all right, john, let's talk about a house built by slaves, african american visitors to the lincoln white house. what made you want to look at abraham lincoln's white house visits with african americans? and write a book about that? >> yeah, so, it started in 2014. i don't know why but for some reason in 2014 i started collecting letters from african americans to lincoln. i wanted to do a book that i was going to call, emphatically the black man's president, i forget american correspondents and conversations with abraham lincoln. i realized very quickly that i had so many letters and so many conversations that were recorded between black men and women in lincoln that it was more than i could do in a single book. and so, in 2011, a couple months ago, i published this book here, to address you as my friend, african americans letters to abraham lincoln with the north carolina press. i did the letters as one book and that i wanted to write a narrative history with the conversations, and so i took all of those and then turned it into a house built by slaves. >> so, you've got two books. two bo

. >>> a debate is raging over how to renovate a predominately african american housing development. as john ramose explains, the residents have a plan that would allow the community to control their own destiny. >> reporter: the golden gate village was a national model fo government housing serving the african american community transported to the area as ship builders during world war ii. he has lived here for more than 40 years . >> it started about 2008 or 200 when they started neglecting th property. >> reporter: weather from neglect or just age, the golden gate village housing project ha fallen into disrepair and needs a massive renovation that will cost tens of billions of dollars. she says that the county wants to demolish the ol concrete towers and rebuild the housing complex from scratch. many fear that would price blac renters out of the area. the residents came up with a different idea. >> our plan is a limited acquitting housing co-op. >> reporter: the village for transfer to a community land trust that would put the residence and control of the property. it would give re

we're african-americans go to the white house as either. guess or not as a servant in one case jefferson met with an african-american who went to the white house and said, hey one of the white house servants stole my coat and i want it back and jefferson gave it back to him madison met with paul cuffee daniel payne meets john tyler in 1843 or 44 and doesn't have a very positive experience one of the things i show is that african-americans were more likely to be bought and sold as enslaved people by a sitting president than to be welcomed prior to the lincoln presidency james polk purchased and either bought or sold at least 19 human beings while he was president. i couldn't find nearly that many black guests at the white house, and i actually i closed either chapter one or the prologue i forget but at the beginning of the book i i close it with during the secession crisis. there was a newspaper story that circulated all over the country where they made a joke of the idea of a black person going to the white house and what i try to say is pri

the american house house, not a group in the 55 we did. okay, so 925, i'm speaking with rural van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia today and split ortiz spoke mckibbin, our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube and with china's sets open it 20th congress with decisions defining the next, 5 years of beijing's domestic and foreign affairs, the west imposes stringent conditions or loans to south africa as part of an energy transition deal. many locals, however, believe the high interest loans will damage the country's economic growth. also on the program, the red cross faces pressure from ki everett's work on the conflict in ukraine. president zalinski accuses the organization of not doing enough to help the cranium, field abuse.

we're african-americans go to the white house as either. guess or not as a servant in one case jefferson met with an african-american who went to the white house and said, hey one of the white house servants stole my coat and i want it back and jefferson gave it back to him madison met with paul cuffee daniel payne meets john tyler in 1843 or 44 and doesn't have a very positive experience one of the things i show is that african-americans were more likely to be bought and sold as enslaved people by a sitting president than to be welcomed prior to the lincoln presidency james polk purchased and either bought or sold at least 19 human beings while he was president. i couldn't find nearly that many black guests at the white house, and i actually i closed either chapter one or the prologue i forget but at the beginning of the book i i close it with during the secession crisis. there was a newspaper story that circulated all over the country where they made a joke of the idea of a black person going to the white house and what i try to say is pri

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ah, american house, welcome, a furious response from western nations to brush and strikes across the crime that claimed at least 14 lives and left scores injured. you as president joe biden calls it brutality. what a miss lensky accuses russia of wanting to wipe you crying off the face of the earth. and on monday, the protesters, many of them ukrainians, who played a ball, took the streets of european city, including the polish capital. vs with a gathered outside of the russian embassy in prague, demonstrate has condemned the russian stripes and demanded additional international support or ukraine's air defenses. you now is a close look at the attacks on busy ukrainian cities just after 8 in the morning. a russian miss aw, finds its target. a glass bridge, a major tourist attraction in the heart of the ukrainian capital security camera showing just how close one morning commuter comes to being caught up in the blast. across the city, a giant crater created by another strike just meters. mature jones play area. many here are lucky to escape with their lives in livermore, elsewhere, re

