she was actually a -- she did renovations. she saw some of the buildings in that period of time in washington were seen as throwaway buildings or eyesores. she saw that they needed renovation and they could have a beautification. she really imagined, maybe not this moment with protests, things boarded up in front of the white house, but she imagined the area around lafayette park being brought into the white house. it was a part of washington to explore and preserve. that same idea was being promoted by william douglas, supreme court justice, and when john f. kennedy was killed, lady bird johnson, the other first lady, started taking what jackie did for white house renovation, and that part of washington along the mall and extended it to all of d.c. of beautification of federal property and federal buildings even while other neighborhoods in washington were experiencing blight. >> jackie kennedy like i culture and i think she was responsible for inviting pablo purcell to perform. without a famous evening? >> very famous dinner

she saw that they needed renovation and they could have a beautification. she really imagined, maybe not ,his moment with protests things boarded up in front of the white house, but she imagined the area around lafayette park being brought into the white house. it was a part of washington to explore and preserve. that same idea was being promoted by william douglas, supreme court justice, and when killed, ladydy was bird johnson, the other first lady, started taking what jackie did for white house renovation, washingtonrt of along the mall and extended it to all of d.c. so the 1960's was an era of beautification of federal property and federal buildings even while other neighborhoods in washington were experiencing blight. david: jackie kennedy liked high culture and i think she was pablosible for inviting to perform. was that a famous evening? dr. brinkley: very famous dinner. in fact, john f. kennedy and jackie had the greatest dinners of all time, because they put music at the forefront. bestuse to invite the writers, poets, musicians, artists. it was th

, she sought they needed renovation and could have beautification. she really imagined, maybe not this moment with protest, things boarded up in front of the white house, but she imagined the area around lafayette park being brought into the white house. towas a part of washington explore and preserve in that same idea was being promoted by william douglas, supreme court justice, and when john kennedy was bit -- killed [indiscernible] and that part of washington along the mall and extended to all of d.c. an era of was beautification of federal property and federal buildings even while other neighborhoods in washington were experiencing blight. david: jackie kennedy like i culture and i think she was responsible for inviting pablo purcell to perform. without a famous evening? douglas: very famous dinner. john f. kennedy and jackie have the greatest dinners of all time . they put music at the forefront. they use to invite the best writers, poets, musicians, artists. it was a high water mark society. inaugural hedy's had robert frost read that inaugural

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. >> i remember how this was before it was renovated and now the new renovation is beautiful.nother happy customer and now they are closed. >> it is sad. it is sad. i mean, it's very sad. >>> a group of restaurant owners is suing contra costa county in hopes of reopening dining at least outdoors. those behind the lawsuit say they are a jurist do not have enough data to show that outdoor dining is spreading covid 19 so for restaurant owners filed a lawsuit to overturn the ban. today george told the owners they have to prove they have been hurt by being shutdown. >> is there any doubt that these businesses are being harmed by this? >> to us there is no doubt into the governor there should be no doubt, however, nothing, nothing is a shock to me when it comes to injustice at the hands of the government. >> the purpose all the rent checks that are late, right? so much proof out there that in a sense, it is kind of ridiculous that we even have to do this. >> restaurants can still do takeout so there is no irreparable harm. another hearing is scheduled for christmas eve. >>> coming u

in 2019, we signed a rental contract to renovate our own space, and in the pandemic, it's been difficult to navigate a process that's, like, super democratic. so after a year, we still haven't been able to move into this construction site. i'm in this place where i've borrowed all this money.

this was our first date. >> i remember how this was before it was renovated. and the new renovation is beautiful. >> another happy customer. >> another happy customer. >> reporter: late this afternoon via e-mail, the park service claimed the lease was ended at the request of the restaurant. >> it's sad. it's sad. i mean, that's where it's at. >> reporter: the cliff house will be boarded up and fenced until a new operator is vetted. in san francisco, don ford, kpix 5. >> restaurants aren't the only ones strucktology stay afloat. music venues across the bay area are having to close their doors permanently. now yoshi's in oakland might be forced to do the same. without any revenue, the managers have been forced to cut staff and can't even keep up with the bills. they started a go fund me page asking anyone who can help to donate. their goal is $200,000. >>> now at 6, the first californians getting vaccinated for covid-19. how bay area hospitals are ramping up to protect frontline workers. >> i'm confident for myself and my colleagues that this vaccine will be a b

