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Because, first of all, it is not required and we know that donald likes to do things up to the letter of the law. you know, if there's no raw requiring it, he won't do it. he didn't have to release his tax returns and he didn't release them and everybody ended up being okay with that i guess. and he's not going to put these -- his business into a blind truts. he said -- he's doing what he said he was going to do. in the middle of the campaign he said his children were going to run the business, and that's exactly what seems to be happen. >> even the space for the new international hotel in d.c...

Pricey drum sticks and picture frames are not going over well here in d.c here is florida republican john micah. >> i know this sounds almost unbelievable, but to have this kind of waste reported when we're one way running trillions of dollars of deficit makes absolutely everyone's blood boil. >> gsa officials say they're concerned and turned the matter over to their inspector general to launch an investigation as soon as they discovered it. >> shep: we reported they will be leasing space in the new one world trade center in manhattan and it turns out somebody forget to tell that to congress. ...

Street next to a huge church. >> the perfect location, he thought, to turn a space that was empty for three years, into something else entirely. wall to wall trampolines that draw kids and their parents to rent time by the hour. >> the kids come and bounce off the walls. >> this place represents a retail conversion happening across the country. as landlords try to bounce back in a bad economy. >> a struggling mall in roanoke, virginia, houses a science museum and on the second floor, a technical college is leasing space. a medical clinic moved into an old circuit city. what was once a shopping...

Systems go. june the 28th, ending the 30-year-old program. what will a post-shuttle nasa look like to you? >> well, a post-shuttle nasa will be quite different from what you see right now in that the way we procure transportation for crews for the next several years until the commercial entities have come on board will be -- we will lease, if you will, seats on the russian soyuz spacecraft. and that's actually the way we've done it for the most part since the "columbia" accident. but beginning with the commercial entrants, we'll be leasing space on a commercial spacecraft while nasa works with...