wall street journal reports the building or buying to have a full well the states to combine 600 lakefrontfeet. the carousel estate, eight bedrooms, 9 1/2 baths and a marina style peer. next door, the brush would estate, seven bedrooms, seven baths and another private fear. some locals wonder if zuckerberg has plant to build something new. the homes are located on this quiet dead-end street with the estate names carousel and rush th herewhen we first now after arrived. this property is bustling with activity. we have seen internet provider services, tree trimmers and a u- haul truck. when we first got onto the scene to ask a question, i was quickly escorted off the property and back onto the street. from a distance, our camera captured that work continuing. a team of people moving boxes from vehicles into the home. zuckerberg's purchases of the properties include nondisclosure agreements with those who were part of the sales , in an effort to keep the deal private. >> mark buys about $60 million worth of real estate this year. >> reporter: lake tahoe realtor says the big buys come as no su

reporter: the founder of facebook and at his profile page as the proud over other prime piece of lakefront tahoe. >> 3% commission, $60 million if i was a realtor i would be smelling too. >>> mid-fifties outside, fog rolling in and windsor changing. it will be cooler tomorrow and cooler on sunday. here is a look at the salesforce tower with cloud cover rolling by. it is 55 in san jose, pretty brisk in santa rosa. cinco de mayo festival tomorrow at the mission district in san francisco. it will be a pleasant morning and afternoon getting upset bel lean 65 and 63 degrees. the legacy of the change this weekend will be cooler weather. the 80s will be gone, launcher flow will be back. there was even a chance late sunday night early monday morning of a few scattered rain showers. future cast tomorrow morning, a big change and low cloud cover and fog. anywhere close to the water you start the week and on a cloudy note. sunshine will come before lunchtime. sunday the clouds will be erto shake and notice a few drops of rain fall down towards monterey bay, santa cruz, capitola, hollister and you see

the billionaire purchased two high profile estates with a combined 600 lakefront feet. realtor.com has photos posted at each of them, brushwood estate and carosel estate . some locals wonder if he has plans to bulldoze the properties and build something new. the homes are located on this quiet dead end street where the names go back generations. the sign that was here when we showed up has been removed someone taking it away after we arrived. this property is bustling with activity, we've seen tree trimmers and a u-haul truck. when we first got here to ask a question i was quickly escorted off the property and back to the street. from a distance our camera captured that were continuing with a team of people moving boxes from vehicles into the home. his purchases include nondisclosure agreements with those who were part of the sales to keep the deal private. >> market bought about $60 million worth of real estate up here and the property next door to him sold for $40 million last year. >> this realtor says his big purchases here come as no surprise. >> i think lake tahoe

he can also count as the riverfront as well as the lakefront.some complained that development never made it to them. mistrust of police has increased and the new mayor pointed out that safety will be at the top of her agenda. >> we must reverse the exodus by creating the reality, the safety, and every neighborhood. public safety must not be a commodity that is only available to the wealthy. >> lightfoot is promising to create a new racial equity to bridge the gap between minority communities. she said first responders like police need proper training. and, a deficit that could hit 380 million last year. emmanuel had declared chicago a trump free zone. and another mayor, mayor pete taking questions during box news town hall. they drew applause calling them a show. how the upstart democratic presidential candidate handled himself. and follow us on social media. we are on twitter at daily briefing, and daily briefing fnc and facebook 're my favorite... i know. are you in good hands? but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discov

its door in the lakefront several months. >>> today, a special tribute volunteers for the who helpeda maryland native who spent 17 days lost if a hawaiian forest. amanda eles wa spotted by a helicopter crew. over the weekend, the 35-year-old from mechanicsville detailed how her routine hike turned into a terrifying ordole. she was able to walk -- ordeal. she was unable to walk afterfa ing 20 feet off steep cliff and spent more than two weeks crawling, hoping help would arrive. there were times of total fear and loss and wanting to give up. it did come down to life and death. an i had to choose. and i chose left. i wasn't goin to take the easy way out. >> eller is being treated for ad fractleg, severe sunrise, and a skin infection. doctors credit her training as a physical therapist for helping her stay alive. she ate fresh fruit that she could find -- >> drank water from the river. unbelievable. guess in that situation, you do anything you need toiv surv she chose life. good for her. >> yes. >>> time is 5:37. coming up, overss for the oil? president trump spending memorial day in jap

