i led her to this old chaise longue. she said, "oh, look! i remember this!"chaise longue. >> we picked things out that we wanted, so simon has things in his house. i have things in my house, and lily and her family have stuff in italy. >> in 2003, the more than 160 remaining items from the collection go up for sale at christie's in london and amsterdam. this flemish tapestry hammers in at $85,000. a silver gilt double cup goes for 600,000, and this 17th-century silver gilt pitcher -- just over a million. the total, more than $4 million. is there more, simon? >> there's probably at least 12 important paintings and about 300 or more antiques. >> and, clearly, you won't quit. >> no, i'm very grateful that i'm able to uncover my real roots. through this art, i get to know what my family was like, and i can touch something they touched. >> and remember this 16th-century table clock looted by the nazis from the gutmann estate in holland? after simon tracked it down to a german museum, the museum agreed to pay his family about a million dollars for it, and simon got

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engaging with them and that rhetoric is not helpful podium.ly from that we are here and present. , as longue to dialogue as it is constitutional and we do not rip the community apart. the number one priority is taking violent criminals, especially those in gangs, off of the streets. numbers, itat the is in our community as well. we keep it safe for it -- irrespective of the immigration status. as a technical matter in the when a new orleans, , iton goes into the jail gets communicated immediately. everyone i know in the country says if you have a warrant to do that, you should come. towant to continue constructively communicate but they have been vague about what they want. we are here and we continue to want to talk. as we have said, the heightened rhetoric does not help constructive solutions to problems. >> three questions in five minutes. i will let the mayor answer colleagues on that. we will go to jeff today -- from the usa today. >> the debate heating up over the national flood insurance programs, big particularly in the leave anna, nec how that plays out and what it might mean consec