former england captain michael vaughan says... ex—aussie team—mate brad hogg pays tribute... all—time leading run scorer in test cricket sachin tendulkar says... it was a huge moment. i think that is my third now and we are second against england. the second time i got out onjoe route on 200 as well. ——joe got out onjoe route on 200 as well. —— joe root. got out onjoe route on 200 as well. ——joe root. really got out onjoe route on 200 as well. —— joe root. really proud to score a double 100 for australia and put us in the position we are in now. obviously yesterday with the weather and everything like that and then today, we turned up and it was a decent day and it looked —— fairto the was a decent day and it looked —— fair to the play that the way that he played... he got a bit between his teeth and in great form. you got to give him a lot of credit for the way he is playing and scoring the i’ufis way he is playing and scoring the runs he has. northern ireland warmed up for their euro qualifer against germany on monday with a 1—0 win over luxembourg this evening. but the goa

i'm lewis vaughan jones.say they carried out drone attacks on two major oil facilities in saudi arabia, prompting concerns about the global oil supply. african leaders pay their respects at the funeral of robert mugabe, but crowds stay away from the service. a son of 9/11 mastermind 0sama bin laden is confirmed dead in a us counter terror operation. hello, and welcome to world news today. yemen's houthi rebels have claimed responsibility for drone attacks on two major oil facilities in saudi arabia.

alexander vaughan who was an intrepid explore a natural scientists and an ecological visionary through his scientific research the german polymath made a lasting mark in latin america now the 250th anniversary of his birth is being celebrated by international artists at the home bold forum in berlin. alexander von humboldt is celebrated in a projection on the facade of. the universal genius traveled around the globe most famously to latin america his discoveries more than 200 years ago us an important and science politics an art today and teaching for this colombian performance group . alexander from home made a great contribution to human knowledge and to the geography of the americas. because the scientific vision that he defended has become your need for certain knowledge. was. mean to. humboldt was a supreme that waka who felt a time and many branches of the arts and sciences from biology to physics and from botany to politics and he was always interested in exploring new cultures and fresh ways of looking at the well. we all learned that we as humans are more connected to each oth

along with my videographer, michael vaughan. we didt,ay, a was t37 k $11 million, a new security screening center, renovated elevator, and new exterior lights leading all to thisr day the grand opening of the hrshington monument. and a half years, this iconic memorial is open to the american public again andad it's h major renovations, majo security upgrades. >>> it's footbeyal vllew tim t . p in ind,t i as the first time they've actually seen the views >> the reporter: cyniviera and her family traveled all the way from mexico city,to bust je o. the firste. >> the reporter: so you've never o.he t reporter: 5 are you extecid. yes, we are. >> the reportent thins this is a mo to america's first i the reporter: but a man fromh t. >> totally worth ti would have come ili earer, view>> yhe reporter: people yoomeet ireland, fromf m havean tot get in line at the get your ticketsthe ahe kids in town. allisononathan. ats the monday you'll here. let me run down some of them forumbl atios first we prhington. the monument stands 5 1/8 of an i

i'm lewis vaughan jones. drone attacks on saudi oil refineries, playing down claims of responsibility by yemen's houthi—led government. the white house confirms the killing of osama bin laden's son hamza, but won't say when it happened. a state funeral for robert mugabe, but the crowds stay away from the stadium. hello, and welcome to bbc news. us secretary of state mike pompeo says iran is to blame for drone strikes on two saudi oil facilities.

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories... we're gonna get a deal.usly optimistic about a brexit deal as he prepares for his first face—to—face talks with the european union next week. but he's still facing criticism for suspending parliament. why are you not with them in parliament sorting out the mess that you made? get back to parliament and sort it out! meanwhile former british prime minister david cameron, who called the 2016 brexit referendum, accuses mrjohnson of trashing his government. we'll have the latest from westminster. actress felicity huffman is sentenced to 11! days in prison

i'm lewis vaughan jones.o the streets to march for action against climate change. we are young and we are the ones who are going to have to live with this in the future, and we are not the ones who have caused this crisis. also in the programme, president trump dismisses a whistleblower‘s claims that he had improper dealings with a foreign leader. always appropriate. at the highest level, always appropriate. and anything i do, i fight for this country. i fight so strongly for this country. it's just another political hackjob. the woman who claims she was abused by prince andrew speaks out. buckingham palace emphatically denies he had any sexual