there are harbors all along the lakefront. corporation exclusively on fbn, give u.s. the latest hit from 10 to 25% in terms of the china tariffs has done to his business. take a listen. >> this is about a 7 million-dollar hit to earnings this year but we did include that in our forecast the beginning of the year. reporter: you were thinking ahead? >> we were thinking ahead. the canadian tariffs were lifted. we were thinking our way through it but it's a headwind though. reporter: here is the good piece of news from this, connell and melissa, when the folks from brunswick went to the commerce department, said, hey listen, we're competing with the japanese in terms of engines made in china and you don't have any tariff on japanese engines coming into the marketplace but you're putting a tariff on us, we don't deserve some sort of exemption. commerce department came back, says, yes, we'll give you an exemption. the tariff thing can cut a couple different ways and, okay, give us a wide open, just so we can abye-bye on wide open --

chris: demographic-wise, a more affluent customer -- the proximity to the lakefront with paddleboardmore sense for us to come north. lemonis: money and water don't equal opening up a windward location. highland park is a suburb of chicago that's got a slightly older demographic to it, and i haven't seen anybody ride down the street on a skateboard before. this is cool. what size would i wear? chris: you would probably be a small. lemonis: really? have you seen the size of my ass? i'm gonna go try this thing on. chris: okay. lemonis: i wanted to understand how expensive snowboarding actually was. and one way to do that is to get dressed from head to toe in all the gear. jess: oh, definitely! yeah. lemonis: so, this is -- yeah. jess: all right. lemonis: how are these pants? jess: $250. lemonis: so, what's next after that? chris: jacket. jess: jacket. lemonis: all right. okay, how much is the jacket? jess: $500 for that guy. lemonis: ah. okay. how much for the helmet? jess: about 100 bucks. $220 here. lemonis: all right, now what? chris: $200 for snowboard boots. steady as she goes. lem

chance, we will take it, we are going to make our dreams come true doing it our way ♪ today we are at lakefrontright on the banks of the milwaukee river down here in downtown. tour. a fun we have all culture, laverne & shirley at the end, where everybody gets to sing the song and with the club on the bottle. everybody gets to raise their face when they say -- ay ♪ donin' it our wy >> it was a show back in the 1970's. for four years, it was the number one show about two leaders to work in a brewery in milwaukee. "laverne & shirley" was very representative of milwaukee, because they were great common people, ladies who worked out on wery,loor of the bre with a lot of people can relate to appear they were fun, energetic, and people would enjoy the. in thedy can look to united states and find a part of them in. >> our look at milwaukee continues, looking over lake michigan as we travel north of the city, we will visit the northpoint lighthouse which helps guide you into and out of the port of milwaukee for over 100 years. >> right now, we're at the top of the northpoint lighthouse, about 172 feet a

than $100 million in new investments to open up 180 acres and improve access to the outer harbor at lakefront of buffalo. more buffalo waterfront development is commom coming development to move buffalo forward with a new, exciting waterfront of possibilities. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i ride today with great news for the residents of my directs, the fifth district of virginia. southern virginia was selected as microsoft's newest text spark program. to accelerate economic brothe to expand broadband connectivity, career pathways and ding tamm information. this investment has the potential to be a game changer for southern california, and this project partners perfectly with the work i have been doing in congress in providing rural broadband and increasing economic opportunities in southside vi

fictional ♪ ♪ were going to make our dreams come true doing it our way ♪ >> we are at lakefront brewerybanks of the milwaukee river just north of downtown. we are a small brewery, one of the more innovative breweries in town. our tour does have pop-culture involved. we have laverne & shirley at the end. everyone gets to raise their fist. laverne & shirley is a tv program from the 1970's. four years in a row, it was the number one tv show in the united states. it was about two ladies who worked at a brewery in milwaukee. the show was representative of milwaukee because they were a common people. they worked on the floor of the brewery, which a lot of people can relate to. they were very fun and energetic. people enjoyed them in general. it was someone everyone could look to and find a part of them in. staff cities tour recently traveled to milwaukee to learn about its rich history. www.c-span.org/citiestour. you're watching american history tv on c-span3. next, a talk cohosted by the harry s truman presidential library and museum and the library institute on alice dunnigan, discussing he