and to give my first mansion house speech. as the lord _ mansion house speech.or said, there are so many reasons to be optimistic about— many reasons to be optimistic about our— many reasons to be optimistic about our country. i absolutely share — about our country. i absolutely share his — about our country. i absolutely share his ambition for our potential. the potential of our financial— potential. the potential of our financial services sector. the potential _ financial services sector. the potential we have to make britain _ potential we have to make britain more competitive and critically. _ britain more competitive and critically, the potential that we have _ critically, the potential that we have to grow our economy. that _ we have to grow our economy. that is _ we have to grow our economy. that is why, both in opposition and now— that is why, both in opposition and now in— that is why, both in opposition and now in government, improving economic growth has been _ improving economic growth has been at — improving economic growth has been at the heart of

coming up the first ritual reeves mansion house speech, how she is reforming h-shares up next. this is bloomberg. >> if he pulls out another 95 or 96 countries, he would concede leadership to china, the thing he says we don't want to do and diminish the ability of the world to respond. tom: former secretary of state speaking with haslinda on the sidelines of the asia forum. other stories making the news, marine le pen could be barred from the next election after prosecutors ask for a five-year ban. they're accused of diverting euros in funding to build a platform in france. she the allegations and the main omicron calls on the european union to synchronize and not move faster than competitors. the u.s. and others chose their own time frames. chinese state-sponsored hackers perpetrated cyber espionage campaign and multiple companies were infiltrated to steal records and compromise communications. targets included trump, jd vance and members of kamala harris's campaign. a bullish bet, the maker of chipmaking machines reaffirms demand outlook on ai, the details next, that is comin

but when britain's top financiers gathered in the city of london to hear the famous mansion house addressllor and the bank of england governor, andrew bailey went further than he has before on this topic. now, i've said many times as a public official, i take no position on brexit per se, and that's very important. but i do have to point out consequences. the changing trading relationship with the eu has weighed on the level of potential supply. the impact on trade seems to be more on goods than services, which i don't think is particularly surprising, but it underlines why we must be alert to and welcome opportunities to rebuild relations while respecting that very important decision of the british people. while those opportunities are coming, spain's finance minister is meeting the chancellor today. he told the bbc, a better relationship could be struck, for example, on travel and work for young people. can a better deal be done? would you encourage the british government to look at it? undoubtedly. i think we need to be positive here and optimistic that a better deal can be actually cl

the context here is that this is the mansion house speeches, a vital part of the financial calendar,ext of what they are just about to say about this gathering, and certainly at the bank of england's governor words have caught the imagination in terms of the news websites and front pages. it is his words, he is pretty shy normally talking about bricks, even when you point to a bank of england report about the impact on trade, for example. but in the speech he is expected to say that there have been consequences from brexit in terms of a weaker economy, and in particular a week of goods trade. but more than that he is also going to suggest that the uk should welcome a closer economic relationship, should we build is relationship with the eu, which is pretty strong language for the government of the bank of england. i don't think you will see this as a political intervention, but as a statement of the economic reality. certainly we are getting pushback from the treasury. remember, the labour government have been quite cautious on this issue in terms of how enthusiastic they have wanted

in a speech last night at mansion house in front of britain's most important financiers and business leaders, mr bailey said brexit has held back economic growth. now i've said many times as a public official i take no position on brexit, that is very important, but i do have to point out consequences. the changing trading relationship with the eu has weighed on the level of potential supply. the impact on trade seems to be more in goods than services, which i don't think is particularly surprising, but it underlines why we must be alert to and welcome opportunities to rebuild relations, while respecting that very important decision of the british people. joining me now is jackie bowie, managing partner at chatham financial. lovely to have you with us here on bbc news. less than impressive, certainly rachel reeves wasn't impressed. all questions on how we get britain's economy going, first off though, are we in stagnation, on the cusp of recession, what is the feeling out through?— out through? yes, certainly economists _ out through? yes, certainly economists are _ out through? yes,