. >> she's like, i'm crying at vaughan's!y a sign that things have gone bad at your life. but you're crying. >> the vaughans in the neighborhood is actually really good. >> jimmy: but that makes it worse if you're crying over the vegetables. so you have this going on. >> yes. >> jimmy: how old is your son? >> he's 16 months old. >> jimmy: what's his name? >> ennis. like an old cowboy name. >> jimmy: it's like dennis without the d. >> exactly. >> jimmy: is he named after someone in your family? >> his middle name is howard. we found it online. you know those baby sites where you keep scrolling? we like that. there's also a town in texas named ennis where jesse's from, and there's a town in ireland. >> jimmy: there's a, tennis is a sport i think. i wonder if there is anyone nanlnan named tennis. >> he could be named tennis. >> jimmy: i offer my services to parents of people i know. and i will say, listen, tell me what you are thinking of naming the kid. tell me, and i'll tell you all the horrible things that >> oh, i can help b

vaughan hillyard and ali vitali. all of you are great thank you. >>> tensions with iran plus, a new announcement from the fed, what it means for your money. you are watching all three of us, "velshi & ruhle. >>hy w don't you stick with us please go with that. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. e-commerce deliveries to homes panera's new warm grain full of flavor, color,. full of- woo! full of good. so you can be too. try our new warm grain bowls today. panera. food as it should be. >>> welcome back to "velshi & ruhle. the president announced this morning he's going to name robert o'brien to the post he was vofrinvolved in helping q he's replacing john bolton one of the first issues facing o'brien will be the increasing tensi tensions of iran

it was founded by 2 men from vaughan in 1997 and quickly became a hangout for prelims political elite. that was our look back at the history of the german federal republic from its birth and on all the way to its present home base ember a letter germany's a medical history has taught us a lot about the value and fragility of democracy and about every citizen's duty to contribute to its upkeep here to the next 70 years and to lending more. 'd german voices. the south african gray. in the beethoven fest 29 teams campus project. 2 worlds are united in trying music. just wanna. see the cars of the future and be i am prime for. europe's most important auto show keep pace with the big changes in mobility. this year the carmakers will show off their latest electric models. we'll show you the winners and losers the tops and the flops. try this in 60 minutes on. the fall of the berlin wall becomes before november $989.00. we visit the heroes of eastern europe. we talk to those who began the struggle for freedom and those who showed personal courage told them no good book was going to go no tel

a former captain, michael vaughan, suggests joe root has to find a way to bring energy back into hisng a place down to numberfour in the could mean moving a place down to number four in the batting could mean moving a place down to numberfour in the batting line—up at the current captain himself, joe root, says that when at the oval shows that england have potential going forward. i thought the performance this week was a lot closer to where we want to be as a team, moving forward intricate. i thought we drove the game pretty much the whole time from that first session on day one stop that is very pleasing. joe root sticking at the helm. these are the players that he and the selectors could look to fill in some of those gaps in the batting line—up that we have talked about. all the pope, 21 years old, he will almost certainly go on england's next to new for their next text series —— test series. dominic sibley and zach crawley, they are young players also in contention to bat at the top of the order. but with that core, jofra archer as well has been an impact this series, potentially

former england captain michael vaughan says nothing but aspiration for steve smith, we are witnessingrd steve smith, we are witnessing greatness. pretty hard to argue with that. steve smith did not touch the sandpaper, of course referring to that scandal in south africa, he took the fall for others stupidity and actions. courage & resilience to come back from a year of penance, then concussion, to face pace and hostility & make another ashes century, has to be shown full respect. so let's have a look at the scorecard, then steve smith — eventually out, tojoe root of all people. but not before scoring 211. 0ther wickets have fallen today. those of head, wade, paine, cumimins. paine, the captain, getting a half century.... asjulia as julia eventually asjulia eventually declaring on 497. england have just asjulia eventually declaring on 497. england havejust come into bat, check ep are them. it has been australia's day. certainly steve smith's day. as for england, not looking too clever for them. ultimately for the series. tennis now. serena williams is closing in on a record equalling g

