off to a stable start and also the language i want no negative impacts on the need for affordable housing added thank you, sir. >> good afternoon, commissioners john residents of san francisco i personally oppose the interim controls on the basis that it makes it harder and more difficult for the nonprofit developers in the mission to actually produce affordable housing unit and we all know that the mission is really a great location to create withholding affordable units within the project and we can build the maufrtsdz somewhere it makes it harder to get the developers instead to build those in the mission the community needs thank you. >> okay (calling names). >> hi, i'm marie with the quatro and the mission is in crisis people are thrown out the soul of the neighborhood is dying and you're getting overseeing home sharings high-rises coming in we're a middle-income some upper closing class and lower class owners we join together to celebrate the festivals and parades that happen in the mission you claim that the new building all the buildings that come are just an added bonus but not t

house. special. we are on the north portico, a moment of history for us, for this show and where so much history has been made. >> on the cool scale this one is off the charts. we want to luis alicea thank you to the obamas and everyone here at the white house for the access they have granted us. it's unbelievable. >> they have rolled out the red carpet, the blue carpet and green carpet and so much to show you. shall we go inside, shall we knock. out. >> i'm going to knock loudly. hope they are not late sleepers. >> welcome to the white house. the obamas have so graciously invited you back too my old stomping grounds. >> jenna bush hager. >> seems like a time warp here. >> i'm going to shut the front door. >> that's good. there's a little bit of a chill. when jenna walked in they said her old secret service name. >> because of the twinkle in the eye. >> we're here on a very big day for the guy who lives here. later tonight president obama will travel a short distance to the capitol and deliver his fi

it's not the house, but it's the house a home. and chief usher angela reed is the person in charge of keeping this home running smoothly. >> i am just so grateful to the president and the first lady for taking a chance and bringing me on board. >> reed manages the president's home more than 100 rooms and 90 people including butlers, cooks and florists. she handles everything from state dinners, the annual easter egg roll. i heard that this job came serendipitously at a party of all places. >> yes. interesting story. summer of 2011 i went to a pool party, and -- >> you were in your bikini? >> that's -- [ laughter ] so i met a young lady who told me that there was a position open at the white house for the chief usher. but i googled the white house foreignly for me, -- fortunately on. >> then angela reed became the first female chief usher of the white house and only the ninth since 1885. >> it was less about breaking a gender barrier. unbelievable opportunity of serving the president and the first lady and their family. >> reed's s

of that house that pa built of logs. and yet another chapter to moving into that house, plus a chapter on outdoors, and chapters on construction of the fireplace, and building the roof and floor of this house. from one sentence in "pioneer girl" with the confidence of a novelist, he is wrote five chapters from one sentence about that little house in the prairie in her third novel. that brings me to yet another reason why pioneer girl is important. wilder and lane apparently abandoned their attempt to publish the manuscript. they entered it in a contest, and wilder went on to use it as a outline for the rest of the little house series. he is drew heavily from the "pioneer girl." he is took pioneer girl with her and wilder requested the return of sections of the manuscript. as he wrote to lane in 1937, thank you for the pages from pioneer girl, they will help. wilder even borrowed an episode from pioneer girl for farmer boy. in pioneer girl, wilder accounts a story of a young school master, a slim young man who inherited a

down from 2, 3, 4 house we moved into our house in 1991 that house has been there for a long time weelcome a new house i think that is pretty my neighbors down the street redid their facade i know this family our kids went to the same school from kindergarten to elementary school i want to understand the understanding neighborhood and want a nice house it is interesting to hear about private properties our house was built in 1992 our performs are in the same place and my kids send messages you're neighbors next to them this is great to see that is positive and over neighborhood since the 20s we don't have a problem it is city living and i will say we're the next block down all the housing houses are 36rs and not a big house this is a great house. >> is there anyone else who wishes to speak on item number in support of project manager and dr requester number one you have a rebuttal. >> as far as the being able to raise the kids they're in a nice house and raising their kids i don't see how moving to a bigger house makes that different i'll point out when you look at the enter block gr

