bush to come into the white house because he grew up in the white house. white house for years, eight years of the reagan presidency and four years of the george h.w. bush presidency. that was very different in terms of familiarity with how it works. bill clinton had been a governor, reagan had been a governor. donald trump is the first president in american history who has not served in the military or any government position. that's just a fact. so he has a lot to learn. that's not a criticism. he has a lot to bring. he has an outsider's perspective. he has business experience. he does have a lot to learn about the nuts and bolts of government, the levers of government. i think one of the things he's going to learn quickly is that during the campaign, he would say things and he might dominate the news cycle for 24 hours. a president can move financial markets. a president can change geopolitics around the world with a sentence. that's the first part of learning to be comfortable in the job and how you want to conduct yourself in the job. >> gloria borger

navigation centers outreach and engagement services for people living on the streets and increased housing opportunity for the homeless we also patio need to look at street safety to make sure we are keeping the promises on vision zero despite the lack of prop k make sure that muni didn't get rolled back we keep on bicycle safety i hope to work with you to bring the budget by identifying additional revenue for the critical investments related to homelessness and transportation i know many people are shaej by the result of the federal election he understand those feels completely i'm worried about what might happy to the city and the funding in the new year, however, this makes me even more important for us to come together to ma'am, policy decisions to lead our city those are issues we cannot afford to ignore and voters don't want us to ignore so supervisors i'm asking for all your help in this effort for your ideas your priorities as partnership to get it done and help to strengthen ourselves at the same time right now we can't afford competing interests and unhealthy discourse to issues

trump to the white house.o want to bring in manu raju, cnn's congressional correspondent, and also a man who knows all about the inner workings of the oval office, chris christie -- i mean ron christie. not chris christie. ron christie. he served as special assistant to vice president bush. hi, ron. >> good morning, carol. >> good morning. so your feelings as you see mr. trump's plane about to land at reagan national? >> it's an incredible sight, for having been with president george w. bush and vice president cheney on january 20th, 2001, i can tell you this is a very exciting time, a very busy time. president-elect right now is on his way to the white house to meet with the president of the united states. they have a lot to talk about. beyond the 4,000 jobs in the federal bureaucracy that president-elect trump has to fill, it's how do you transition to power. how do we living in the greatest democracy in the world have that peaceful transition, the handoff of the baton from one president to another. as we lo

there is demand for housing and a supply of housing. you can draw these little supply and demand curves in various different ways, but the basic idea is this. immigration increases the number of people who need a place to live. so the impact on the housing market is fairly straightforward. you have some common nation of more houses being built and increase prices. depending on how easy it is to build new structures, you might have more effect on the price side or the supply side. that is what we might call the direct effect. in addition to these direct effect on the housing market, there could be what we might call indirect effects. the arrival of immigrants in the community could lead -- some people might perceive the community less desirable. native flight -- natives might look at immigrants coming into a community and say they do not want to live there. demand forreduce housing. there could also be effective natives are displaced in the labor market. the indirect effects of immigrants arriving in the housing market could also be posi

housing for residents.when we started eight years ago it was right off the bat a collaboration between the city our developer partners, the community and most importantly our sunnydale and potrero residents. everyone has worked very hard to get to this point and we are really excited and welcome your approval of all the actions that you have to take tonight. this will truly transform the severely distressed and dilapidated public housing sites into two vibrant mixed income communities that will have new housing for residents and other of for the housing market rate housing community amenities, open space, and is just really exciting for us. i think you for hearing these items and hope that you will approve them. thank you. >> thank you. >> again corey smith on behalf of the san francisco housing action coalition and kudos to everyone involved for eight years. we are in sport >> thank you. any additional speakers on this item? >> i forgot why i came. >> i think we did, to >>[laughing] >> my name is fran mart

