so-- yeah. >> cooper: okay. >> dentist. >> cooper: you want to what? >> cooper: wow. who wants to be a dentist? you want to be a dentist? your teeth are very nice already. ( laughter ) it's worth pointing out just how revolutionary it is to hear teenage girls in somaliland talk about careers. many of these girls may have already been married off by their families if they weren't studying here. somaliland is a deeply conservative islamic country, and on school grounds, local customs are strictly followed. >> allahu al-akbar, allah. >> cooper: abaarso has its own mosque, and girls and boys don't mix outside class unless there's a chaperone. jonathan starr is not muslim, but he does have a family connection to somaliland. his aunt married a man from here, whom she met in the u.s., starr's uncle billeh osman. he was the one who convinced starr to come for a visit and do something to help. you didn't really know anything about somaliland. >> starr: correct. >> cooper: did you speak arabic? >> starr: no arabic, no somali. i tried to learn somali, but i'm not

never. >> cooper: never committed a crime, d.u.i. >> helen beristain: definitely not, no. >> cooper: he's not a criminal. >> helen beristain: he's not a criminal. the only bad thing he... he's done is stayed in the united states because he loves this country. that's his only crime. >> cooper: according to most estimates, there are about 11 million people living within the u.s. illegally; about 3% of them have felony convictions. >> president obama: we prioritize criminals, we prioritize gang-bangers. >> cooper: for most of his presidency, barack obama ordered ice to focus on deporting people convicted of felonies and serious misdemeanors. ice agents were often asked to explain their decision to remove anyone else, particularly those whose family members were u.s. citizens. >> president trump: thank you for being here. >> cooper: but on his fifth day in office, president trump signed a new executive order that made it easier to deport people who have no criminal record, including anyone who has what's called "a final order of removal" against them. it's that wording that changed the b

security, cooperation. counterterrorism. counterextremism is a big part -- >> as you know, the saudis -- >> the second part -- >> go ahead. >> the second part is economic cooperation. being able to get better access to markets. develop trade relationships. create american jobs. a lot of important signings happened in that connection. and the third is to foster, this is just for this leg of the trip, better defense cooperation in the region and to encourage additional burden-sharing. responsibility-sharing. with allies and partners. so americans don't foot the full bill for security in this region and globally, as well. >> the saudis have been, in the past, consistent backers of extremists around the region and around the world. are you convinced they're ready to change? >> we're going to ask them to convince us. there are very good first steps being taken. with the establishment of the center for combatting global extremism, or terrorist extremism. we'll have to see the results. willingness to talk about it is somewhat diffe

the close cooperation that the the close cooperation that the both of the countries should demonstrate which especially in the region which is currently in turmoil will be very important for the rest of the world. and primarily we are alongside by each other as turkey and the united states under the roof of the united nations, nato and he g-20. we have been enjoying close cooperation in all of these platforms, in all of these orum around the world and in the future to come we will make sure we are going to expand our close cooperation and build on the outstanding relationship we enjoy. we are determined to expand our relations and i believe my being here will turn the ide. whether it be throughout our bilateral discussions, whether it be the discussions we have between the delegations i think we are going to enjoy some further games in terms of future of our relations. we seem to agree on expanding our relations in the field of the economy, trade, reciprocal investments, energy and defense ndustry. it is going to be very important for us to forge a close cooperation in the field of fig

and these are people who want to cooperate. this deal when it's done today. when it's finished, this helps saudi arabia push back extremism and terrorism as well. iran is a threat to everyone including our friend israel. when the president leaves israel he will go on to the vatican, italy and brussels and nato. these investments that were made today, these are investments in american jobs, infrastructure, and the idea that you have got the media on this side of the atlantic ocean arguing about whether the president should even remain in office is so ridiculous when you compare it to what he's doing as president of the united states. judge jeanine: what is the significance of the president on his first international trip selecting saudi arabia as his first stop? >> that's what i'm saying. he wants to go into the heart of the muslim world and show unity with them in pushing back extremism. this trip is significant because it reestablishes certainly america's dominance as a global leader. and we are look for cooperation in what the president has said from practi