our card testers sit in the elegant vaughan muso version with a gasoline engine which is not produced by montserrat he itself but by far ari and marinello. so how do you like the car. it's nicely done with the actual answer and the instrumentation and the wood. but there's got to be something you don't like it why do i because it's your job and you always do. ok this reliance that might be nice not one over by the placement of the paddle shifters and the other buttons and knobs front and back and all over there too compact and too close together he doesn't like this arrangement. thanks for this drawback the car cuts a fine figure from the driver's seat the materials are high quality and go well together the instrument cluster with its chrome trim looks good too in the middle there is a large screen. still the infotainment display could be more up to date. the combination of ready brown leather and grey fabric is unusual but stylish and just a matter of taste. and terms of engine sound the v 6 twin turbo doesn't come close to its predecessor with a naturally aspirated engine but much r

what actually happens down the pitch europa league participants against the new ball against part of vaughan on paper the wolves with clear favorites unfortunately for the hosts part of born were accurate in their 1st attempt but if there are so who with a fine finish to put behind 2nd half would part of all remain resilient till could the wolves find their way through a packed defense. the hosts needed to start from somewhere and they got it through a moment of croatian bring us a goal of the weekend contender from the break hello this challenge later on caused a fiery end to a sweltering match part of one coach deafened baumgartner was at the center of it all. after 2 defeats in a row cut a bone and their 1st point it's a frustrating afternoon for both teams and. graeme and were also hunting their 1st points against ours for going a fixture which has never ended scoreless. that record remain intact. indeed it was 6 minutes in it was one nil to braman thanks to a cool new year asako finished. a dream start for a team that lost their 1st 2 games but the guests responded almost immediately. r

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: yemen's houthi rebels say they carried out drone attacks on two major oil facilities in saudi arabia, prompting concerns about the global oil supply. african leaders pay their respects at the funeral of robert mugabe, but crowds stay away from the service. a son of 9/11 mastermind osama bin laden is confirmed dead in a us counter terror operation. hello, and welcome to world news today. yemen's houthi rebels have claimed responsibility for drone attacks on two major oil facilities in saudi arabia. the attacks sparked huge fires at the abqaiq plant — the world's largest oil processing facility — as well as an oil field about 100 kilometres away. there are concerns that global oil supplies may be affected with reports saying as much as half of saudi arabia's output could be disrupted. jon donnison has the latest. these were audacious attacks at the heart of the saudi oil industry. the abqaiq processing plant, one of the world's largest, engulfed in flames after apparent

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: protesters around the world take to the streets to march for action against climate change. we are young and we are the ones who are going to have to live with this in the future, and we are not the ones who have caused this crisis. also in the programme, president trump dismisses a whistleblower‘s claims that he had improper dealings with a foreign leader. always appropriate. at the highest level, always appropriate. and anything i do, i fight for this country. i fight so strongly for this country. it's just another political hackjob. the woman who claims she was abused by prince andrew speaks out. buckingham palace emphatically denies he had any sexual contact with her. hello and welcome to world news today. millions of people, including many children, have been taking part in demonstrations around the world, demanding tougher action on climate change. this was the scene in new york, which is the latest city to see another "climate strike" by pupils skipping school

i'm lewis vaughan—jones.ur top stories: saudi arabia says it'll make sure there won't be any shortages, despite the attack on two of its biggest oil facilities police in hong kong fire tear gas and water cannon to disperse pro—democracy protesters. former british prime minister david cameron accuses boris johnson of only backing brexit in order to further his own political career. hello and welcome to world news today. saudi arabia says it's making sure there won't be any shortages after saturday's attacks on its oilfacilities. the drone strikes caused a big drop in saudi oil output, but the authorities in riyadh say they aim to reverse a third of the losses by monday. the european union says the attacks are a real threat to security in the middle east. iran has dismissed us allegations that it was behind the attacks. nina nanji reports. an increasingly bitter war of words between iran and the united states over who is to blame for the attacks on the heart of saudi arabia's economy. the saudis say half of the

i'm lewis vaughan—jones.t be any shortages, despite the attack on two of its biggest oil facilities police in hong kong fire tear gas and water cannon to disperse pro—democracy protesters. former british prime minister david cameron accuses boris johnson of only backing brexit in order to further his own political career. hello and welcome to world news today. saudi arabia says it's making sure there won't be any shortages after saturday's attacks on its oilfacilities.

