it's constantly crowded with potential >> the most popular spot in this gleaming golden chamber is righty the buddha's feet, favors on those who rest there. at 28,000 u.s. dollars, its cost is around 40 times in a state run facility. >> this premium royal suite room is called the emperor. the most expensive niche here costs nearly 50,000 us dollars. >> this niche itself is for four niches. family of four. but some of them, they will not put four together. they will rather put two and the extra space, they will use it for deck core ratioorationsdeco. you'll see, we have examples. i will show you. sheer a sample. two niches inside and the extra space here, they decorate as a familiar low home. actually, a lot of people, they can't afford a condo when they're alive, but after so many years of efforts, working hard for it, they will go for the niches for themselves. so this is the condo or super condo for them. >> sales are brisk, even for the royal suite, and the company is adding an extension. bu kichlt it brown cemetery is about five kilometers from the city center. huge graveyard of arou

relations with cuba's government the cuban american national foundation opened the doors to its gleaming new headquarters in the heart of miami's cuban exile community. symbol was jarring. the group is made up of anticastro hard liners, and groups like these have received tens of millions of taxpayer dollars to try destabilize the castro government. they have one thing in common, they are all still working but why is the obama administration still funding them? david ariosto went to havana to find out. >> reporter: it's known as domino park in little havana, people like pedro reale, an 87-year-old who comes here to socialize and play dominoes. he fled the communist island bound for florida on makeshift rafts. in the years since little havana has evolved from an anti-castro hotbed to an anti-castro industry. cropped up over the years with the express purpose of toppling castro's communist government. sustained by hundreds of millions of dollars in u.s. government funding. but america's historic shift in relations with the communist island is raising new questions about whether that stream

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its business district shines with the same glass and steel gleam you'll find in any modern city.earby are the rugged and fully intact medieval walls, and the town within these ramparts has a beautifully preserved old-world ambiance. among medieval cities in the north of europe, none are as well preserved as tallinn. the town hall square was a marketplace through the centuries. its fine old buildings are a reminder that tallinn was once an important medieval trading center. today it's a touristy scene, full of people just having fun. through the season, each midday, cruise-ship groups congest the center as they blitz the town in the care of local guides. like many tourist zones, tallinn's is a commercial gauntlet. here there's a hokey torture museum, strolling russian dolls, medieval theme restaurants complete with touts, and enthusiastic hawkers of ye olde taste treats. woman: [ laughs ] steves: but just a couple blocks away is, for me, the real attraction of tallinn -- workaday locals enjoying real freedom and better economic times. still-ramshackle courtyards host inviting café

gleaming, grand, and a signature style for the spanish architect.a bird in flight, it is supposed to be a symbol of hope, following the september 11th attacks. a museum piece, it's big, 350 feet long, 75,000 square feet of retail space. it will be packed with 250,000 commuters every day. >> it is impressive. >> it's awesome. >> reporter: not everyone is impressed. the "new york times" called it a boondoggle and dinosaur carcass. but vanity fair saying: it should be for their benefit, because they paid for it. over budget and delayed the hub cost $4 billion, by far the most expensive train station ever built in the world. >> $4 billion, i'm wondering where all of the money went. >> i don't know if it's worth $4 billion, but certainly a [ inaudible ] to the new york public space. >> reporter: day one and it is already loved and hated. courtney keeley, al jazeera. >>> a teenage boy is under arrest after a cashier stopped him from robbing a cash register. he pulled the gun and she attacked him. he ran away but not before being identified by the security

a gleaming city where animals of all breads... predator and pray alike... live together in peace and harmony there's a new top dog -- or at least, a top rabbit -- at the box office. "zootopia" exceeded expectations... to top the chart... and easily pass "frozen" for disney animation's biggest three-day debut ever. "london has fallen" debuted in a distant second place... making almost 22- million dollars and... deadpool came in third with 16 and a half million dollars. animation what caught our eye animation what caught frank's eye leo likes it: do you project my wife leslee put together that leo loves! plus it works his sense of touch and sight! all you need is cheap hair gel, plastic bag, duct tape, and bright colored beads or buttons. place half of bottle of gel in bag and all of the bright colored smooth edge objects. then duct tape it to a glass door and watch them move it all what caught jessica's eye this beautiful reinvention of the standard side cabinet is a moving, flexible art piece. this beautiful reinvention of the cabinet is a moving, flexible

