you have a bunch of children they feel like they're in a pigpen, running around hollering and screaming. if you didn't do it, i wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. >> more than 30% of children live below the poverty line. >> i think we've had an explosion of homelessness and the major issue had is the economy. and the fact that homeless families, poor poor families are no longer able to make tonight this city. >> much of that is due to a lack of affordable housing. new construction of luxury units with higher rents is pushing thousands of people many of them young families into the city's shelters and overflow hotels. smalls and her children are among them. she now lives in a city paid for hotel with her family. >> you have new buyers coming in fixing up your great grandmother's home but it's too expensive for to you move in. the economy the price of everything has gone up so where i was able to get a five broom for $2800 that same five bedroom that same success now $4 know. >> multiple d.c. marries having being promised to end homelessness. former d.c. mayor vincent holmes promised to

i do think we are moving to, whether it is deliberate or not, we will all end up as pigpen carrying ourdata around us. >> that may not be the best metaphor. [laughter] >> that is the creepy side of it. >> i am being chased by a jalopy. >> one thing i would add is that may be creepy to althea, but i would love it if every time i walked into starbucks my cup of coffee was ready and i did not have to wait in line. that is where the user choosing to put that app on his phone -- >> people are coming in and grabbing stuff. if you are a third party in 2014 looking at this, you are like what is going on? , if we rfid money, it is like pushing the grocery cart and it adds up your stuff because it is tagged. you could grab buckets of money in the bank left out in the lobby. you just walk out the door and it would check you out. it would be, ok, $272. >> why would you need money at that point? [laughter] >> so you could save walking into a bank. [laughter] >> you may not want to try that in 2014. >> i think it speaks back to the generational shift and societal tolerance for those issues. remember

i do think we are moving to, whether it is deliberate or not, we will all end up as pigpen carrying ourdata around us. >> that may not be the best metaphor. [laughter] >> that is the creepy side of it. >> i am being chased by a jalopy. >> one thing i would add is that may be creepy to althea, but i would love it if every time i walked into starbucks my cup of coffee was ready and i did not have to wait in line. that is where the user choosing to put that app on his phone -- >> people are coming in and grabbing stuff. if you are a third party in 2014 looking at this, you are like what is going on? , if we rfid money, it is like pushing the grocery cart and it adds up your stuff because it is tagged. you could grab buckets of money in the bank left out in the lobby. you just walk out the door and it would check you out. it would be, ok, $272. >> why would you need money at that point? [laughter] >> so you could save walking into a bank. [laughter] >> you may not want to try that in 2014. >> i think it speaks back to the generational shift and societal tolerance for those issues. remember