robert brooks, e.j. dionne, ana navarro and robert gibbs. undtab. robert brooks, e.j. dionne over the next 40 years the united states population is going to grow by over 90 million people, and almost all that growth is going to be in cities. what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity and cities of opportunity? what we have found is that if that family is moved into safe, clean affordable housing, places that have access to great school systems, access to jobs and multiple transportation modes then the neighborhood begins to thrive and then really really take off. the oxygen of community redevelopment is financing. and all this rebuilding that happened could not have happened without organizations like citi. citi has formed a partnership with our company so that we can take all the lessons from the revitalization of urban america to other cities. so we are now working in chicago and in washington, dc and newark. it's amazing how important safe, affordable housing is to the future of our society. hey there, i ju

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rebecca brooks, a surrogate daughter, think he probably had it when he had a closer relationship then with elizabeth murdoch, whom he kind of overlooked, and robert thompson has been seen as a surrogate son. he wanted hawk lynn to come back from australia and run the news corps and lachlin didn't want to do that, didn't appreciate his father did not protect him from the infighting. set land mines for him to set off. >> why did he buy the vineyard in bel-air? why does he want a few acres of grapes in los angeles? >> it was interesting to me because the decisions he did to buy this vineyard, which i think was -- the price tag was in excess of $28 million, was almost to the dollar the same as the price tag he put on the yacht he used to gal vanity about the oceans with wendy with. so he said this is what i used to enjoy with my wife, who i'm now about to divorce. this will be a new place for me to forge a new life in my ninth decade, and so i'm going to joan i that there. -- enjoy that there. so just a question of him wanting a fresh start and a fresh environment. >> on your right. >> my name is amy. what do you think about the reputation or critici

jack conroy's son, and gwendolyn brooks in the middle, margaret burroughs, margaret burrows, marion perkins on the back as well, the tall gentleman, the same journalist, robertas on the right. always thought lucas was sitting down here but he is actually short, 5 feet tall. present here in these photos we know very little about him except to work on the wpa. another little-known individual, the other robert, robert davis and again, happy to have his sister here today, robert davis's sister, a central figure in the black chicago renaissance. the first meeting of the importance outside writers groups took place at davis's home on south parkway, now martin luther king drive. for a time he was on staff for the outside community arts center. robert davis worked on the illinois writers project 1937-1939, those who worked on the study of black colts with katherine dunham, out he didn't work on any of the chapters that became the negro in illinois. move to hollywood, changed his name from robert davis to davis robert. apparently there was another actor of the same name in the union and had a successful career appearing in many tv shows and in movies. as michael ment

robert griffin iii energized the whole city, and then it all came crashing down this season. they lost eight straight to finish out. that's the worst finish in 50 years. back-biting injuries, shifting allegiances. and brooke to give you a taste of just how dysfunctional and paranoid things are around washington right now. this morning, the organization was concerned about all the negative attention, right, that they're getting, so they blocked the media from coming into even the parking lot in this anticipation of mike shanahan getting fired. you had this clog of cars and news vans waiting outside this one-lane road to get in. the problem with this, mike shanahan, who was trying to get in to the facility to get fired, couldn't get in. so they had to clear the cars out to get mike shanahan in to be late to his meeting to get fired. so this is what's going on on this team right now. it's a problem. >> wow. so throw shanahan in there. you have so far six coaches fired. is that it, rachel? are the rest of them safe by now? >> no, of course not, because this is the nfl. it's a tough business. i'm going to throw up on the screen here. dennis allen from the oakland raiders, still a lot of question marks about hi