to meet your kitchen remodel expectations, it is not necessary in all cases to completely redo your kitchen. i have seen many kitchens that have been successfully done by doing things like replacing the facings on the cabinets and repainting. and changing the countertops. and maybe changing out one appliance or more. it is not always necessary to go in and strip the thing down to the bare studs and start over again. and part of what a design professional can do is help you understand where you need to be on this continuum of sweeping the floor to replacing the whole building. in many, many cases, it is simple to do a tremendous appearance upgrade without tearing the whole thing apart. >> cosmetic redos can be very powerful and very affordable. if you have a good kitchen layout, you can do minor a-- improvements and cosmetic improvements, absolutely. >> this is not an all or nothing thing at all. we are now going to take a stroll around, look at different kitchen layouts and why different people might want those lie leyouts and what their advantages are and what the differences might be in s

her own kitchen.t is that like? >> it's fantastic the it's really tiny like a lot of san francisco kitchens. but it's going to have a stove and oven which i love. >> no remodeling, in the works? >> not yet, no. >> a lot of people have their own kitchen and want it to reflect their own needs and used -- uses and desires and a lot of other things in their life. what drives people, andre, to want to remodel their kitchen? >> there's lots of reasons. really kitchens have become the most important room in the house and people use it as a means to express themselves. they use it for investment purposes and kind of become a status symbol. people want really handsome kitchens that reflect and express their own personal style. >> i see a lot of people come into the building department with dreams of renovating their house so that it's a palatial kitchen and often they have to be brought down to some kind of reasonable level in terms of the cost and the realities of it. is that what happens typically for you wh

they didn't have this kind of stuff in the kitchen. even though he defended himself by saying we have all this stuff, too. but the truth is i don't think he believed it and certainly a lot of the russians didn't believe what we were showing was real, that the average american earning what, $5, $6, $7000 a year at that point could afford a small car, could afford a small house. the contrast i don't believe these guys are showing what exists they are lying and put on this kind of thing like we do at our exhibit, we also fabricate all this stuff is going to come in the future. >> let's see the next picture, please. george, what effect do you think this had on all the russians that came to visit when they came here and saw? >> i agree with tanya, it was a great deal of skepticism. immodest as it sounds, i have to agree with mr. robinson as well because it's immodest, you could have gotten -- taken this us 75 guys with an orange crate without this great exhibition and placed us on the orange crate and we would have had massive crowds and we

and the role he played. >> tell us what you remember of the kitchen debate. >> it was my kitchen in a sense. i was the press agent. i was working for tex mccreary incorporated, a pr firm in new york, one of our clients, allstate properties, was a home builder, and we had the idea of presenting at the u.s. exhibition in moscow the typical american home. which was $11,000 house, similar to what would you find in leavittown in the very beginning. so we built the house, and by we, the builder built the house and i was the press agent, went along. we went to moscow and vice president nixon opened the u.s. exhibit, and was walking along with premiere khrushchev and they went in the rca exhibit and had a debate. and khrushchev wiped up the floor with him. nixon was trying to be mr. nice guy, and he was getting clobbered. and as he came out of that session in the television studio, he realized that that's what is going to be shown back home and showed him being pushed around trying to be mr. nice guy. and so, i signalled to major don humes, who was leading him through the u.s. exhibition, to

you can see into my neighbor's kitchen.eally from the beginning, i sincerely tried to be of good neighbor and i reached out, before it started construction, to listen to their concerns which at that point were safety. i thought it was a really nice meeting. i encouraged them to call me if i had any concerns. i was definitely taken aback when they hired a lawyer to appeal and i was willing to sit down with them to work out an agreement. i met with them and their lawyer, we had a fine meeting, has talked about what their concerns were. they presented a document the called out a specific size and design and gave me less than 24 hours in which i was supposed to sign this document or they were going to use this format. i really reached out and responded and asked if they could a lemonade the design elements calling out i would coh to reach an agreeable solution with them. i really feel like i have been bullied into something, i have been accessible and i feel like i have tried to be a good neighbor with this situation. i do have

it is not going to restrict the view from the kitchen window.e are willing to talk about good neighbor policies, but planning can address whether this would trigger notification. in has been our position from the beginning that we are willing to address reasonable concerns if we feel that our changes would materially and address those concerns. the security issue we have no problem with. we feel that addresses the concern about security. a privacy screen we do not feel would address thought, and it would simply be right in the corridor of the brees way, so i remain available for any questions or clarifications. >> issue #3, would you address that? unless we are approving the drainage work currently there is a small drain near the area in question. and we are working to improve the drainage, because otherwise it would overflow into my clients garage. >> i do not understand the impact on the corridor of the increase when a -- of the breezeway. the privacy screening on the deck, that is where it would be placed, and how would that impact -- why wou