is the city £3 billion we brought in at the international investment summit, whether it is the mansion houseating for growth, notjust the risk, or whether it is what we did in the budget in returning stability to the economy, this government have already got started in doing things that i know are necessary for unlocking growth, and i want to work with all of you to fulfil our potential as a country, to make this the best place to start a business, to grow a business and to invest. i believe we can do just that by working together. brilliant. thank you for coming along, and if we can alljoin in on saying thank you to the chancellor. applause the chancellor in conversation at the cbi conference. making the case for the budget that she announced just a few weeks ago. saying it will bring stability to day—to—day spending through tax receipts, and the aim is to grow the economy. not everybody in the business community thinks she has got it right. let's speak to theo leggett, our business correspondence. this morning, we heard from the director—general of the cbi, and she was making the point tha

this is all part of her mansion house speech to financiers tomorrow.o are concerned about putting that bill. there was also criticism that that budget didn't have enough of a growth plan. what we will see tomorrow is the start of a considered growth plan starting with this considered shake—up in pensions. victims of the serial abuserjohn smyth — who ran christian summer camps for decades — have been meeting senior leaders from the church of england. the archbishop of canterbury resigned yesterday after being criticised in a report for not doing enough to stop the abuse when he was made aware of it in 2013. smyth — who died six years ago — subjected around 130 boys and young men to physical, sexual and psychological attacks over a number of decades. some of them sayjustin welby�*s decision to step down will not — in itself — be enough. here's our religion editor aleem maqbool. may the god of love and power forgive you. it was his failings in a devastating abuse case that led to the resignation of archbishop welby. but that doesn't resolve the deep—roote

yes, this is one of the biggest events in the financial calendar, the mansion house speech.n britain are arriving here to hear it, both from the chancellor of the exchequer and the bank of england governor. intriguing, somebody like andrew bailey, when we interviewed him and asked him to analyse the economic impact of brexit, he has tended to be a little shy in the past, but not tonight at this key dinner where he will say there have been consequences to brexit particularly affecting goods and trade, and that britain must be alert to an welcome opportunities to rebuild relations with the european union. now, ina rebuild relations with the european union. now, in a way, that is a statement of what is the government policy, but this comes at an extraordinary time in world trade diplomacy. obviously the election of donald trump as president of the us has raised fears and concerns about the application of trade tariffs on all trade into the us, and there is all trade into the us, and there is a scenario, i have heard it myself, from donald trump's advisors over the last few year

it is the i context here, the mansion house speech is a really important, strategic speech to the financialovernor of the bank of england. and when i have asked the governor of the bank of england about brexit can always diplomatic and often quite shy to talk about it. not so much there in terms of the impact economically. i think you would argue he wasjust economically. i think you would argue he was just making a statement of economic reality and no sort of political intervention. i was very struck by those words, welcome opportunities to rebuild a uk—eu relations and suggesting there could be more ambition, particularly for a government that is seeking any lever government that is seeking any [ever for economic growth. the context here is of course that everybody in that room, all of the financiers, will be thinking about donald trump and his potential trade war and tariffs, and the idea that the united kingdom doesn't want to have to make a choice, might have to make a choice between the stated government priority which is a closer relationship with the european union, or are trying to

this mansion house talk is one of the key moments in the business calendar.he feels responsible to point out the consequences. it has affected mainly trade in goods and particular farm exports. difficult to assess the impact of brexit given we have had multiple economic shocks with covid—i9, the ukraine— russia war and the oil prices affected by tensions in the middle east most of the consensus from the cpr most of the consensus from the 0pr and other analyst is of a 4% of the size of the economy hit over a decade and a half. so the governor will say this underlines what they must be alert to our welcome opportunities to rebuild relations while respecting the decision of course of people. interesting white now donald trump reentering the frame and could potentially get these trade terrace put on imports to the us and we understand behind this if they make clear the could be a scenario where the uk have to choose closer ties with the us or with the eu. the governor and the government says they are committed to resetting the relationship with european partners

we during that hearing that miss stanek had arrived at the mansion house on january 19, 1869. the mansion, of course, a carlisle hotel just up the street here. we know that she did not become seriously ill until the day before her. and dr. cooper came to the hotel to see her three times that day. the next morning, she was found to be insensible and speechless. the hotel owner, who was mr. burkholder, sent for dr. cooper and another carlisle doctor, dr. a.j. hermann. they arrive approximately 30 that morning. now, odor could be seen to be sign of the use of various and plastic acid has the aroma of bitter almonds? none. the witnesses who testified at the preliminary hearing sensed any unusual odors that they were specific. they asked, did you smell anything that? smelled like bitter almonds? no, no. dr. herman, who was there, smelled nothing. by the way, dr. herman, when he arrived, he said he did not even attempt to treat ms. because he said he saw death in her. so following this prelim and hearing bail is denied to dr. cooper. so he's going to remain in the cumberland county j

