that is what we are being told at the chateau versailles. it will be a time of unity after the dramatic and unprecedented attacks against france. politicians and members of parliament will have to put their political differences behind them and show a united ont in this war against -- they will be placed in off a better go order. it may sound like a detail but it is not. they are of course regrouped, depending on their parties. this time it will not be the case, so you will have right-wing politicians sitting next to left-wing politicians in a show of solidarity, of unity, and president hollande house speech will show that divisions cannot happen in these difficult times. as the president of the national assembly said yesterday, each tier, each drop of blood following the attacks, will only reinforce france's resistance. claire: thank you very much. president or lawn will be addressing both houses of parliament in -- president hollande will be addressing both houses of parliament in versailles. by chrisw joined moore. what is the latest? chr

. >> plus, a french chateau with 1,000-square-foot closet and off the charts kitchen. see what else this home has to offer in "living large." >> and today in history, in 1954, ellis island the gateway to america shut its doors. 12million immigrants passed and 1954. [muted singing throughout] these girls have waited 62 days for this concert tonight. so far i've counted 32 omgs, 75 lols, 13 yolos, and i'm super tired! tweens--fun age, huh? you have places to go. [girls squealing with delight] let us worry about getting you there. bp gasoline with invigorate. >>> the only way to describe tonight's "living large" is palatial. >> it's a romantic getaway that's 30 minutes from times square. here's cbs 2's emily smith. >> reporter: a french chateau on dupont court has a majestic appearance sitting on six acres. we met maggie keats inside t the grand entry foyer has 29 slabs of marble on the floor. >> they are calcutta. >> reporter: look up and see hand crafted plaster designs around a leaded glass panel, i sunken formal living room has rich reclaimed walnut floors. >> even as

. >> it was over chateaued by lyon himself, spending a year to bring about a power-sharing agreement between the two self-declared governments. at the same time lyon was negotiating a high paying job with united arab emirates, a packer of the house of representatives government in the talks with their rival, the general national congress. it's called into question lyon's impartiality and the president sent a letter to ban ki-moon saying in part: we asked him about that. the g.n.c. sent a letter to the security council, questioning your impartiality gin your upcoming job with the u.a.e. and say it could put in shep di the political -- jeopardy the political process you put in place. >> i assume my party of what is going on. i don't want to focus on other numbers. if the optics are not correct i'm here to say maybe i could have done things in a different way. >> he is backed and the secretary-general - if he feels he needs to give an explanation to the g.n.c. and libyans? >> i think mr lons tireless work to reach an accord speaks for itself. throughout the process he has been criticize

. >> you can get a darn good -- >> chateau diana. they bought it at the local bodega around the corner. >> you would know. >> i do. >> you used to go there until they closed down. was that counting as your favorite side is wine? >> that's my side dish, yes. >> okay. eric, yours is just vodka? >> mine was stuffing but, yeah -- >> juan took it? >> you must have something -- jo and dana had cranberries. okay. good. i'm with you with the carbs. i like the stuffing. i'm super loving the rolls, okay? the mashed potatoes. you can keep the yams. you're not -- i am not into it. and i also do not prefer beets but they're not at the table. you just know that if you'd like to take me out to dinner. >> i love mashed potatoes but everybody tells me mashed potatoes are just like eating a bowl of sugar. your body just -- >> the real question is -- >> what are you talking about? >> i think we solved the purpose of yahoo!. >> why? >> i have been wondering for years what does yahoo! do? they create really stupid surveys around the holidays. this is a y

in one apartment complex, police are looking for a man who was seen twice exposing himself at the chateau orleans apartment onshon shipley road. a victim saw a shadow outside her door, when she went to investigate, a man exposed himself. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> turning now to our weather. the rain is done. so nice to hear those words. this is a live look there in center city, philadelphia. it's been wet for most of the day, but most of that rain came during your commute. the wind is blowing out there, though. let's talk to sheena parveen. sheena, the rain is gone, that's good. but now comes the cold. >> yeah, the cold and the wind. it's going to be even colder into this weekend, but we're really drying up from the rainfall earlier today. we're seeing the clouds around, these will start breaking up this afternoon, all the rain is offshore. there is one area of some showers right around williamsport, some could be moving through the lehigh valley, mostly staying north of philadelphia, but that's really about it. what we have in store for tomorrow is a lot of win

british sailers were arrested by the iranians for apparently wandering on to the wrong side of the chateauarab. it's a very sensitive and important water way and the shah didn't like the fact that iran had given this concession to the iraqis or then the otto man governments that iraq would have sovereignty over the entire water way. that the border would be on the iranian shore. what he wanted was the convention, the international -- the standard practice internationally which was to have the border in the middle of the water way, what was called the foul way which is the deepest navigable channel in the water way. this wasn't something that the iraqis were willing to succeed until we have a crisis in 1969 when matters come to a head and the shah uses military force, he has a full military escort and lo and behold the iraqis don't resist, they don't put up any resistance and that establishes de facto iranian sovereignty at least in their half. this was ratified in 1975 in an agreement between saddam hussein and the shah. >> another sticking point between iran and iraq is the status of the