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a small fire in their dish washer didn't destroy their kitchen. but pictures of a scorched control panel showed what could have been happened. >> it is serious. but people might not have heard of it. >> but the dead government knows. between february and march 2011, more than 330 problems were logged with safer products.gov. run by the consumer product safety commission. of those, more than half reported smoke or flames. >> it was scary because we have young children. and it could have been a disaster. >> reporter: while a few hundred potential disasters were made public in that unverified online forum, our investigation uncovered that the cpsc knows of more than 1600 problems with dish washers in the last five years. those complaints simply aren't shared with the public unless you ask to see them. in 80% of those cases, though, consumers reported a fire. >> a representative came out to the home, interviewed me for a couple of hours, asking me a lot of questions. >> reporter: we have questions, too, about what brands are mentioned in those cases.

i wasn't poor, and we didn't have anything like that in my kitchen. and i was a 20-year-old mother with and i bought my first house in 1960, and we did not have -- >>> you're right. >> compare it to leavitt town didn't have base mets or attics, they might have had a wonderful kitchen but they had no space. >> there was that aspect to any exhibition, the soviet exhibition in new york in the coliseum was even worse that way. >> to me i never understood why nixon thought that was so great because i didn't have it. i don't know who he knew. >> it depends a lot of us had dishwasher at that point. >> i didn't have a dishwasher until 1990. >> well -- >> what are the women lined up supposed to be? >>> those were the american guides that worked there. >> why would, in this day and age would you show a picture of women with shot up from the bottom, give me a break. >> no, no, it wasn't shot up from the bottom. i have to explain. we were doing a circular shot, the photographer was on his stomach in the mud, a man i later married, trying to get all the group toge

the most dynamic part of the structure is the shared kitchen.he staff simultaneously prepares meals for two restaurants with ease. >> the pos system will ring orders to one specific line on the kitchen. the actual food is very different so it's hard to confuse chicken and burgers. most chefs shouldn't, anyway. >> having a shared kitchen does pose a unique challenge. when customers ask to share burgers at beesley's and chicken at chuck's? no. >> we coach our staff on talking points and how to address it. >> if we allow people to come on e burger side and have fried chicken, it's just one big restaurant and that's not what we wanted. >> these are two different restaurants, they're two different concepts. you have to draw the line somewhere. >> and while there's an emergency exit that links beasley's and chuck's, customers can't use it. they must leave one space and go outside to get to the other two. >> just like you would if you were in one restaurant and decided to go to another restaurant, you'd have to exit that restaurant. it is something tha

. >> the screen that is perpendicular to the window, you get that you now from their kitchen window. that view is there. i propose just a three-foot screen in front of the window. >> i don't think that cuts it. i was asking the question earlier, they were clarify the proposed screen, i said it did not make sense. commissioner fung makes more sense. >> that's fine, they did not ask for that. >> i understand, we are just trying to make a situation that seems to work from our perspective. president garcia: and do you understand what form it will take? do you want it straightened out before you make your comment as to exactly what form it is going to take? >> i would like to see what you have in mind before we comment. president garcia: mr. hills understand it and he can explain in on the overhead so that we all understand. >> it's perpendicular but an l- shape. take my proposed screen, shorten the to the width of the window and impose another 90 degrees green to the kitchen side of the lukien bedroom window. that would be perfectly acceptable if the extension to the rear was at least an

commissioner fung: my last question would be the floor level at the kitchen is lower than the floor level at the bedroom? >> that is correct. >> i understand and appreciate you giving us this sort of background on the efforts to try to not be here today. i'm wondering if, and i u nderstand you have put a lot into the design of your deck. you you believe their libyan opportunity for you to have another set down -- sit down and work that peace out? >> yeah. i would be still willing to talk about it, i just don't feel like it should be imposed. >> i understand. president garcia: not that we necessarily would impose it, but what is the current proposed size of the screen that they are asking for? you have to come to the microphone. >> we have simply presented their representation with the idea that they could decide what size dimensions. we were not trying to dictate any particular dimensions. it was just within a reasonable period. at most, nine feet wide, probably closer to six. the two posts are probably no more than 36 inches apart and high enough that a warrior would not be able to look