gleaming, grand and a signature style, the complex known as the occulist is open. it's supposed to be a symbol of hope following the september 11 attacks. a museum peace with a soaring sky light called the wedge of light. it's big. 350 feet long, 75,000 square feet of retail space will be packed with 250,000 commuters a day. what do some think of the design. >> this is awesome, this is really great. >> not everyone is impressed. "the new york times" called it a boon dole and dinosaur caucus. vanity fair saying this is the first time in half a century that new york city has built a truly u.s. with us interior space for the benefit of the public. it should be for their benefit. they paid for it. over budget and delayed, it cost $2 billion more than it was supposed to, by far the most expensive train station ever build in the world. >> $12 billion to do. i warned where all the money went. jewel day one and it's already loved and hated which for any architect makes it an instant success. al jazeera. >>> it's called one of the greatest finds in the history of baseball c

. >> at the twilights last gleaming. >> that's it. >> we all know our national anthem.nd what to do when it's being sung. >> supposed to stand. >> and put your hand over your heart. >> correct. why do we put our hand on our heart? >> good question. >> it's something that we hold dear to us. >> you love the land you're from. >> it's actually part of the code. >> matthew is a demonstrator at the national constitution cent center. he says president franklin d. rows vessel signed it into law on june 22nd, 1942. >> i didn't know that. >> i never knew that. >> you would be breaking the law if you didn't? >> not necessarily. you won't be prosecuted for it. >> these days most people do it out of respect. >> the meaning of the star spangled banner written by francis scott key during the war of 1812. the words we're singing or hearing being sung are actually the words of eyewitness account to the defense of fort mchenry. >> president woodrow wilson signed off on the idea of it being sunk at military events in 1916 but until until march 3r march 3rd, 1931 the star spangled banner

it fills a peninsula created by a bend in the thames with gleaming skyscrapers springing out of a futuristic people zone. canary wharf tower is one of the mightiest skyscrapers in all of europe. workers enjoy good public transit and plenty of green spaces for relaxing. the entire ensemble sits upon a vast underground shopping mall. in the 1700s, the thames riverfront was jammed up with shipping in downtown london while this end of town was an industrial zone with the stinky industries -- glue making, chemical works, and so on -- conveniently located just downwind from the rest of the city. in order to relieve all the congestion in downtown london, they decided to replace the industries out here with what became the world's ultimate port. the docklands organized shipping for the vast british empire. evoking the days when britannia ruled the waves, the old west india warehouses survive. but rather than trading sugar and rum, today they house the museum of london docklands and a row of happening restaurants. london's docklands illustrates how, in order to fully experience the energy of a great

. >> at the twilights last gleaming. >> that's it. >> we all know our national anthem. what to do when it's being sung. >> supposed to stand. >> and put your hand over your heart. >> correct. why do we put our hand on our heart? >> good question. >> it's something that we hold dear to us. >> you love the land you're from. >> it's actually part of the code. >> matthew is a demonstrator at the national constitution cent center. he says president franklin d. rows vessel signed it into law on june 22nd, 1942. >> i didn't know that. >> i never knew that. >> you would be breaking the law if you didn't? >> not necessarily. you won't be prosecuted for it. >> these days most people do it out of respect. >> the meaning of the star spangled banner written by francis scott key during the war of 1812. the words we're singing or hearing being sung are actually the words of eyewitness account to the defense of fort mchenry. >> president woodrow wilson signed off on the idea of it being sunk at military events in 1916 but until until march 3r march 3rd, 1931 the star spangled banner be

a gleaming city where animals of all breads... predator and pray alike... live together in peace and disney's "zootopia" spends another weekend in the number one spot at the box office....bringing in 50 million dollars. that brings ticket sales to more than 142-million in 10- days. coming in second.. "10 cloverfield lane", starring john goodman.... brought in 25 million. and marvel's "deadpool" is hanging in there at 3rd... with 11 million... it's brought in 330 million since its opening a month ago. animation what caught our eye animation what caught frank's eye approach to celebrating st. patrick's day, dressing up his 6- month-old son as a "real-life leprechaun." alan lawrence posted the photos of little rockwell going about his day on his website, that dad blog and it just keeps getting better. lawrence, a father of six, told abc news that his little boy "loves the attention." "our family, we get kind of excited about holidays," he said. "i've always been a sucker for said. "i've always been a sucker for the magic behind different things related to them