rachel reeves has given her first speech at mansion house since being appointed as chancellor. she addressed issues of financial instability and promised to make economic growth what she called labour's central mission in the coming years. she also unveiled new plans for an overhaul of the british pension structure, which she promised would enact real change in our economy. >> for too long, pensions capital has not been used to support the development of british start ups , scale ups or british start ups, scale ups or to meet our infrastructure needs. so tonight we are publishing the interim report of the pensions investment review. it sets out our plans to create canadian and australian style mega funds to power growth in our economy and start the most significant set of changes to the pensions landscape since the turner review. underpinned by a clear commitment to legislate for these changes for the first time in the pension scheme bill, next year, fewer pharmacies could be open in the evenings and at weekends from the new year. yeah >> that's after pharmacy owners voted in f

the bank of england governor has used his mansion house address to warn against raising tariffs in responseo u.s. led protectionism. advocating for free trade and openness. this amid fears that president-elect donald trump will kick off a global trade war when he enters the white house. >> the picture is clouded by the impact of geopolitical shocks and broader fragmentation in the world economy. i'm an old-fashioned free-trade red heart. i think it's a british characteristic. i like to think it is. the point is this. amidst the important needs and the threats to economic and certain -- uncertainty, let's remember openness. it's an important determinants of productivity. tom: ok. the boe governor talking about the need for open trade. let's bring in this point. leo kerr chopper. what we heard from rachel reese, the chancellor. her message to the importance of the financial sector in the city of london. what were your key takeaways from the chancellor's messaging to the financial sector? >> yes. good morning. the key message was the chancellor singing, the crackdown on u.k. banks after the fi

speaking at the annual mansion house dinner, he is set to tell an audience that brexit has consequencesth me , paul. this strikes me as me, paul. this strikes me as a very odd speech from what i've seen, because bailey says that we've had a long term problem with productivity growth, that in the ten years to 2019, our trend growth has only been at 1.3%, that the us is doing very well and therefore we should be more like europe. this just seems to me bonkers that we had low growth with the eu. we failed with the eu, but we should be locked into a failing organisation. well, the governor says that brexit has had consequences for uk growth. >> i think it is the case that bank of england has had consequences for uk inflation by grossly overdoing monetary policy in the years following the crash, sensible at the start that led to lots of problems later. i mean oliver bearman in europe have had a look at what andrew bailey said, and there's always a suspicion that, you know , the powers that be are know, the powers that be are trying to sort of manoeuvre us back into the european union. but ac

tomorrow, the chancellor is expected to deliver a speech at mansion house, in which she set to outline this overhaul in britain's pension fund industry. rachel reeves is expected to say that by consolidating assets into a handful of funds run by professional fund managers, it will allow them to invest more into various assets. the government has also said these reforms could unlock £80 billion of investment into new businesses and critical infrastructure over in the us now, and president elect donald trump was hosted by current president joe biden today in washington, the two sat down at the white house this afternoon for a meeting designed to demonstrate a smooth handover of power. earlier, the reuters news agency reported that during the meeting, biden told trump he was, quote , looking forward to was, quote, looking forward to a peaceful transition whilst trump stated that, in his words, politics is tough, but it's a nice world today . back to uk nice world today. back to uk politics now and the leader of the opposition, kemi badenoch, has criticised sir keir starmer at pmqs today.

investing in uk equities, with the lord mayor making the new lord mayor making this a priority and the mansion housemminent. will the new government commit to see through the last government's reforms to unlock british capital for british r&d growth ? british r&d growth? >> well, prime minister, i thank you for welcoming the industrial strategy. and i do know this is an issue close to his heart that he has spoken about and acted on for many years. the budget sees record numbers of r&d investment with over 20 billion next year, including over 2 billion to support our world leading life sciences sector and through the british growth partnership, will crowd in pension funds investment to support innovative business. and we've launched our landmark pensions review to unlock the billions of investment into the uk and boost growth and living standards across the country. thank you katherine forster. >> mr speaker, as the chancellor said last week, we were left a toxic legacy by the previous government , including including government, including including rivers filled with polluted waste . waste. >> will