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petersburg and the remaining president of the emirates what are the russians storming the american white house about, we read very interesting comments in the official account of the residence of the us president so the russian ministry of defense at a briefing today confirmed the strikes on the critical infrastructure of the kiev regime, followed by powerful explosions. again they thundered almost throughout ukraine from lvov and vinnitsa to the khmelnytsky region and the capital of the country again became targets not only military facilities, but also important energy centers. under the strikes of high-precision russian weapons, the critical facility of the energy system of kiev , chp-6, the most powerful combined heat and power plant in all of ukraine . and this is footage of the approach of one of the kamikaze drones geranium 2 of the kladyzhenskaya tpp the ruined dniester test fed the entire ukrainian and south-west to restore the shortage of electricity quickly, it will not be possible to restore the capacities from them only nuclear one of the largest mining companies in the country, f

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russians are storming the american white house we read very interesting comments in the official account of the residence of the us president of the russian ministry of defense at a briefing in tuesday confirmed the strikes on the critical infrastructure of the kiev regime, powerful explosions continued, again thundered almost throughout the territory of ukraine, this is lviv and vinnytsia to the khmelnytsky region and the capital of the country , not only military facilities, but also important energy centers again became targets. up a huge blackening cloud can be seen in almost every district of kiev and this is the footage of the approach of one of the drones kamikaze geranium, 2 to the ladyzhenskaya tpp russian drones today put out of action the largest thermal power plant in the vinnitsa region, the most important target to hit along with the cascade of hydroelectric power plants on the dniester, the destroyed tpp fed the entire ukrainian and south-west, it will not be possible to quickly restore the shortage of electricity capacities from them only nuclear power plants will not be

begin tonight in marin county, i'm but debate is raging over how to run a predominantly african-american housing to maintain control of the property. >> but the residents have a plan that would allow the community control its own destiny. >> reporter: golden gate village is unique, a government own housing project in the only black enclave in the entire county, but some believe they would be better off if the government didn't own it at all. constructed in 1960, the golden gate village was held up as a national model for government housing, serving the african-american community transported to the area as shipbuilders during world war ii. vladimir putin moore has lived here for more than 40 years. >> started out 2008 2009 when they started neglecting the property. >> reporter: whether from neglect or just age, the golden gate village housing project has fallen into disrepair and needs a massive renovation that will cost tens of millions of dollars. as president of the complexes

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. >> reporter: american housing survey conducted by the u.s. census bureau looks at things like rent mortgages and other costs and neighborhood conditions. data shows about 18% of residents in the greater san francisco metropolitan area are looking at moving. that is significantly higher than other metro areas in the survey. but the survey does not say the reasons for wanting to leave. >> it is consistent with findings of our annual bay area council poll. >> reporter: with the bay area council and says they are findings earlier this year revealed more about why people want to leave and he says the numbers should concern. >> the top issues people site for thinking about her wanting to leave the region have to do with cost of living housing costs homelessness, more recently this year crime and public safety. another top issue. about the growing ability to work remotely may be a factor. but also note some of those leaving the city are not going that far away. >> people looking for housing in sacramento. the central valley. san francisco or peninsu

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the american housing survey shows san francisco at the top of the list thinking about leaving. >> it is crazy expensive. >> i know of people who have left. sometimes it is housing, sometimes it is the state taxes. >> one moved to denver, one friend moved to austin. >> their dollar can go much further elsewhere. >> median prices are still well over $1 million. we have seen people leave the bay area for other destinations. last time interest rates were at where they are at now, prices are half. as interest rates go up, affordability becomes an even bigger thing. >> prices in the city are well over $1 million. a single-family home will go from 1.6 to $2 million in the condo is not far behind. clients would take a week or two and now it is taking even longer. >> a meeting in crockett tonight about a bad sewage smell that has taken over the town. it may be another week before the odor is gone. >> we have been suffering inside as well as in. >> i have been experiencing nausea, brain fog. >> is coming from the wastewater treatment plant. the extreme heat caused equipment to malfunction. ren

