she comes into the house in 1969. and someone, again, who very much has kind of a show horse legislative style. she is out talking to the press. she is very much part of a feminist wave of women congress members. she serves alongside people like bella abzug from new york. and she eventually serves on the house rules committee, which is a powerful committee in the house. but throughout her career is kind of, again, another person who is a symbolic or a surrogate representative. not just for african americans, but for women. and following her throughout the next four decades are roughly 40 african american women who are elected to congress. and that's an impressive number when you look at that number relative to the number of african americans who have served in congress from the beginning. it's a much larger percentage than for example caucasian women or hispanic women or asian american women. so, again, kind of the rising

heather: is housing. scott: we've determined that for us to have successful kids, we have to be able to find them housing. we've addressed it through creating facilities to serve our clients. it's a catch-22: a strong economy which makes it, then, more difficult for those people in need. lynda: i think at any given time in cedar ra just affordable, but all vacancy rates is between 2 and 3% of our housing stock at any moment, so we're not having turnover. we don't have a vacancy rate that encourages lower rents, so everyone is paying top tier if you're paying market rent. heather: that was one of things i was going to bring up. we heard a lot about that affordable housing stock that was wiped out in the flood, a lot of the smaller, lower rental places. we do have a lot of development now. you see it popping up all over the downtown and the newbo area. how does that impact ...? because i know some of those are mixed bit? scott: what we have done is we have definitely replaced all of the housing lost in the

here at anderson house. theyin anderson house displayed their larger showier and more valuable furniture. for example, their rare flemish tapestries and exquisite imperial japanese lacquer ware. in in brooklyn they displaced smaller proposal --smaller personal memorabilia, bric-a-brac, things like and frameds of hats n certificates and newspaper clippings. that is a bit about the interior. lifetime, anderson's the gardens and brookline were probably better known nationally and internationally than was the house in washington. count there were at least 10 gardens and landscapes in withline, and the two green dots are the ones for which there are some vestiges. the others are completely gone. landscaping's, especially the italian garden, where a major part of the emotional center of the couple's lives. larz was also proud of these gardens, and wanted the world to know about them. he promoted them to writers, journalists, and professors of landscape architecture. and personally gave tours to those that wanted t

and this clock is original to the house and the family. it predates the house as moses was brought this clock with him from new york city. now, this is the first room that many guests would have seen. they would have been welcomed into this room while one of moses enslaved servants would have brought him out to meet most arched guests. you'll only get to see if you're a vip or friend of the family. you're a friend of the family, so come on in. . allow me to introduce you to the meyers family. above this door, we have moses meyers himself and on our right-hand side, we have elijah meyers. these two portraits were painted by gilbert stewart, the same artist that painted the portrait of george washington that's on the one dollar bill. above the fireplace we have the eldest son john. above this door, we have samuel meyers, their second eldest son. and here we have meyer meyers, the third eldest son. and in total, the meyers had 12 children, nine of whom lived to adulthood, of the nine children that lived to adulthood, six were boys, three were

needs in the city and county of san francisco especially affordable housing the housing element calls for planning and the mayor's office of housing to exposure incentives for housing and in consideration the project maximize the building height and provides thirty student housing xhoomentd 200 and 28 beds to the housing stock per case - the planning commission recently found concluded and determined a shortage of 40 thousand bed in student housing and the shortfall is the overall hicks in a limited housing stock and an update identified aa alcatraz street as a city for student housing in order for the college to be widely regarded as one of the art institutions it needed additional space including housing the proposed project to accommodate student housing in san francisco cca provides housing on mission district with approximately 200 beds and at 38 harriet with 42 beds and will provide more bedding and at hoper with 6 hundred beds 34 this will accommodate one thousand 70 beds with 2000 students enrolled will accommodate 40 percent of the population the showplace square and moscone