house. the mansion, spanning six floors and 132 rooms, has seen a lot of changes throughout the years, but thering mixed emotions for both sides. it is a very personal moment for the president—elect - and in this case, his family — the new first lady, their two children, as well as others - who are moving to washington, dc, some of them for the first time. | i do remember the day when the obamas came, were given a tour by mrs bush through the residence, which in a matter of weeks would be their residence. it felt, to me, a little bit awkward. imagine if you're in the home you've lived in for eight years with, you know, with the people that have served you, and then, all of a sudden in a couple of weeks, somebody is taking over that home. but i think it's a very nice part of our traditions. as soon as possible after the election, it's a legal requirement that the president—elect is briefed on any major threats to national security or covert military operations. the us is a massive government, and it faces a lot of challenges and threats, so making sure that the president—elect has been briefed

and that's why no matter how much money you have, if you're offered the white house or the mayor's mansion or whatever it is, a lot of wealthy techies jump at it. so let's go. let's be blunt. is it ego driven? can it be ego driven? sure. i mean, there's certainly elon musk is certainly being photographed and on tv a lot with donald trump right now. these are people, whether it's elon musk or sam altman or many others who are there to change the world. right? raj they're there to make a difference. they're there to get their ideas to go big. and so if you're given an opportunity to do that on a city or national level, why not? what exactly do they want in return? and we just asked mayor elect danielle lurie, you just heard a couple of minutes ago. does sam altman want a tax break on openai? does he want some sort of real estate deals? what do they want in return? they don't need the prestige, right? i think that the opportunity does come with some prestige. and these guys like that, they like the stage, they like the attention. but right. it is a chance to feel like you've done something be

lower chamber known as the house. 34 seats are up for grabs in the senate, and the democrats can ill afford to lose any seats, especially since west virginia. senator jo, mansion retiring means for already down one. as for the house. well, that's widely considered a coin toss with both analysts giving the democrats a slight edge all $400.00. 35 seats are up for election with a few dozen races, considered competitive. and finally, a number 5 expect to wait for a winner. each state has its own set of rules governing elections. for instance, the swing state of pennsylvania can't start counting absentee and mailing balance until election day. it's a big state, so that could take a while. suffice to say it is possible, we will not know the election result on the night of november 5 or 6 or 7. and with so much uncertainty that brings us back to the issue of legal challenges and litigation with exports warning that the longer the wait for a winter to be announced. so more opportunity for conspiracy theories to take hold and create doubts over the process. there's lots of reasons to be concerned when it's so much of the rhetoric and misinformation and um, uh, sort of

but will she be fighting for another run at the white house or for the governor's mansion here in californiaas some have speculated? nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston says, for the next few months, harris will ask herself, which path do i want? a path where i'm likely to succeed the governorship. a path that would be the top office in the world. the presidency, but much less of a guarantee. with that choice, run for governor would be two years from now when governor newsom is termed out. a berkeley igs poll says nearly half of voters would be very or somewhat likely to support her candidacy. kamala harris is a brilliant, brilliant person and she's a wonderful politician. she would make a fantastic governor. but doctor cho, the co-chair of the san francisco chapter of the progressive democrats of america, can't imagine harris in the oval office. one cannot lose a presidential race and then become the leader of a party. sadly, the debate over where kamala harris goes next was evident when we spoke to a mother and daughter walking in front of the fairmont tonight, four years in offic

lower chamber known as the house. 34 seats are up for grabs in the senate, and the democrats can ill afford to lose any seats, especially since west virginia. senator jo, mansion retiring means for already down one. as for the house. well, that's widely considered a coin toss with both analysts giving the democrats a slight edge all $400.00. 35 seats are up for election with a few dozen races, considered competitive. and finally, a number 5 expect to wait for a winner, or each state has its own set of rules governing elections. for instance, the swing state of pennsylvania can't start counting absentee and mailing balance until election day. it's a big state, so that could take a while. suffice to say it is possible, we will not know the election result on the night of november 5 or 6 or 7, and with so much uncertainty that brings us back to the issue of legal challenges and litigation with experts warning that the longer the wait for a winter to be announced, the more opportunity for conspiracy theories to take hold and create doubt over the process. there's lots of reasons to be concerned when so much of the rhetoric and misinformation, and uh, sort of anti