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories... we're gonna get a deal. britain's borisjohnson says he's cautiously optimistic about a brexit deal as he prepares for his first face—to—face talks with the european union next week. but he's still facing criticism for suspending parliament. why are you not with them in parliament sorting out the mess that you made? get back to parliament and sort it out! meanwhile former british prime minister david cameron, who called the 2016 brexit referendum, accuses mrjohnson of trashing his government. we'll have the latest from westminster. actress felicity huffman is sentenced to m days in prison for her part in the us college admissions scandal. we all know the impact of carbon dioxide emissions on global warming, now the bbc has learnt of the damage being caused by a far more potent gas used in electrical devices. frolicking foxes, naughty penguins, and dancing lions. we reveal the finalists of the comedy wildlife photgraphy awards. hello and welcome to world news today. britain's prime minister boris johnson says

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: the us blames iran for drone attacks on saudi oil refineries, playing down claims of responsibility by yemen's houthi—led government. the white house confirms the killing of osama bin laden‘s son hamza, but won't say when it happened. a state funeral for robert mugabe, but the crowds stay away from the stadium. hello, and welcome to bbc news. us secretary of state mike pompeo says iran is to blame for drone strikes on two saudi oil facilities. he called it "an unprecedented attack on the world's energy supply" and says there's no evidence the attacks came from yemen, even though yemen's houthi rebels claimed responsibility. the attacks caused huge fires, one at the world's largest oil processing facility, and they may have an impact on the global oil market. reports say as much as half of saudi arabia's output could be disrupted. our world affairs correspondent paul adams, reports. audacious attacks on the heart of saudi arabia's economy. the abqaiq oil processing pla

vaughan, i'm going to start with you here. not only have you been talking with supporters and campaign volunteers, you've spoken to several candidates. in general, how are they feeling today? >> reporter: exactly. things started rolling around 2, 3 a.m. this morning, alex. to give you an idea, you've got 19 presidential candidates here. the new hampshire primary is five months away. this is an opportunity. each of them have ten minutes to speak here at the state convention. you have 1400 delegates here in new hampshire from the state party. those are state officials, those are your party activists from all over the state. they all descend here on this saturday and this is their opportunity to not only hear from the candidates but also engage with the field organizers that the campaigns have brought onto the ground. we also caught up with a couple of the dants that met up with those volunteers and organizers as they entered the arena this morning. this is a few of our conversations. >> the last few days is when a lot of voters

to hillary vaughan, were you chasing him there in the hallway?we have been chasing him from office to office as he's been putting a lot of face thyme with lawmakers -- face time with lawmakers today. he finished a meeting with senator josh holly, one of the loudest voices who have been calling for a crackdown against the company for what they see as conservative bias on the platform. holly has called for a third party audit of facebook to prove that they aren't biased against conservatives. right now, though, he is meeting with senator tom cotton, another senator that has been vocal on these issues. he wrapped up earlier today a meeting with senator mike lee. mike lee spokesperson gives us this statement saying that they talked about a lot of issues including antitrust enforcement, data privacy and of course conservative bias. last night zuckerberg spent a lot of time with democratic senators including senator mark warner, but also senator richard blumenthal who has publicly called for the company to be broken up, saying there is no -- there's no

christine darden, dorothy vaughan, and mary jackson. their stories portrayed in the 2016 "hidden figures" film represent the stories of hundreds of women computers, mathematicians and engineers working at the nasa and its precursor organization, the national advisory committee on aeronautics. from the 1930's to the 1970's. in the early days of the space program, women and their talents were critically important, but often overlooked. women were typically not permitted to serve in any visible position or recognized publicly for their contributions. women of color faced additional daily indignity of racial discrimination. in spite of these challenges, to apply chose their considerable talent to achieve what is arguably one of the nation's crowning technological achievements, landing the first humans on the move. the success of the nasa space program was due in large part to their brilliance, hard work and perseverance in the face of adversity. what better example can we hope to give our sons and daughters? this bill will bestow congress'

