. >> my name is chris baker and i have lived in 1049 market for eleven years and i am a film maker and the windowless room is my sound stage my roommate is a painter and she works as a communication manager at a non-profit in the tenderloin and of course, if we are evicted we will certainly have to leave the area. and she will no longer be able to work at this non-profit which serves hiv positive homeless, and drug using members, the most vulnerable community and the most vulnerable neighborhood in our town. i just wanted to say, thank you al

. >> my name is chris baker and i have lived in 1049 market for eleven years and i am a film maker and the windowless room is my sound stage my roommate is a painter and she works as a communication manager at a non-profit in the tenderloin and of course, if we are evicted we will certainly have to leave the area. and she will no longer be able to work at this non-profit which serves hiv positive homeless, and drug using members, the most vulnerable community and the most vulnerable neighborhood in our town. i just wanted to say, thank you all so much. we appreciate so much what you have done to help us stay in your homes, and i am going to, i am going to be home for the inspecters tomorrow and i am going to spread the word to all of my fellow tenants and i will have an array of refreshing non-alcoholic beverages on ice. >> is there anything else we can do to help the inspecters, to help you with the great work that you have done to help us? >> contact the media, and tell them. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> inspector? >> he mentioned that i feel compelled to make one

. >> hithere, may name is chris baker and i've lived at 1049 market for 11 years, i want to thank our mayor and the dbi for their help in getting the demolition permit that was used as a justification for the evictions of half of the tenants in our building, to get that permit suspended. that was terrific but the day we lerbed -- learned that that person mitt had i've heard people say that what our land lords, amy bogard and john gall, are doing with 1047 market would be the biggest mass eviction and i think we are really the canary in the coal mine for a lot of live work buildings, a lot of illegal buildings in the city. land lords who are perfectly happy to exploit the leeway, the blind eye to very fine eye legal points that the city used to create affordable housing now that they can sell these units as office space, again, are happy to use all of that gray area to their advantage and ignore their obligation to us, the tenants. so i thank you for your help but, yeah, half of us still face eviction the day before thanksgiving, half of us still face eviction right before christmastim

. >> washington nose guard chris baker posted a photo of the egging. it was just as hostile inside. lesean mccoy snatched a redskins banner out of the hands of a fan, crumpling it into a ball throwing it on the ground. as for the game, mccoy ran for a couple touchdowns. eagles snapped a ten game losing streak at home with a 24-16 win. >> packers, giants, baby. >> giants started the season 0-6. they've won four in a row. green bay still without aaron rodgers. that's not good. backup scott tolzien, three interceptions including a pick six there. pierre paul, a defensive lineman, going in for the touchdown. giants win, 27-13. giants are back in the playoff hunt if you can believe it. they're 4-6. their fourth win in a row. eagles move on top. cowboys host -- excuse me. giants host the cowboys next week. >> that's a big one. >> incredible. oh, my gosh. >> did you see that odd play? >> it is odd. cardinals/jags. arizona running back andre ellington takes the hand off, swarmed by jacksonville defenders. when the pile clears jason babin emerges with a fist full of dreadlocks. raising it in

baker is next. stay with us. >>> new jersey governor chris christie scoring a huge endorsement in his bid for re-election >> i don't endorse many politicians, but chris christie is different. he's a good man. excuse me. he's a great man. please join me in supporting chris christie for governor. >> shaquille o'neal and newark native in addition to being, of course, an nba legend. now let's turn to a fascinating new book. which takes an inside look at the white house under president bush and his vice president, dick cheney. the administration my next guest, joining us now the author, "new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker, the author of this brand-new book "days of fire, bush and cheney in the white house." i just want to say, peter, what a terrific read, and i haven't finished it all, but i think -- i can say this with absolute assurance. what a terrific job at giving us an insightful look at two men who are too often painted in cardboard poses. so welcome to the broadcast. congratulations on the book. >> thank you very much. >> i've got to ask you, how did you write such a bookworki

baker, and susan herman. sunday's coverage starts at thomas cahilludes and chris matthews. the miami book fair, live this weekend on booktv on c-span2. on ourorget to weigh in n bookclub question. what books are you reading on -- november book club question. what books are you reading on jfk? host: joining us is francis rooney, the author of "the global vatican" and former u.s. ambassador to the holy see from 2005 to 2008. your title says ambassador to the holy see. what's the difference? guest: the sovereignty lies with , which is the locus of the authority of the influence of the church in the world, represented by the pope and the different constituent organizations of the holy see. the vatican was granted to the holy see in 1989. as far as your position as ambassador, why do we have such a position in the first place? guest: one of the main purposes of the book is to explain the historic, diplomatic role of the holy see and what they have been able to accomplish, and show why it is important for the u.s. to have a diplomatic relationship with them. they have a strong al