they lived in 37 different houses before the white house. so did george h.w. bush and mrs. bush, they were even on different places they had lived they just moved all the time. >> katie talked about categories, mamie eisenhower would be in that category, she saw her major job as support for the president. >> right, right. she left an impact. how many of you out there have a pink bathroom. >> i do. >> when they moved to the white house. the chef went to the president and said, i worked out a menu for one of these dinners. well, she saw the menu later in the day, and hit the ceiling. she said, i will plan meals at the white house, i will plan all entertainment. ike is in office, and i am in the house. >> there you go. >> she staged everything. including the first open bar at the white house, which was in the east room after eisenhower turned viktor ya yously from europe. she was a trip. she was. >> i always got a chuckle. i'm sure many of you have made the trip to gettys berg to the eisenhower farm, but mamie pink is everywhere, she really decorated everything in pink, includ

it's an 8,000-square-foot house. so if you were coming here, you would have been very, very impressed by a house of this magnitude. well, andrew jackson and rachel bought this property in 1804. originally, it was about 425 acres in size. and with log buildings on the property. over the next 41 years of jackson's life, he added land to the property, he bought and sold property all around the edges, so by the time he died in 1845, the plantation was about 1,050 acres. jackson understood clearly that part of your power derived from the stage that you were on, and they were building a grand stage set for him and for the family. well, the front of the house is very grand. the style is called greek revival, which was the height of style in the united states in the 1830s. we think of jackson as representing the growing democracy of the country. and greek revival style appealed to americans because of the greek democracies. so as you approach the mansion coming up the driveway that's shaped like a guitar -- very appropriate

requirement should housing a pretty diverted back to market rate housing. that includes my comments based on the ordinance but am happy to answer any questions you might have >> supervise them as question any questions because >> not that i have enough >> thank you for your presentation. we will go to the public at the time. public comment is open. good to see you. >> good afternoon. the hack is proud to support and past the two pieces of legislation that brought student housing first with supervisor duffy in 2010 and second with supervisor weiner. when the second one past was a lot of news about it and i was getting a call a week from national student housing developers same great get were coming to san francisco. we want to build student housing and three much nothing happens and what became clear is that the schools are really pretty risk averse. they had to carry the small schools had to carry the master leases on their balance sheets. being prayers lease finance and risk averse they do not want to do that. they felt that five years was too much as mr.

is still the white house. the capitol hill is still the capital. we don't know what comes next but the early signals of cooperation. the democratic president sitting next to the president-elect. two men with a deep history of personal animosity between each other saying it's time to close that chapter. it's time for me to help you prepare to live in this house and have this awesome job in ten weeks. >> it is pretty enormous. pretty significant right now what is going on. we're all so fortunate to have the seat watching it unfold. >> it's amazing, walking in here today, i ran into a homeless gentleman on the street and he said why are people so glum right now, why are they gritting their teeth, why don't they give donald trump a chance. i thought it was a really interesting thing to say because if we do walk in the streets of washington right now, there is this still disbelief of what has happened. the enormity. the only thing i can equate it to in my short young lifetime is what happened in 1994 when republica

what guarantee does the board have we'll complete our affordable housing any penalties? any you know - what will happen from the city didn't fulfill the obligation >> the city secures through the development agreements with the land and the entitlement rights to the 21 hundred plus unit and the land on which to develop that and in fact, we can develop those units 17 of the 20 parcels dedicated to us we're securing the development opportunity and the rights and through the immediately oiftsd resources we can fund two-thirds of that development the gap has been presented didn't include any mohcd support any h f c support. >> i'm sorry i'm not trying to interrupt i know you're trying to paint how we'll fulfill the gap what if we don't fill the gap and all the market-rate housing get built and the affordable parcels that are deed to us they lie vacant we fulfill some of that but the market-rate get built we don't fulfill the affordable housing obligation we promised to the community and city in passing in development unanimously in 2011 what then happens. >> the city residen

and affordable housing and high hope more available housing in san francisco than they'll be more explosivericing and people can afford living in san francisco and because of more availability and the only thing we can embrace is changes can't avoid we can't stay in the one phase and try to keep that that way we have to embrace changes and hope the supervisors will approve this project. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi my name is vincent a renter in the mission and i want to say something that will be unpopularity i don't think buildings cause gentrification and people people do the only thing to stem the tide of gentrification build where rich people do i muscled out guys for basement work i would i live in an lennar development if we don't build unit we can what will happen they'll compete with the stock for middle-income and who will win people with more money like what do we get for not building 10 years in the mission only one way outburst not to build housing we have to best estimate that's thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> easily a commenter said you're