let's get to hillary vaughan on capitol hill. the acting director of national intel, joseph maguire, fascinating time today on congress. this guy is a real hero, a navy seal. tell us what happened. >> david, late breaking, the president this morning is calling the cia officer that blew the whistle on his phone call with the ukrainian president, a spy. the l.a. times this afternoon up with a story and audio from a private event in new york where the president criticized the whistle-blower for going off second hand information. >> basically that person never saw the call, never saw the call, heard something and decided that he or she -- [inaudible]. i want to know who is the person who gave the whistle-blower information. >> the new york times reports the whistle-blower is a male cia officer who was assigned to the white house, and the top democrat of the house intelligence committee wants to hear from him now. adam schiff saysst the -- says it is time to take the next step and investigate, calling the whistle-blower's complaint a

hillary vaughan has the very latest from capitol hill. hillary?ckerberg spent the past three days in d.c., a lot like a lobbyist would. he wined and dined democrats over a $100 plate meal featuring mushroom crusted icelandic cod. he had a personal face-to-face with the president and private meetings on capitol hill with top republicans and democrats. but after all that, some critics still aren't convinced that facebook doesn't need to face an antitrust investigation. instead house judiciary ranking member leading the antitrust probe says the ceo seems ready to cooperate. the committee has facebook for e-mails from executives related to competition. today collins told reporters after the meeting he's optimistic zuckerberg will cooperate. telling reporters quote i think what he gave us today was some honest discussion. this is something that allows us to get information and i think they are very open to that. convincing lawmakers that a facebook break up would be a bad idea was one thing on zuckerberg's agenda. he also met with house intelligence co

thank you, vaughan. >>> let's talk about the politics of this now because yesterday president trump down played the effect of how lawmakers are approaching the gun control legislation. take a look at this. >> this really hasn't changed anything. we're doing a package and we'll see what it all -- how it comes about. it's coming about right now and people are talking about it. that's irrespective of what happened yesterday in texas. but we're looking at a lot of different things. we're looking at a lot of different bills, ideas, concepts. it's been going on for a long while. background checks. if you look at the last four or five -- going back even five or six or seven years, for the most part as strong as you make your background checks the they would not have stopped any of it. so it's a big problem. it's a mental problem, it's a big problem. >> so following saturday's mass shooting, beto o'rourke led fellow democratic presidential candidates in renewing calls for gun safety reform. >> don't know what the motivation is, do not yet know the firearms that were used or how they acquired the

let's get to hillary vaughan with this ongoing d.c. versus big tech story. hillary?> we just heard from senator josh holly who brought up the project to the bruce hoffman who is testifying before the senate judiciary committee in this digital platform competition hearing and hoffman told holly that information like that, that snap allegedly has on facebook, that they tried to force their hand into selling out and then threatening, basically to use a number of tactics to copy their platform if they don't agree to sell to facebook. that's exactly the information that they are looking for as they are pursuing a number of probes into anticompetition questions surrounding digital tech firms. that's an interesting nugget. we also are waiting to hear from snap ceo evan spiegel who is expecting to take the stage. he might have some remarks or being asked some questions about this project, that they aejedly -- allegedly have on facebook. we also heard from the vp of global affairs say this, quote, but one of the things i find striking is that the only jurisdiction where the d

5-year-old or the 10-year-old who reaches into mommy and daddy's drawer, and soy have m kimmerly vaughan storage act to require the safe storage of firearms and ammunition and to require the proper storage. i believe in the bill of rights. i don't want to take anyone's guns away, but i would appreciate if anyone wants to make mention of that a sensible thing for americans to do. and lastly before my time runs out, and destiny, i have only 35 seconds, but somebody want to say that storage is valuable. is anyone on the record? >> yes, it is. >> anyone else? >> definitely so. >> yes. >> destiny, you would not just say how painful it is as a child to experience gun violence? >> it's painful. it is embarrassing. it's incomparable to anything that i have ever experienced in my life. seeing people dead, seeing and excuse my lane wguage, but brai on a bench outside of baltimore is not something that i would wish on my worst enemy. >> thank you so much. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> mr. swalwell, you are recognized. >> destiny, i want to follow-up and thank you for your advocacy considering what