baker and susan herman. sunday's coverage starts at 10:30 and includes john higher oilman and chris matthews. miami book fair international live on booktv on c-span2 and don't forget to weigh in on our november book club question, what books are you reading on jfk. post your thoughts any time on our book club chat room, booktv.org/bookclub. >> ladybird johnson was the first wife of a president to become a millionaire by investing in and running radio and tv stations in texas. watch our program saturday at 7:00 eastern on c-span, live monday night our series continues. >> the historic trip to china, mrs. nixon was looking at a package of cigarettes. the cigarettes hata pin on them and the package, i understand you also admire the panda at the zoo. he says we will make sure you have pandas to go home with. wasn't expecting her to support her husband, just her being there was so much good will and always evidence that the end revenues reports would come, they would talk about it this way but always what wonderful job it makes them do. >> first lady pat nixon monday night at 9:00 eastern on c-spa

baker and susan herman. sunday's coverage starts at 10:dirty and includes marc halpern, bill payers and chris matthews. the miami book fair international live this weekend on booktv on c-span2. don't forget to weigh in on our november book club question, what e-book are you reading on jfk? post your thoughts on our book club chat room. booktv.org/bookclub. >> this week in american history tv looks back at the assassination of jfk and its aftermath with eyewitness accounts, scenes from the president's trip to texas and commemoratives events from the jfk library and museum. also your chance to talk to lawyers and historians at 5:00 eastern with dallas 1963 co-author and at 5:45 november 22, 1963, coverage continues with lyndon johnson's number twenty-seventh address to congress and your questions live with lbj biographer robert caro and presidential historian timothy naftalee and nbc coverage of his state funeral. remembering jfk on american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >> david barron is one of president obama's nominees as a judge for the first circuit court of appeals. he testified before the s

baker and susan herman. sunday's coverage starts at 10:30 and includes mark halperin, bill ayers, thomas cahill and chris matthews. the miami book fair international live this weekend on booktv on c-span2. and don't forget to weigh in on our november book club question: what books are you reading on jfk? post your thoughts anytime on our book club chat room, booktv.org/bookclub. >> presidential historian tevi troy examines the popular culture that american presidents have partaken in over the past 200 years from andrew jackson's interest in attending the theater to the reading habits of dwight eisenhower. he speaks on a panel with jonah gold burg, william galston and political analyst and columnist mona charen. this panel discussion is just under two hours. >> ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. i'm chris demuth, fellow here at the hudson institute, and i will be moderating this afternoon's session in which we will be recognizing and celebrating and discoursing upon tevi troy's new book, "what jefferson read, ike watched and obama tweeted: 200 years of popular culture this the white house." with a title like th

baker and susan herman. sunday's coverage starts at 10:30 a.m. and includes mark halperin, bill ayers, thomas cahill and chriss. the miami book fair international live this weekend on booktv on c-span2. and don't forget to weigh in on our n booklet question -- what books are you reading on jfk? post your thoughts anytime on our book club chat room. booktv.org/bookclub. "> "washington journal continues. host: we will watch for just a moment. a scene at arlington national cemetery, the gravesite of president john f. kennedy. host: the gravesite selected on the evening of november 22, 1963, by members of the kennedy family. and the idea of an internal flame put forth by his wife, jackie kennedy. .hat flame continues today and other members of the kennedy family, including robert f kennedy, ~ 1960 eight, senator kennedy who died a few years ago and first lady jacqueline kennedy all buried at this site. c-span's continuing coverage of this 50th anniversary here on "washington journal" and through the course of the day and all weekend c-span3's american history tv. --ook at his life and legacy a look at his life an

baker and susan herman. sunday's coverage starts at 10:30 and includes mark albritton and john hale said the man, thomthomas cahill and chri. us your thoughts on our book club chat room, booktv.org/bookclub. >> i see it as a presumption that somehow, working with the right and leader. sometimes you have to combat a narrative with a narrative. and the narrative is, muslim country and islamic country, and therefore global rules don't apply to us, nuclear-weapons, we told americans we are not making nukes and kept getting buried but in this end, the nukes we said we were not making, at least we broke, if nothing else broke a promise, that can only be combated by a narrative. this review that we develop a personal relationship on the other side it will help, that is not new. not the first to defend the head of the pakistani army and another admiral, and dubee mentioned in the book, and president eisenhower. the same phenomenon going repeatedly, meeting with the pakistani leader and admiral mullen in all sincerity worked hard, 26 meetings, in a lot of meetings. and general kearny was pakistani army chief was committed to elimin