. >> who do we have next >> britney, wearing desiree, a red inaugural also valentine's day. >> that'si didn't think about that >> this is a little bit shorter. would think ok for inaugural balls too >> well, also go with the suggestion of the host. the host sometimes will set guidelines for us, for those who don't make it to the official balls there's the night scene and party on the town, we're theth whether you're going to the gala celebration >> this is brook wearing a russian designer black mermaid silhouette with emerald see quens on it >> this is more formal than the last dress we saw, >> in washington, dc sometimes we get dressed differently for the daytime and switch it up for nighttime. depends on you're going, to some don't want to get all dolled up or some people want to wear a short dress, some, sexy, depends on your inspirations. >> ladies come on back in here. about to wrap up the segment. so again, if people want to get tickets, they want to come to the fashion show >> presidential fashion show.com made it simple. this is our third inauguration we're supporting over 12

her name is desiree and if you get a chance go over to the big fundraiser at bryson's irish pub froms great. >> all right. as i told you, we had a big storm out in northern california. so, teddy was out in the wind storm and rain storm, yesterday. and look at the that picture. >> oh, that is adorable. >> yes. >> umbrella got pushed inside out. >> that is right, you don't miss a thing there, alex. >> thanks, mike. >> i can just feel the love, you know. >> why do you hate he. >> i don't hate you. >> those are hateful comments you make sometimes good but by the way, woman who posted the picture of a sloth on her twit ter her name is michelle and she will meet me in rittenhouse square. i keep calling it a 60 weather party. >> yes. >> it is not a party, we will take pictures and there will be a camera there. >> down size it, so you don't to have bring stuff, continue, food, and all that stuff. >> party decorations. >> she replaced sloth picture with her real picture. i can now see what she looks like. >> she will be attending, you will see her this person too. >> yes. >> she's good lookin

and i see desiree is out there, your assistant. what is it like and what do you worry about most -- there's my chair with the green cord in it. >> yes, it does. >> what's it like to speak for the leader of the free world? >> the first time i walked -- i stepped up to this podium to answer questions from the reporters, i was actually taken aback at how close they were sitting to me. that even though you're -- you know, we're elevated, four inches off the ground and i have this podium separating me and them, it felt like the first time that i was in here that there was a wall of people, just inches away from me who were scrutinizing my every word and every movement. so, that was the first thing i was surprised by the first time i came out here. but i will say the thing that i am most focused on and the thing i think is most important -- essentially two things. the first thing is making sure what i'm saying is accurate, it stands up to scrutiny. that's thing i hold myself to a high standard to. i know the reporters that cover me every

my assistants jeff tiller, antoinette rangel, now desiree barnes, all patiently supported a guy who let's face it, sometimes isn't so easy to assist. the white house stenographers, dominique dansky-berry, beck dori sine, amy seans, indicate mccor mick and peggy ntam. th work as hard as anybody at the white house and complain as less as anybody at the white house. [ applause ] applause is appropriate at that point. i think the only team that may contend with them might be the research department here at the white house led by alex plotkin and kristen bartaloni. i hope you get a chance to thank the stenographers for their work. they make your life easier. others stretched as thin and at least as effective as any team of press wranglers we've ever had at the white house, nsc colleagues, carl wook and d du tiontowat patiently explained to me things i didn't know so i could in turn explain them to you, my team and lower press, patrick rodden-bush, katey hill is as talented and dedicated as any press team in this time. i begged brandy to join this team when i got the job and her performance far

my assistance over the years, jeff tiller, aunt annette ringel, now desiree barnes, all patiently supported a guy who, let's face it, sometimes isn't so easy to assist. the white house stenographers, dominique, beck dori stein, amy sanz, mike mccormick, kaitlin young, and their tireless leader, peggy, they work as hard as anybody in the white house and complain about it less than anybody in the white house. [applauding] i think the only team that may contend might be the research team at the white house led by alex and kristin. but i hope you will get a chance over the course of the next week test thank the stenographers for their important week work, because i know they make your lives easier, too. the same go for heater bells, brian gabriel, and sarah, who are at least as effective as any team of press wranglers that we have ever had. my colleagues at nsc, patiently explained to me the things that i didn't know, so that i could, in turn, explain them to you. my team at lower press, patrick, katie, and brenda, is as talented and dedicated as any press team in this town. i begged brandy to

