. >> jeff landrieu of louisiana was off to scope out the best of the worst. >> it is important that people have a comfortable place to work. we're trying to keep that in mind. >> decisions, decisions. there are tricks to select, a paint scheme, multiple carpet styles. -- there are drapes to select. >> we have an unusual situation. >> thanks to his new seniority status, he has to say goodbye to his cushy digs. >> this representative will be hurting a little bit after his pick. >> he drew number 85. >> this ensures that he gets the office that no one else in congress wants. the offices are packed and getting ready. the walls with painted and the new drapes will be put in. >> the national park service has granted the hebrew orphan asylum a historic site designation. the building is the oldest surviving asylum in the u.s.. it was injured in an online competition. the asylum placed ninth after it moved from the building that was the west baltimore general hospital. >> we have a lot more news straight ahead. >> hundreds of local families will have a meal thanks to a local basketball star. >> the

landrieu will take the seat of charlie melancon. he owns an oil and gas contamination cleanup company. the affects of last week's elections are discussed at a conference on the bipartisan policy center event in new orleans. democratic and risk that -- and republican strategist and pollster talk about whether cooperation between president obama and republicans in congress is possible. from tulane university, this is about one hour, 15 minutes. repor>> we're wanted talk aboute thing that everybody loves to hate, the media. i will start by introducing our moderator. he is the father of lee hall wood, who will be an incoming freshman here at tulane university this fall. we're particularly delighted to have john here. when you talk about people in journalism, john has done everything that you would think. he started with the washington star, graduated magna cum laude. i graduated thank the lord. he was at cnbc, meethe press -- everything that you think of when you think of a big, giant guy as part of the media establishment. i do not kno