the expects say while extreme it was designed to mimic what could happen in a real kitchen. has this happened to you? we want to hear about it. comment on the link. . >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar. >> doesn't get much better for february. sun on tap and temperatures surging a solid 20 degrees above average out there. not record breakers but way above average. still 61, as you are getting in to the mid60s. humidity bone dry, in fact enhanced fire risk. outdoor burning, something we don't normally talk about would be ill adviced through the next few days. take a look at the skies over baltimore today. man they were nice looking, lot of sun, manchester, northeast carroll, temperatures above 60, good weather here. how about the hdabc2 weatherbug camera. put this one online. looking southeast at the pier and a nice looking day. bit of surf rolling in. let's get into it. the radar not much out there. one renegade shower, i don't think its touching the ground but a little bit of light rain. as we look at the temperature pattern this is really been the story, low 60

employees eat them in the kitchen. but the kitchen was actually sort of reigned over by a cook named lewis lemon. he had been the mcfaddin's cook for 37 years. he didn't really like a lot of visitors in his kitchen. he tolerated the other employees there when he came to eat. but if people came and infaded his kitchen too much, he had been known to put red peppers in the burners of the stove. he lived in the carriage house in his rooms until he died. it was said that mrs. mcfaddin knew she could host any party from the size of a huge banquet to fixing breakfast for mr. mcfaddin before he went out on the range and new that lewis could do it. communications in a house this big could have been problematic because of the sheer size, but they did have what was state-of-the-art communications then. if you'll look on the wall up high here, there's an' nuns eighter box. there's a corresponding button in all of the rooms. for instance, if ida wanted to summon one of the domestic employees for them to come up to her room, she wou

kitchen in the back.arely walk into the kitchen. >> it was a mix of construction material like tiles, plaster, to repair walls, tools and things that she had recently purchased as gifts. >> just a complete mess. everything came home, nothing had a place. >> she had a sofa sleeper that she was using because she could not walk up the stairs because she had just had knee surgery. and the whole second level was uninhabitable. turns out that all that construction material was because they had renovated a bathroom. so you go to the stop of the stairs and on the left was this amazing bathroom. it was unfortunate that she could not even get up there to use it. you couldn't walk into the bedroom. and then the home office that was upstairs, that was over. i mean, it was full of office supplies. so it was just about safety and about her mobility issues. >> the job of painstakingly combing through and removing room after room of debris takes a five-person crew three days. >> everything in there that was a fire, healt

does look like it started in the kitchen. it's standard procedure in anything like this firefighters have to get in and dig and make sure but right now doesn't appear to be anything unusual. still under investigation. >> reporter: thank you so much. i appreciate it. fire crews are still here on the scene as the chief said digging through the home, trying to find an exact cause. however, they believe it may have started in the kitchen. back to you. >> thanks, delia, delia goncalves live on breaking news in district heights, maryland this morning. >>> well, no school this morning. too many students and teachers at copyley school in westmoreland county. it's working with the virginia department of health to make sure the virus doesn't continue to spread. yesterday morning we told you about the norovirus outbreak at george washington university. student health officials held a free walk-in clinic yesterday for students at one residents hall. about 85 people living on and off campus got sick from that virus. what is the norovirus?

the kitchen has white cabinets and granite counters.has plantation shutters, they always work in florida. there is a bonus room that's built over an extended two-car garage bigger than most people's living room. what guy wouldn't like that above the garage? i bet the wife never sees him. the screened lanai is where you can have the morning coffee. you can watch a beautiful sun set over the pretty lake in back. >> mojitos at night and coffee in the morning. mechanicsville near richmond in virginia. >> probably one of the best spots in the country. this is a quaint neighborhood with a civil war history. you can't walk through town without falling in love with what it was. the house is an hour from the blue ridge mountains and an hour from the atlantic coast. when you look at the family room it's big enough for a big family. wood burning fireplace on the far wall and it's really not a real fireplace. it's piped for gas but looks real. the bright kitchen has wood floors and a large island. the dining room is rather dignified. pretty formal.