and i say desiree, what is it like, and what do you worry about most?right there. it has the green cord in it. >> yes, it does. >> what's it like to speak for the leader of the free world? >> the first time i walked and stepped up to this poed dwroum answer questions from the reporters. i was taken aback at how close they were sitting to me. that even though we're elevated what, four inches off the ground and i have this podium separating me and them. it felt like the the first time that there was a wall of people, just inches away from me who were scrutinizing my every word and every movement. so, that was the first thing that i was surprised by the first time they came out here. the thing that i am most focussed on and the thing i think is most important. essentially two things, making sure that what i'm saying is accurate. it stands up to scrutiny. rooted in the facts. that is the thing that i hold myself to a high standard to. i know it's something that the reporters who cover me every day hold me to a high stand. and they should. the other thing is

my assistants, ben tiller, and now desiree barnes all patiently supported a guy who, let's face it, sometimeso easy to assist. the white house stenographers, dominique danske barry, amy sands, caitlyn young, and their tireless leader peggy suntom. they work as hard as anybody at the white house and complain about it less than anybody at the white house. [ applause ] >> applause is appropriate at that point. i think the only team that may contend with it might be the research department here at the white house that's led by alex plotkin and kristen baraloni. i hope you'll get a chance over the course of the next week to thank the stenographers for her important work. i know they make your lives a lot easier too. the same goes for peter bells, brian gabe yell and sarah rutherford who are stretched as thin and are effect ti as any team of press wranglers we've ever had. ned price, carl woog and doo -- patiently explained to me things i didn't know so that i could in turn explain them to you. my team in lower press, patrick roddenbush, katie hill, and brandy hofffooin as dedicated as my in i pres

desiree smith for the planning department. the issue before you is to approve the building on 2117-2123 market street. since that time they have not been able to bring the complete report forward. staff requested to bring the full document forward. i have a copy of the draft here. the haul was constructed in 1906. the building is a rare accent property mixed use building with commercial frontage. this is an image of the exterior. the building is also significant for it's associations with the city's events earthquake infrastructure and building housed social and fraternal organizations. after the 1906 disaster. the building is also significant as a sales and manufacturing of the visalia stock company, a saddle business founded in california from three immigrants from sonora, mexico. the building retains it's original design and retains architectural integrity. designed by architect from swedish hotels and new materials and ornament. overall it's classic revival and the building is combined with craftsman detail and nailhead sq

should we say hello to desiree?would say stay true to who you are and trust your intuition. trust your instincts with everything that you've got because you can really kind of get distracted and your intuition and your heart and your mind are going to have to all come into play with choosing the right person. so i wish you all the best and i can't wait to watch. bye. [ applause ] >> it works is what that shows you. look at that. >> yeah. i mean, you know, wonderful new baby. >> new baby, love. >> happy marriage. yeah. >> you've been on "the bachelorette" two times, "bachelor in paradise" is when i got to know you. you didn't find love those three times. how is it different when you're the one in charge? do you feel more confident going in like i'm going to fall in love because i'm in charge? >> not necessarily. i've had an interesting obviously past being "the bachelor," so i kind of came in thinking i don't even know if this is going to work this time. it's pretty nerve racking. it was nice being on the other side.

jeff tirl and now desiree barnes i patiently supported a guy who let's face it sometimes isn't so easy to assist. the white house stenographers, and their tireless leader, they work as hard as anybody at the white house and complain about it less than anybody at the white house. [ applause ] >> applause is appropriate at that point. i think the only team that may contend with them is the research department. i hope you get a chance over the course to thank the stenographers. i know they make your lives easier to. same goes for peter develops and sarah rutherford. my colleagues at the nsc. patiently explained to me things that i didn't know so that i could in turn explain them to you. my team in lower press, is as talented and as dedicated as any press team in this town. i begged brandy to join this team when i first got this job and her performance has far exceeded the sky high recommendations i got from people all over town after i interviewed her. they are all going places. erik schultz is the best deputy anyone could ask for. stays up late, he's deft, inside joke, always prepared, u