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-style plea bargaining to get some defendants to cooperate. moro and the prosecutors have also been willing to use controversial tactics to fight financial crime. when former petrobras executive paulo roberto costa implicated others in 2014, judge moro sent them to jail before trial. 20 top executives from eight major companies were held without bail for months. >> judge moro: i understood that we were living in exceptional circumstance because the corruption was so widespread. and you need to do something-- big to, to stop it. >> paulo galvao: this had never happened in brazil. >> cooper: prosecutor paulo galvao told us the arrests were a turning point. >> galvao: these are the people that had never been afraid of the law in brazil. this was the moment when these people started to see that they too were being targeted by car wash operation. >> cooper: soon, prosecutors were getting offers from frightened executives and politicians willing to cooperate and return money in order to avoid doing time. and the sums that had been stolen were astron

the close cooperation that the both of the countries should demonstrate which especially in the region which is currently in turmoil will be very important for the rest of the world. and primarily we are alongside by each other as turkey and the united states under the roof of the united nations, nato and he g-20. we have been enjoying close cooperation in all of these platforms, in all of these forum around the world and in the future to come we will make sure we are going to expand our close cooperation and build on relationship we enjoy. we are determined to expand our lations and i believe my being here will turn the tide. whether it be throughout our bilateral discussions, whether it be the discussions we have between the delegations i think we are going to enjoy some further games in terms of future of our relations. we seem to agree on expappeding our relations in the field of the economy, trade, reciprocal investments, energy and defense ndustry. it is going to be very important for us to forge a close cooperation in the field of fighting terrorism, primarily with da'ish, and a

and when all residents are willing to cooperate and report crimes. and this is especially important right now. there's a lot of fear in communities. and even in sanctuary jurisdictions, immigrants are fearful. there have been reports coming out this week showing that in los angeles, denver, el paso and other cities, the reporting of crimes, including domestic abuse and sexual assault, is down in these cities with large immigrant populations. it's down since the beginning of the year. so if immigrants are not going to commit crimes -- i'm sorry. if immigrants will not report crimes that they witness or that they're victims of, then the perpetrators may not be arrested. and everyone in the community is less safe. so if my house is being robbed or if my house is on fire and the only witness is an unauthorized immigrant, i sure as heck want that person to call the fire department or call the police to report that to protect my house, regardless of their immigration status. just on wednesday, the attorneys general of new york, california, rhode island, wa

. >> cooper: you've watched "the untouchables." >> judge moro: yeah, it's a great movie. >> cooper: like elliott ness in "the untouchables," judge moro has become something of a folk hero. brazilians have had to put up with corruption for decades, and when judge moro and prosecutors began bringing the extent of the corruption to light, people poured into the streets to show their support, many wearing judge moro shirts and masks. the investigation became so popular, there's a bumper sticker that says, "i support lava jato," which means car wash in portuguese. the fight against corruption has often been a losing battle in brazil. judge moro says one reason operation car wash has been successful is that it's used u.s.-style plea bargaining to get some defendants to cooperate. judge moro and the prosecutors have also been willing to use controversial tactics to fight financial crime. when former petrobras executive paulo roberto costa implicated

cooper - hi!" one of her marines.alleen cooper/letter writer: "it's like oh my goodness i'm just so pleased."cooper first wrote staff sgt chris cantos years ago when he was in a remote area of afghanistan with no wifi. the only contact the marines there had with home, letters.ssgt chris cantos/soldier: "she would always send us clippings and jokes. she would tell us about her day."cooper's family says her connection to the troops is personal larry cooper/son: "she wrote everyday to my brother. a lot of soldiers don't get any mail at all." cooper's other son larry - served in vietnam. he survived but still struggles with post traumatic stress disorder. alleen cooper/letter writer: "all of the time i think of these people and their families at home."so six years ago cooper started counting her letters. since then she's sent nearly seven thousand. her hands are getting tired but this grandma to the troops tells us her mission is far from over. alleen cooper/letter writer: "i decided i'm going to write

