child in public and if you do do you say anything? that s pretty much over the line. i can t imagine doing that to my daughter. straight ahead, a stung report stunning report finds the feds wrongly granted citizenship to hundreds of illegals, who were thosed supposed to be deported. congresswoman martha mcsally joining us. if you ve gone to extremes to escape your nasal allergies.
it s a fantastic drivers car as well. it s only about $104,000. the least expensive. probably the most practical too. you got two rear seats in the back. gorgeous car. beautifully finished. manual. let s keep that thing in park. we ve got the unveil over here. we ve got the winner. you got to check it out. am i allowed to say what it is? this is the maclaren. 562 horsepower. bright orange. 0 to 60 in 2.8 seconds. fastest car here. you can get it any color. how much is this, ed? this starts at $187,000. it is the most expensive cars we had in our competition but it s a classic race car. neat engine design.
the property is used for this purpose. reporter: she argues the public purpose is the welfare of 400 tenants who say they can t afford to move out. we have nowhere else to go. there s no way for 95% of us to be able to live in this county. let alone silicon valley. reporter: gisser says the lack of affordable housing isn t his fall, and he should be able to redevelop his own properti. to close the park, the city says the gissers must pay moving costs, and in pricey palo alto, the costs are estimated at $8 million. his lawyer calls that extortion and doesn t buy the government s public good argument either. it s one thing to take property for a school or a road or firehouse. here they re taking the gissers private property for the benefit of other private individuals. that s flatly unconstitutional. reporter: the gissers and their lawyer say if government can use eminent domain here, then no property owner is safe. several lawsuits are pending in a case that s being watched
the property is used for this purpose. reporter: she argues the public purpose is the welfare of 400 tenants who say they can t afford to move out. we have nowhere else to go. there s no way for 95% of us to be able to live in this county. let alone silicon valley. reporter: gisser says the lack of affordable housing isn t his fall, and he should be able to redevelop his own properti. to close the park, the city says the gissers must pay moving costs, and in pricey palo alto, the costs are estimated at $8 million. his lawyer calls that extortion and doesn t buy the government s public good argument either. it s one thing to take property for a school or a road or firehouse. here they re taking the gissers private property for the benefit of other private individuals. that s flatly unconstitutional. reporter: the gissers and their lawyer say if government can use eminent domain here, then no property owner is safe. several lawsuits are pending in