gleaming ground and a signature style for santiago calladrava manva.the okaythe oculus. 350 feet long00 square feet of retail space. will be packed with 250,000 commuters a day. so what do some of them think of the design? >> it is impressive. i think it's a beautiful structure. >> this is awesome, this is really great. >> not everyone is impressed. the new york times called it a boondoggle and dinosaur caucus. vanity fair says: >> it should be for their benefit because they paid for it. over budget and delayed the hub cost $4 billion. $2 billion more than it was supposed to. by far, the most expensive train station ever guilt in the world. >> i'm curious where the money went. >> day 1 loved and hatewhich for any architect, a new building, makes it an instant success. >> i want to go down and see it, you? >> 99% of the grimy subways stations, yes i want to see it. >> how do you really feel? i'm del walters, as always, have a great weekend. grimy and disgusting. >>> the former brazilian president desilva is detained after his house was rated as part of a corruption inquiry. >> welcome,

you can see the sun shine gleaming off the winning -- windows. no rain across tampa. off to the north, you can see it. a huge massive storms really, inching its way toward the big bend area and up into the nature coast. we are seeing showers falling from holiday, north of holiday along us 19 after bayonet point. spring hill over to lake linsey. seeing rain in hernando and crystal river. further north up into the panhandle, excuse me, up into the nature coast and big bend. all of this is sweeping over to i-75 and ocala. this is moving quickly from the west to east around 15 miles an hour. picks up steam, we will see quite a bit of rain later today. 68 in lakeland. dixie for in inverness. brooksville with 67. 71 in winter haven. when you move into the metro area where we have not seen yet, temperatures are warm. 71 down at macdill. 72 in brandon right now. 60s to the north. upper 70s to the south. florida will stay warm. you can see where the front is pulling through. we have chilly temperatures through the northern plains and into the rockies where denver is at 21. tee

what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight >> he was singing before the 1981 all-star game, which was held at the old municipal stadium right here in cleveland. and wondered which rendition you like the best. so far whitney houston is leading followed by jimi hendrix, lady gaga and rocco. the next half hour i'll show the renditions that didn't go so well. they are hilarious to say the least. >> tia: did you make that list, brian? >> brian: i gave you one word. >> samantha: every time i hear that roseanne, you probably already knew. >> tia: she just screams it. why would you do that? baseball team. they're always trying to -- promotions. they get people into their ballparks based on promotions. >> samantha: and then they leave after they hear that squealing. let's take a look at what's happening out there this morning. it's 22 in madison. good morning to you in chardon. this time yesterday you were dry right now. cleveland is at 24. the time is 6:15. it just changed. we have a clean scan on our doppler radar.

these new strollers are sure to stand out with high end finishes like gleaming metal, leather and designer fabrics. they have a price tag to match. lucky for us, consumer reports explains that style isn't everything. >> you can find a good stroller and a good-looking stroller at almost every price point. >> julie: consumer reports tests all strollers for safety, use. they find strollers that transition as your baby grows is a better value. like this one. it accommodates a toddler up to 50 pounds. >> it has a one hand fold which is super easy and it self-stands and it's not going to tip over. >> julie: it's a consumer reports best buy at $230. if your child is a little older, stroller. >> this is lightweight and nimble with a large canopy for the umbrella. it's going to keep the sun and wind out of your child's face and they can get a nap in. >> julie: folding is simple and you can carry it in just one hand. a best buy price at $140. and check this out that lights the extended canopy but has the same features as the three desire at $80. no matter which stroller you use, the child should be

i'm sorry, and then walked off, there would be enormously powerful hardware and software in the gleamingdy. in reality he will be a cloud connected device. if he wondered in here, he would ping the cloud, the club is that you just interrupted charlie rose. excuse yourself, excuse herself in english and get out of there. the implication on jobs is this. we don't have to build million-dollar robots that are complex and cognitive. they can be lower cost. we are going to see robots going from doing work that is manual and routine to cognitive and nonroutine. so is that of just replacing the jobs of men with strong shoulders in factories and mills, we will see this placement of what i would call low-level white-collar jobs. people stretch the job market. charlie: the risk of statistic that that 65% of today's preschoolers will go into the workforce for jobs that do not exist. alec: i think about this as the father of a nine-year-old, 11-year-old, and 13-year-old, and if you not preparing words children for specific jobs, what do you do? the conclusion of my book is called the most important j