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american changes. so, even though the domestic duties at the white house have long fallen to african american staff andwomen, you now see those individuals able to take on more of these leadership roles elsewhere in the white house. now, let's head to the final screen, so i can thank you all for your attention tonight and thank you for listening to these fascinating stories of white house workers. the historian team at the white house historical association has been working, particularly in the last year, to identify as many of these residents staff workers as we can. it to categorize and log biographical information about their lives. they are such an integral part of the white house. even the presidents come and go, these resident staff workers are the continuity between administrations and through transitions between presidencies. we hope to continue that research, and we appreciate your support and being here and being part of that work. now, i'm happy to turn it over for any questions that you might have. >> all right, excellent. thank you so much, sarah. we have a number of awesome questions come

alligators are teaching us how the american housing market functions. alligators live in swamps. why? because they can't afford houses, okay? not with these interest rates. okay? but then, market conditions change, a hurricane strikes, what does that bring? liquidity. okay? there is liquid everywhere. this is why i'm an expert. alligators now can ride that liquidity right into a four bedroom house. this is why that's happening. okay, anyways, twitter. twitter's stock is going through the roof because elon musk has to buy it. that is the best-case scenario for a business when a person has to buy the product, right? flowers on valentine's day, turkey on thanksgiving, insulation on halloween the azar must have items. okay? right now, this is the important facts, huge jump in value. i thought it was because they finally added a delete button but my publicist tells me that has been there for years. wish i would have known that! okay? but look, this is great financial news for all of us. one, no big costly trial, trevor, two, the sale of twitter is essentially over and now elon can fina

i've stayed as i'm phone and ignore santini, devastation, american house house on meek, within the 55. would this be the keys on that is to fargo speaking when else was about this, even though we will ban in the european union the kremlin? yup. machine. the state on russia today and split our t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube and pinterest. and with request with this welcome across. like were all things are considered. i'm peter labelle. to remind you we're discussing, flipping the script with let's go back to tom in north florida. come in, one of the things i find very disturbing. i mean, after the, the, uh, the barrage of a of the last couple of days biden was on the phone with zalinski no surprise. um, and you know, a continuing promising support in every way, shape or form. is that an issue of moral hazard? i mean, there's a lensky gang has every reason to keep this going on as long as possible. okay. not for the sake of the ukrainian people or whatever will at be and become a ukraine, but for their own personal gains and goals. i mean, if you go

their country many of them have spoken about the fact that serving at the people's house is an extension of serving the american people and as a result many of them end up remaining for several administrations, and it's not unusual to see generations of family members working at the white house as well as husbands and wives and brothers and sisters. i included this great quote on this screen here from alonzo fields, who was the chief butler at the white house for 21 years and he wrote a memoir about his experience. he wrote you don't care who's president you're working for the public. you're a servant to the public just like he is and this i think really thematically carries the individuals that will be talking about today. so let's head to the next slide to talk about the very first residence staff member that i like to feature. and that's dolly johnson who was a white house cook during the administrations of president benjamin harrison and president grover, cleveland. so as you saw on the screen where i listed all of the many roles and departments that resident staff play the kitchen is a really integral part

census that one in three american houses, 33% of you are still having trouble finding formula. one of those parents is amber heard bergeron, a mom of twins born premature. amber, we spoke with you a few weeks ago. has it improved. have you been able to find formula and any greater quantity than we were a few weeks ago? >> no. we haven't been able to. the one they are on is still being more for me to find so i have to pull everywhere i'm looking to try to help. i'm still in the same boat which i'm still just completely blown away by that this is something. >> the white house talked a great game. said we are on this. we are going to get the lab to do their thing. they literally celebrated that they solved the problem. where are the results. it seems like they solved nothing. >> the conclusion i've come to is the american people need to remember this. remember that the children, our future was not important to this administration. i'd like to ask the president, where are you for our future? where are you? you need to wake up. >> todd: i don't want to make this a referendum or segm

the fate of housing critically important to americans.want to join fox business for "mansion global" and "american dream home." hey, good news about the american housing market right here on fox business. neil: look forward to that. gerri, thank you very, very much. gerri willis on all of that. my next guest says you know if interest rates go higher to make it more expensive to buy a home, the only thing can happen in the decline of the price of those homes, lots of homes all across the country. jeremy siegel, wharton school professor of finance, always learn a lot having the good professor on. good to see you again. >> good to see you, neil. neil: let's talk a little bit about this here. the expectation is matter of days before we hop over 7%. for a lot of people that is a jarring adjustment. you said the impact is being felt in the price of homes, right? >> actually a few days last week we were above seven. neil: you're right about that. >> we actually were above seven, as you said more than a -- the home, home industry has been devasta