protect rent control housing. what i been doing for the last 16 years, fighting to protect rent control housing and believe me, real estate developers and real estate speculators were all too close to our mayor and moderate board allies have their sights on rent-controlled housing and are trying to convert it. so i'll continue to) control housing and make sure that folks have a right to counsel so they can fight to stay in the rent-controlled homes. >> thank you very much. mr. preston the next question goes to you also. airbnb another subject in here in the city of san francisco, eight 2015 study indicated that between 32-43% of vacant rentals in district 5 haight aren't airbnb-the rbl with commercial listing. how would you crackdown with those with multiple commercial listings run airbnb and the rbl? >> yes. this is part of the housing crisis. it doesn't just come out of nowhere. airbnb is a huge contributor to the housing crisis. they have converted rent-controlled apartments from homes to hotels. they have fuel

merlino's house. which is happens to be a tour story house.this is it seems very much in keeping with the height of the houses it the houses across the street on 19th st. are 11 feet taller than our host. the four-story houses right across the street. [inaudible] they talk about how tall it is and how condition the neighboring houses and bold design guidelines talks about roofs that set down the hill. no this hasn't on condition where the houses stepping down the hill they get taller going down the hill. we've designed ours to be taller than the house next to us so it does that pattern. rather than this auto patterns that exist there which doesn't exist in the design guidelines. so that seems kind of odd to me. it seems they want it both ways. they want this thing to totally fit into the design guidelines within the worse a condition that doesn't meet the verisign gods they want to meet a condition that isn't in the design guidelines could design guidelines did they talk about the roof of the knob. does have a gabled roof. it looks to decide b

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create housing. we need more housing and we need to make it easier to create housing. >> you think you can put too much of an emphasis on demanding from developers a certain percentage of affordable units. >> i think it's important for developers to contribute to affordable housing. also the transit. i authored the legislation that for the first time requires residential to pay. but developers through their fees can't solve on its own our housing crisis. ultimately we as a city have to take responsibility, and i've done that by authoring legislation to allow for new inlaw units or legislation to make it easier to build student housing or legislation to allow for smaller studios, so-called microunits, or to relax density and increase heights. we as a city have to take responsibility for our housing problem. >> both of you have been running ads or ads have been running on your behalf. we're going to take a look at one from each of you. we'll start with one that was run on your behalf, scott, called see

hiv positive folks in the city and county of san francisco for medical care transitional emergency housing and so forth. >> thank you thank you for all you do on this topic seeing no questions and no budget analyst for anything mr. rose thank you for being here today open up for public comment anyone wish to comment on item number one? seeing none, public comment is closed. we are joined by supervisor yee so >> all right. through the chair i know this is just a resolution to submit an application so. >> it is. >> yes. i'm happy to motion i make a motion to send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> okay motion by supervisor tang and seconded by supervisor cowen and take it without objection. >> thank you very much. >> thanks madam clerk item 2. >> resolution retroactively the shefrz to enter into a 3 month contract with global tel* link for telephone services to reduce the phone calls to modify the paid sheriff's this will result in anticipate revenue to the cadet welfare fund of $34,000 per month. >> thank you very much i saw sheriff vicki hennessey so whoever wants to d

decatur house, which isn decatur house, to thes now open public. came to see my exhibition about the capital. he said, whatever you do, do not sell them individually. they must remain together. apply, oh, he -- i thought, oh, he is so smart. he must be right. was done, ihibit had offers for many of the art. but i refused. carpenter died of old age. i bore that in mind. foster of long and foster was building a building in the style of williamsburg at the airport. he was looking for art for the building and he came to my studio wednesday and bought them all. you can see them in the headquarters building. it is like a museum. like a museum to me. they have a big parking lot and they are happy to show them to people. it's the building itself. even the parking garage looks like it came from williamsburg. , week after i got the check the real estate market collapsed and i felt terrible for him. but not that terrible. [laughter] so the work is around. and on my website. i have a brochure that i can hand out. now.ity owns this the mayor wanted to collect w

the white house post a lot of photos on the white house flickr page. i think people in the media don't necessarily like it, but a lot of the users out there love it because you get to see a lot behind-the-scenes. so they are putting out thousands more images than we ever put out. very selective, put out two or three photos, and that would be it. maybe once or twice a week. whereas now, with digital, i think it is a daily occurrence. it has really changed. some of the press photographers are using the iphones as the primary camera on some of the campaign trips , because it is smaller and easier to get around, but they can also post it instantly. it is a dramatic change. i know when i worked on george p bush's campaign, it was dramatically different than when i worked on the other campaigns. on other campaigns, i would shoot film, and it would be 3, 4, 5 days before i saw anything. now it is instantaneous. i actually like it now better. y.ready -- alright >> good morning. my question is, when you were traveling with the bushes, were you shooting every si