she has applied for a permit to remodel her kitchen and construct an extensive system and wrapping around rear of her home. this is the first invasion of that kind of space in the row of houses that was designed in an ingenious way to preserve white and security and privacy. we have met with ms. carlsoton prior to the appeal. she was very accommodating on a number of things. one was to pay for the installation design and purchase of a railing for a bedroom window looking at the premises, and we believe she had agreed not to the concept of screening the railing so passers-by would not be able to look inside the bedroom window. there is a third issue i alerted our architect to, and it has some historical significance. there was some petroleum in an area were opposed was intended to be erected who supports the death. i think that is something we could work out, -- to support the deck. i think that is something we could work out. we thought we had an agreement with miss carlton, but she was preoccupied with business. she was traveling. the time came to waive their rights, so she filed this ap

kate kelly, cbs 5. >>> but the ceres project of marin may soon lose its rented kitchen space. if you would like to help or volunteer, use the link on cbssf.com, click on the "connect" button, top of the page. and then jefferson awards. >>> we'll be right back. coming up tonight at five: ,,,,,,,,,, man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. of some new digs. >>> well, today's tip of the day is going to be is white grapefruit. at one time you saw it at the market you bought the red and pink but you wouldn't buy the white because usually it's associated with bitter grapefruit but certain growing areas in florida are coming up with this variety with great flavor. when you buy them, nice and yellow all the way around. skin nice and shiny. free from any shriveling whatsoever and heavy for their size. like all citrus, the heavier, the more juice and less pulp. store them on t

it's the prison kitchen. >> everything back here could be made into a potential weapon. those sheet pans are very thin and they're sharp on the edges. it only takes one of these guys to pick one of those up and they could almost cut my head off. >> we met officer epperson at the kern valley state prison in california. armed only with pepper spray and a baton, he's the lone officer responsible for supervising the inmate kitchen staff. >> i have six, seven inmates back here now. i've got one sitting on the line. granted, i got four, five cops outside that door. that door's locked. there's only one dude out there with the key. you have to trust them to a certain extent. they have no reason to assault me. unless they're totally pissed off or i disrespect them. >> among the inmates epperson places his trust in is the number two cook, carter hill. >> tell me what your sentence is. >> murder. >> you're here for murder? what's your sentence? >> 51 to life. >> you know, it's interesting. sometimes there's this dynamic in prison when you're interviewing somebody, if there's a corr

in a written filing pyrex manufacturer world kitchen said since 1988 they produced more than 400 million units of glass products. that report can be inaccurate and often the product was misused in a manner specifically warned against. >> no. i have been cooking all my life. using pyrex. no. >> reporter: amazing pictures. the manufacturer warns against sudden temperature changes and the risk of putting hot pans on wet surfaces. the experts in the tests say while extreme the test was designed to mimic what could happen in a real kitchen. we want to know has this happened to you? comment on the lincoln facebook or e-mail us at works for you at wmar.com. >> i look at the pans. >> all right. all right. >> coming up, one puff and poof you can be perked up and ready to roll. >> it's called inhalable caffeine and for those of you to busy for a cup of coffee we tell you the truth tonight. >> and avalanche survivor puts you in his ski boots. see the ride down the mountain. >> and mother of pearl. doesn't she know you don't chew on oysters? what happened when she bit down on one as the news continu

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and without a kitchen. that is where their efforts should be concentrating, not trying to start for out of the apartment or create conditions which are so unbearable that they win their conflict. as far as the stairs are concerned, i am all for making those work. it is an issue of priority. i have not received any information on the back stairs. i am concerned about the lead paint because those exist. we have not been informed about anything regarding that. i do not know if we need to move out of the building or not when the back of it is demolished. i am in the dark about that problem. i concern is priorities. and doing the right thing. >> is there any other public comment? we will move into rebuttal. >> i do not have a rebuttal. i have to agree that it is a case of priorities and doing the right thing. this picture was taken today. the drawings they will use, i would think that a lot of things have changed in 10 years and perhaps -- this is a typical thing. why not take a new look at it. there may be new

this leads us into the kitchen here. again, a dumb waiter brought the food up to the second floor and, again, sort of inconvenient to have a kitchen below your dining room, but indeed was very much practiced at the time. we see an old ice box. we also know from that tax inventory that the wilsons also had an electric refrigerator. here are some of mrs. wilson's grandmother's china. a full set of blue porcelain. we have the servant call box. again, it was a very modern house. ran very efficiently, and as you can see. a servant could be called from anywhere in the house. the nurse's room, the dining room. it would ring and it still rings today, as you could push one of the little mother of pearl buttons that are discreetly hidden in some of the door jams and molding in various rooms of the house. you press the button and someone would appear. most likely it would be isaac. here we see isaac scott as i mentioned accompanying president wilson and one of wilson's walking sticks here on the front of s street. isaac here with h

