displacement that's all two common right now >> just to clarify in terms of the amendment language that mr. gibb in her read before recommending to temporary evictions due to repairs donate not currently in the files is it? >> currently, the ordinance would has a provision about tenant reoccupying the unit. >> but that's 4i6. >> you could make it amendment today. to speak to supervisor avalos residential hotel provisions we can definitely look at that over the next 21 hours. i would want the land use experts in our office make sure we can draft that in time and not require another hearing happy to look at that if the committee wants us to but i can't promise those amendment will be go-go to go and the board can pass those tomorrow >> okay. but i'll give it the old college try. president chow >> from my prospective if there's clarity on the hotel issue and we're all not wanting to mess up what we currently have do you think that will come back to committee and a i don't believe that will require come back to the committee but i'm g speaking on the fly and i would want the attorney who drafted the

your former boss, mr. gibbs, who just had a great weekend in the auburn victory. he said something very clear today about what ought to be happening. i think we should -- >> i do think it will be inexplicable if somebody involved in the creation of the website doesn't get fired. >> so, you know the team. if you were there right now, who would you recommend gets spared? >> well, the way you phrase that question -- [ laughter ] >> i'm making the serious point, this is a -- billions according to bloomberg, two-month-long -- you can't blame the republicans. this is a two-month-long public meltdown. look, shouldn't somebody be held accountable? >> this is a big thing. big things are heart -- there are always bumps in the road. >> we're seeing some of the difficulty, actually trying to bring change to the health care system. having worked at the white house, having worked for president obama, there is probably nobody madder than him that this has not gone as planned. whether or not there will be accountability at a staff level where people lose their jobs, i don't know

it will be an exclusive all -- inexplicable -- mr. gibbs said it would be inexplicable for someone am false with the web site doesn't get fired or group of people don't get fired. would you agree that? >> i know robert said this in that interview that it is important to focus right now i'm on making the necessary fixes to the web site so it functions effectively and we continue to make those fixes so that improvements continue to be made. issues on personnel are not something that we are focusing on right now when it comes to making the affordable care act work for the american people. we want to make sure that millions of americans who so clearly are interested in significant numbers in the access provided to them by the affordable care act to buy affordable health insurance are able to get it and what we said in past weeks remains true today. we are focused on not monday morning quarterbacking. i think the president noted we will go back and look at this period and there is no question that he tops the list among those individuals who are

gibbs, can you describe when you first met nelson mandela? >> actually the first time i t him when when haven't gore came into south africa, and we went in to have a conversation with mr. mandela. it was a true honor to watch both incredible minds exchanging and talking about both the past and the present. it was a very inspiring moment. you could see in that moment incredible wisdom and at the same time the incredible charm, his smile and laugh that inspired people around the world. >> ambassador gibbs, when you spent time as ambassador to south africa, can you describe how powerful nelson mandela's legend and legacy were were when it came to talking with members of the south african government? >> i think everyone in south africa, from those who knew him personally to those whose lives had been shaped by the legacy he left were so inspired by the example he set. it's a challenge for all of us, and i think the lesson i hope people will take away from his life is that we all can rise above our differences. i think south africa is still working to live up to the incredible example that he set. i think all of us around the world need to live up to that example in a time

gibbs. boy that hurts. >> it's adorable. >> joining the table former treasury official and "morning joe" economic analyst steve rattner and in philadelphia former governor of pennsylvania, mrnews political analyst ed rendell. good day to have you on. >> let's do this story and then i want to do infrastructure investment. i believe like ike if you do it right you can make a huge difference in this country. it's been done wrong for so long. new york city, we were talking about this here in new york. you go around this city, i love manhattan. i love where i live outside of manhattan. it's great. but man the infrastructure here is a third world country. >> in many respects it is. you know what the most dangerous thing is? these bicycle people, see these bicycle people, bloomberg gave them bicycles, no helmet, they don't know how to ride, they ride against traffic and waiting to get hit. >> rickshaws, horses. i got in a cab the other day and he said it's unbelievable i'm in new york city i feel i'm in my own country. bloomberg allows rickshaws and horse carriages. >> the bicycles and rickshaws have a purpose. >> we're going to debate, actually -- >> the question the people are

gibbs. major bloomberg was there. here's paul mccartney at the top of the show. >> sing with three of my friends. mr.e and john will be -- ♪ hang and shining star upon the highest bow ♪ ♪ and have yourself a merry little christmas now ♪ >> i think they should put out an album. they sound so good together. >> a christmas album. incredible. we didn't get to show you fallon moved. he did his david bowie impersonation and do dylan and himself and mccartney. >> i would completely mess up. of course you wouldn't want me behind that mic. >> no, but you'll find it. natalie will find the microphone. >> my favorite was the family feud sketch. the stars of cbs and the stars of nbc. steve harvey as host. and timberlake dressed as jimmy fallon. >> leading a team as the next host of the tonight show, jimmy fallon. >> so great. so great. celebrities playing games. so fun. >> which one are y'all going to pick. >> so many great answers. so many. they're so great. so great, my man. but steve -- [ laughter ] >> steve, there's only one way for a man to be really sexy. >> what's that. >> be justin timberlake. >> i love t

mr. president. why hasn't anybody been held accountable? when you think about it, anybody held accountable for benghazi? no. the nsa? no. the irs? no. in this case, is it different? robert gibbsn some people. >> this has been a totally unnecessary embarrassment. it's been an embarrassment for activist government in many ways. it will be inexplicable if somebody involved in the creation of the web site doesn't get fired, or a group of people don't get fired. >> somebody involved in the creation of the web site? this is a game, too. this is a scam. no one is going to get fired. someone involved in the creation of the web site. so it's going to be some poor guy in the silicon valley who didn't know what he was doing. what happened to the people leading the bus tour. but it's good politic. >> i saw a couple stories on this topic earlier today. some suggested dan pheiffer who right now is essentially the senior white house advisor. another guy, rob neighbors who said deputy chief of staff, they should be called on the carpet. but then again, what about valerie jarrett? >> the assistant to the assistant to the code writer. >> just to say they did. >> perhaps. >> the american people