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. ♪ baby shark, doo, doo, doo, doo ♪ ♪ baby shark, doo, doo, doo, doo ♪ ♪ baby shark, doo, doo, doo,oo ♪ ♪ baby shark >> i really wish they could see you dancing. >> it's cool because i don't have kids and i have to listen to it all the time. >> the song's been around for a while but it blew up this year, even charth on the billboard hot 100. yeah. the dance video that you're watching has nearly 3 billion views on youtube. as for the tour, it was announced yesterday. the immersive concert experience will visit 100 cities across north america. promoters say baby shark will join friends to sing and dance in the sharkan unced next month. the concert starts in october. >> you don't have to wait until october for a good concert this weekend because thousands of people are expected to attend the 38th annual juneteenth in the park festival in downtown san jose. now, i'll be there. there's going to be a lot of food, fun, and music. >> there you are. >> that's me along with the headliner grammy award-winning singer faith evans. she's going to be there. it's going to bemuch fun. there are goin

. ♪ baby shark doo doo doo doo doo doo. ♪ baby shark doo doo doo doo doo doo. ♪ baby shark doo doo doo doo doo doo doo. ♪ mo mommy shark doo doo doo doo doo doo. ♪ moml mommy shark doo doo doo o doo doo. cheryl: nickelodeon is turning the song into an animated tv series, they're striking a deal with the baby shark h creator. it's one of the 10 most watched videos on youtube. 2.8 billion views. it recorded a 20 week streak on the billboard hot 100 list. while kids are excited. their parents may not be. maria: amazing. so popular. cheryl, thank you. clash of american spirit, one tennessee moon shine distiller is weighing in on the trade fight and its effect on business. back in a minute with that. ♪ pour me something tall and strong. ♪ make it a hurricane. ♪ before i go insane. ♪ it's only half past 12:00 but i don't care. ♪ it's 5:00 somewhere. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ we're home! let's go! what kind of suv is that? it's a brand new buick enclave. it really makes it easy to unload all those l

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, doo, doo.or early commuters out of brentwood, discovery bay, vasco road without any problems as well. avoid 580. a little shroegs out of the altamonte. across the golden gate bridge, the zipper truck moving right there. flashing lights clearing with the two northbound lanes. >> still ahead for you on "today in the bay", the push to bring back the early days statue in san francisco. coming up at 5:25, what a judge has to say to the matter. >> plus, going around the world in 80 days. the new experience airbnb is offering. >>> a mother arrested for confronting her son's third grade bull list. >>> good friday morning. pleasant hill, nice cool start to the day. we will start out with clouds. that will help keep it cooler. only reaching the upper 70s there. we will take a look ahead to the weekend forecast in five minutes.>> looking at the appro the dublin interchange and dublin grade. westbound taillights moving smoothly. we will talk what will affect folks in the altamonte pass. >>> and good mornin

, doo, just dance. dance plays] [applause] [applause] >> don't go away because you have a lot to do tonight. you stay right there. [cheering and applause] >> each year, we give one to -- tulane university president's medal to an extra ordinary person. someone who does three things, one of them is, they speak at our commencement. number two, they have a distinguished career, someone who we admire and i something to teach us, as you taught us today. and third, someone who has done something extraordinary for the city of new orleans. metal havers of this been ambassador lindsay boggs, brian williams, marian wright edelman, walter isaacson [laughter] and to not harry connick jr.. not harry connick jr.. orleaniansna, new needed help, and ellen was quick to tell the world that new orleans was her city, too. raised her world, ellen more than millions of dollars for the city and the citizens. she raised the consciousness of an entire country, and she has since used her pulpit to put a human face on the sufferin