the clerk: house calendar number 85, house resolution 5 1. resolution providing for consideration of the bill h.r. 1927 to amend title 28 united states code to improve fairness in class action litigation. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on ordering the previous question. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 236. the nays are 176. the previous question is ordered. the question is on the adoption of the resolution. hose in favor say aye. those opposed, no. he ayes have it. for what purpose does does -- >> mr. speaker, i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a suffi

house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 175 the nays are 242. he amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 3 printed in part a of house report 114-388 by the gentleman from maryland on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk: amendment number 3 printed in part a of house eport 114-388 offered by mr. cummings of maryland. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of represe

we need more affordable housing we need nor middle-income housing we don't need to booushd we need to find a way to get me other out of my one and 40 square feet closet. >> hi i saw is a sign on to post about this that's why i'm here my main concern the conditional use permit that i believe will not be needed for this and i heard london breeds say she's interested in building housing the - i've noticed wherever we use this it didn't serve the people it is supposed to serve if we're going to put. >> house or apartments as she says next to the african-american cultural center that will undermine the art center to make sure that the conditional use permits are still made a.d. may want in any of the decisions made to build any housing the city and also i know that san francisco needs to be more creative we don't care about homelessness people or people of low income affordable housing is not what we can afford what we consider middle-income maybe the candle stick a place where we could have built housing for homeless and protecting howsoever maybe people worked together to help each other

we have more housing. and we still see these tents out there. >> there's not enough shelters. >> i agree with that, too. we all agree with that. >> tell us a little bit about the characteristics of the homeless population. because i think people are a little confused about who are they, and are they moving in from elsewhere? what have you seen. we've been in this field for 20 years. >> i've been doing work for the homeless in san francisco since 1991. since the willie brown administration, i've been asking every new patient i see, where are you from originally? how long have you been in san francisco? the majority of the people i see have been here a long time. many native san franciscans. many people who have been here for years. there are people who come to town and are new in town. there are people who come to town and are transient in town. but the majority of the people, the people who i see every day whose health is deteriorating have been here for quite some long while. very, very diverse. many of t

facilities or housing for individuals with disabilities each type of affordable housing housing multi family or family housing also unique funding but when you look at globally the affordable housing that we will be developing each one of these uniquely dedicated or targeted sources will play a role in one project or another we want to leverage all the resources. >> it's possible all the entities will be able to assess for funding. >> yeah. yeah, that is part of the complex work to go through with the mayor's office of housing is what funds are available either within the san francisco community or are newly available from the state and federal government to help us fund each project. >> one more question given treasure island is part of the city i know we pass the affordable bond any funds from the bond to treasure island. >> we are going to be issuing a certain for the acquisition of sites related to the bond the bond has 3 things one the public housing and that those funds are going to primarily potrero and the southern what we called the traditional affordable housing and that was

i want your house. he said the marriage is perfectly fine, and his house is not for sale. >> it's not going to be if he sells the house and takes the tickets. >> wow. put up an ad for that friend. >> that's quite a friend. >> i don't know how that friendship is going to last. >> not. >> thank you, mo. >>> 6:38. still a lot to come. >> send things over to matt granite. >> you don't need to put anything up for sale. i have you covered. before we get to the deals, a reminder there's no need to pay an extra $200 to get a smart tv. you can make one smart for 30 bucks. a second reminder there's shopping without a price match. i have you covered. prices are fluctuating. you need to watch out for that. also, this time of year, there may be brands you don't recognize. huge savings and reviews. i will bring that to you after the break. first, holly is keeping an eye on the weather. >> i see you in this monitor. it's so nice. >> back to you. >> all right. that was good. >> we're going the take a look at your forec