no, we didn't live in a mansion. [ laughter ] in the smallest house you could possibly imagine. >> ohthe accent. you know, walk into coffee shops, test it out. which is a little bit embarrassing to admit, but i did do that. >> jimmy: how do you test -- walk and talk to people, also walk around listening to people? >> listening to people. going to clubs. listening to the girls and how they speak. or i'd walk into a shop in brighton beach, and they would obviously speak to me in russian first. i would give them that blank american stare of only knowing one language. >> jimmy: they assume that you -- yeah, right. it's a very russian neighborhood down there, yeah. >> completely russian. >> jimmy: you learned to speak -- did you actually learn to speak some russian? or just sounding it out? >> no, i tried to learn as much as possible. but it's a very complicated language. my -- actually, my duo lingo is still bothering me today. >> jimmy: is it? >> 365 days later, i'm still getting notifications. "hey, you haven't logged into your duo lingo in a while." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: once the movi

dennis murphy: the carriage house was being built for hanna and isabelle, part of john's lavish plans for his 15,000-square-foot mansions a sort of anchor point for me. therapy? therapy. yeah. keeps me away from going into a corner and feeling sorry for myself. dennis murphy: sorry for himself, because there was even more tragedy after his daughter's death. john says his wife never got over losing hanna. jason says, on his family visits, he could tell yvonne was struggling with it all. every time i went and saw yvonne, she was so unhappy, so desperately unhappy. hanna was the pride of her life. dennis murphy: john says that in the wake of their daughter's death, yvonne tried twice to take her own life. she was so depressed about-- in despair about-- --losing hanna. yeah. dennis murphy: then, john's wife suffered a medical emergency. early morning, 2:30 in the morning, she starts talking incoherent, like a different language. so i tried to get her out of bed. i get her loaded into the car. [sighs] finally, get her out in the garage. and i'm trying to lift her and put her in the front seat, and she dies in my arms. denni

house is in sebastopol in sonoma county. it is going for $3.25 million. it's a six bedroom, six and a half bath mansion that's surrounded by vineyards. schulz drew up the famous peanuts cartoon in his art room in this house. he lived there with his family for over a decade. the bezos day one families fund is working to help move the bay area forward. it announced grants of more than $110 million to help agencies, helping to end homelessness for families. and today, we're taking a closer look at how catholic charities of the san francisco diocese will use their $5 million grant, the biggest they've ever received. ceo tells us that nationwide families make up 28% of the unhoused population, a population that nearly doubled between 2022 and 2024. right now, catholic charities of the san francisco diocese serves 8000 families. in one way or another. ceo tells us that the $5 million gift from the bezos fund will allow them to enhance their family shelter system, increase outreach and service hours, and perhaps most importantly, they'll provide greater case management, which the ceo says helps the agency get

mansions. what we need is more affordable housing.at it's all about. >> we need to get the churn back in the marketplace. lower interest rates bring existing supply back on but, more importantly, that first-time, first generation home buyer, we've got to get them back into the marketplace. smaller homes, more affordable, that gets the economy going again. stuart: jim tobin, thanks for being here. >>> trump's victory could spell trouble for prince harry. ashley, what's this all about? ashley: interesting stuff, stu. good morning. legal analysts say harry is about to lose the protection of the biden administration which could expose the self-exiled prince's u.s. visa application. at issue is whether he was truthful about his drug use on the application. harry admitted in his 2023 memoir to using various recreational drugs including can cocaine and marijuana, something he would have been required to disclose in those immigration documents. president-elect trump has repeatedly said that he thinks harry should not be allowed to stay in the

house. it was the executive mansion before the roosevelts. she wanted it be a home in addition to the the the home the place of the branch of government. and so that was a real characteristic that she brought as well. i think, you know, co-parenting. he was in he was involved, but it was really edith who made that family. that family was the center, her life. she could she could leave or take politics, but she was devoted to her family. i. right. thank you. please go ahead. i was like the switched alice from edith's. please. i was intrigued by your comments about the courtship of of alice by tr and increased grew the of the two. they're the two. and just how it succeeded where of the other women in his sphere important in bringing that about or. and so the question is about the courtship if you had this odd geeky naturalist pursuing the most eligible male bachelorette in boston. how he achieve it by sheer will imagine being the object of theodore roosevelt's. but he did also need women in his life when kathleen dalton who mentioned before, ca