. ♪ baby shark, doo, doo, doo, baby shark ♪ >> so marcus and i are dancing, but kari has a very straighte. it looks like she heard it a billion times. >> the song has been around for a while. but it blew up this year, charting on the billboard top 100. dance video that you're watching here has 3 billion views on youtube. the fully immersive will be across 100 cities. tour dates and locations next month. the concert starts in october. >> you know, i think when you don't have kids in the house, you can dance. >> for five seconds. >> kari, you have little ones in the house who probably love this song, i'm guessing. >> i don't know what it is about it. again. in the background, you're like, oh, my gosh. >> so no concert tour for you. >> no. i don't want to hear it any more. temperatures in the 50s. it feels nice and refreshing. we will have a beautiful day. concord, reaching into the low 80s this afternoon. it will be a great day to get outside. we'll hit the high temperature right at about 3:00. and there will be a breeze to go along with it. much cooler temperatures at at&t -- or rather or

temptations, or the four tops, that had kind of groups -- guys that would stand on corners and sing and doo wop kind of groups and he would look for enemy in particular, and he one-by-one started signing artists. then motown is catching on now with white audiences, african-american audiences, all over the country, and everyone knows this is coming from detroit. i mean, quite frankly puts it on the map. after motown and motown still happening, then the sound becomes sort of what some people now refer to as the origin of actually punk music, with the mc5, the detroit's kids from factory workers, downriver, and they start to tear the music or, let's say, deconstruct the music. ♪ and at that point with mc5 and guy and she stooges which were called the psych delis stooges, detroit becomes the epicenter of that kind of music, and a period of time everybody wanted to sign a detroit group. now, thinking back to mow to barry was all over that and he signed everybody, but back then record companies were flooding into town after the mc5 were signed to electra, as was the stooges, and they all wanted,

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. >> part of expecting our managers to do better, expecting slantexpectingconsultants to doo provide better service, we have to apply that to the board. is that the only item left to discuss in. >> public comment on the executive director's report. excuse me. move to go to the order, individual members have any comments they would like to make? >> i have a couple. i do. >> it's interesting because i've been to several meetings and things and people ask me about the contribution rates and i show it to them and they're astounded and they're mostly astounded by looking from 1997 to 2005. and it kind of says it all and i think this chart would be good on our website, on an evergreen and updated so it's readily available to us. and it's very eye-opening. the other thing is the, this was in bigger letters so i printed it up and it's great for the members. and especially for the organizations. they look at it and they can -- it's something that gives them information and it's really good. so that's the type of things that i'm looking for when i say there's stuff that's on our website that t

>> i doo sidecided to hold a fund-raiser for the family.ith hesitation because see didn't want to be greedy, she's look i know the heat is unbearable there and she could really use solar panels. so i created a fund-raiser and enough money to get solar panels, get fans, get a cooler, a small fridge for her even. solar panels are being installed next week and i'm going back to visit her and helpfully stay for a couple weeks this fall/wintertime. >> thank you, rosie. you have a great heart. >> thank you. >> all those amazing videos you see -- she's been going to the cougar national park for about 40 years. it's purely by random chance you see something like this. >> i had my camera running but i almost forgot how to use it. it was one of those oh my god, look, when you go from zero to a thousand. >> which one of you all wants to be lunch today? >> she was surprised because while the impalla were by the water drinking, they weren't doing anything! >> this is when she thinks, okay, we're going to see some of that big action you wait for. >> but

. ♪ [ music ] ♪ baby shark do, doo, doo >> there you go. it's going to get stuck in your head now.. the song has topped the bild board charts. now, involving cartoon characters from that video. nickelodeon did not announce when that series will premiere. i will know sal has little kids. ready? baby shark ♪ >> you know me and barney. oh, boy. >> oh, yeah. the barney song. >> i'm going to start humming that. >> this replaces barney. >> i love you, you love me. i never got tired of it. i survived. >> all right. people with small kids. you can stand down now. >> go out and take a look at highway 24 now. westbound. if you're getting on the road. it's getting a little crowded. it's moving, though. a lot of people with you. but it's still moving along into orinda and over into oakland. so nothing to worry about, except it is getting more and more crowded by the moment. when you get to the bay bridge. it's okay. it's taken about oh, 30 minutes or so to drive from the carquinez bridge to the maze. this is a look at 880 in front of oracle. you can see traffic is moving well. southbound 680 h