the house voted and brought him the declaration four days later at the residence in the white house. he and his wife were having lunch. pen?s like, where is the it was an era before ballpoint pens. he said, using line. it was a gift from president wilson to edith wilson. it sits on a stand, with a story of its own. if you look closely, there is a walrus tusk carved in the shape gold,alrus, with inlaid and it was a gift from the nu it tried in alaska. this is before alaska was a state, when it was a territory. tribe in alaska. this is before alaska was a state come in when it was a territory. rome.s a gift from president wilson was the first to go to europe while in office. edith wilson was the first american first lady to go to europe while in office, if you want to think of it that way. she had to answer a bunch of questions about how does the first lady conduct herself, how does she dress, all the formalities of being the wife of a head of state, and going to another country. when the wilson's visited italy, president wilson was given honorary citizenship by the city. , the was giv

it's not that we're building half of the house. we're building half of a good house. and you achieve the middle class potential thanks to the design, and not despite the design. >> it is all in the design. the 49-year-old is dedicated to social where fair -- welfare architecture. his office looks out over chile's capital, santiago. aravena has revolutionized how people think about public housing projects. soul-less construction which "cements-in" poverty is a thing of the past, he says, and must be done away with. his motto is, architecture should enable people to improve their living conditions >> the capacity of feeling good or not, and this is connected to aesthetics. this is the glue that keeps all these forces together. we balance that from social housing and public projects. you have to do the most with very little resources, so there's a lot of discipline required, a lot of inventiveness. if there's any need and scarcity, you need to be creative. >> aravena is not only a proponent of social housing. larger, more spectacular projects are also part of his reperto

dodge next it ann ramos of the mayor's office of housing. >> good afternoon chair cohen and members of the board i'm ann project sponsor at the mayor's office of housing i like to indicate our departments strong support on 20 fulsome street as you've heard cdc have owned the achievement city with rec and park that purposed the parcel to develop the achievement park and meta was select to develop the site in 2015 in response for the achievement high quality project for 20 percent of units targeted to homeless with transitional youth the lp has an option to enter into a long term lease we firmly believe that is ideal for families housing and have a preamount loan in my mind of $2 million and in the range of $21 million so thank you for your consideration. >> thank you, again thank you to the mayor's office of housing for all the achievement work that has gone into this project colleagues unless you have any questions i would a number of speakers i'll call their names (calling names). >> please come on up. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> state your name >> (speaking foreign language.)

that makes economic sense as well to try to do housing assistance if there is housing available. >> notsure of a big push by hud who fund the majority of the homeless program in the city, they are pushing for homeless shelters and transitional housing, get someone into housing, shorten the shelter, shorten the period, if it is interrupted by any episode of homelessness they will share better if you funnel them into housing of their own and what we hear from case managers working closely with families together into housing landlords not only require these deposits, you also have to be able to document that you make three times the monthly rent amount and when you look at average apartments for $1,100 a month a family's income and adults are working in all the big hotels, working in restaurants we are funding for tourism and all that, those people won't afford an apartment so it really does, if you can get together property of available units and raise the rate that was affordable to families and individuals and anyone experiencing homelessness affordable housing accompanied with the righ

i want to insure the best balance between affordable housing and all housing being built we can't build homes fast enough a force the bar-and-grills to blt build them with prices we can affordable i'll work on solutions including building taller projects in the appropriate areas and tough over short-term rentals adding to our housing shortage and public safety we are a society plagued with distractions not only taking personal responsibility for the use of social ability and texting while driving and walking but support of law enforcement in cracking on violators in kevin our city safe and gynecologists and pedestrians save i'm a strong supporter of spairt bike lanes i can be firm whether against the same thing policy and moreover we need to insure our police department is fully staffed for the richmond and for the fury cops walking the cadet we need them and in addition seriously address the employment practices of local startups and fight to stoppage gender for hiring of salaries by enforcing the laws we should be hired and paid equally the current board of supervisors is proposed law