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>> cooper: imagine if the watergate investigation had led not only to the downfall of president nixon but also to allegations against his successor, plus the speaker of the house, the leader of the senate, a third of the cabinet, and more than 90 members of congress. that gives you some idea of what's happening in brazil right now. the country's stock market plunged this past week after a report that president michel temer had been caught on tape approving illegal pay-offs, a potentially impeachable offense. brazil's last president, dilma rousseff, was impeached. the country is suffering through one of its worst recessions in history, and a crisis of leadership caused in large part by a massive corruption investigation. it's known as operation car wash. it's one of the largest bribery cases ever investigated, and it's being led by a small group of idealistic young brazilian prosecutors and a crusading judge. in curitiba, a city far from the ruling elites of brasilia and sao paulo, a small band of prosecutors is working long hours in cramped quarters on the biggest investigation brazil

s jurisdiction that supposedly didn't cooperate with them. obviously what the commissioner just described is the ultimate cooperation. it's paying attention to your public safety mission which has to be foremost. you're the only one that answers 911 calls. i'm not aware of anybody else in the entire criminal justice system that answers 911 calls besides your department. so what witness stand the downfall of you being listed as a department that failed to cooperate with i.c.e., and what was the impact on your ability to, in fact, put criminals in prison? >> the biggest challenge that i've had is to try and make sure that what a number of our elected officials have said has not been misinterpreted by our federal colleagues. the fact is we are not now, nor have we ever been a sanctuary du jurisdiction. we have found as we believe -- as i mentioned, montgomery county is one-third immigrant when you look at our population, and i think the commissioner described it perfectly. we've got to find that balance of what's right for public safety in our j

cooperation and a shared interest. the elements of this declaration that was signed, there are many elements. s toe are a lot of work implement of those elements and put them into motion. that is going to require significant ongoing engagement between our two nations and i think you'll find that we will be meeting with a great deal of regularity to see how these things are progressing and that is only going to turn further for our cooperation. it sends a message to our common enemies. it strengthens the bond between us and will guide our way force. the core of our expanding relationship really are our shared security interest. america's security at home is by saudi arabia the secure as well. we are embarking on a new initiative to counter violent extremists messaging. we are also going to be pursuing new approaches to disrupting the financing of terrorism and advancing cooperation. today the united states and saudi arabia are conducting vital new expansions of security relationship that span over seven decades. one of

cooperation. it's troubling that it has shifted over time from an effective focus from the brink of extension to a broad brush that perpetuates the highest level of federal regulatory protection even when the threat of extension has been eliminated and on going protection is assured under state management. state fish and wild life agency directors generally believe that esa is not performing as it should and is not sufficiently leveraging state agency expertise and cooperation. we believe there are many areas where esa should be improved refocused and modernized to effectively deal with the scope, scale, and complexity of today's conservation challenges. when we talk about modernizing esa, we are talking about improving how esa is administered and implemented. we're talking about optimizing partnerships with state agencies and better utilitizing our growing expertise and conservation capacity. and we're also talking about keeping esa decisions in the hands of conservation professionals at state an

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between japan and the u.s., cooperation is needed. in recent years, traveling to japan, one often hears that japan's concerns for security are mainly centered on china where many japanese perceive the u.s. as more worried about korea. comments, it seems you have changed your ranking or ordering. is that accurate? is it driven by the recent missile test my north korea? newn that the administration is prioritizing working with china, in years past, the japanese have been worried that japan might be bypassed in favor of working with china in order to address regional and global problems. do you sense any fear that this is something you are seeing happening and a you have any advice for the abbe administration? theur greatest concern is military expansion of china, china has been expanding and eggs -- extending its interest. these china sea is is -- how to protect the islands is a japanese from the defense posture, we have to protect the south china sea. the reclamation of the coral reef cannot be tolerated and that is the place where --

you have cooperating with the probe. kushner. that is made manifest by his saying he will cooperate. he will talk. he is promising to do so. manafort. people are bewildered he is part of this at all. roger stone. loves the attention. michael flynn. he said he will now, but it has been incomplete. you have partially cooperating michael cohen and carter page. they believe this smells more of politics than real investigation. >> michael flynn said he will turnover documents. he is still taking the fifth. i would put him in the mostly not cooperating category. we talk about jared kushner. he says his lawyer says he will cooperate with the senate investigation. why doesn't he hold a news conference? why doesn't he give an interview? all of the speculation and sean spicer answering questions over what jared kushner knew and when? he works for the government. most people in the white house, especially high level, they give interviews as a matter of course. >> i know the answer. >> what? >> the answer is this. the president of the united