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. >> some players, including a catcher chad noble, tried to yang open the doo as they looked for help. after a little while though the door was opere theyike shaking it, like -- >> come on, wrigley. >> then back to business. he is like, i got it, i'm coming, i got you, and voila. voila, as they say in france. >> voila. >> there you go. >>> all right. here is something that you don't want to wake up to. a montana family was greeted by ry unwelcome but i say cute and very, ve dangerous guest. >> i wou n sayot cute because it was a black bear. >> you be the judge. >> it hsome tw got inhe home. it got inside. once inside the bear burglar startedmipping the r apart. then he got a little tired and he just started to take a nap on the top shelf of a >> this guy, of course, to the rescue armed with a tranquilizew gun. dlife officials removed the bears, posed for a photo and returned the bear into the wildlife. you're right. they are so close toha t bear. what if he like got out? >> huh-uh. i am not opening that door. >>> let's op up the window and take a look outside. this is our front lawn i

. >>> but a doo drive nearby might be worth it i'll have a look they lake though forecast yes still know and a live rook at the golden gate. we'll talk about the daytime highs for sunday and the a look at the fourth of july weekend. coming up. >>> a toddler in san diego has died, it appears a visit to the county fair to blame. three other children have gotten sick. chris pallone has more. >> health officials in san diego county, california, say a 2-year-old boy died monday after being sick several days. the cause complications from an e. coli infection. >> last night around 7:30 we were notified of a fourth case. also informed that a young child had passed away. >> three other children ages 9 to 13 have also been sickened by the bacteria. officials say all four visited the san diego county fair between june 8th and june 15th. and all visited animal exhibits, a petting zoo or other contact with livestock at the fair. >> although no specific animal activity implicated at this time in an abundance of caution the petting zoo has been closed and pu has been restricted until the fair closes. >

in germany and not only anywhere else the green party is is addressing so i think we do have a deep doo white in society sort of you know what the difference between a somewhere and anywhere and that's a way short term senator serving the person who can't was well educated to come live everywhere around the world who is mo by island who is quite open to any forms of living on the social state some things like that some well people who are in most time live live on the countryside afa job have a family and want to stay there they want to stay somewhere around have their home somewhere so and then millions of somebody else living in germany and they are not as attracted by the green party as the anywhere else and i think that this is 11 problem the other one is that the society is divided even in germany and in a divided society you won't find political parties which cover the whole of the whole electorate maxie you say in the quota that's up for the show the greens must choose between purity and bret's tell me a little bit more about that because we've seen how the greens have been tryin

i doo t think there's going be an antitrust trial for any of the companies but what might happen is whatappened with they eventually settled with microsoft but in the time that they fought mi years in the late 90s and 2000s it gave breath to yahoo and the younger services that microsoft may have tried to strangle but they had to deal with the government and that gavehem the breath to get through. >> what about breaking up the presidential candidates like warren is calling for that. >> you can answer this, katherine, to gohe after companies yes i would love to see youtube have a spotlight shownn it becau alphabet hides it under google and says it's advertising. no, google is one of the most important things and kids are addicted to youtube. we need more light shown on that. we need to know more about that property but google just hides it within everything else. >> youur put yaw lessons on youtube when there's a power outage or another situation where you can't actually teach them in class. >> yeah. so last year when we had the terrible fires and the campfire, and we all hadb ter pollutio

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should i present the candidate leader, first eliminate any candidate for as the first episode of scooby doout mayor pete castro, o'rourke and yang. what does that leave, then we eliminate anyone who still uses a library card. sorry about that burning. >> like i said that's what i want for my family. , i am not a person of color, eye medicines and. >> was there any benefit to that? >> no,. >> like the original rachel gopal,. [laughter] [applause] >> that did not go well so she is done, get rid of her. if you're born during a full moon gone, as ryan mary, if you went to law school, sia. so without all those guys, all that's left is john hicken looper whose name can be spelled and rearranged to say cheek, porn, oil. he is the candidate. [cheering] any thoughts on these candidates, anybody like or dislike? this is a stage where they say who is interested. so that's where you look like whose interesting, we want to see diversity intuitively knew, ideas were not her before and after the growth of the process, they say it was a white person but from her will try that again. i want to note why de b

