DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: Five minutes from now, former President Bill Clinton expected to speak at what is expected to be his new offices in Harlem. Our Maria Hinojosa standing by with that -- Maria.</s>MARIA HINOJOSA, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Daryn, well, yes, the crowds have really started to form in anticipation of the former president, who arrived here at about 11:23 this morning. He is touring inside this building at 55 West 125th Street. This is the first time that the former president will be looking at the offices that he may end up signing a lease for. This would be an office that's a full-length office space for about $210,000 a year. That would be saving about $500,000 a year from the other office spaces that he was looking at on West 57th Street. And already the crowds have formed in an anticipation of seeing the former president come out and address the crowd here. There has been a lot of people saying that this building is already being considered a landmark, because this would be the first time that a former president moves into Harlem with his offices, the first time that any former president moves into any community that is predominantly African-American, predominantly working class. At this point, it's an office building that is quite different from where he would have been on West 57th Street. Near this office, right next door to this office there's an abandoned four-story townhouse that is cemented and boarded over. On the other side, a small beauty salon where they braid African hair. And on top, on one whole side of this building, a full-length sign for an African- American clothing company called FUBU, For Us By Us. This would be the building where possibly former President Bill ends up spending his days in his new office in Harlem. Back to you, Daryn.</s>KAGAN: Maria Hinojosa in Harlem, thank you very much. Looking forward to the former president's comments at the top of the hour.
Crowds Form in Anticipation of Former President Clinton's Harlem Office Tour