house "today" show my house >> yeah, flo rida in hour house. thank you. we're back in a moment. hit the brakes, hit the brakes . test. mention if you're here in the new york area al is going to pop over across the street and do a little book signing. >> shop at nbc, and the book i wrote with my wife deborah roberts, "been there, done that." there until 11:45. >> miss hill. erica hill is joining us. what's coming up on "weekend today? ." >> "sesame street" is the being brought to you by three new letters, h-b-o. we'll talk about the new series that starts tomorrow morning. what's changed with the show and where the famous characters are now living and even some special guests. >> oh, wow. >> so "sesame street" takes over 30 rock. >> which makes it the best day ever, right? >> bring your kids to work day. >> that's true. >> we'll be watching. >>calitiy lee and hoda are up next after your local news and weather. enjoy your weekend. winter is hard on your nose. from first sniffles to endless runny noses. puffs plus lotion is soft. they help soothe

so housing went to the private market it was exasperated in the 90s as part of welfare reform housings a come down we know that because we know that the mortgage homeowners mortgage interest deduction is $144 billion and when we say housing we can't afford to subsidize we're only talking about poor people with $144 billion we can afford to subsidize housing i subsidize is the same as a allocation of funding if you ask me for 50 bucks i give you i gave you 50 bucks yet one is valid as important for the economy and the country and doesn't have a cap it is funded through the irs there is no catch on how much money an incredible cap are reworthy having affordability and it is charity it is important people that is $34 billion that's classism and that's the way the policies are playing out most of government needs to be working is this federal, state, and local to fight for all people housing is good for homeowners and coming from the street now a homeowners i tell you the homeowners i'll take them either time i didn't qualify when i was poor and homeless i qualify because i have a home th

you talk to senators and house members, you know the house put a a x component in their bill. the governor obviously had one in her proposal." the chamber has emphasized repairing roads and bridges in state's department of social servicece the house legislative oversight subcommittee held a public comments period. some groups involved in protecting families and children praised the work dss director susan alford has done to streamline the agency and push for more funding- but some people also shared testimony of families they say fell through the cracks in the system. lawmakers will take that testimony into account when drafting legislation. one big political battle of this election year may up next, we'll check out a showdown shaping up between the capitol and the white house. and a midlands gem is gradually getting polished up again after the ravages of the floods. your first alert traffic report lawmakers in washington appear to be laying the ground work for a contentious 2016. today, leaders from both parties showed that major hurdles remain, along with some deep disagreem

, affordable housing, affordable housing"? >> in all of our neighborhoods, in all of our members, this is the number-one issue that comes up after bargaining contracts and trying to raise rates. >> but i would assume that -- that you probably know many of the people at the campaign for fair latino representation. many of them might be even in the union. >> mm-hmm. >> do you guys ever bump heads with each other in terms of what the vision might be, and why it works for some and it doesn't work for others? >> i think that we are all aligned on the side that we need to take action on affordable housing. there is a misconception that somehow the mayor's plans are gonna solve all of our affordable-housing problems. that is not going to be the case. but the absence of them doing anything, of not supporting this plan, is gonna be much worse. >> status quo is not an option. >> status quo is not an option. this is a good plan. in its own ground, its own merits, it's really a good plan, and we should advance it. >> commissioner, do you

>> one of the things that i stress is that we are sharing a house. this is not a rooming house.ou know, we do expect people to participate, and i want people to feel like it's their home and they're not just renting a room. so you're going to have this shelf right here and we all share this and then this is your shelf here. >> moore believes in running an organized home. each roommate gets a section of the refrigerator and kitchen cupboards. there's a light chore list and bills must be paid promptly. >> have you made mistakes in the people that you've brought in this house? >> yes. what i find, and the story i tell is, you always have the first month is always great. it's the honeymoon. the second month is when you start to see what some of the issues are. >> so it's not for everyone you've found. >> no. but we're up to the challenge. >> after all it's not all chitchat and difference. sometimes a golden girl needs to put on her landlord hat. >> have you ever had a roommate that didn't pay the bill? >> um -- yes, i have. >> what do you do about that? >> well, in this particular c

can we come to your house? >> this is my house. we will eat whatever you brought. >>> i'm not fan of megan kelley. megan kelley really the reason trump could drop out of thursday's livedebate? >> what fox news is saying now as the donald goes off. >> i think i'm going to be treated unfai i do something else. >> if somebody says somet completely outlandish, call them

