about, punishing russia for its meddling during the 2016 election. >> that bind here, kelsey, that tolu is talking about, they are not absent -- they are not -- of course, they understand this is exactly where they are putting the president, again representing the same party. why do they make a move on this going against potentially what the white house wants? >> well, i think the important context here is congress has for a long time had very skeptical feelings about russia in general and at times has been outright aggressive towards putin. this is not a partisan issue in congress. skepticism of russia has run deep for many of these people, and i think we sometimes forget that in the context of the fact that russia has come up so much in this election. we haven't seen very many of the leaders, if any, say they have questions about russian meddling in this election and they want to stand firm on those beliefs and it may put them at a cross roads with the president, but would be difficult for many people to walk away from these beliefs. >> and part of this, if he does veto it here, molly

tolu adeoye reports. this is the hotel that we were accommodated nearly three weeks ago.sister escaped from the third floor. in the aftermath of the fire at the prime minister promised that every affected family would be offered a good quality temporary home within three weeks. sajad's family is one of more than 100 households waiting to be rehoused. he says they will stay in the hotel until permanent accommodation is offered. why would you not accept temporary accommodation? it is difficult to accept temporary accommodation, knowing that you are already in one, temporary accommodation. people do not want to be moved around so many times. how many people are still living in this block? in this particular area, he is there, they are