sound) >> a new twist into the investigation of who robbed the mansions of travis kelce and patrick mahomes, two nba players also had their houseslieve the crimes could be related, dana griffin has the latest.>> reporter: tonight, two nba players may be victims of a trend of home burglaries targeting pro athletes while they were away. in october, patrick mahomes and travis kelce's multimillion dollar mansions were hit during their october 7th game against the new orleans saints. now police are investigating whether the same group targeted nba players. minnesota timberwolves point guard, mike conley junior in september, and milwaukee bucks forward, just weeks ago. >> while i was on my game yesterday, i had a home invasion and they took most of my prized possessions.>> they captured two masked men on the surveillance video breaking into his home, asking his more than 300,000 followers to listen to the voices for potential clues. >> i am offering a $40,000 cash reward for any information that leads to the return of my stolen items.>> the police chief involved telling 12 news on friday, there are striking similarities between all fo

some are thinking it may be another run at the white house or for the governor's mansion here in california. political experts say it is a huge decision for harris. which path do i want? a path where i'm likely to succeed the governorship. a path that would be the top office in the world. the presidency, but much less of a guarantee with that choice. kamala harris is a brilliant, brilliant person, and she's a wonderful politician. she would make a fantastic governor. one cannot lose a presidential race. and then become the leader of a party. sadly, run for governor would be two years from now. berkeley igs poll says nearly half of california voters would be very or somewhat likely to support her candidacy. turning now to the legal victory for president elect donald trump, his election interference case has been dismissed. this all comes after special counsel jack smith asked the judge to toss the filing. due to that long standing justice department policy, which bars the prosecution of a sitting president. the judge in the case agreed to do so without prejudice. smith also asked a judge to

mansions of the lord." ♪ ♪♪ >> the honorable hakeem jeffries, leader of the united states house of representatives. mr.ood morning to all. it is with a heavy heart that i offer my deepest sympathies to the families and loved ones of the servicemembers killed during the terrorist attack outside of the kabul airport on that terrible day three years ago. today and every day we mourn with you as you continue to grieve your unfathomable loss. to the gold star families, our servicemembers and veterans who are here, speaker johnson, leader schumer, leader mcconnell, senator daines, representative mclean and my colleagues in congress and all those assembled, thank you for your presence. in 1953 president eisenhower said let us honor those who have fallen in war and we dedicate ourselves through prayer to the cause of peace that the day may come when we shall never have another war. with this congressional gold medal we honor 13 patriots who have fallen in a war zone with tremendous valor. the 13 heroes we are honoring here today represent the best of america. they were beloved sons and daughters, brt thyrse an

mansion of nfl stars travis kelce and patrick mahomes. we're also learning that two nba players had their houses broken into as well.ice believe the crimes could be related. dana griffith has the latest. >> reporter: two nba players may also be victims of a trend of home burglaries targeting athletes while they were away at games. mahomes and ce's homes were hit. point guard mike holley jr. and milwaukee bucks' bobby porter jr. >> they took most of my prized possessions. >> reporter: portis taking to instagram after catching surveillance video of the robbers. asking people to listen to their voices for potential clues. >> i am now offering a 40k cash reward for any information or tips that lead to the return of my stolen items. >> reporter: the police chief involved in portis' case telling wsin 12 news on friday there are striking similarities between all four burglaries, adding that his department is in touch with investigators from each state and the fbi. >> obviously, it's frustrating. it's disappointing. but, i mean, i can't get into too many details because the investigation is still ongoing. >> reporter: in al

house i want. the construction of mahomes' mansion recently featured in the netflix series "quarterback." destrian door worth $1,000 was damaged and $20,000 in cash stolen. local police would not comment on the situation saying the agency only publicly comments on homicides and car crashes, but a spokesperson pointed nbc news to a 911 call log map showing someone reported a burglary on october 8th at a home on the same block as kelce's. earlier this year the tight end said he stopped getting mail at his home as a precaution. >> the one thing you don't realize that when somebody posts your house online that everybody now has your address and people just send stuff to your house. >> according to kelce's big brother jason, the chiefs star had to move for safety reasons thanks to a new level of fame from his relationship with taylor swift. >> taylor and the pop culture world, that's a whole different level. it's a demographic that wasn't there before. >> nbc news has reached out to representatives for both mahomes and kelce. we have not heard back. in the case of the mahomes robbery, the count