. >> forget too many cooks in the kitchen.s is many kitchen, one cook. >> wolfgang puck is the name, the face behind a massive restaurant empire but one kitchen seems to trump them all. >> making something at home, it is really the perfect way to celebrate valentine's day with somebody you love. >> 70 million americans dined out for valentine's day last year at restaurants like pucks and while he would be happy to welcome you to any of them he encourages you to share his passion. >> cooking comings front heart, from the inside. you show somebody how much you love them by doing something yourself. >> there are many theories as to which food inspire this and more about what you do with it. >> passion leaves something really you can bring out from the inside to the outside and i think having food with strong flavors is really that. >> that plays well with puck for asian cuisine and subtle and spicy, hot and cold. >> you have the ying and yang. it is all about balance. >> and don't forget about sweet. >> you put your egg yolk into

the kitchen fire was reported at about eight 10:00 a.m. chopper 2 rushed to the scene and brought us these pictures. a dispatcher said firefighters controlled the flames and no injuries reported. >>> in pittsburgh a man rescued from his burning home is in critical condition this morning. crews were called to a home on fairborn drive around 6:15 last night. they found the victim unconscious in the kitchen. a pet cat was also rescued. it appears the fire started in a back bedroom. the cause is under investigation. >>> the city of antioch is considering a partial tax to help pay for more police officers based on the value of residents' homes and would race enough money to bring the force to full staffing levels. the department is allowed to employ 126 officers but can only afford 94. in order to move forward, it must be approved by the city council or sponsored by a community group. >>> the sheriff of napa county announced he plans to retire. he was first elected sheriff in 2006 and reelected in 2011. he joined the sheriff's department at 19.

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the kitchen is too seafoam for me.sad, but super modern with stainless steel appliances and butcher block counters. the clean white walls fit the space throughout the loft. luscious wood floors. oversized double hung windows set against brick walls which make the windows pop. the monthly maintenance is only $440. in new york it would be $4,000 a month. >> we don't want to think about it in new york. in the northwest, oregon, another contemporary home. >> this is a neat community. it has 300 acres of parks, a farmer's market and the famous hot air balloon festival. this is a contemporary home that over looks a creek and green space in perfect condition. i think the purple chairs are lovable in the backyard. it has an open great room with warm wood panelled walls and light-filled windows along the vaulted ceiling and a stone fireplace. we can get a shot of the space in that shot. it has an island kitchen with open cabinets, glass shefls and french doors opening to the large deck. in the master bedroom it's romantic. ther

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her bedroom happens to sit right above the kitchen.e investigators are still searching through the house trying to determine an exact cause, they believe the fire started in that kitchen. so you can imagine the kind of heat source that was coming through to that little girl's bedroom. she was trapped inside, pulled out of the house through the window by firefighters. she had no pulse. cpr was performed immediately though we are told by the fire chief mark bashore the good news is that her pulse has been restored. the little girl is still in critical condition at children's hospital. the 9-year-old is expected to be okay, just smoke inhalation at this point. we should also tell you one firefighter was injured as they were battling this blaze, but that firefighter is expected to be okay. that's the very latest. we'll have another update in a half-hour hopefully with some video closer to the scene and some sound from the fire chief. back to you. >> delia goncalves reporting live from that fire and at least there was a working smoke detect

. >> reporter: forget too many cooks in the kitchen.his is many kitchens, one cook. >> ooh. >> reporter: wolfgang puck is the name, the face, the taste behind a massive restaurant empire. but one kitchen seems to trump them all. >> i think making something at home is really the perfect way to celebrate valentine's day with somebody you love. >> reporter: about 70 million americans dined out for valentine's day last year, at restaurants like puck's. and while he'd be happy to welcome you to any of them, he also encourages sharing his passion. >> to me, cooking comes from the heart. cooking comes from the inside. you really show somebody how much you love them by actually doing something yourself. >> reporter: there are many theories as to which foods inspire passion to this chef, it's less about a single item, and more about what you do with it. >> passion means something really you can bring out from the inside to the outside. and i think having food with strong flavors, it's really that. >> reporter: that plays well with puck's pension