fighting for new housing earlier this year we working closely with the mayor's office of housing toreserve the affordability of 101 apartment in any district 101 household families and seniors and teachers and restaurant workers are at risk ever losing their apartment working with the mayor's office of housing we're able to successfully save 101 households if eviction for every person that is lucky enough to win an affordable housing unit makes a difference it means staying in san francisco and being able to live near where they work and near the square inches and near the services and friends and neighbors and remain a part of their community it means being able to spend 15 to 20 minutes to a work about a year ago we were notified about a foreclosing process in our indict we spoke with the mayor's office of housing and the affordable counseling for intervention ultimately those two units were negotiated by on banks within the last 45 days within were less for sale that was bought in 2009 for 200 and 9 thousands below-market rate and bought at an auction no where seven hundred and 9

the new medical startups bringing back the old-age convenience of the house call. "nightly news" begins now. news. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >> good evening. we begin once more tonight with a ballot battle for the white house and a growing drumbeat from donald trump that the election is being stolen from them. rigged is the word trump uses. he was using it again today as he responded to all of the claims this week by women who say they were sexually abused by the candidate. allegations that trump strongly denied again today. jacob rascon is with the trump campaign and reports on the latest. >> reporter: in the face of mounting sexual assault accusations, clamsing poll numbers and evaporating party support, donald trump is pivoting to one clear central claim. >> it looks to me like a rigged election. >> reporter: it's not a new argument for trump. >> it's a rigged system, folks. it's a rigged system. >> the election is rigged. the rigged system. >> reporter: but less than four weeks before ele

tonight, they expect a full house. >> it's definitely something we take seriously. we brace for it, we prepare for it. our staff is ready for it. >> reporter: today's blast is round two of a 1-2 punch. >> dude, that's a straight-up tornado. >> the first storm a weaker yet prelude in oregon. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: one twister tore through houses and businesses in this village. >> i saw trees going out of the way and i'm thinking, please don't come into the house. >> reporter: the system is stirring violent waves. knocking out power and knocking down trees with at least three people injured by falling branches, including a 4-year-old. >> big limbs come down all of the time. it could be dangerous. >> the coast guard safely from a camp after their cabin lost power. many riding out the storm before it delivers its most powerful punch. already tonight, new reports of damage and power outages coming in from this latest storm. utility crews are scattered up and down the coast. they're expecting to stay busy through the night. the worst of the wind still to come. jose?

house. about where his office is located. >> right. people don't want their offices next to his. members say, "i will not serve," they don't want to be serving with an african american. when we were doing some research on the history of who had what officein the different buildings, and the canon office building, it turned out that the place that oscar depriest was assigned was a bathroom. they ripped out the plumbing and just turned it into an office for him. one has to wonder, did they choose that space because it could happen at the last minute and perhaps it would sidestep any objection? they would not think it if i would be next to them, they thought the bathroom was next door. but it is one of the things that bubble up from lots of primary source research that -- we learn the stories behind the stories. >> one other episode happens late in his career when a staffer, his chief of staff, and a family member are asked to leave the house restaurant and move to a segregated room where afric

a decent housing.so we'll do whatever we can to make that work but i really don't know how many cop holders would be on that >> if i understand it is the veteran cop holders that are the highest risk that would be first-served >> correct. >> got it. >>[cross-talking off mic] you can ask that question is a follow, commissioner. >> i just have a follow-up clarification. isn't cop program different than the hsa program? >> yes it is >> or do they overlap we have a cop for veterans that get priority. number one. then we have the hsa referral veterans number two prior. am i-are they overlapping? >> i think there is but as i understood leon tuesday say because these units are prioritized as personally supportive housing, we really need to ensure that folks formerly homeless veterans that absolutely need to be in permanently supportive housing are given priority for those spaces. those veterans who fit that criteria and also our cop holders would then be given first priority for a spot in the housing. >> i be