house, had been brutally murdered, i wouldn't be living in this house requests and they finally agreed to sit down with us at their mansionw that any journalist would do with the survivor of a family. >> you want to draw them out and see what what they might know as much as anything and so i finally just asked the the question that all of us journalists are embarrassed to ask, but we ask anyway because you never know what somebody will say, which is, how are you doing and lyle said well, it's been kind of a long time now. and remember, this has only been a couple of months, so we're pretty much over it the only thing i could compare it to was somebody who might have lost a pet that they cared about, but, you know, you can get a new pet. these two print reporters from the l.a. times were not the only ones who were picking up on the strange response and reaction from the boys to the crime. >> there was just something about them that did not sit right with me, especially when i needed to take an inked set of fingerprints from lyle menendez. and i asked lyle, can we go into the house? would that be all right? as soon as we we

six acres and a one story bank house from john dowdy, a commander in george washington's army, during the revolutionary war. the mccullough's built their federal style mansion. the first significant structures brick structure in morristown in 1810, and added onto it in 1812 and 18, 19, as their family's influence in local, state and history grew five generations of the mccullough miller post family lived in this house. until 1949. when when the family sold the property to w parsons todd, who created mccullough hall historical museum for the benefit of public good 1950. and it's really fitting that we're here today gathered in the school room gallery of hall, which was once home to a school and a meeting place during the mccullough's time and. we're going to learn together with bill about the art of the artist james kelly as bill will discuss in the decades following the american civil war, more than 40 union general visited the new york city studio of the artist who was renowned for his art's historical accuracy. the success of kelly's was due in part to the time he took getting to know his subject as he interviewed generals about their wartime service and,

acres and a one story bank house from general dowdy, a commander in george washington's army during the revolutionary war. the maccullochs built their federal style brick mansion the first significant structure, brick structure n ristown in 1810 and added on in 1812 and 1819 as their family's influence in local, state, and national history grew. five generations of the macculloch miller post family lived in this house until 1949 when the family sold the property to w. parsons todd who created macculloch today gather school room gallery of macculloch hall which was once home to a school and a meeting place during the macculloch's time and we're going to learn together with bill about the art of the artist james kelly. as bill will discuss, in the decades following the american civil war, more than 40 union generals visited the new york city studio of the artist who was renowned for his arts historical accuracy. the success of kelly's portrait was due in part to the time he took getting to know his subjects. he interviewed generals about their wartime service and as bill explains recorded their deeply personal recions about their time at fort sumter and gettysbu

it is now a historic house museum but this was a family since 1886 built this victorian mansion in the resident of the family when she passed way gifted the mansion to san francisco heritage so since then we have been running this historic house and the home of our office. in 2018, one of the long time members nor aa lasten gifting a building on the e h-as hate polk became a commercial corridor after the earthquake, the owner at the time, he raised the house and put 6 store front underneath in order to take advantage of the commerce so we are in charge of the house on the corner and it has been a wonderful way to get new numbers, new audiences interested in the work of our organization. during the pandemic, we have been using it as a artson residents and partnering with different bay area artists as well as cultural institutions, cultural districts and then one of the storefronts we converted into a pop up galleries so gives a opportunity to raise awareness of the importance of the art and cultural resources in san francisco. >> that's fantastic. so, now, let's talk about legacy busine

mansion until her death in 1922? while some say a psychic told her she was cursed by the spirits of all the people killed by the winchester rifle and built the house to appease them. but was she really an artistic woman ahead of her time? the house is full of oddities. doors leading to nowhere, staircases that lead to dead ends. and it's famous for paranormal activity. tesla's ghosts were a paranormal team. we're part of the atlantic paranormal society, which is on the east coast out of rhode island, and we are the west coast branch. our mission is actually to help people. you know, we do get to do a lot of fun things and to come to amazing places like the winchester. but also we get a lot of people reaching out who are having problems in their homes. we've actually we debunk a lot. if you debunk a lot, then when you are left with something, you can stand behind it as evidence. on a rainy day, we met up with jerry at the winchester mystery house to see if we could uncover some paranormal activity. all right, jerry, so what are we doing today? okay, well, i'm going to show you some of the tools we're going to use today. okay. pretty simple stuff. i