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even throwing a tantrum over the renovations at his beloved mar-a-lago. sounds like "extreme makeover" trump home edition, that it's not going so well. since the renovations were personally overseen by the first lady melania trump, here's what a source is telling us, he was so mad about the renovations he demanded the white marble and dark wood decor slashed right away. the source saying the president has been moody and spending most of his time behind closed doors. not all his time. like i said, while americans are dying, this president is golfing. he was on the links at his own trump international golf club in west palm beach just this morning. you want to count -- look, there you go, look at your screen. hmm. food lines. hospitals full. record numbers of deaths from covid. and this is the 425th day at one of his own properties and the 312th day at one of his golf clubs during his presidency. that's according to cnn's count. hm. not a good look for a president who complained over and over and over about his predecessor's golfing. >> obama, it was report

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i'm thrilled with the renovations.'ve spent over $200,000 to convert what used to be a key lime mini-mart to now a key west one-of-a-kind destination. the cluttered retail space has been replaced with a comfortable seating area to accommodate more customers and more profits. i brought the pie-making process to the front of the store to put on a show for customers while they're being made. no more keebler crusts and no more powdered mixes. the biggest change are our products. no longer do we sell any product made from other companies. instead, we've added a new dessert station and a beverage bar, using only the freshest ingredients. if we don't make it in the store, we don't sell it. and as far as our pie is concerned, jim has spent weeks perfecting our proprietary recipe with all-natural ingredients. no more keebler crust, no more powdered filling. it's really good. your original pie wasn't bad, but the fact that we didn't make all the ingredients was an issue for me. >> do you think that's an award-winning key lime pi

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neighbourhood at $3.7 million renovation. sergeants john mccauley played in the tenderloin, a $2.9 million renovation. west portal playground, a $3.4 million renovation. [inaudible] playground in the o.m.i., which we've opened up phase one of that project and are in the planning phase for planning process for the second half which will improve that space even more. a new, incredible playground in mclaren park called redwood grove, one that i hoo ily, highly recommend you try to go out and visit. all these projects are great. this one is just off the hook. off the hook. from inch to inch. the new clubhouse, the ball fields, renovated basketball courts. just the circulation layout, accessability of the space. it is thoughtful contemplation of how we maintain it. our partnership with the department of emergency management, which is our neighbour. really amazing, thoughtful project. and then most recently, thank you commissioner for joining me out at stanyan edge where we celebrated really a new vision for the eastern edge of gol

the roof has since been renovated once every 20 years. there's hope the coronavirus will end as soon as possible and people will come and see the rejuvenated temple. >>> weather officials in japan are urging people to stay alert for heavy snowfall and blizzards through new year's day. the snow is expected to intensify along the sea of japan. one of the strongest cold air masses in several years is expected to flow into japan. a winter pressure pattern is expected to strengthen. snow may accumulate even in lowland areas from western to northern japan. these areas include kyushu and shikoku, which usually see little snow. up to 80 centimeters of snow is expected in the mountains of niigata prefecture in the 24 hours through thursday morning. weather officials say snowfalls will continue through saturday in northern and eastern areas. they're also warning of strong winds in some areas of eastern and western japan, and the seas are expected to becomextremely rough. e officials are calling for caution over possible traffic disruptions. they sa

we know they have been arguing this week about the renovations that happened at mar-a-lago. he likes having the press there so when they come in they see this big to-do. but the president has been shying away from that. he's been going and mingling with people in between rounds of golf he's been having like he typically does. but sources have said he's been incredibly irritated this week. he has not stopped fuming about everything from the election loss to the renovations happening. i think it is part of this pattern where the president has been really unpredictable more than ever since the election. that's continuing with this trip back to washington earlier than was expected. it is not clear what he will do when he gets back to d.c. tomorrow. >> ron, you are shaking your head in agreement. why? >> yeah. more unpredictable than ever. i mean, look at what's happening in georgia. i mean, we are days away from two runoff elections that will determine who controls the u.s. senate. democrats have not won a senate election in georgia since 2000. but they are actually very encoura

we know they've been arguing, this week, about the renovations that happened at mar-a-lago. and he likes having the press there. he likes having the camera there in front of his guests so when they come in, they see this big to do. but the president has been shying away from that. he's been at the club this week. he's been going, mingling with people in between rounds of golf he's been having, like he typically does. but sources have said he's been incredibly irritated this week. he has not stopped fuming about everything from the election loss to the renovations that are happening. and so, i think that it's just of this pattern we are seeing and that's continuing with this trip back to washington, earlier than was expected. so it's not clear what he is going to do when he gets back to d.c. tomorrow, since he is leaving here around lunch. >> ron, you were shaking your head in agreement when i was making the question to kaitlan. why? >> yeah. more unpredictable than ever. i mean, look at what's happening in georgia. i mean, we are days away from two runoff elections that will