it is an inclusive, cooperative network.ollects their -- i remember -- admitted after he came to work at the alliance for a healthier generation that he rolled his eyes when he heard .bout the soda pop agreement it is like, i'm in public health and you expect me to believe that coke and pepsi and dr pepper and snapple and all of these actually agreed to cut the sugar out of their drinks in schools? it is an unsanitary as of the message -- look, i know you don't want to give these people diabetes because you don't want all of these people sitting in wheelchairs in invitations -- they are not going to buy soft recs. i know you don't want that. that is the necessary conclusion of when a kid goes to school and gets 50% of their calories from heavily sugared drinks. we do something about that. surely there is a way you can make money in a different way. anybody.sk we cut the price of the eight strokes around the world and i never ask people to lose money. i say it is not sustainable. can they find a way to make money in different

cooperation and a shared interest. the elements of this declaration that was signed, there are many elements. s toe are a lot of work implement of those elements and put them into motion. that is going to require significant ongoing engagement between our two nations and i think you'll find that we will be meeting with a great deal of regularity to see how these things are progressing and that is only going to turn further for our cooperation. it sends a message to our common enemies. it strengthens the bond between us and will guide our way force. the core of our expanding relationship really are our shared security interest. america's security at home is by saudi arabia the secure as well. we are embarking on a new initiative to counter violent extremists messaging. we are also going to be pursuing new approaches to disrupting the financing of terrorism and advancing cooperation. today the united states and saudi arabia are conducting vital new expansions of security relationship that span over seven decades. one of

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cooperation and share interest. this declaration that were signed today, the joint strategic vision, there were many elements and there is a lot of work to implement those elements and put them into motion. that is going to require significant ongoing engagement and dialogue between our two nations. i think you will find that we will be meeting with a great deal of regularity in order to review how these things are progressing and that is only going to serve to further strengthen our cooperation. also i think, it sends a strong message to our common enemies. it strengthens the bond between us and charts this new pathway forward and will guide our path forward. at the core of our expanding relationship, really are our shared security interests. america's security at home is strengthened when saudi arabia's strength is strong as well. united states and the kingdom of saudi arabia are embarking on a number of new initiatives to counter violent extremist messages. as you just heard from describe. pursuingso going to be

although section 6 requires maximum extent practical cooperation, this provision has never been fully realized. as the primary trustee for fish and wildlife resources, state agencies should have the option to serve of as a full jurisdictional partner in all esa processes and decisions as originally intended by congress. we believe conservation of our fish and wildlife resources particularly protecting and recovering endangered species is at the core of our american values. the current version of esa arc published much and we should be proud of this, but we can't afford to let esa rest on its laurels and continue to the time. the time is right for esa to be upgraded to a more cooperative model, and we're hopeful for strong bipartisan support to move this forward. thank you, and i welcome your questions. >> well, thank you so much for your thoughtful testimony. i would like to now turn to mr. larry voyles, the director of the arizona fish and game department and the former president of fish and wildlife agencies. thank you for joining us, mr. voyles. >> thank you, chairman. >> thank you

and joined by every member of the gulf cooperation counsel. it and i historic stip in a day that will be long remembered, i also applaud the gulf cooperation council for blocking funders from using their countries as a financial base for terror. and for designating hezbollah as a terrorist ong oanization saudi arabia also joined thus week in placing sanctions on one of the most senior leaders of hezbollah. there is still much work to be done. that means confronting the crisis of islamic extremism and islamic terror of all kinds. we must stop what they are doing to inspire. they do nothing to inspire but kill. and we are having a very profound affect if you look at what is happened w happen emplod recently, it means standing it against persecution of jews and caughter of christians, religion leaders must make this clear. ba.if you choose the paths of terror, your life will be empty, your life will be brief. and your soul will be fully condemned. and political leaders must speak out to aut many nations here today have taken important steps to ra

no cooperation across party lines. some are saying now is the time to abandon the partisan effort on health care and work toward a bipartisan proposal. is that the right way? >> well, i'll come back to health care. let's go to a prior point first. when i say washington is like kiddie soccer, is there's a whole bunch of frenzy. and almost never strategy. the american people don't really know what the priority set is for washington. i'm the third or fourth most conservative guy by voting record in the senate. i'm not making an argument for a mushy middle. on policy. but i am making an argument for saying how do we prioritize what core issues we should be focused on for 5, 10, 15 years from now. this city is obsessed with short-termism. so that's really what i mean about kiddie soccer. i think it's clear that the 5, 10, 15-year agenda for america should be that we create a health care system where the american people can buy the policy they want and take it with them across job and geographic change. right now, i think ob