that man burst through the dar doo are and hid in his bedroom and he was looking for electronics to stealhen the boy jumped into action. >> he took the phone and he dropped it. that's when i picked up my machete and hit him in the back of the head. if i didn't do anything, he could have taken me with him and done anything. >> police later arrested the suspect after he showed up at a hospital. >> a retired navy s.e.a.l. celebrates the 50th anniversary of nasa's lunar landing mission and the role he played in one of america's most historic moments. he was part of a recovery team who was first to set food on the moon. he landed in the pacific ocean about 900 miles southwest of hawaii on july 24th, 1969. >> that was the first man in the water. i looked in the hatch window to see if the astronauts were okay. they gave me a thumbs up. that was a pretty momentous experience for anybody and to be a part of history, it was a very exciting moment for someone as young as i was. >> he was 20 years old at the time and recounted about he and others helped the uss hornet, now a museum, pull the capsule

reported that she didn't have one dollar to her name by the time she arrived in the united states but they doo it because they know they are going to come here and when looking at a u.s. wage every day it's a sparkle economic decision to make. until congress acts it's going continue. >> tucker: it's going to overwhelm our country and change ourom country completely and our viewers should know that. thank you. every year an increasing number of transgender athletes enter women's athletics. we'll talk to one of them after the break. asylum. >> tucker: even as he faces decades in prison for defrauding his open clients the creepy porn lawyer has opened up a new feud. he is an energetic character. you've got to give him credit forr that. this time it's alissa millano. she is wrong on basically every issue but she was right that one time cpl said nothing in response. turned the other cheek and pursuing a new healthier path in life. no. that would be a wise idea but that is not what happened. instead cpl broaded for seven months and then today tweeted about millano -- >> tucker: well, cpl is a lot of

otherhe people serve the country which is more important than surviving and to be what you needed to doo so instead of being male privilege so out of that came the toxicity so now the first time in history we have two problems. the old sense of purpose that is bad news and good news. it gives boys an opportunity for a new sense of purpose as we have always had to be so this is an enormous opportunity to be directed to be a role model that is also channeled destructively instead of constructively. almostha all mass shooters are dad deprived boys so are the prisoners in a small percentage of isis recruits that are girls are dad deprived girls. more than any other single cause was lack of data. >> with the research from those that study isis recruits on the mass shooters with the research that i did myself but the governor offo california and with the imprint of masculinity to be put onto a boy. with that dad style parenting and mom style parenting are very different. and that creates a bond. and with end of verse one - - roughhousing. and then doesn't do it well. then to say sorry no more

on your career which is still flourishing so there are many stories yet to talk you do write t yoo dooigg journalists who care about the future of our profession, both the vocational piece of it and this next piece of the. do you think that your career is available to other people? if you were starting today, but you do with the same way, would be available to you in the same way that you have experienced or has it changed so much that it y would be fundamentally different? >> guest: the business has changed so much that it would be fundamentally different in ways i probably can't appreciate as you alluded to earlier there were three television networks coming up. now i tell people are never been more places to work which is true. it's a level of distribution we don't get the paper thrown on the doorstep anymore. we are watching cnyou're watchif day that we found so that is where their evolution is. it's not in the content. some people make the mistake of thinking well it's changed so that means all the rules have changed. not so. in content we ask is it right, is it fair? it doesn't m

. >> zippity doo dah. >> tucker: you are in negative numbers but you are a positive person and that'smatters. jesse watters, congratulations. >> i'm a good sport. >> tucker: quickly, did you know it was a haboob? >> i had no idea. >> tucker: i'm not even sure it's real. thank you both. that's it for this week's final exam. pay attention to the news each week. tune in thursdays to see if you can beat our experts. we'll be right back. ♪ >> tucker: bernie sanders and alexander acadia cortez are making socialism mainstream in the democratic party all of a sudden. some democrats want full communism right now. in the city of denver, a woman just wanted to sit on the city council. she said her agenda is community ownership of land, labor, and distribution of resources. that is, in a word, communism. she says she is willing to bring about, quote, by any means necessary. it's possible she has no idea what she's talking about, but you don't really know. communists have been very literal in the past. she asked 50 million dead russian and chinese. to find out what exactly she meant, we follow her