house senate and house. there was a conference call and the sources describe the overwhelming sadness and described the phone meeting was a group therapy session and restlessness in the troops and if we don't stick together, we're going to kill each other and that led to the concern of the fate of nancy pelosi. she's widely regarded as being safe and an instrumental and fund-raising players and boundless energy at age 75. she has attended 345 fundraisers and raised 34 million for the house democrats for a total of 170 million. she is like what one observer calls a human atm. and nobody in the house of representative could have stopped the trump effect. >> so goes the top of the ticket and that is a reality that we need to accept and understand. >> reporter: to add to the point, one member said no one in the house of representative bears any responsibility for that at all. some democrats are looking forward to donald trump's arrival in town. they know he has been a democrat for the better part of his adult li

housing. the developer can meet the requirements in one of three ways. one, pay and afford housing fee. two, construct off-site affordable housing. were three, construct on-site affordable housing. on-site residential unit houses affordable for low income households that it is affordable for households earning up to 55% of the area median income and on-site rental unit on zero affordable for middle income households that is affordable for households earning up to 1% of the area median income. the city uses federal income standards to determine the maximum allowable rent levels for the affordable unit. the rent is updated each year. opposition u would change the department for development on-site husband it would increase income eligibility for on-site rental units for all new and existing 41 housing units. under proposition u and the rental unit counted towards the affordable housing requirement must be available for households earning up to 110% of the area median income. opposition u would i

they would ultimately sell this house and move into their other house and this house would pass down to the hands of many different people, carpet baggers who came in from the outside because they could get a nice plantation cheaply. so for about 50 years the house is going to pass through these various individuals. you can see if you look at the panel, here's kind of a list of all the different people who owned the house at that time. you can see most just own it for five or ten years. one thing you'll notice, the house which sold for $36,000 prior to the war and dropped down to the low 20's after that is not really changing too much in value. after they fix it up, the value is pretty much the same, $25,000, $30,000 at the time of world war i. look what happens between world war i and 1931 the house jumps from $30,000 to $150,000. in that very short 15-year period. something must have happened in that time. what happened was the divorce came in. they decide to retire here. mrs. davoer was a wealthy woman. and they decided to pour her fortune into the house and took this house and re

first, there isn't enough housing available. and a housing shortage means rising prices. real estate website zillow says median rental prices are an all-time high of $946 a month. we had you here several months ago, ms. king. good to see you again. you know, on top of all this, the nevada housing division says that a lack of multi-family inventory and land is causing a rental crisis. so years ago, renting was a great plan for those who couldn't afford a down payment and monthly mortgage. but now it's not so great, is it? >> it's not great. and it's because multiple factors have converged to make it really challenging for as you mentioned, supply is a problem. there's not enough multi-family and then certainly not enough affordable multi-family housing for working families. but it's also a question of incomes that don't match rents. rents are just outpacing incomes. and even with recent positive trends in family income, it's still not enough to make up for the years of stagnant wages and rapid increases to rents. >> and when you say recent kind of uptrends and upbeat down.

house. this will be their home, not just a new job. the weight of the position. this is where we are going to live. john: not many people have inhabited that house. it might be a downsizing by mister trump. very well could be. jenna: jackie kennedy did interesting thing that the white house, that broadcast, she did some redecorating, that was something for her as first lady that connected her to the american public. not suggesting that is what donald trump and melania will do but they have a certain aesthetic. one wonders, there are changes they can make as the inhabitants and i wonder what it might be. john: i remember political cartoons that show the white house stacked up many stories high with a big trump sign on top. i don't think that is going to happen. jenna: it will be beautiful wh it is. the president and donald trump had few face-to-face interactions. both vowed to put past differences aside. and we will look back on that. we will focus on what is ahead. john: joe biden will host