of complex groups of people who were different, it's an inclusive cooperative network.i remember how he admitted after coming to work for allegiance generation. i'm in public health and you expect me to believe that coke, pepsi,snapple actually agreed to cut all of the sugar from drinks and schools? this is unsanitized version of the message. look, i know you don't want to give people diabetes because you don't want people sitting in wheelchairs can amputations and i know that you don't want that but that's necessary for kids going to school and getting calories from heavily-sugared drinks. surely there's a way to make money in a different way. i never ask anybody. we cut the price of aids drugs. i never ask anybody to lose money because it's not sustainable. can you find a way to make money a different way, they basically got all the sugared drinks out of the schools and went to fruit flavored waters and smaller portions of milk, smaller portions of juice and two independent surveys have concluded that n the last few years that this alliance for healthy generation brok

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more than anyone we appreciate the value of cooperation for peace and shared prosperity in compliance with international law. we believe that deals strategically speaking vietnam and the united states shared the values and peoples that can lay the foundation for peace and cooperation in the asian pacific region. [speaking in native tongue] on trade are two economies are more complementary than competitive vietnam imports american planes, electric engines, high-tech medical and pharmaceuticals. in 2016 alone vietnam imported nearly 1.5 million tons of corn, soybeans and wheat and half a million tons of cotton. fruits and vegetables, furniture, garments and footwear have all become favorite products for american consumers. last year our bilateral trade groups was 50 billion us dollars. [speaking in native tongue] i would like to add that the growth of american exports to vietnam has seen a steady but rapid rise in recent years in many product lines it has increased tenfold. in others, about 77%. during my trip to a number of contacts have been signed worth a total of 15 billion us dolla

saudi security and economic cooperation. that evening, the president and the first lady will join members of the saudi world family for an official dinner. the next day, the president will hold bilateral meetings with cooperation council leaders and broader meetings with all allstate leaders. in the afternoon, he will meet and have lunch with leaders of more than 50 muslim countries where he will deliver an inspiring yet direct speech on the need to confront radical ideology and his hopes for a peaceful vision of islam to dominate across the world. the speech is intended to unite the broader muslim world against common enemies of all civilization, and to demonstrate america's commitment to our muslim partners. the president will participate in the inauguration of a new center intended to fight radicalism and promote moderation. by establishing and operating the center, our muslim friends including saudi arabia are taking a firm stand against extremism and those who use a perverted interpretation of religion to advance the cr

i mean, look, we've cooperated in every place we could. you've got the house committee looking into it where they say that they found nothing. you've got a senate committee that started looking into it and so far they have said they have found nothing. the fbi's been looking into it, they have said they found nothing. we have cooperated in every step of this process, but it's been going on for nearly a year. and throughout this entire time, everybody has come back with there is no evidence of collusion. at some point, we have to get to a place where we have cooperated, we have looked through it and nothing is there and it's time to move on. we want this thing to go to full completion. we are completely supportive of that. i don't think there's anybody that wants that more than this administration. let's complete this so we can focus on the things that i think most americans really care about. >> sarah huckabee sanders, good to have your time this morning,

so he used the word cooperation. >> have you seen anything indicating cooperation? is, not enough evidence to take it to a jury, but enough evidence to take it to a grand jury. there's enough probable cause to believe that there was cooperation. clearly enough evidence to go forward and find out more. again, we still haven't interviewed any of our witnesses, and we're already at this point. >> the cooperation of what, the timing of the release of information, the stolen e-mails, what do you mean when you say cooperation? >> at this point, all i can say is cooperation in general, we'll leave it at that. >> i want to get to the administration's response, as well. the fbi director said he called his russian counterpart with the fsb, called a russian spy chief in june last year. that's several months before the obama administration fingered russia in october before the election. so he already knew this was happening then. why so long for the obama administration to react? in retrospect, do you believe the administration should have acted more quickly and strongly to thi

we're suggesting an opt-in approach that opens doors for the fullest cooperation with state agencies that have or will develop capacity and concurrent authority. we are not suggesting that all 50 states are ready to fully engage, but many are if we can get a seat at the table. yet the way esa is constructed and interm ted state agencies can be involved in key decisions only at the discretion of federal agencies. although section 6 requires maximum extent practical cooperation, this provision has never been fully realized. as the primary trustee for fish and wildlife resources, state agencies should have the option to serve of as a full jurisdictional partner in all esa processes and decisions as originally intended by congress. we believe conservation of our fish and wildlife resources particularly protecting and recovering endangered species is at the core of our american values. the current version of esa arc published much and we should be proud of this, but we can't afford to let esa rest on its laurels and continue to the time. the time is right for esa to be upgraded to a more

