office and the risk manager peter good afternoon, supervisors and peter perry fire his stewardship and the staff particularly joe who went behind the scenes to make sure the project move forward and all the arts commissioners making aorta assessable in our neighborhood. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so again welcome i look forward to the photos by the artwork later. >> thank you to everyone. have a good day. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping) thank you tom and now i'd like to welcome dr. benjamin the director from the academy in california. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> mr. mayor mr. honking i'm benjamin which we the director of the academy in los angeles on behalf of culture i want to thank you for coming today and present our support for the gentleman and congratulate the success of the skring dancers we opened in october and take care of the west coast americans and in the future other than this public performance and hopefully in the future we'll have more opportunity to work with san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you very much. >> (speaki

brad pitt katy perry and peter dink ladge to name a few. dink ledge. it includes other people who have made a significant contribution. many portraits provide unusual views of famous faces. celebrities are constantly photographed and have become expert image managers. the curator of this exhibit says the portraits capture some of the unguarded moments and that's what makes them so special. also in washington today, unfinished business. after the break what the senate (gong) blend kikkoman into your burger patties to beef up their savoury meaty flavour. (taiko drum beat) (taiko drum beat) >>> right now, the senate is frantically trying to wrap up three big-ticket items before members leave town on break. we start with the controversial trade bill that's pitted president obama against high-profile members of his own party and trade unions. today the bill's supporters hope the fend off hostile amendments and send the bill to the house. the senate also needs to make a deal to renew the patriot act and renew authorities spending money fixing highways and br

perry, dump truck and market -- donald trump, and marco rubio. >> on the next washington journal, formal pennsylvania governor tom ridge on the civility in public life and terror threats. and peter sullivan about state-run health exchanges facing financial troubles and an author and blogger looks at how some companies are changing their policies to attract and retain working mothers. we take your calls a you could join the conversation at facebook and twitter. "washington journal" at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. >> sunday night, former bloomberg news reporter kate anderson on the world of the white house through the eyes of the people work there from the kennedys through the obama for you >> who are the england's -- thicklands? >> they are an incredible family. i interviewed the only current part-time butler, he is still there, he may be there right now. he works every week after the white house. nine members of the family work there. his uncle and brother were maitre d'. he told me my uncle read the white house. they brought him in when he was averaging years old during the eisenhower -- when he was 17 years old during the eisenhower administration. he used to work in the kitchen. they