we'd like to tell about ourselves in the present and i have to say people like ferguson and michelle anderson's work makes me doubt this but we tell the story about race that we move from the battle of slavery into india and land and it's slowly getting better and better. there's one story we tell about it. the story i'm adding in the 19th century adds to the up-and-down kind of story where we figure out new ways to protect certain races and advantage some people at the expense of other people. though in various ways race has been used. a more positive spin would be thinking about there's this moment in the early 19th century, a pretty long moment, 15 years, 75 years, 100 years were mixed-race people were completely unremarkable. no big deal. there were lots of them around. racial mixing, inter-racial marriage, all those things that became anathema and the early 20th century were possible. so you can hold that out as their hopeful moment. there was violence and there was that things have happened but the racial politics filling that landscape, appreciating what complicated lives these people ha

with us is michelle anderson with progressive urban real estate.land hit hard by the housing crisis and the recession. here's how it's doing now. the median sale price for the entire metro area is still a low number, $136,000. that number you just saw for cleveland proper downtown was the $64,000 number. inventory there just under 12,000 properties. local mls service says properties on the market on average, 96 days. right now we're going to focus, michelle, on the university circle at cleveland heights areas. tell us first where that is and then take us to our first listing, a single-family place at 2509 euclid heights clised at $319,000. >> thank you, tyler. the university circle and cleveland heights areas are just east of downtown. it's a very exciting community. there's a lot going on there. it's home to a lot of major medical, cultural and educational institutions including the cleveland museum of art, case western reserve university, and university hospitals. >> looks like a very nicely updated piece of property there, house. $319,000, and i

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michelle, thank you. very well said. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," airlines richard anderson is here in studio 57. peter greenberg, hello, peter. richard anderson is next to him. we'll look at everything from cutting down weather delays to the company's support of president obama's,,,, >>> this morning's eye opener at 8 sponsored by ben fiber, the clearly healthy fiber. >>> 24 hours ago a scrawn any christmas tree in pennsylvania didn't have a chance. >> that tree, not a very good tree for christmas. i'm sorry. looks like something you throw out after the season. not for the season. >> this christmas tree is where it is. >> we'll show you why the city of reading suddenly decided to keep it, gayle. >> charlie and i called for it. >> didn't i say keep the tree? >> no, you said get a bigger one. >> yes, i did. >> kill that poor tree. >> yes. next on "cbs this morning." different tree. >> next on "cbs this morning." at panera bread, our hearty all-natural turkey chili is back in season. slow-cooked with turkey raised without antibiotics, tart tomatillos, chilies, carrots, edamame and more. the savory

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anderson went, he played basketball there. he didn't recognize really what was going on behind the scenes in the dprk when he did his due diligence apologized to america for actually being there. pros michelle, former member of the fujies he went there and did his ice bucket challenge a month ago and he told me that he thought the country, not the politics but the country is beautiful and clean and so on and so forth. and my experience with the ambassador as i mentioned earlier and the counselor has been -- it's been great. you know? again, i've never been to north korea. i wanted to go and i was advised by the state department based on my campaign it would be better if i stayed in new york. >> yeah. #stay in new york. >> so -- just to wrap up with you, this experience like the #bringbaeback. what has it said to you about what typical people that joined your campaign are or supported you think of north korea or how much they pay attention to this strange secretive country. >> well, that's a great question. i will answer it in this two parts. one, i've met some really great people from around the world that have just tried to help bring bae back which we obviously all did but secondly, it sh

anderson. >> and it is a day for him to talk to the reporters for a change. >> yes. >> and thank you, michelle want to bring in john king and candy crowley and gloria borger. and john, what incentive does the president have to compromise? he is not running for reelection and not going to be up in two years, and he has the legacy to be concerned about and what is the incentive? >> well, it is the incentive is the legacy and not the be labeled as some people did before the sun came up, and let al lope before it goes down to be a lame duck. he is a democrat, and he believes in activist government and believes in using the government to do things, and how long do the republicans have on issues like immigration, tax reform, and we could have the other issue, how long of a leash does the president have if he tried to cut a deal on the entitlements like medicare, and would elizabeth warren and others go to the floor of the united states senate like ted cruz did when he was in the minority and say, no. and you have heard the word today, how long will the kumbaya last. >> yes, gloria, how much incentiv

michelle, thank you very much. of course we'll have to hear it for ourselves tonight and then the debate will continue, that happens here tonight 8:00 on cnn, complete coverage, anderson decide for yourself after that. alisyn? >> we're joined by someone no stranger to fighting over legislation, tony blair, former british prime minister of course, currently in middle east quartet representative. last night honored with the save the children global legacy award for his work in africa. welcome. >> thank you. >> great to have you on "new day." >> it's very good of you to have me. >> what do you think about the battle royale that is brewing in washington, d.c., because the president is threatening tonight to go it alone with executive action outside of the bounds of congress and that is not sitting well with congress. >> i think i've got enough problems without dealing with your political problems. by the way, in the uk right now, the biggest single issue is probably immigration, go to france, biggest issue, immigration, go to germany, biggest issue, immigration. it's a tough question because you want to legitimize people who have been in your country for a long time, on t