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he jcer, in cooperation with cses worked on the mount fuji dialogue. professor tanaka issued the jcer report on the future of the u.s.-japan alliance, what they kindly called sometimes the japan version of the armitage nye report which is a bipartisan effort to create a series of papers on the future vision for the alliance. really a very strategic and coherent and actionable blueprint for the alliance from the leading experts that were brought together by jcer. joining us today are three of the regulars in the mount fuji dialogue, three of the most important contributors to the u.s.-japan alliance of recent years, to my immediate left is member of the house of representatives. [applause] he served as defense minister from 2014 to 2016, was deeply involved in the debate on security legislation, new interpretations of article 9 of the constitution, defense policy reforms and defense guidelines. he's a former member of the ground self-defense forces and graduate of the national defense academy and i'm sure when he graduated and was a second lieutenant an

one idea being put forward is to turn it into a cooperative.route of selling shares to shareholders. one study suggests that here in the uk up to 2 million twitter users would consider investing if it did become a cooperative. jonny may is the head of policy at co—operatives uk, james wright. how would this work with a company like twitter? what you have to remember is that the proposal being tabled today in california is for the bosses of twitter to go away and looked in detail about how users might be able to dry into a steak, rather than necessarily tabling the finished article in terms of a solution. what would be the benefits if they do decide to go down that route of a cooperative? one of the concerns that this group of stakeholders has is that there might not be a great fit between the current plc ownership model of twitter and its role as a global platform in terms of this mission to be this open, global communications device and in terms of its value creation model. you have to remember, it is the users of twitter that co—create the va

the level of cooperation is very high. there is a far greater level of understanding inside the treasury about middle east issues. the treasury under secretary possible for terrorist financing holds a series of meetings and conferences where he invites middle east banks to attend. so it's pennsylvana very high l dialogue, much better than it's been in the past. so i don't worry there will be mistakes made because iergt side hasn't understood the other side in terms of what they're trying to achieve. i think the communication is very good at this point. so i'm optimistic about that side of things. >> do you want to comment on that? or -- all right there are a number of questions about the -- the relationship that saudi arabia will have the united states under the new trump administration. but before i get to that, just more specifically on the question of counterterrorism -- and gwen there were really three -- by the way for those of you who haven't seen this saudy embarrass has published a study cause saudi arabia and coun

cooper - hi!"oday we connected her with one of her marines.alleen cooper/letter writer: "it's like oh my goodness i'm just so pleased."cooper first wrote staff sgt chris cantos years ago when he was in a remote area of afghanistan with no wifi. the only contact the marines there had with home, letters.ssgt chris cantos/soldier: "she would always send us clippings and jokes. she would tell us about her day."cooper's family says her connection to the troops is personal larry cooper/son: "she wrote everyday to my brother. a lot of soldiers don't get any mail at all." cooper's other son larry - served in vietnam. he survived but still struggles with post traumatic stress disorder. alleen cooper/letter writer: "all of the time i think of these people and their families at home."so six years ago cooper started counting her letters. since then she's sent nearly seven thousand. her hands are getting tired but this grandma to the troops tells us her mission is far from over. alleen cooper/letter writer: "i

so he wrote a letter to peter cooper who later found founded cooper union in new york, the architecture and engineering and art school and peter cooper had a company in trenton called the trenton iron company that they make steel beams and they also made wire and roebling wrote to him and asked where would be a good place to locate and cooper recommended trenton and he told them about this particular site and so roebling came here in 1848, built this house on the property and then he built his factory and he was in the wire rope business. so wire rope, we don't think of very much today, it's not something people think about but hundred 50 years ago, it was a new technology that was essential for many other technologies, not only suspension bridges but also elevators, we couldn't have skyscrapers without wire rope, table cars , mines to pull: or out of the earth . tall buildings in terms of construction like pulling up the big steel beams and airplanes because airplanes have small diameter wire ropes that go from where the pilot sits on the wheel and they go back to the runner and so the