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go around back, more tables, more renovations. another 15k for this backdrop. >> we painted this mural and then we were able to put down, like, 25 tables down this driveway. >> reporter: all in all, almost $100,000 for renovations that the owners now have to shut down after just eight weeks. >> at this point it's a long-term investment. >> reporter: here in san mateo, ted's salon, the stylist didn't have time to stop and talk. every appointment he had for the weeks ahead moved to today. >> already, i feel numb now, so what can i do? >> tonight we will be clearing everything here. so everything has to go in, no more outdoor seating. just deliveries and takeouts. >> avenida restaurant was over a month old when the pandemic just hit. outdoor dining has been their only lifeline. now they chance the all reservations dashing hopes for a busy christmas season. >> especially on weekends, we have a big crowd. and, yeah, it helps us survive. >> reporter: back at new england lobster and eatery, the tables filled up quick. many here treating

according to sources, he was displeased with some of the aesthetics of the new renovations. voiced that concern. sources say he's been moody, been isolating. obviously seen him play golf as kaitlan said. back and forth, up and down, is he or isn't he? staff doesn't necessarily know what he's doing from day to day. certainly a very moody time. one source told me the vibe feels very different this year at mar-a-lago for christmas. >> renovations, members of his own party, lots of targets. kate bennett, thank you, thank you very much. >>> and we will continue on after this quick commercial break. break. be right back. s through this month, because hope fuels opportunity. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by o

new renovations at mar-a-lago that he does not like. on ones that were approved by the outgoing first lady. let's go to kate ben net with more. what's going on here? he's upset about the decor? >> it sounds that way, jake. there were a number of renovations that happened at mar-a-lago for the past few weeks and they were led by the first lady, who really enjoys design and aesthetics, but apparently might not have been on the same page as the president when he arrived to mar-a-lago this week. he was not pleased with some of the renovations he saw, some of the decor. kicked off the holiday trip in sort of a bad, grumpy way as someone described to me, it's been a weird vibe, once source at the club told me. so, certainly there is disagreement over what the future of mar-a-lago looks like from a decor perspective and the president, as we know, has been spending his time doing anything that's not particularly engaging in washington, so, fixing this decoration is part of it. >> are people around him, i mean, he was just resoundingly rejected

david rubenstein, they focus on here preservation and cultural work especially the white house renovation. watch american history tv sunday on c-span3. tvthis is american history on c-span3, or each weekend we feature 48 hours of programs exploring our nation's past. >> today's class is doing a couple of different things for us. i'm going to tell you about the history of lucretia coffin mott, who was a noted antebellum reformer, one of the most famous women of her day. she was noted because she was an activist in the cause against slavery. she was a famous abolitionist. she opposed indian removal and supported native american rights. she was an attendee at the first women's rights convention and a frequent speaker at women's rights meetings through the 1850's. as she spoke on a number of other causes, major and minor, of her day.

>> reporter: one, he didn't like the renovations.dent had a specific aesthetic, we have seen its before sort of showcased in trump's land, it is gold and guilded and heavy on this stuff. he didn't like some of the renovations not only in the private quarters but elsewhere at the club which had been under going updates here and there as the first lady looks forward to life after the white house. she's been involved in some of these changes and the president did not like it. the president has been moody and the vibe has been off and certainly his last holiday there as president of the united states, things in the country are completely out of whack. so certainly that mood is being reflected. >> clearly these are high class problems whether it is dark or light marble. and as you mention what's transpiring in the country and soaring covid cases and record hospitalizations in the u.s. and the president is quiet and not saying much at all about this and as hospitalizations continue to rise in particularly hard hit states like california. w

with that effort we're not only renovating six or seven but 13.ised $11 million so far leveraging the existing monies to being able to deliver the projects, seven open to the public >> so how does that money get raised? >> it's raised through -- our partner organizations, through philanthropy, just donations, also the parks alliance through their yearly sort of parties. they raise additional dollars that's contributed towards this fund. >> okay. thank you. >> sure. >> i have to say this is my favorite, favorite bond to listen to, because i have 1-year-old and a 4-year-old who have a lot of energy. so this is really important to me. >> yes. >> and i visit a lot of these playgrounds as a child. i didn't see the diamond heights construction project on here. but that must be under a different category. but i think that this is a really important bond for the whole city. >> yes, it is. >> yeah. i'd like to learn more about this and i think we should -- where is the diamond heights playground. is that in a different project category? >> so the diamond h