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gleaming, and a signature style. the complex known as the oku lus is open.like a bird in flight it's supposed to be a symbol of hope. a museum piece with a scoring skylight. it's big. 75,000 feet of retail space, packed with 250,000 a day. what do some of them think of the design. >> this is will great. >> not everyone is impressed. the "new york times" called it a boondoggle. "vanity fair" said: it should be for their benefit. because they paid for it. it cost 4 billion, 2 billion more than it was supposed to. by far the most expensive strain station. >> i wondered where the money went. >> a collision to the public space. >> day one, and it's loved and hated. which for any architect makes it an instant success. >>> that's our broadcast. thank you for watching. i'm john seigenthaler, ali is next. >>> i'm ali velshi "on target" tonight the end game in syria, a fragile ceasefire holds. isil is still a threat. and bashar al-assad still has the upper hand. peace is elusive in syria, a cessation of hostilities brokered by the united states and russia is holding f

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it is a nation of contrasts whose gleaming cities and resorts line one of the world's most volatile regions. where centuries old conflicts can explode into unthinkable violence. and those same countries are reflected in the nation's prisons. >> i am a bedouin, so you have to respect all the customs even if it is to die for the custom. >> it's a place where muslims are held with jews, where organized crime families challenge correctional staff for authority, where nothing is taken for granted. >> translator: there was an event where a motorcycle passed by and threw a grenade in the direction of one of the guard towers. >> now three israeli prisons open their doors to our cameras, and we reveal unexpected sights inside. ♪ >>> located on the mediterranean coast, tel aviv is the israeli version of the city that never sleeps. it is the nation's financial capital and draws millions of tourists each year. 30 miles to the northeast, however, is a considerably less popular landmark. rimonim, israel's largest maximum security prison. >> translator: the prison holds about 1,200 prisoners. here we have

it is not just cosmetic so he has a gleaming smile and will attract losses of, lots of mates. cute and it has had like 280,000 views. so cute. >> that was a good one. >> okay. i'll go very quickly. on easter weekend, the friday of easter weekend interesting rolling stoegs announced they'll do a concert. so that the sports stadium there. a free concert. march 22nd, president obama will be in havana and guess what happens that day? the tampa bay rays will may the cuban national team in havana. i would love to go to one of those. >> there's nothing like sports diplomacy. that's really smart on the obama administration's part. one more thing. this is called history prem created by a young man named luke tyranny. john tierney's son. i had karl rove do it, he got neighbor out 9 out of 10. pick a topic. government? okay. the clinton era. what was one result of the violent crime, control and law enforcement act of 1994? crime rate dropped? police death rates skyrocketed, crime rates sky rotted? >> correct rate dropped. >> it is a great app if you're studying for history. you can do th

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that's one of the things i love go it, people can come, have bad days, but when they see the hear gleamrs, forget all stuff they're going through. >> keep being awesome. can we befriends now? because we've been scrapping little bit. i'll see you in delaware, reading, allentown, philly, philly twice. >> there is no reason why you should not come to a game. you have to come watch the harlem globetrotters and watch fire fly light up the court. >> enough of him. >> hey, thanks, jen. oh, man, amazing tricks. now the most fun, i think, been doing it for 40 years, is the trick where they, one will throw bucket of water on another, and then they take the bucket, and they run toward the stands, and you think you're going to get hit in the face with water. you get hit in the face with water but no they throw a bucket of paper on to the people they think are going to get hit with water, here go. >> so this person, oh, just con getting. so alex, hasn't seen this. so i'll take to you one of their shows. >> well thanks. >> so let's recreate it here. >> okay. >> i think i will ' get hit with water? >>

