approved some of it in de...