our dollars go to support the affordable housing as well as preservation of existing affordable housing but also preservation of rent-controlled units through our small sites program this snapshot of our full budget and it illustrates the variety of funding sources that we bring to the table including impact fees which are parliamentary the subject of this legislation category 8 self-appropriately program those made up 32 percent of budget but have quite a while other sources including federal grant and from the transportation authority and the housing trust fund we appreciate and the state grants and other sources we do this to make this as diversifies and large as possible let's see i want to go through to talk about the 3 ways that is appropriated like i said the impact fees 32 percent of the budget is self-appropriately they have defined used although their self-appropriate can only be used for the production of affordable housing we have the housing trust fund the last contract of those sources are approved through the annual budget process the committee is familiar and other actio

what, exactly, does the job of white house chief of staff entail? among the new dates foreigns include controlling the president's schedule. the chief of staff controls the president's door, deciding who gets to go to the oval office and meet with the president, someone earlier said that the chief of staff has to decide not who wants to meet with the president but who needs to meet with the president. the office reviews papers that come in and out of the president's office, and manages. white house responses to congressional mail and communication that deals with policy and the chief of staff or a deputy chief goes on each presidential trip for half a season sorry the chief of staff is the one who convenes white house staff meeting, by the way, harry truman was the left president who decided to do it himself because if you cannot stand the heat you get out of kitchen. or might be he said "the buck stops here." >> as president-elect donald trump asex below zero the team he and a republican controlled congress are hard at work laying out a path forwar

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

next he leads a tour of arlington house. the 19th century mansion situated on the hill above president john f. kennedy's grave in arlington national cemetery. today it is the most visited historic home in the national park service system which is marking it's centennial this year. arlington house will close at the end of 2016 for a yearlong restoration made possible by a $12.35 million gift. >> i am a park service ranger. i have been here many years. i sometimes joke i spent more time in this house than robert e. lee did. although it was his home for 30 years. it's perhaps the most unique place in the entire national park service and perhaps in regards to historic houses one of the most in the entire country because what we have here is a place that truly represents the entire history of this country from its earliest founding with the original colonists that came in the early 1600s through the revolutionary period. leaders of the american revolution. signers of the declaration of independent and representing in many ways on

and right outside the white house. up until now, it has been noisy and crowds outside of the white house chanting the hillary clinton supporters and now it's quiet outside the white house as this news has settled in. donald trump has called for unity after this campaign as the businessman and television reality star is elected the 545h president of theus. >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> reporter: the republican ne tuesday, racking up crucial victories in the battleground states of florida, north carolina, and ohio, among others. >> i have not met a single person out there yet who doesn't feel like i do and has the same burden on their heart and what is happening to our country. >> reporter: earlier, hillary clinton called trump to concede the race. >> she congratulated us. it's about us. on our victory and i congratulated her and her family campaign. >> reporter: clinton's campaign chairman john podesta addressed crowds of supporters garnltheret her election night headquarters. >> i want

afford to buy a new house. and so people stop buying houses and the bubble reaches the top, declines, and you have a serious downturn in losses throughout the economy. and this particular chart shows the extent to which those losses occurred and how quickly they occurred. this happens to be only a chart that shows what was happening in the mortgage back securities market, but this is a pretty good representation of what was happening to mortgage prices throughout the country. and so what we see happening here is that the government had policies which required fannie and freddie to reduce their underwriting standards over time. as they reduced their underwriting standards, that created pressures, upward pressures, on home prices creating the bubble and eventually the bubble came to an end and we had a financial crisis. so it's on the strength of that that i believe the financial crisis that we suffered in 2008 was the result of government housing policies. not the result of the private sector going crazy. becaus

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

requirement should housing a pretty diverted back to market rate housing. that includes my comments based on the ordinance but am happy to answer any questions you might have >> supervise them as question any questions because >> not that i have enough >> thank you for your presentation. we will go to the public at the time. public comment is open. good to see you. >> good afternoon. the hack is proud to support and past the two pieces of legislation that brought student housing first with supervisor duffy in 2010 and second with supervisor weiner. when the second one past was a lot of news about it and i was getting a call a week from national student housing developers same great get were coming to san francisco. we want to build student housing and three much nothing happens and what became clear is that the schools are really pretty risk averse. they had to carry the small schools had to carry the master leases on their balance sheets. being prayers lease finance and risk averse they do not want to do that. they felt that five years was too much as mr.