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time for the 100 percent affordable housing what is affordable housing we need housing for teachers, and service workers this year provided out and commute from what we have east bay and need for the homeless disabled people transitioning out of the centers we asking can have housing if we built withholding and not 70 luxury condos i want to say that we need to not only like we need to kill this plan and come back with true community participation thank you. >> great, thank you. >> (laughter). >> hi name georgia that's for you all prior to the meeting last week and san francisco chronicle's the reason they didn't have a meeting there were no soft sites in our neighborhood that is not true we're walking around i saw leave semi so that i don't want to highlight those buildings because the last furious in noah valley many, many single-family home have been remodel and expand they should have been declared demolitions this is resulted in a huge high-end luxury market in noah valley now a different point many properties will be expanded the name of solving the housing problem but a phase

two houses are a total loss, but and painted house in the middle still stands.k: when we think of ads on film, we think of the tv commercial. the ancestors of the tv commercial worthies theatrical ads -- were these theatrical ads shown before the main attraction. they were called minute movies. not so many survived. the ones that survived -- the -- the ones that survived are great. i think of the singing esso man. >> ♪ e-s-s-o makes your cargo >> happy motoring. rick: i think of the cynical, dripping with cynicism films -- for the singer sewing center. >> this is walter o'keefe. take it away, kitty. >> oh, john, i am so discouraged. how can i ask anybody to this house the waiter furniture looks? >> it does look pretty awful, but i don't suppose we can buy much with our money. >> not unless a miracle happens. >> there is the miracle. hurry, hurry, hurry. answer that doorbell. that's the first time i ever saw but it isin a suit, the singer man. he will center to the nearest singer sewing center. a few simple lessons on the sewing machine, her house will look so at

house senior staff. i mean, even the plates are cool and official looking, seeing e pluribus unum. of course, this is something that has been around since the 1800s, where you might see cabinet officials meet back in the kennedy administration. there was actually a surprise birthday party held for john f. kennedy, and it's a place where west wing staffers often come and get a great meal and talk business. might run into a senior administration official or perhaps the vice president of the united states. >> except we're not having breakfast. >> where are the eggs, got to put our omelette order in, sir, good morning. thanks for having us here. >> welcome to the white house. delight to have you here. >> what's it like at the white house on a day like this, state of the union day? >> it's a day of great anticipation. everybody is excited. it's always a new beginning, and everybody is excited this year. we've come so far and we've got one more year to push a lot over the finish line so it's exciting. >> are y

in hartford, they had two houses. person the middle of the civil , herger aim house. her glamorous mansion. they built that house and moved in 1863 and lived there for about eight years and discovered that it was too expensive to maintain. they downsized into this more modest though still spacious hartford home where they lived out the rest of their lives. she moved into this forest street house in hartford in 1873 in the house had been built and lived on in a couple of years. she did not especially build it. she moved into it as she had with most of the home she lived in in her life. she moved in with her husband, calvin stowe who she married in 1836 and he was tenures over the her and a professor of theology and retired3+ . she moved in with her oldest children, to girls -- and girls in their 30's. she was in her 60's and he was in her set -- his 70's and she was still writing. she was world-famous. she had reached that michael of fame in her 40's. now she is in her 60's and she is still writing to support the family. she did some folks in this house and many articl

cindy crawford is also a super house flipper. she bought in malibu spread last summer for 6 million. the business savvy power couple did a renovation on the home and now have it listed at just under 15.5 million. which means cindy and rande could make a cool $9 million profit. old blue eye's retreat on the market for just under 4 million. frank sinatra built the compound complete with tennis court and helipad back in 1967. jason biggs has had a pretty i eclectic career. >> jason and his wife are one of hollywood's most charismatic couples. >> i'm funnier than him. >> and they've been living the good life in this posh retreat. >> this is celebrity style living. but now they have a little baby and perhaps more to come. >> plans for more children? >> yeah, i think so. but not quite yet. >> so the duo has decided to trade in the stunning pad. buying into a celebrity neighborhood is going to cost you a lot of cash. but this view, priceless. that view can be seen from just about any spot in the house. the open kitchen and living area,