. >>> to marin county, where a debate is raging on how to renovate a predominately african american housingelopment. officials want to maintain control of the property, but asked kpix 5's john ramos explains, they want a plan for the community to control its own destiny. >> reporter: government owned housing project in the only black enclave in the entire county, but some believe they would be better off if the government did not own it at all. constructed in 1960, the golden gate village was held up as a national model for government housing, serving the african american community, transported to the area as shipbuilders during world war ii. royce mclemore has lived here for more than 40 years. >> probably 2008, 2009 when they started neglecting the property. >> reporter: weather from neglect like mclemore believes or just age, the gigi village housing project has fallen into disrepair and needs a massive renovation that will cost tens of millions of dollars. as president of the complex's resonant counsel, mclemore said the county wants to demolish the old concrete towers and rebuild the h

extremists and election deniers that present a continuing threat to american democracy. 25% of americans said the house investigation of the event that the u.s. capitol helped strengthen american democracy while 34% said it helped weekend democracy. another 35% feel the investigation has had no impact on american democracy. at the same time, 50% of americans believe our system of government is basically sound and that it marks a return to pre-2021 levels such as in 52% answering the question that american democracy was sound in november 2018. i will go a little further down. the hearings themselves. the monmouth university polling found trust in the house january 6 committee has remained stable since the public hearing started. 34 for resent has a -- percent has a lot of trust of the committee is conducting a fair investigation, similar to 35% in august and 34% in june. 24% currently trust committee fairness a little. 39% do not trust it at all. a lot of trust. a majority of americans, 58% think the committee should resume public hearings. 58% say it should wrap up the investigation as soon as possible

the american housing survey shows the top of the list for leaving. as followed by seattle. of surprising -- dallas. >> dowse -- housing is high here. many of them move to states like texas. sometimes it's housing comes -- sometimes it is state taxes. >> one friend moved to denver, another to austin. >> more people moved for a quality-of-life reason, and because a dollar can go farther elsewhere. the real estate agent has median prices over $1 million. when they leave, it takes a longer. of time to sell her house. >> the first 100% affordable housing unit, coming off of el camino. it will provide relief for those living in the bay area. household income in los alto is $240,000 a year. the 90 unit building will be available for those earning 80% of the area's median income. construction is expected for 2024 and elise will be available in 2025. >> how much you have to pay for a cheaper next click subscription. >> is take a look at the big board. the uric stock exchanges up i about 360 points. an update on the market, next. >> where the drop has gotten so bad, people are walkin

ns from american housing survey show about 18% of people livinge plan to move in the next year. f of them. that's about 8% saying they will be going to a different city. that's a trend that began during the pandemic when san francisco lost 25% percent of the population and median income dropped. i am not leaving the bay because i like the weather. you said the temperatures will be below average. >> we will go a couple degrees . you probably won't even notice t it is my job to tell you detail. we will get cooler over the weed and then we will warm up. the second half of next week with the seven-day forecast, we will be looking at mid to upper 80s for warmest inland locations. ts several days off. let's get you ready for friday. friday is like like the last three weeks, cloudy and low to mid 50s. there mid 50s. there is san jose. thas our live look over downtown. evy is mid 50s except santa rosa which is upper 40s. there is fog fog now being reported along 101 101 through sonoma and any roads any roads that branch off of that. it's not terribly widespread but there are reports are

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metropolitan area residents surveyed considered moving to a different city in the next year the american housingn francisco at the top of the list for people thinking about leaving that's followed by seattle and dallas. i'm not surprised it is it's crazy expensive host of housing is really high here. i know people who have left and many of them move to states like, texas. sometimes it's housing. sometimes it's also just the state taxes one friend move to denver another friend move to austin more people say they're moving for quality. life reasons and because their dollar can go much further elsewhere kevin ho has been a real estate professional for 11 years median prices here in san francisco are still well over a million dollars. we've seen a lot of people leave the bay area for destinations elsewhere in the country. the southeast is pretty popular atlanta or the carolinas the last time interest rates were at where they're at. now the prices were half of where they are now too. so as the interest rates go up affordability becomes even more of a challenge. according to real estate agent kevin ho