white house documentary and also a blair house document tree.all of these things are available to watch as c-span.org and we have been using a lot of these resources as well and we will continue to use them throughout this program. let's begin with a call from neville in the cleveland, ohio. hello. you are on with bill seale, al felzenberg in kate andersen brower. caller: i would like to say that i like to visit presidential museums and libraries. i have been to eight and also far. i would like to get the comments from the historians on how well the museums and libraries present presidents? host: neville, which once have you visited and which ones have been your favorite? caller: i have been to lbj. i have been to both bushes in texas. i have been to mr. carter's. i have been to truman's. i been to the one that gerald ford has in grand rapids and also to jimmy carter's in atlanta, and bill clinton's in arkansas. i still have a few more to get to. host: thank you, neville. guest: extraordinary list. you have gotten through more than i have. my se

housing. the mayor's office of housing and community development administers most of these programs. when housing office has funds available for affordable housing project it urges the prescription of the proposed project on its website and invites the developer to submit proposed under current practice of posting describes the criteria used to select the proposal and set the deadline for submission. criteria generally includes, the anticipated cost to the city. how much experience the developer has with similar projects. the financial feasibility of the developer's proposal. the quality of the developers design an ability to engage in a community design process. and the extent to which the proposal meets community needs. the housing office may then select qualified developers to proceed with an affordable housing project even if it receives fewer than three proposals. under proposition p the city would proceed with an affordable housing project on city-owned property only if the housing offic

of the white house. and andy card, he said make sure the president eats well, sleeps well and gets the information he needs at the right time. whether it is bannon or reince priebus or somebody else on the list that we don't know, it will be somebody who will be an effective leader because mr. trump now president-elect donald trump has the expertise and experience as a business leader and finding the best talent to keep the ball moving forward. >> i know andy card. steve bannon could not be more different than andy card. he was the epitome of a washington and political insider who work ed in many, many administrations. and he knew how to get things done. some people say donald trump needs. others say he won the campaign by bomb an outsider. symone, sanders, steve bannon, because of his association with breitbart and the ads at the end of the campaign with anti-semitic themes. that sends a message that people right now looking for signs of healing. signs of reaching across the divide. steve bannon isn't r

he house will be in order. he house will be in order. members will please take your conversation off the floor. members will please clear the ell. he house will be in order. the house will be in order. members will please clear the ell. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? mr. upton: mr. speaker, i would ask unanimous consent that the [no audio] -- the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. upton: pursuant to house resolution 934, i ask ave motion of the desk. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill, designate the senate amendment and senate motion. the clerk: h.r. 34, to authorize and strengthen the tsunami detection, forecast, warning, research and mitigation program of the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, and for other purposes. senate amendment. mr. upton moves that house concur with an amendment inserting the text of rules committee print 114-67 modified by the amendment printed in part a of house report 114-839 in lieu of the matter proposed to be adde

the house will come to order. the house will come to order. he house will come to order. the house will come to order. please take your conversations out of the room. he house will come to order. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute for the purposes of making an announcement. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. sessions: this morning, the rules committee issued the process for filing amendments, the amendment deadline is set for monday, december 5, 10:00 a.m. the amendment should be drafted in the text of the rules committee print 114-68 which contains the text of the bill as reported by the committee on financial services with a modification and can be found on the rules committee website. feel free to contact me or the staff if you have any questions. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the unfinished business is the question on suspending the rules and passing h.r. 6304, which the clerk will report by title. the clerk:

branch in two white houses, the clinton white house and the obama white house, the two branches see this from totally different perspectives about how the constitution works. and so that's one thing i want to present to you for -- as food for thought. congress very much sees this as a legal process like a court. and uses all the language, hearings, subpoenas, you know, all of the sort of indicia of court proceedings. contempt. these are all the things we know in law. i think there's validity in that, and it comes from sort of the history of the legislative and judicial functions separated in parliament back before we were even founded. but the executive branch sees it very much from a perspective, like accommodation, where these are co-equal wranchs of government, recognizing congress's legitimate need for information, but recognizing the executive branch has confidentiality interests that need to be honored as well. and each interaction with congress is going to be some sort of negotiated result as to how can congress get what it needs without damaging the essential functions as th

white house documentary and also a blair house document tree.all of these things are available to watch as c-span.org and we have been using a lot of these resources as well and we will continue to use them throughout this program. let's begin with a call from neville in the cleveland, ohio. hello. you are on with bill seale, al felzenberg in kate andersen brower. caller: i would like to say that i like to visit presidential museums and libraries. i have been to eight and also far. i would like to get the comments from the historians on how well the museums and libraries present presidents? host: neville, which once have you visited and which ones have been your favorite? caller: i have been to lbj. i have been to both bushes in texas. i have been to mr. carter's. i have been to truman's. i been to the one that gerald ford has in grand rapids and also to jimmy carter's in atlanta, and bill clinton's in arkansas. i still have a few more to get to. host: thank you, neville. guest: extraordinary list. you have gotten through more than i have. my se

we'll see if that works its way through to the white house. so the fact that they are all together, the fact that he has partners who run congress, is absolutely fascinating. of course, when it comes to the senate, the number one thing he's going to do is nominate a supreme court justice to fill antonin scalia's seat. >> it will have to be confirmed by the members of the u.s. senate. that will be very, very important. what are you hearing about the white house chief of staff under the new -- the incoming president, president-elect donald trump? i know you're doing some serious reporting on this. >> i am told that the person that donald trump wants as his chief of staff is steve bannon. steve bannon, who is formerly of breitbart news, the conservative website, who has been a very integral part of donald trump's campaign, particularly in recent months. had been traveling with him. he has really become a trusted advisor to donald trump. however, i am also told that there are people in trump's orbit who are trying to convince him that that is a ba

. >> i love this house. >> my daughter wants the house. >> there's no drama under this roof.her new york squad in a tense situation, is singer taking sideses? >> i think bethanie was put in a very hard position. it was right she told lew anne. >> listen, it's hard being the messenger. you got to expect a little bit of backlash. we've got more housewives homes ahead. first here are two newly engaged celebs. emma slater who danced with rick perry yes this season said yes to sasha. he proposed on the show. celebrating the holidays at their new hollywood home. >> hello, "e.t." >> welcome to our house. >> come on in. >> i saw it and was like we have to get it. i didn't even go inside. >> the second we walked in, it was like this is our home. >> we just loved the fairy tale look of the house. it reminds me of hachbsal and gret. >> and speaking of fairy tal tales -- will you marry me? >> yes. >> just one month before this epic engagement in september, the couple moved into this 1600 square foot cottage style home. >> right here is where it comes together. >> we've already choreograp

about this house is all the jute door space. living in new york, i've been spending a lot of time here. that's been a godsend. >> she kept the house from her ex-whose family founded j.p. morgan ch the home is worth an estimated $8 million. >> everyone likes to see the elevator. >> as real housewife of new york city, sonia always knows where the party is. >> and the party, well, it's usually at her place. >> let's get the most action. have i board meetings here, fashion meetings. i can having friends over. cocktail parties. >> the elegant feast goes down >> i have great views. >> the third floor or should we say master suite. >> did i lock these closets? this is where i keep all my good stuff. >> her teenage daughter holds down the fourth floor. if you're a guest, it's a five star service with the fifth floor to yourself. >> you can take the elevator straight up. >> what's her lavish item in the home? >> i have shoes. you know anywhere from $10,000 to $12,000. i've had christian die or shahs bar and a housewife puts their purse o