year-old, the 10-year-old who reaches into mommy or daddy's drawer, under the bed, so i have a kimberly vaughan firearm, another victim of the santa fe shooting, storage act, to require the safe storage of firearms and ammunition and to require investigation in improper storage. i believe in the bill of rights. i don't want to take anyone's guns away. but i appreciate if anyone just wants to make mention of that. that that is a sensible thing to have americans do. and lastly, before my time runs out, destini, if you want to comment at the end, i only have 35 seconds, does someone want to say storage is valuable? anyone on the record? mr. roessler: yes, it is. ms. jackson lee: anyone else? ms. boggs: definitely so. ms. jackson lee: destini, would you say how painful it is as a child to experience gun violence. ms. pilpot: it's painful, it's embarrassing, it's incomparable to anything else i've ever experienced in my life. seeing people that seem, and excuse my language, seeing brains on a bench outside of baltimore, it's not something i would wish on my worst enemy. ms. jackson lee: thank you so

darden, to posthumously award congressional old medals to dorothy vaughan and mary jackson and to award to ressional gold medal honor all of the women who contributed to the success of the national security agency the -- national aeronautics and space administration during the space race. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from guam, mr. san nicolas, and the gentleman from north carolina, mr. mchenry, 20 minutes.ntrol the chair recognizes the gentleman from guam. mr. san nicolas: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and insert remarks extraneous material thereon. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. san nicolas: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. san nicolas: thank you. i rise in strong support of h.r. 1396, the hidden figures congressoinal gold medal act act of 2019. i want to thank the gentlewoman from texas, representative bernice johnson, for her work on this bill, which honors the women mathematicians and hel

vaughan hillyard, thank you for your time. tune in at noon today.it will talk to tulsi gabbard from hawaii. that is at noon today on msnbc. we're just hours away from the largest diplomatic gathering set to take place here in new york. a standoff between the u.s. and iran all over it. everything you need to know about this year's u.n. general assembly after the break. assembk i am royalty of racing, i am the twisting thundercloud. raise your steins to the king of speed. you know, baker, i can help you with -- with that. oh, no, it's fine. thanks, though. a man should cut his own lawn. [ lawnmower engine rattling ] [ engine starts ] i'm working to make connections of a different kind. adp helps canyon ranch [ lplace the right peopleng ] in the right jobs, so employees like dave can achieve what they're working for. red lobster's endless shrimp is back for just $15.99. get all the shrimp you want, any way you want 'em. like new sriracha-honey shrimp, savory grilled teriyaki shrimp, classic shrimp scampi and more! red lobster's endless shrimp is $15.99

alan shearer and michael vaughan was there.come back, two years on the spin! give me a year and to think about it stop thanks very much mate was a brilliant day. —— give me a year to think about it stop thanks very much, it was a brilliant day —— give mea very much, it was a brilliant day —— give me a year to think about it. thanks very much, it was a brilliant day. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, i'm asad ahmad. bbc london has found that, on average, over 3,000 days a year have been lost to strike action on the london underground. figures going back a decade show walkouts on dozens of seperate occasions over issues like ticket office closures, job cuts and the introduction of the night tube. one academic described the london underground as a museum of bad industrial relations. transport for london say there have been significantly fewer strikes under the current mayor, sadiq khan. 24—hou patrols are in place in buildings around a block of flats in south—west london after a major fire yesterda

. >>> vaughan >>> iran is a different place than when i took over.esident iran was a real threat to the entire middle east and maybe beyond. >> oh my lord. >> article one, my man, article one, article 3. you're two. you went there. you didn't take over. when -- willie, it's really -- is it is, seriously, i mean, you got critics that are talking about how you're an autocrat in waiting and you have ordered all companies out of china. you canceled a meeting with a nato ally because they would not be brutalized in seating greenland over to you. not a good look to talk about at the united nations the general assembly week when i took over the united states. >> it's certainly a window once again into the way the president views his administration and his position of leadership. i do -- every time you say that i have to, like, the thing about greenland, it's this parallel universe moment. think about saying five years ago the president canceled a meeting with nato ally because he wouldn't let us buy greenland. it sounds like an onion item but it happened. >