with that effort we're not only renovating six or seven but 13. $11 million so far leveraging the existing monies to being able to deliver the projects, seven open to the public >> so how does that money get raised? >> it's raised through -- our partner organizations, through philanthropy, just donations, also the parks alliance through their yearly sort of parties. they raise additional dollars that's contributed towards this fund. >> okay. thank you. >> sure. >> i have to say this is my favorite, favorite bond to listen to, because i have 1-year-old and a 4-year-old who have a lot of energy. so this is really important to me. >> yes. >> and i visit a lot of these playgrounds as a child. i didn't see the diamond heights construction project on here. but that must be under a different category. but i think that this is a really important bond for the whole city. >> yes, it is. >> yeah. i'd like to learn more about this and i think we should -- where is the diamond heights playground. is that in a different project category? >> so the diamond heigh

i put over $100,000 into renovating the facility i installed new floors, new ceiling, a giant windowisplays. the new look and branding came out amazing. it's got a touch of what zoe wanted and a touch of what i wanted. but what was most important is the picture of george. ultimately, this was about him. are we ready? zoe: yeah. -eleni: we're ready. -george: yes! zoe: let's do it. george: everything is gorgeous. we've gone through a lot of ups and downs many years ago, and thanks to my kids, very, very happy. and very proud. lemonis: wow. george, since this business was all really built for you -- you're the one that taught everybody everything -- i would like you to be the one to turn the sign. -george: okay. -lemonis: okay, are you ready? george: i'm ready. ♪ [ bells jingle ] -zoe: hello. welcome. -lemonis: go around. you can sample anything you want. welcome. this is zoe. zoe: hi. very nice to meet you. pantelis: we have a hazelnut for you. it's hazelnut with roasted hazelnuts on top. you like that? good, good. lemonis: there are tons of people coming through the doors, and for me,

tony hajek had just renovated his home there was. nothing at the heart of the lace arriving as we underestimated the damage. it's beyond what we thought our capabilities could handle. hello we have to remove all of this honestly we are looking for the minimum amount of work that can keep a building standing and covered through the rain. it's so easy to take your case and the. strain on the going to blame leaving but it's more difficult to stay and to face. ok michelle is coming for free and we support them with construction materials but they fuse is short they count each plank each beam that's holding the 1st. one to be added to the metal they have tony we can't blame anyone we're all on the ground. not a lot of just to be clear the mission isn't to rebuild the house on the job we just prevented from collapsing and people standing for that we had deep tourney high accused to be a successful businessman now he's reliant on you. as means help. this is if you wish to move. your money out the bank you. were writing to her. i will never.

lemonis: i spent over $60,000 renovating the soup market. new floors.y new front counter. a new pos system so we can keep track of what's selling and not selling. new displays. we have fresh ingredients right there for people to see. new wall graphics. "dave's soup forecast"! a new facade. new lighting. the place finally tells a story. it talks about the chef that created them, it talks about the freshness of the products, and it even tells the story of the pretzels. and we got our pretzels? dave: we do. dessert pretzels, an interesting idea. lemonis: yeah, just gives you one more add-on. we already were bringing the pretzels in-house, so all we're doing is adding a little bit of garnish to them. more items, more revenue. more revenue, more profit. i invited all the people from the local community to come out and try the new soup market. hello! crowd: hey! lemonis: okay. so, this is dave. dave: thanks a lot for coming. this has been a long process, but we're real happy with it, and we hope you are, too. let us know what you think. lemonis: that's it. da

but right ahead here is the barfield building undergoing renovations right now. it will reopen in 2020 as a marriott autograph hotel. that is a big part of the experience here in amarillo, is being able to see the old amid the new and how it all kind of comes together. ellen, she is a really good photographer. she has been influenced by a lot of really good street photographers through the years. you know, she could really see the juxtaposition of the old and the new here, the skyscraper, the old sign and so forth, and the old street. so, we are in the far western regions of the texas panhandle, unfortunately driving a bit on interstate right now, but only because route 66 was obliterated here in the 1970's. we are going to get off at exit 0 and visit one of the coolest ghost towns along all of route 66, glenn rio. so, we are going to cross the freeway here now and get onto a little strand of old route 66, the last strand in texas going west and the first strand if you are going east. with that in mind, we are actually going to stop at the first last motel, which