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. ♪ >>> located on the gulf coast of the sunshine state, tampa, new hampshire is a gleaming city. >>here used to be a motto, tampa is where the good life gets better every day. >> but a dark cloud has steadily cast a shadow over tampa. >> we saw the prescription drug abuse epidemic really start to appear on the radar here in the tampa area. and it continued to grow. and the result now is our drug treatment systems are taxed to the limits. and our county jails are now becoming taxed to the limits. >> colonel jim prevatara, a former secret service agent, runs the two facilities that make up the hillsboro county jail system. located just outside downtown tampa, the jail has a capacity of 3,000 inmates. and four miles away, the orient road jail has room for 1,700. it's also the site of intake, where men and women are processed into the jail. >> line up along the wall here. >> unlike prison, where all the inmates are convicted, the majority of jail inmates have only been charged with the crime and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. but these days, many of them first arr

so what are we to gleam from one of the more important states, michigan, so far? it's had a respectable turnout, but nothing like we have seen in some of these prior states. i do want to take a look at what is going on in jackson, mississippi, where i'm sure we're going to see huge crowds. are they trying to wedge that door open, pam? what's the deal with that? well, any minute now you're going to see hundreds throng that door. all right, so that is the deal here. that's mississippi. there you have 40 delegates at stake. that's the 15% threshold state. we have idaho, don't get me started on idaho. they take this stuff very seriously. you're lucky we don't have live shots avail but if we did, we would see legions of people. and then hawaii, please, hawaii? that's idaho right there. hawaii is out in the pacific. and if i know hawaiians, they are already circling and circling and circling. all right. what's the point of mentioning these so-far not off-the-chart crowds? it would represent a distinct change in what we have seen up to now, that is with very heavy voting

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. ♪ >> nestled along the gleaming skyline of downtown sacramento, say block wide, nine-story-tall buildingt exemplifies the term no frills. this is the man branch of the sacramento county jail system. housed inside are some 2,000 men and women. most of whom have only been accused of crimes. they're awaiting trial in resolution of their cases. one of two jails under the supervision of scott jones. the downtown branch contains the main booking department where new arrestees are processed, booked and, more times than not, sobered up. >> we have about 58,000 bookings a year in this county. we track folks that come into custody intoxicated or under the influence of drugs. it's remained fairly steady that 75 or 80% are under the influence of drugs or alcohol. >> i see, we have the usual cast of characters. >> when they're under the influence, they're placed in a padded cell for their own safety. it's a padded room in there. once they've sobered up enough, they're moved out of this cell and moved on. >> 13 hours earlier, the sobering cell was occupied by the man who has probably spent more time i

." >> based on the names given, what can we gleam from a donald trump presidency with regards to foreign policy? how will donald trump interact with our friends and our enemies? based on this list of advisors. >> the word that comes to mind is unique. he does not fit into a traditional box in foreign policy. not necessarily a realist out of the reagan mold and a hawk in the george w. bush mold. he's picking bits and parts of the republican party and there are people who are giving him advice, briefing him, he said, almost every day, at least at weekly conference calls on foreign policy, but they're not about going to intervene around the world and in an aggressive way. he has an unabashed approach that's not interventionist. when it comes to sending troops abroad, having a lot of military forces abroad, he's just not as supportive of that as most republican major contenders have been in the past. >> is that what the meeting was about today? the meeting with republican leaders there in washington, was the meeting about his foreign policy advisory team or more to it than that? >> trump's h

say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleamingose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave? ♪ [ applause ] >> thanks to the frost singers from the university of miami. candidates you can now take your positions behind the podiums while i briefly explain the rules. as moderator, i will attempt to guide the discussion asking questions and follow-ups. joining me in the questioning this evening will be "washington times" reporter stephen dinan, cnn chief political correspondent dana bash and salem radio's hugh hewitt. candidates, you will have one minute and 15 seconds to answer each question and 45 seconds to respond to follow-ups or rebuttals if your name sinn voked. timing lights will be visible. they'll warn you when time is