people around the world looking at that 4-month-old baby and others, saying what kind of people are dooth here? in many ways to double down on this immoral barbaric policy. it is something that will affect us in terms of global politics. if democratic candidates don't stand up, we need to say this is immoral. we need a policy. nobody is satisfying open up the doors. but we need a process that is fair and we should in no way, shape or form participate in taking children from their parents. ? i appreciate your vigor and we know that there are more than 13,000 children because of trump's policy. thank you. you can always catch the rev on politics nation. and a programming note on monday, the art wist the new camp america video will be here for an exclusive, explaining his work in that immigration song. we have a lot more in the show. the draft lottery is in. you will see the match-ups. all that coming up tonight. beep goes off ] now that you have new dr. scholl's massaging gel advanced insoles with softer, bouncier gel waves, you'll move over 10% more than before. dr. scholl's. born to mov

doo i got to do this on thursday last week. got to host a pride ent for the department of justice. >> wow! >> look how official i look in fronts of a podium! >> do you! >> eagle there. the bureau of prisons invited me to talk at their pride month event. a lot of us don't know that is a ting. t is almost 80,000 government employees they are in charge of taking care of 180,000 federal prisoners, not just lock them up but how to take care of them and make sure they get the mental health they need and they get proper diet and education. 95% of federal prisonersare released back so it's important to make sure they are taken good care of mentally and physically so they b.e doing a great jo thank you for inviting me down there on thursday of last week. >>> right now so nice outside this orning. youed to get out and enjoy. . extra time outside this morning because these mfy mornings are about ready to be a thing of the past. forecast today dry weather the first half of the day. an increasing chance for thunderstorms later on in the day

but also i think the big challenge is to figure out how to doo you contextualize monuments? in museums and wouldn't that put them in context because then you explain them? >> i think that's the most important thing to do is if you put them in museums or create parks. in budapest they've put a lot of the soviet statues together and people understand you're not destroying them because they have shaped the waw you are, but now by contextualizinging whether in museums or parks, people understand what the limits of memorials are and help people understand the real history, not a slanted history. >> when people say when american history is taught, it's often white american history and not black american history. is that the role of the smithsonian to correct that? >> it is important to be conversive with the best scholarship and it says to understand american history. so for me, what i try to do is not tell sort of a separate story but to say that the african-american experience is the quintessential american story. if you want to understand our notions of >>> the mujortd of oamer

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well, as scooby doo used to say, roh-roh!er solemn assurance to her audience was undercut by the president himself who just minutes before actually admitted, he held up the ceremony because of the fox interview. as the old saying goes, congratulations. you played yourself. >> some of you may have heard or read that president trump supposedly held up the entire d-day ceremony in order to do this interview with me. that is patently false. fake news. >> these people are so amazing. what they don't realize is that i'm holding them up because of this interview but that's because it's you. >> because of this interview. you just witnessed a fox news anchor being fact checked on her own show by the president. a source her viewers may find credible which doesn't mean that truchb was often credible on this trip considering he took the brazen step of trying to deny the protests against his visit despite the video and the crowds. >> even coming over today. there were thousands of people cheering. and then i heard there were protests. whe

. >> but she -- you know, at one point, kids were talking about "scooby-doo," and i said, "oh d you wantweird. [ lighughter ] so, no >> seth: what did she find weird about it just - >> i don't know. >> seth: that a dog was a detective? >> i didn't go into it i was like, oh phew, she doesn't want to see itt but then, you know, e did once see a commercial for "green book," because there was a lot of commercials running and i have an accent she was like, "mommy, your voice. [ laughter ] so sometimes when i read her a lores' voice for herlike, >> seth: oh, that's really great. i like that, that she just was very impressed with your skills as an actor. >> yeah. >> seth: your ability change form >> that's all that matters, is to get her approval. i make her watch everything, give me notes. >> seth: and was it -- i guess she's seven, and when you did "mad men," that was another sort of top secret -az >> that was crtop secret, yes. >> seth: but being top secret for "mad men" was maybe even a little bit harder than the avengersbecause you had to have, just playing the role, you had to be like an