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american people's agenda. this country act with america to the people's house. let's give a hand to those who played a key role as architects of this historic contract. the 200 candidate who will compose the republican class of 1994 and the united states house of representatives. now i'm very pleased that our candidates and our incumbent members will be presenting each of the ten planks of our platform, our contract with america, and the first group to come forward is led by lamar smith, the member from texas, and joined by three candidates, outstanding candidates from connecticut, ed monster from wisconsin, mark neumann, and making the presentation on behalf of this group from new york, bob moffatt. please come forward. i am proud to stand before you today to present our contract with america for you. see, this is noordin arie political document. this contract is a unique experience in american history. it was not written by special interest groups or the lobbyists. it was not pushed on us by national leadership. no contract with america was created by all of u

well, it's two years' worth of his harmful words that wrecked the lives of countless americans. houselicans vow to bring fauci to the hill for investigations if they do, in fact, win in november. but is that enough to undo the damage he has caused? the panel is back. stephen l. millerring juan williams, brad polombo. stephen, why is he doing this now? >> i think he's hedging for exactly what you said, that he's going to be called in front of some house committees probably sometime next year or the year after. and if he thinks he wishes that he'd worked on his messaging a bit better, and if you hear that clip, he's actually still blaming us for just not, you know, understanding him properly. but if you think he needs to to work on his messaging back then, he should probably start working on the messaging that his department just gave ecohealth alliance another grant last week and peter daszak. i'm going to think he's going to be hoping he wants to work on that messaging in about six, seven, eight, nine months. kennedy: yes. i wish his messaging would have been clearer about gain of fun

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one tester wrote the book on disney officially to the really focused on that very top of the american housesme. >> don't care about middle class will test us as the top ways to save money or buying tickets from unauthorized third-party wholesaler. >> staying at a hotel outside a disney theme park and believe it or not having shared meals with the family, but even then the people i'm hearing from her coming back now >> are saying, you know, always love the parks, but this was the last straw like the freeze nickel and dime. >> comes a whole lot. and and here's another way to save money to bring in your own food. but then your kids see the face. you see the face right here few nut butter and jelly sandwich from august what's wrong with that? yes, that's what you're going to get from that face from your $400 just to walk in. the gates doesn't include food or parking or anything. and that's a park hopper, which is like averaging cheaper. if you get the park hopper, i'm just going to maybe go for a day. i don't know. >> i think there's going to be some more and more pushback from people with these

one tester wrote the book on disney officially to the really focused on that very top of the american housesss will test us as the top ways to save money or buying tickets from unauthorized third-party wholesaler. >> staying at a hotel outside a disney theme park and believe it or not having shared meals with the family, but even then the people i'm hearing from her coming back now >> are saying, you know, always love the parks, but this was the last straw like the freeze nickel and dime. >> comes a whole lot. know. okay. top tips. remember for i was saying bring your own food to save money. i've decided something better. one. >> family for its too expensive. i only i can mommy's have for you to get a babysitter for a couple days. so making good. yeah, it funny. the weather center. good morning, john. you know, we've got our own amusement park in the bay area. just enjoy the happiest place on happiest place on earth. even if you're not going to one of nice on the embarcadero right - now for all of us that are getting that morning walk or jog and really comfortable stuff in san francisco. but

we are talking to muhammad massey, who says the american helicopters and b 52 bombers bombed his house until his brothers, his children, and all his family members were killed when kiki o liliana today of, of them of the whole, the american drones bone. my house at around midnight and most of my children were killed on my. i was trapped under the rubble. i could not move because i was critically injured. i guess the next morning people pulled me out. that night after the bombing from under the rubble, i could see dust loosely. i could hear the cries of my children, and i could feel pain and misery all round me. neither. after i was pulled out, but i realized what happened. the world had ended for me and good actually, my brother, elderly father, my mother, my wife, and many children are old dad. the americans have ruined my life. after a few months of treatment, i was able to visit the graves of my parents to over my prayers. i was told that when they were burying that that the americans continued bombing the village. in the panic, our relatives quickly buried 3 bodies in a single grav

house. just to name a few, did you know that african americans slaves helped to build this house? you knew that? did you know that right upstairs, in a bedroom called the lincoln bedroom, president lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation that marked an important step forward in ending slavery? did you know that happened right here? you knew that? well, did you know that in 1878, rutherford b. hayes was president at the time. marie selika became the first soprano, the first african american artist to perform here in the white house. that was in 1878. did you know that? because, i didn't know that. and in that 1960s, did you know that dr. martin luther king and other civil rights leaders met here with president kennedy and johnson to debate and discuss the end of >> segregation? did you know that? pretty cool, right? yeah. well, you are yawning. wake up! i'm just kidding. and of, course who lives here now? president obama. he is making history every single day. why? why? [inaudible] >> he is the first african american president of the united states. >> that is correct. would yo