resident seeking affordable housing in their own community now 40 percent the housing units will be sedate aside so for our friends and neighbors and families that live in our community i introduced the highest affordable housing requirement in the history of san francisco for the fillmore and divisadero corridor i've protected thousand of rent-controlled units from demolition and will continue to fight for renter and he tenants at all income levels everyone deserves a place to squall home the hope of permanent housing to call home is beyond their imagination nearly 7 thousand people are on our streets even if night no easy or immediate solution but action to address the homeless crisis i secured funding forum rehabilitation of housing that will have been left vacant providing permanent homes for are formally homeless families and helped to fund is a if number of creativity programs that are making a difference in their lives and proud to support larkin street and lava the homeless alliance and taking it to the street the city is spending over one and $40 million but we have so many

not fit in thed house. the state dining room, 200. 200 people plus their guests. >> when and how did he invites go out? >> there are calligraphers in the white house. master calligraphers. they get the list with addresses. they find the address for them. goes right, they go out about six weeks ahead of time. >> what is required of you? >> rsv. rsvp. friend invites you to a state dinner. i would say, if you are invited to a state dinner, do everything you can to get there. ask to many people say they cannot make it? >> not very many. >> are they told to keep it a secret? not come outt did until an hour before the dinner. >> we didn't tell people to keep it a secret, but it is kind of braggartly. you probably do keep it under raps a little bit. but you know a few months out to the country is going to be. to befriend we are going honoring. we will talk about some of the notable faces we saw coming through the east garden room. to show thet viewers what happened moments thewhen the president and prime minister

unit in sunnyvale and created housing units and additional market-rate housing and 92 thousand square feet of community retail as well as community childcare facilities supervisor campos and the mayor introduced legislation to address a small sized program with the market-rate housing for 25 units or fewer to designate their fee to the program. >> any public comments. >> i'm delighted to see the francisco could building with the exterior designated commissioners, if there's nothing further, we'll move on to go to general public comment not to exceed 15 at this time, members of the public may address the commission to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission up to three minutes. i did have a couple of speaker cards. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon commissioners last week when you had the udg informational i think you had a really good conversa

big houses. lots of executives from kodak and xerox and lawyers. >> charlie was the younger of two boys. his parents, jim and jean, born in china, lived in canada before moving charlie and his brother to upstate new york. his dad ran a tech business that thrived. the home just radiated upper middle class comfort. his friend anna had been there on occasion. >> i went over the his house. i didn't know his parents very well. i talked to his mom a couple times but i didn't really have much conversation with them when they were there. >> little was known about his parents, and charlie didn't offer any details if someone asked. if he had secrets, sorrows, they weren't for the outside world to know about. >> he's very good at, like, keeping his emotions in. >> i had no idea what the home situation was like. i didn't know before and i don't know now. >> other than a few 911 dispatchers and a few town officers, the wider community, the friends of charlie tan certainly knew nothing about the whispers of do

that is what became of the house. by the time larz was finally done with his two-year makeover of billy's house, it had been transformed from a charming shingle style new england country home into a bombastic structure of a type that i and other architectural historians have called gilded age kistch. billy's original house was encased within an architectural confection that contains several new and immense spaces, two bedroom suites. one each for larz and isabel. a living room so large that its furniture seemed a bit undersized as you will see in a , moment. and a ballroom that was rarely used. the interiors of billy's part of the house remained essentially in their original condition. isabel liked the way they were. let's take a quick look at how larz and his architects achieved this transformation of the house. i do want to -- my whole creative team is here tonight. i want to recognize harry martin who is somewhere in the back. harry is a washington architect who did the architectural schematics. harry, thank you. [

she takes control of the house and two last owners own the house. very quick succession.t is the laprince family. laprince was a very early filmmaker photographer and on september 8th, we're going to be premiering a film called the first film, all about how the movie would have been shown at the mansion. the mansion would have been the first movie theater in america. he mysteriously disappears in france before he can show it. if you want more information on that, check our website. the last, last owners of the earl family. the slide on the right is the back of the house. our famous octagon room. if you can kind of notice right by the chimney, they've cut out the roof for a skylight. the son of the earl family, ferdinand p. earl was an art student. and it was actually his art studio. it continues past these figures we've talked about. so the mansion becomes a museum in 1904. the dar, daughters of the american revolution, take it over. it's basically the site of colonial revivalism. yea, america. the morrises are not in the story. hamilton is not in the story. eliza jumel d

