moss right there , and don fox, and pauline from mccormick in the back, and jack gardner from john stewart. we build housing, so this is what we do for a living. what i think is incredible is all the nonhouser his in this room, all the leaders who are not from housing organizations because they recognize that they serve people in this city, but in order for them to continue serving those people, we need to make the city more affordable, and that is what this bond is going to do. i'm going to make a very, very bold prediction, because i'm not a politician, i'm not running for anything, so i can say this, this group, we will get 11 votes at the board of supervisors, right norman? president yee, i'm sorry. [laughter] [laughter] >> we will get there. not only will we pass this bond, but we will pass it with 100% of the votes in the city. [cheers and applause] so this is going to be the biggest bond ever and it will be the best bond ever and we are going to have fun with each other as we get this thing past and moved through the board of supervisors. thank you, mayor breed, thank you president

apartment buildings , senior housing, we do a lot of presentations for public housing, mercy housing, john stewart, all of the developers that have the same interest -- access to a building where multiple people live. the most common people -- the most common thing we have is to do with folks who were building new buildings around the city. we ensure they have all the safety access that is controlled and if they have surveillance or the private security, we ensure, we assess the developer or the builder that they are all in the right location. we ensure that the folks no where their area is versus the private, where they are, and the lighting. we ensure that all areas are lit , there were no dark spots or high spots where folks can't hide, and it really works out. this is a little bit more about the organization. i have staff and we come out to however their process is. there is a request for service form on our website. that is how we track and go out and schedule. we receive about 25 to 30 requests a day so we are pretty busy where we are. so that concludes my presentation. if there is any quest

positioning themselves for the battle for the leadership, we have rory stewart and amber rudd relaunching this one nation caucus, they call it, johne centre of the party has been vacated. there are some interesting fights to come. there is a discussion going on and there has for some time now, the leadership contest has unofficially been under way for a while and barely a week goes by without a cabinet minister inviting journalists into their kitchen and talking about opinions that have nothing to do with their brief and alongside this frantic high—stakes game that theresa may is involved in trying to get brexit through in the dying weeks and months of her premiership, there is this contest to appeal to the conservative party membership and the broader public from people who fancy their chances as leader, but what none of them want to do is pick up the pieces of this mess before it's finished. and next week, we will be continuing our series of interviews with meps and leaders from the main parties standing in the european elections in a special ask this. you can send us your questions to put to them. on monday, we'll speak to cons

john mcdonnell said theresa may had "blown the confidentiality" of the talks and "jeopardised the negotiations". but government minister rory stewartcross party deal would offer the country greater security, and that now depends on jeremy corbyn. we are dealing with a very unstable government, let mejust we are dealing with a very unstable government, let me just use this analogy, it is trying to enter into analogy, it is trying to enter into a contract with a company that is going into administration and the people are going to take over are not willing to fulfil that contract. we can't negotiate like that. not willing to fulfil that contract. we can't negotiate like thatm not willing to fulfil that contract. we can't negotiate like that. if we can get the cost party deal, then there is a possibility that it will mean, it will be more sustainable. in other words, when a government changes, the party changes, we're not going to have sex suddenly turned on its head. we need investors to feel this will be there for 30 years, notjust investors to feel this will be there for 30 years, not just what your ears and a cross—party deal is a

i got in an argument with martha stewart >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i saw trevor nh was there, john it was super fun, actuallyhn oliver was at the table next to me and i actually have my placard from my table. and i said, "john, john. he looks over ate. i go, "yeah, dude. [ laughter ] what's up, man, table number on. t then the night closed outh taylor swift >> steve: wow. [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: and shplayed five or six songs >> questlove: five songs >> jimmy: she was fantastic. >> questlove: yeah >> jimmy: guitar, piano, it was -- and then, i left after that. w but thatn your night began. >> questlove: i dj'd yeah >> jimmy: how late did you go? >> questlove: late [ laughter ] 2:00 in the morning. 2:00 in the >> jimmy: did you really >> questlove: sandra oh uldn't stop dancing. >> jimmy: really [ laughter ] she was great. i liked her speech it was really good >> questlove: yeah, yeah >> jimmy: but what a -- did you party in that place with the view with the glass -- lincoln center, right? >> questlove: yeah, yeah, you can see new york city outside. >> jimmy: it's the most be

stewart, maria cardona, thank you both. >> thank you, ladies. >>> former white house chief of staff and retired marine general john kelly has a new job and thererives attached. he's joined the board of director for calvern international. that's a company that -- that operates my grant shelters. >>> new polls show former vice president joe biden with a commanding lead. we're going to break down the latest numbers after the break. >>> and dr. sanjay gupta voyages through one of the darkest, coldest cunning to find some of the happiest people. what is their secret? it's tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern, right here on cnn. [ alarm beeping ] wake up! there's a lot that needs to get done today. small things. big things. too hard to do alone things. day after day, you need to get it all done. and here to listen and help you through it all is bank of america. with the expertise and know-how you need to reach that blissful state of done-ness. so let's get after it. ♪ everything is all right what would you like the power to do?® ♪ all right the united explorer card hooks me up. getting more for getting away. traveling lighter. getting settled. rewarded. learn

stewart, in a moment, but let's get the latest from our political guru norman smith. so, norman, what impact potentially doesjohn so, norman, what impact potentially does john bercow‘s decision doesjohn bercow‘s decision to stay on have? well, at the simplest level, i think it will infuriate the brexiteers because they viewjohn bercow as someone brexiteers because they viewjohn bercow 3s someone who brexiteers because they viewjohn bercow as someone who is implacably opposed to brexit, doing his best to scupper brexit. in reality, it probably means more parliamentary shenanigans, all sorts of difficulties for a government trying to push through brexit because mr bercow has been pretty clear, he wa nts to bercow has been pretty clear, he wants to make sure backbenchers, mps, have a decisive role in shaping brexit. the other thing which matters about john bercow‘s intervention is his suggestion that there is no way any prime minister can hope to take britain out of the eu without a deal. in other words, a clear warning to the no deal tory leadership candidates that they can forget about that because, if they wa nt to forget about that because, if they want to leave without an