aunt gertrude she barely knew and the judge fired the one person she knew and needed hern nanny called doo she was my lifeline. >> as a teenager, she tried to avoid the spotlight but she was followed everywhere. she was determined to make something of her life and make a name for herself and find the love and family she so desperately craved. at 17 against her aunt's wishes, she got married. she knew it was a mistake from get-go. >> hollywood actor agent is 32. >> he was described as a hollywood agent. was he an agent? >> maybe at one point he was. he had been married to talma todd who is a well-known actress and she died under mysterious circumstances. there were rumors around maybe he had killed her, you know. >> wait a minute. [ laughter ] >> wait a minute. so you got married to a guy there were rumors he killed his former wife? >> yes, yes. >> did that not seem to give you pause? >> i thought all he needs is me, you know, to -- [ laughter ] >> oh, god. >> sweet heart, i was only 17. >> okay. i know. >> at 21 she married again and had two sons with the legendary conductor. >> this is wh

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and may be had singing group, the temptations or the guys that would stand on corners and sing and doo-wopok for them particular. one by one he started signing these artists. then motown is really catching audiences,te african-american audiences all over the country. it is all coming from detroit, which puts it on the map. >> ♪ love don't come easy its a game of give-and-take ♪ m.l.: after motown the sound comes to what some refer to as the origins of punk music, with dmc 5. they start to deconstruct the music. ♪ m.l.: at that point with the mc iggy and the stooges, originally called the psychedelic stooges, detroit becomes the epicenter of that kind of music. of time everyone wants to sign a detroit group. think back to motown. over that and signed everybody. back then record companies were flooding into town after the mc5 were signed, as were the stooges. they all wanted their britney spears or whatever. they came here looking for the next mc5. a lot of bands were signed to major labels. a lot of groups came to the surface and then things started to change. >> ♪ are you ready to throw do

temptations, or the four tops, that had kind of groups -- guys that would stand on corners and sing and doo groups and he would look for enemy in particular, and he one-by-one started signing artists. then motown is catching on now with white audiences, african-american audiences, all over the country, and everyone knows this is coming from detroit. i mean, quite frankly puts it on the map. ♪ he said've don't come easy ♪ it's a game of give and take >> after motown and motown still happening, then the sound becomes sort of what some people now refer to as the origin of actually punk music, with the mc5, the detroit's kids from factory workers, downriver, and they start to tear the music or, let's say, deconstruct the music. ♪ ♪ >> and at that point with mc5 and guy and she stooges which were called the psych delis stooges, detroit becomes the epicenter of that kind of music, and a period of time everybody wanted to sign a detroit group. now, thinking back to mow to barry was all over that and he signed everybody, but back then record companies were flooding into town after the mc5 were sign

what are the commanders -- what does the secretary of defense believe we would do doo do with the low yield nuclear that we don't do with ig anything else pms you should know that process in a classified session you would know what should we do process if i'm bans in as a option shouldn't i know what this option is tp this is our families, our country, the basis of us having an adversary who is attacking us. you'd want to know about szapa zd ut audio want to know about what russia just did in nuclear weapon kerss. you'd want to know about the discussion the tacticing versus strategic what does that mean. >> for this weapon it's unclear because tactical and strategic can mean small nukes or big nukes. long distant or short distance. typically when we think of tactic willing we mean small and short. these are not small and short. that's the same distance as the ones in this submarine. we've made them small. so if and again in a classified setting we'd stooul ask somebody, what would happen if they nuked our aircraft carrier? do we take ou moscow? or do we take out a group of the battle

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component parts into areas of the world so we can help mitigate the cost to consumers if these tar wiffs doostr. >> does that mean we can deal with it if we see the next leg of tariffs go through on $300 billion of imports >> it does from a car seat standpoint, absolutely, so we're prepared for that on the stroller side, we think that's a more difficult challenge. the infrastructure to put it in place in the americas or mexico even is very capital-intensive the payback really isn't there it would take quite a bit of time to get that up and running. we're asking for some relief on strollers. we're saying if you go ahead with the tariffs on car seats, we'll be able to support the american consumer and keep the increase to be very minimal. >> why are so many baby products made in china? >> well, obviously there's a tremendous labor advantage and historically, that has been the principal reason >> i mean, i wonder if we would see -- if we would see higher prices if you had to, say, move some of that manufacturing to vietnam. is that even possible, where carl is? >> yeah, it's interesting, i've b