house? >> that's a possibility. i think this is why paul ryan is throwing donald trump under the bus at least away from him as far as possible and telling his members, do what you need to do, support him, don't support him, i don't care, he's going to lose anyway. that's the basic message. saves yourself. jump off the raft if you have to. and if those polls you just showed are accurate and the generic has democrats up now 7%, who would you vote for in the congressional race, who do you prefer to be majority in congress, if those numbers hold, yes, you could have the size of a wave. we need to take back the house. >> would have to be a huge wave given the majority republicans currently have. congressman, thank you for joining zeus thanks, wolf. >>> coming up, donald trump says syria, russia and iran are the allies in the fight against isis, but is that true? we'll get a fact-check. that's next. rom doing right by our customers. who's with me? i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. ♪ ♪ one, two, - wa

he is serving currently as the editor of white house history, the journal of the white house historical association. catherine is professor of history and director of the american studies program at st. joseph's university of philadelphia. she is editor of a companion to first ladies. anemic dried -- anita mcbride has contributed to one of professor sibley's most recent works. she has published extensively including books including the first lady, lawrence harding behind the tragedy and controversy and read spies in america, stolen secrets and the dawn of the cold war. susan swain is president and co-coo of c-span. she is moderator of first ladies, influence and image series. she directs programming and -- at c-span for three television networks and over a number of years has moderated and conducted on air interviews on a wide range of issues, susan tells us that she is not -- now currently covering her eighth presidential campaign. susan also heads up the publication of c-span books, the latest being first ladies. and our moderator, someone who needs no introduction but i will provide

. >> in a conference call with house republican members, speaker paul ryan said the following. you all need to do what's best for you in your district. joining us on the phone is scott wong, two has been following today's developments for the hill newspaper and the hill.com. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> those on the phone saying that the speaker of the house will not defend, will not campaign with donald trump, and yet he's not rescinding his endorsement. explain what this all means. >> steve, this is another example of speaker ryan being caught between a rock and a hard place with donald trump. he's throughout the year kept a distance from the gop nominee, mainly over controversial and incendiary comments trump has made. but at the same time, speaker ryan needs a lot of those trump supporters who are hell bent at turning out at the november election and voting for donald trump. and so in this case, on today's conference call, we saw speaker ryan saying he will not appear on stage and campaign with donald trump from today until the election day. he w

they'll vote again for house speaker in january, the full house votes. remember back to the vote in january, the last vote for speaker, paul ryan needs 118 votes. lost 10 republicans last time. if donald trump is elected, at odds with him, can he keep his speakership becomes a real question in the house. >> demming i talk to are worried about complacency. put out a individual jovideo. "the final meltdown" thinking democrats will say, oh, that guy, no way that guy's going to win. she's going to win. not make the effort to vote. do they have a major reason to be concerned? >> they should be panic-stricken. polls showing her 10 and 11 points ahead mean nothing. slammed with more e-mail wikileak dumps and as well as state department on november 4. >> four days before the election. >> showing voters who liked bernie sanders, voters who don't like. republican defectors, hate trump but won't get on the car to vote for hillary. easy to repress her vote. you have to make the case, the johnson/stein/mcmullen spoiler share in states could tip it to trump. this coul

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we have a sunshine ordnance of affordable housing, that can house working families my second priority to establish fully funded universal free care for all families in san francisco question any is her that all sectors of our population are benls from a strong economy and that is where the chuch gap and finally make sure that we have a really strong commercial corridor and that our vacancies and empty storefronts are dealt with the highest vacancies in the city with that we'll increase our sales tax with more restaurants i thank you for your time and ask for your vote on november 8th please remember over and over shall if i he. >> hello my name is june i'm a candidate for board of supervisors district 11 i'm asking for your vote because i am the most convicted candidate during 5 years worked for nonprofit organizations have the experience of collaborating with community-based organizations in 2008, i began working for then california be assembly member tom ammiano as his district director he spent 6 years politically my skills to bring stockholders to address issues hung up with solut

