amera, ian nbc c presume? [laughter] standard joke. [laughter] see -- get these lights eyes always -- when you get past 60, that is enough. my friend always likes to take a lot of pictures. i am afraid he would catch me picking my nose. he would not print that, would you? he would take a long shot. it.ess i can see you want a level, don't you? >> good evening. this is the 37th time i have spoken to you from this office, where so many decisions have been made that shaped the history of this nation. need any more? each time i have done so to discuss with you some matter that i believe affected the national interest. >> that is fine. >> ok. ollie? crew is to be in this room during this. only the crew. there will be no picture. no. after the broadcast. you have taken your pictures. did and you take one just now -- dindn't you take one just now? that is it. we did not let the press. take it right now. you got it? come on. ok. >> [indiscernible] >> ok, fine. all right. fine. i'm going to make the other photographers mad by giving you two min

i am there captioning and on .amera or i can show the pain the mother who just locks a second son. i can show you the impact is tremendous. >> then things started to change in the late 1990's for a number of different reasons. i think the police and federal law-enforcement stead and taking down the major crack things had a major impact. arrests and prosecutions of some of the worst killers had an impact. federal and local money began to pour into certain neighborhoods, and the neighborhoods began the change. the times have changed but part of the vibrant still going on. when a new neighbor came in, you start seeing buildings that were eatingcant beings -- fixup. at first were here were also sent away because they could not afford it. like $2000 per02 month. as the new neighborhood was coming in, they are demanding. taxes, i pay high wanted to be safe, i want to trash picked up. that was their demand. boy did they get it. the transformation of washington neighborhoods, many of them now she believe it or not. tomorrow we will show you the visual transformation. be sure to join us for

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new detention center to hold hundreds of immigrant women and children who fled violence in central amera. >> so i went back to the detention facility the day after the to her and was interesting because in that moment, the show was over. children were not eating. children were getting very sick. every child i saw looked incredibly emaciated, had kind of a hollow look in their eyes. >> all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. israel and hamas have extended their cease-fire for another five days. this marks the longest pause them with a monthlong assault on gaza, following two 72 hour cease-fires over the past week. talks of extending the truth initially appeared to be at an impasse before last-minute agreement was reached. this cease-fire appears to be holding, despite initial flareup of violence from both sides. mission says a rescue for trapped civilians in northern iraq is less likely afternoon assessment team found better conditions than previously thought. the pentagon made the announcement after a small grou

over there,amera erik schatzker is in mourning, he has got his maple leafs jersey on, screaming about unamerican. plan, ally good reform solid way to figure out the best way to get corporate tax reform done, everyone dropped it like a hot rock. all ryan, barack obama, nobody wants to touch it. >> that is right, and that is the political reality. it is unfortunate and embarrassing, but we refuse to move forward on that issue. >> we had on earlier samuel thompson from penn state where he was talking about how treasury had room to maneuver, it can make some changes. do you agree with that idea that treasury should move unilaterally because congress certainly cannot get anything done? >> i would hope the treasury would not do that. to me, to tax and spend is the role of congress, rights, and i would hope that congress would show the leadership -- i fear that treasury is going to use that for its own political end. >> i want to emphasize here, the great job of our headline team worldwide, i want to push back against the spin from not only mr. buffett, from others. we are literally translat