as long as she cleans up the house and cooks for lamont, my house is yours. so, since my house is yours, uh, hurry and get to your windows and your floors. here you go, pop. here's something for the inventory. let's see. one tire, no whitewall. small hole in it. uh, got about 4 miles left on it. ok, i'd--i'd say 2 bucks. wrong. here you go. one custom-designed gorilla swing all right. what about this? oh, let's see. one tuba. 2 valves missing, one don't work. it's made out of alululu-- a-alu-- brass. let's lift it up, son. let's see how it sounds. oh, jee whiz. here we go. [playing tuba] $5.00. wrong again. one flower planter. reminiscent of john philip sousa. will you stop it? what about this radio, pop? one radio. 1940 vintage. let's see. [humming] good condition. 15 bucks. roberto: t?o. uncle julio. t?o. hey, he's not here, roberto, but come on over anyway, buddy. now what's the matter, man? where is uncle julio? but how come you're not in school? no. no school, no school. i hate the school. no more school! hey, man. hey, look, don't cry. only babies cry.

you saw when arwa was caught in that warfare, it's a house to house battle.ave an advantage in the sense they've been strategically building up this city like a fortress like like in raqqah as well. those isis militants willing to dry to try to fight back. >> who knows how many innocent civilians will wind up dead and severely injured in the process. will ripley, thanks for that report. that's it for me. i'll be back at 5:00 p.m. eastern in "the situation room." amanpour is next for our international viewers. "newsroom with brooke baldwin" starts right now. >>> wolf, thank you so much. good to be with you on this monday afternoon. i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. after months and months of hearing about candidate donald trump, americans now getting their first in-depth glimpse at trump, the president-elect. and many are saying, hang on a second, these two aren't necessarily matching up. trump appears to be softening on certain key issues that were at the core of his message, his campaign, promises so many supporters are expecting him to live up to, to

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there's dilapidated housing that's there, new affordable housing that helps the housing crisis in this city, includes all infrastruck khu, as was highlight ined the present tai, publicly accessible generous new park and open space, so really a profoundly impact transformation of this neighborhood. this hearing and the hearings that follow are in a way the ending of this extended period of planning, but they represent the beginning of a conversation, work that's to come. we really look forward to working with the rec and park department, this commission on refining the designs for the open space, ensuring this new development encourages the use of an existing valuable asset, the potrero rec center and enhances that use, and so i really want to encourage you all to provide us with ongoing feedback about how to make the publicly accessible open space in this development as fantastic as it can be. so, i thank you for your consideration today and i want to let other folks speak to the item as well. thank you. . er thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm jennifer [inaudible] and i'm a

bill is one of the authors about the white house including temples of democracy, the white house, the history of an american idea, the presidents house and warehouse. he's a professor that taught ato columbia coming university of houston and has spent quite a bit of time as they come to attend. and all is the author of the book the leaders that we disturbed. he taught for george washington for quite a while and princeton and served as spokesman for ther commission. her tube fo to presidents inside the white house and the grace and power of america's first first lady's. f she's worked at cbs and fox as well so we will be talking with him about the history. (202)748-8200, seven 488201 for those in the mountain and pacific. you can dial make a comment on the facebook page or send an e-mail. earlier on we talked about her. >> the white house is a place attention played out in the administration. its purpose the stress of being in that house and one of the challenges is to make. when i come home at night it's to fintofind that space of prot, those things that allow you to privacy you need

speaker, in the house of house of representatives. so many issues that we could discuss, and i think they are ll being hit by my colleagues, frightening prospect. for this nation moving forward. and yet and still, we are unable to get the level of funding that the president has asked for to try to understand and stop this disease, the research needed to figure out what is going on or how to prevent it, and we just go home for recess. not until it enters the continental united states or certain members' states will they take it seriously. the whole issue around gun control. commonsense gun election -- legislation. unfinished business. as my colleague, mr. meeks, spoke about the issue around necessity most basic of life. we traveled to flint as the congressional black caucus along with leader pelosi and mr. hoyer and we talked to that commuent about what they were going through and about they didn't know who to trust and government officials led them to believe discoloring was undrinkable. we found out it was not un drinkable. in fact,

if they feel they cannot house in the general population. they 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