if they feel they cannot house in the general population.y have the right to go to the homosexual unit. >> within the homosexual unit, inmates are classified as either masculine or feminine. >> so are you masculine or are you fem? >> i'm gay. i'm gay. >> okay. >> not me, honey. i am fem. >> you've got your masculines that are more manly looking but straight acting, straight looking. >> he asked me to massage him. >> okay. what's really going on? >> then you have your fems that are -- some of them take hormones so they act like girls. they live their life as women in the word. transsexuals, drag queens. they're walking around with bras, thongs, things in their hair, being real dramatic, loud. 80% of the fights are the fems. shut the [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. that's [ bleep ]. that's [ bleep ]. >> though eloy orosco is housed with the masculine group, he was once classified as feminine at an earlier stay at bexar county. >> this time around i butched up a little bit and said i was masculine. and they put me in the masculine group. i don

she refers to the statement made yesterday in this house. she referred to the statement made yesterday in this house about information being discussed with director general of the home office. that was us to be confidential and as far as i'm aware treated as such. it's important for us to recognize that the home office was officially informed of issues, the home office acted. it's now for the inquiry to get on and delivered the big guns and survivors. >> having been born and growing up in south wells and former secretary of state, the heartfelt tribute to be paid by the front bench to the community and throughout this house. it was a tragedy that is absolutely unparalleled instance the world. so now can the prime minister step up to the plate and reconsider her commitment to wales and to ensuring her government works at the welsh government particularly after leaving the e.u. to maintain the levels of investment that are so vital to the long-term social and economic development of the valley communities and the rest of wales. >> i say to my

he has been monitoring house republicans all morning. do you know where your house speaker is? what do you think is going to happen on this call that should be under way? >> reporter: they are probably just getting started right now. what we are hearing this morning talking to republican officials and sources, they are telling me they are expecting the republican leadership to mostly stay behind, stick behind donald trump. that means including paul ryan, the house speaker. i'm told by ryan official that there's been no change in paul ryan's position at this time so what that means is that he is still supporting donald trump so of course, that's very significant after that very public rebuke on saturday when paul ryan disinvited donald trump from coming to a unity rally in wisconsin and after donald trump, of course that videotape with very crude comments about him bragging about groping women, really putting his party on the defensive and prompting a mass revolt among a lot of republicans. what has put the republican leadership in a difficult spot, particularly on the house sid

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was listed as a nuisance case and that they had been notified before they sold the house. (whendy carreon, victim) "they took advantage of her because she doesn't speak english, she's undocumented, you know people do that to people, they take advantage and it's just not they think we're not gonna fight are."with gulf coast has been helping whendy and her family save their home from demolition.he tells me he's worried other unsuspecting home buyers in the area...are being companies, too.( joe compian, interfaith gulf coast) "i've been informed by the local authorities that there seems to be an agressive effort to sell these houses without notifying the buyers."he urges potential home buyers in the area to have an inspection done on the home and check with the city to make sure there are no holds on the property before you buy it.in whendy's case..."they are not gonna demolish it anymore."she says the city gave the family a year to make the home livable again...and up to code. that was kaitlin mculley coming up: rocky moutain high. a beer you'll only find in colorado... and

at the same time, the house and the republicans would lose 30 seats in the house. it is still probably safe. paul ryan does not have to worry that much. that is also at the worst moment in the trump campaign. as far as the comments, she is sort of reflective of a lot of these trump supporters that make y punish down ballot republicans. they stood with donald trump despite his insults. listed with donald trump despite the fact that he insulted miss universe. he has said some of the things that were beyond the pale that people found disgusting, but they still stood with him. it was a 10-year-old videotape that pushed him over the edge? it is not really pass muster and that is why republicans were nervous about much of the coverage over the weekend and decide to belatedly ditch themselves of donald trump. i think they will make tend up more of a political price than the one to stay the course. host: do you think this blows over? guest: i do not think this blows over. i think this will enrage a lot of college-educated voters, a lot of women, and it will certainly for t