investments inre affordable housing programs, housing vouchers, housing production.e is a new effort called national housing trust fund which aims to produce and preserve more affordable housing . we need congress to fully fund that effort. host: this is a follow-up, the reason we were afraid of the iraq war creating homeless veterans is because we grew up seeing homeless vietnam veterans. jennifer, the line for active and retired military from illinois. caller: i just wanted to make a comment. i heard the man speaking about taking the funds from planned parenthood, which women need, because not all places or planned parenthood's are slaughterhouses. moneyou take the [indiscernible] that are sending over there refugees [indiscernible] we do not need to be sending money to saudi arabia and the middle east to people who don't even like us. -- we arehink we have a country with significant resources and they had to keep our priorities and make sure we are funding both taiwanese. priorities -- both parried in terms of homelessness and veterans, there has been a significan

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the house was a mess. random things were strewn everywhere; clothes, construction materials, rolls of carpeting. but nothing looked like a good lead. carrie's family was growing increasingly desperate. they wanted to do something. when they reached out to dennis harker of the quad cities missing person's network. sadly, he knew just what to do. >> it's traumatic. i mean, it's just a crisis. and and it's overwhelming. >> reporter: his own son went missing just a few months earlier. >> you find yourself being tireless. you know, you can't sleep anyway, you might as well be doing something. >> reporter: dennis offered suggestions and organization to find carrie and keep her story public. it was a remarkable effort. a reward was offered. a prayer vigil became a moment of peace, and faith. and, of course, there were endless searches. dennis led one at the mississippi river, where his son's body had been found. >> the mississippi tends to collect a lot of people that go missing. >> reporter: amanda was with denn

as we tour kevin costner's house. he is raising young kids. >> why he's inpain. >> you keep feeling on your leg. >> i am in such pain now. >> also at home with dick van dyke at 90. his young wif secrets to i ternl youth. >> i eat a pint of ice cream every night and d around the house. >> and he tours three c homes. >> 7 bedrooms, bathrooms. >> inside kyle richar mansion and her update on s kim richards after rehab. needed the time to take care of herself. >> plus an o.c. housewives mansion under construction. >> wayne newton's vegas home. >> come on. here i am. exotic pets. behind the walls of this $70 millmansion. >> this is amazing. >> now in our 35th season, this is entertainment tonight. >> thanks for joining us everyone and welcome to a special entertainment tonight on this new year's holiday weekend. we're going inside celebrity homes for pri tours and some very special sit downs. >> stars are always shaking up living arrangements, right? they love to play that real estate game. they definitely have the money. w

shortly after that, something special happened in the house of representatives: the first female house speaker - representative linda upmeyer - took her seat. kcrg-tv9's brady smith explains how she hopes lawmakers can work together this session and overcome their differences on key issues. the 2016 legislative session started with a historic moment: the first female speaker of the house of representativ es was sworn in. an optimistic start to a session overshadowe d by last year's political logjam over k-12 education funding. lawmakers say they hope they can find compromise on what proved to be a dividing issue in 2015. speaker upmeyer says she wants to use her new leadership position as a way to inspire young women and people of all different backgrounds. she also wants to carry on her father's spirit of cooperation. her father, del stromer, served as house speaker in the early 1980's. 55:04-19 "many have how good my father was at working with anyone in the building. that has always stuck with me and i know times have changed, but the value of wking together has not."upmeyer says law

sold them this house knew about the watcher because they got a letter before they sold the house and they knowingly sold the house to the new family without disclosing this information. now what's happening today is that there's a new lawsuit out. the first family is suing the new family that never got to move in here saying that they're responsible for liable against the original family. is this making sense? >> the gist of the counterclaims is that the complaint was filed against the sellers without probable cause, not based on objective provable facts. and that the facts alleged in the complaints are false. >> now there's rumblings in this neighborhood that the watcher is somebody who lives in a house nearby, he's a grown adult and he lives with his parents and he's doing it to stir the pot. i think it might be a new trend we're seeing called compromised real estate. that means a house is famous for the wrong reasons and then it can't sell. so a house like that pops up in long island. the amityville, long island house. >> the only issue is the watcher. i don't know why a judge did