those fires have been serious enough to claim a life am one state and torch kitchens in others, although many have been lucky to have their dishwashers damaged in a close call. >> not sure if we have a latent problem sitting in our kitchen. we run the dishwasher. we run it during the day and i just like to have the confidence that it's safe. >> reporter: our abc2 news investigation breaks it down going complaint by complaint to see if the dishwasher in your kitchen might be a danger. that's tonight at 11. joce sterman, abc2 news. >>> well if you own an hp fax machine there's an important recall. hewlett-packard is recalling about 928,000 hp fax 1040 and 1050 mns -- machines. apparently they can overheat because of an electrical problem. there have been at least seven incidents of fax machines overheating and catching time the call 888-654-9296. >>> this is not good news. it's going to be more the pump for consumers, all of us buying gas after riding -- rising 19 crentds a -- cents a gallon. it was $3.12 a year ago. prices could increase 60 cents or more by the time we reach may. >>> well

i'd laugh, go to the kitchen. i'd eat and grow fat. tomorrow, i did the table. they would see how beautiful i am and no one would ever send me to the kitchen again. yes, but leff ed, i too, too sing america. moi country 'tis of thee, this may be the land of the pilgrim's pride, and it's also the land where my mothers and fathers died so let freedom ring. >> yes, let freedom ring. ring for the ashanti, ring for the crew arriving on a nightmare, yet praying for a dream. dream a world, beloved where no other man was scorned where love would spread, and dream a world beloved where all will walk sweet freedom's way and not snap our souls. dream a world where black or white, whatever race you be will enjoy the bounty of the earth and everyone be free, where it will hang its ugly head and join like a pearl adorn the earth. i have a dream today that everyone would not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character. everyone, the poor white, pushed apart. everyone, the negro-bearing slavery scar, everyone, the red man pushed from the land, ev

over the course of a year, some 2.5 million meals are prepared by inmates in this kitchen serving staplefoods and sides like cornbread and chocolate chip cookie can be expensive but they manage to keep costs down in part because they grow much of their own food on site. >> i'm proud to say that we have one of the lowest food costs per day in the state. food casts $1.31 a day, not just one meal, but three hot meals a day. >> while general population prisoners eat in the mess halls, inmates locked up for rule infractions have their meals brought to their cells. >> all right, let's go if you're on chow carts. you got an apron on, you need to take your apron off. >> sergeant kimberly smith oversees the transport of food items to and from the kitchen. >> we're on our way to the unit three compound where the inmates do not come out of their cells to eat. they actually eat in their cells. all five chow carts will be taken to the gate on unit three and all the inmates will be given a tray through their hatch on their cells. once they have eaten, they will pick everything back up, everything will

our dining room and kitchen are right here on this side. the dining room and the kitchen were added by jackie kennedy when she lived there, up until the kennedys, the family, ate dinner downstairs in the family dining room or ate on trays up here. i think the eisenhowers had a television right here on the north side of the room, and they would eat dinner every night here when they were alone, on a tray brought up from downstairs. but, of course, mrs. kennedy had little children, very young children, so she really wanted an upstairs kitchen and dining room, and so this is where we eat all of our meals in the dining room that's right off here to the left and entertain friends, a lot of our closest friends, and of course, have family dinners with our girls and our parents and brothers and sisters, other people who visit us here. >> what's in the room? >> this room has the beautiful fan light, it has two couches like this, matching couches that are actually couches that mark hampton made for president george h.w. bush for the oval office, and t

i have a picture of my kitchen window looking out at the current stairs.you can see that is my kitchen window. the stairs are going to be built in another 7.5 feet. the people going up and down the stairs will be able to look into my entire kitchen, dining room, my kids doing their homework, us eating their dinner. they can look to our dining room -- to our living room. if we are sleeping on the sofa, watching television. all of the privacy we enjoy in our small 1300 sq. ft.,. all of it is gone. we have now lost the privacy, which is really distressing. this is a picture from the same window. that is the current stairs. it will come out and another 7.5 feet. we lose all of our privacy. there is also a light that we enjoy, but the main thing is that it is my only house and i love it and i cannot imagine not being able to have privacy in my own home. from what we understand, the project is voluntary. if they would do that, we would 100% support anything they want to do. we would give them use of our backyard to access their space. we will get them part in ou