. >> what did you gleam? did you get a sense from him members of the party are ready to work with a president trump? >> well, i think they are wary, but realizing they are going to have to. i think it underscores why this never trump movement is not really going to have a great effect in the end because republicans, i believe, will fall in line and paul ryan was signaling that. that said, it's not easy to do because some of the things donald trump is talking about, opposition to trade deals, opposition to curbing and overhauling social security and medicare, paul ryan is for. they are places where they have fundamental disagreements. it's not the happier warrior style. meshing the two is not going to be easy, but i think, as paul ryan said, they are going to have to make the best of it. >> i want to play more of that interview with speaker ryan. this is your discussion about the contested convention. here is that. >> have you categorically ruled out accepting that, if you are asked to do it? >> it's funny, bu

. >> it will have a type of roofcoating on it that will gleam in the sunshine and so we are very exciteed about that. it will be great sign and beacon of the faith alive in eastern north carolina-a. >> and they hope to have the -- carolina. >> and they hope to haveit thesign up by next weeks they will increase seating for more than 200,000. it should be fin bird fall of 2017. >>> johnson county will be home to what some are calling the g get a load of this will have dragster up and tractor pull area surrounded by grandstands and scoreboards where the park is in reboot to the latest race trip in benson. team members are thrilled to see the improvement. >> i raced here at 16 and it's just amazing what he's done. and what level that he's brought the facility to. >> they are working to get park ready for events next month and a grand opening is schedule for later this year. >>> kinston man is free after spending 20 years in prison for a crime he says he didn't commit. and today a judge overturnedhoward dudley's sex assault conviction. steve sbraccia was there when dudley reunited with his fam

there would be e noarmtsly powerful hardware and software in that gold gleaming body.p3o is going to be a cloud connected device. if he wandered in here he would ping the cloud. the cloud would say you just interrupted charlie rose, excuse yourself. excuse yourself in english and get out of there. the implication on jobs is this. what this mean is we don't have to build million dollar robots that are complex and cognitive. they can be lower cost. and we're going to see robots going from work doing manuel and routine to cognitive and non-routine. so instead of just replacing the jobs with men with stronger shoulders and support factories and mills we will see a displacement what i call low level white collar jobs. it's going to stress the job market. >> rose: i think there was a published statistic that said that 65% of today's preschools will enter the work force into jobs that do not exist. >> i think about this as a father of a nine year old 11 year old and 13 year old. if you aren't preparing your children for specific jobs, what do you do. so the conclusion of my

of these legal subpoenas so we can truly find out what, if any, role backpage has had in the highly gleam -- highly illegal and immoral practice of using children for sex. thank you, mr. president, and i yield the floor and i yield the remaining time of the democrats. the presiding officer: all time is yielded back. the question occurs on adoption of the resolution. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote:

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it's a gleaming luxury shopping district of the the visionary is miami civic leader craig robins, a man who is very confusing election. >> why. >> i look at both parties, and shockingly, it looks like donald trump is going to get the nomination, which means that if hillary gets the nomination, i definitely will vote for hillary. but if there was, like, something that could happen where someone like kasich or rubio or a combination of kasich or rubio were in the race, i would have to think about it. it's more of a choice of undesirable alternatives instead of a winning team and that's sad for our country. i don't really have an opinion about donald personally, but i don't like what he says. the disparaging and vulgar commentary about women, muslims, mexicans, just the abusive imitation, someone who is disabled. it's not presidential, and it's embarrassing to be an american and see someone conduct themselves that way. >> the discourse that's been created, are you surprised? >> i am and i'm not. i thought it would peter out and things would get more serious, but i understand, you know, he

a lot can be gleamed from that. >> given that, that there may be someone -- and there probably are other people still on the loose as a result of something like this -- if you're the person making the decisions, when does brussels, when does belgium, get back to business? do you allow people tomorrow morning who weren't directly affected to get back on busses, to go to their jobs, go to the banks, to go to school? how do you start to gauge this sort of thing? >> very difficult situation. obviously with somebody potentially during the early hours, they're going to be that there's at least another person who has left the belt behind, and maybe more. are the attacks over with? the first priority has to be public safety. until the officials feel like they've got their hands wrapped around the situation, i can't see they'll be opening up the subways and airports. we saw what happened in belgium. i believe it was around christmastime, when things shut down. here we go again. so i know there's going to be a lot of pressure to make that decision. public safe they has to take precedent. >> potent

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