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it wasn't this house, but it could have been this house. and this house is the people's house and should be looking out for victims and people who should get compensation in courts. when we travel internationally, one of the things we find is that people revere our justice system. they look to america for justice and open court system that they don't have in their own nations. and these bills would close the door on justice and close the door on the courts, and that is not what america is about and that's not why we are respected internationally. i respectfully ask we oppose these bills and vote no. support the victims. support justice. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from michigan reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: i continue to reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. conyers: mr. chairman, it's my pleasure to recognize a distinguished member of our committee, mr. johnson, for 2 1/2 minutes. th

welcome to my house welcome to my house it's my house [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ho-hoo! yes! mi casa, mi casa es su casa. "my house" is on itunes now. my thanks to hillary clinton, lucy liu, our friends from "sesame street," flo rida once again! [ cheers and applause ] and the roots, right there. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching, have a a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- rashida jones.

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i'm the director of development -we provide supportive housing in the housing and senior housing in the tenderloin and other neighborhoods in spain san francisco. i speak in support of evan gross's waiver request and agree with the statement he made to many others before me regarding away affordable housing developers partner the city to realize shared goal of providing housing to low income people. i struck an example of the staff report of the deputy city attorney long leaving to work for turn. the facts are parallel. the city forwarding for the housing developer of mutual interest and their advocacy for the approval housing project in terms of prices of the california state of california [inaudible]. an example of the mutual interest as mentioned earlier the city of san francisco but that's a ground lease structure to prevent launching the affordability in future negotiations negotiationswithout wonders [inaudible]. when doing transactional work both parties are better served when each side has knowledge and experience in the associate competence and creativity need to work together

white house. the obamas have so graciously invited you back to my old stomping grounds. >> jenna bush hager. >> seems like a time warp here. >> i'm going to shut the front door. >> that's good. there's a little bit of a chill. when jenna walked in they said hey, twinkle. her old secret service name. >> because of the twinkle in the eye. >> we're here on a very big day for the guy who lives here. later tonight president obama will travel a short distance to the capitol and deliver his final state of the union address. the white house shared some exclusive photos with us. take a look, the president working on the address in the oval office with top advisers in fact, we were given an inside look into how this speech comes together. >> we're told this is going to be unlike any state of the union that the president has delivered. not going to be a laundry list of agenda items but a big view picture of the country's future and in this heated election year it will be closely watched. >> i spoke with the

the amount of affordable housing we built in the city i appreciate this came from that challenge to come up with ideas to generate more affordable housing in we've looked at you know we should encourage 100 percent affordable housing projects and protecting rent control you know eliminating the ellis act and building higher percentage of the clvrgs is important we know that and the broader city elected officials are looking at percentage but the most aggressive proposals i'm here is 25 inclusionary and the question that the 25 percent pass the 18 or whatever ends up will adjust as a result of that so you know gets kicked done the road that's a question we need to address the idea a simple obviously did details are complicated but we have questions about what the i'm should be and in exchange including more housing to be billion built and certainly this raise questions it didn't work one-size-fits-all approach it works better on a gas station on 19th avenue and geary and 19th street or vacate lots an lombard or wheel lands avenue in visitacion valley are a barky think dwoirth so we h

the house is in regular order doing what the house is supposed to be doing. one thing i would like to share isle proo will will the previous speaker talked about history and i am talking about a biography outdaycare on thee door roosevelt and the presidency and the things he did. there is an amazing balance he struck for basically common people and victims. i think that's what we are doing here because one of the things the underlying bills do not do is do not close the courthouse. they do not do the things if you look in history as i pointed out in my opening statement, if you look at every time the congress has taken up the class action issue, there has been the falling of the sky phenomenon that it's going to tear the courthouse down, nobody will get anything done. the truth is the class actions increased and efficiency was found. for the true victims, they find their compensation. the courthouse that i have had the wonderful privilege of practicing in is a place where people find justice. it is not a place to be abused. it is not a place to sometimes take