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in the 13th century it was the residence of the prince a letter of the latin and each successor renovated and expanded it according to his own taste and wishes. 'd it was destroyed again and again the last time by french troops in the 17th century in the 19th century preservation work on the ruins and a partial reconstruction commenced the palace of prince a letter frederick the 4th normally some of the inside birds are open for viewing but now there are also closed due to the virus. that if one of a few really cursed $200.00 not fewer visitors to heidelberg most of the ones we do have come from germany and we can out of that but the americans in the stations aren't coming so it's picking up now we've noticed. we don't give nearly as many tours as we used to. but what's a real shame is that normally the heidelberg castle theatre festival is held here in the council yard they rehearse here and that's always nice to watch for us to encompass all that's being cancelled and it's really a shame if it's a seshat a. kind of birds old town feels almost deserted maybe it's the rain but perhaps it'

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out of his parents' house after he got me he says he found more space living in this case after renovating it last year it's now his home along with his wife daughter and all but there's really governments at the cables to be constructed without them permits and issue that the militia ordered last month our interview with cut short as he hears that the israeli army has arrived in the village with the bulldozer residents say soldiers gave them one minute to get home it took the found me months to build their brick and dust and an hour to see it demolished. a step towards resolving the gulf crisis such a baby a says a deal could be reached soon to end the 3 year land air and sea blockade of qatar. a momentous and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. the situation is urgent. if we don't act now.

they say blatter‘s previous administration cost them £420 million to renovate "a building that the organisationter resigned from his post in 2015 amid a corruption scandal and denies any wrongdoing. pakistan avoided a t20 series cleansweep against new zealand in a thrilling match. iftikhar ahmed hit a six to win withjust two balls remaining. the sides will now play a two—match test series starting on boxing day. and finally, yesterday on sportsday, we told you that david martindale would take interim charge of livingston until the end of the season after he presided over four games and four wins. well done him, you might say, but when you hear what he's gone through, it's actually an incredible achievement. 1a years ago, martindale was convicted and sentenced to six years in prision, serving four. since then he's turned his life around, getting a university degree, his uefa b licence and now the top job at the scottish premiership club. i spoke to him earlier and asked if he was incredibly proud. i don't know if incredibly proud is the correct word. i've worked extremely hard to get where i am

neighbourhood at $3.7 million renovation. sergeants john mccauley played in the tenderloin, a $2.9 million renovation. west portal playground, a $3.4 million renovation. [inaudible] playground in the o.m.i., which we've opened up phase one of that project and are in the planning phase for planning process for the second half which will improve that space even more. a new, incredible playground in mclaren park called redwood grove, one that i hoo ily, highly recommend you try to go out and visit. all these projects are great. this one is just off the hook. off the hook. from inch to inch. the new clubhouse, the ball fields, renovated basketball courts. just the circulation layout, accessability of the space. it is thoughtful contemplation of how we maintain it. our partnership with the department of emergency management, which is our neighbour. really amazing, thoughtful project. and then most recently, thank you commissioner for joining me out at stanyan edge where we celebrated really a new vision for the eastern edge of gol

a developer has planed to renovate them and turn them into affordable housing so why are they hitting so many road blocks in the process? liz kreutz is leary with there story. >> these were homes initially built in the early '90 for airmen. in 2010 they moved into new housing on the base and since then these homes have been sitting empty. now, there is a plan to finally put them to use but it's hitting a lot of red tape and it doesn't add up. >> as california grapples with the growing housing crisis, this george down property next to travis air force base in fairfield seals likeems like a mine. it's homes with basketball courts, playgrounds sitting empty for a decade. >> it's a little crazy that you've got these assets sitting there, these homes sitting there, not being utilized and over the past decade this part of california has gotten worse and worse. >> reporter: the developer of the property hunt companies committed to renovating the homes on their own dime and turning them into affordable housing units including roughly 15% reserved for veterans. affordable housing advocates can

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go around back, more tables, more renovations, another 15 k for this backdrop. >> we painted this mural and able to put down like 25 tables down this driveway. >> reporter: all and all almost $100,000 for renovations that the owners now have to shut down after just eight weeks. >> at this point, it's a long-term investment. >> reporter: in san mateo, he didn't have time to stop and talk. every appointment for the weeks ahead moved to today. >> i've been shut down three time already. i feel numb now. what can i do? >> tonight we will be clearing everything here. so everything has to go in. no more outdoor seating, just deliveries and takeouts. >> reporter: avenida restaurant was just over a month old. outdoor dining is the only lifeline. they have cancelled all reservations dashing hopes for a busy season. >> on weekends, we have a big crowd and yeah, it helped us sir vooif. >> many here treating themselves to one sitdown meal before lockdown. after tonight this is drive-through and takeout only. >> i told my wife, well, this is the last chance. after this, just go home and stay home. >>