booker. thank you. [end of translation] [applause] >> hi. my name is erica, and i have a really long story. i have five kids. my oldest son is 29, and they've all attended a unified school district. my oldest son had a lot of learning disabilities. i have two other kids, and unfortunately, you know, they're still failing my youngest that is in the 7th is going to be in the 7th grade, and in the meantime, i have to use all my resources. i have a husband that has a brain injury. i have physical disabilities myself, and i'm constantly using the resources that i have to constantly make sure that she gets whatever little support that she gets because i'm just tired of of my kid -- my children, you know, not getting the support that they need. and so i'm here to support and i want to be able to have an option for my last kid that's in school to be able to attend the mariel booker that has a lot of promises. i look forward to her attending this school because i think, you know, i'm tired of blaming

senator booker will be here in just a moment to make a case on that point. in terms of how long this is a live issue and how long this is going to go on. the president told reporters that he'll start to meet candidates this weekend. he's going meet with supreme court nominees, potential nominees. he expects to make the announcement who he's going to pick in a week and a half which is really fast and why the rush? to the extent of the counsel's investigation, well, we got a bunch more news today about the pace at which all of these legal proceedings are unfolding. >> mike flynn pled guilty last year in december. today the prosecutors in the flynn's case and flynn's defense lawyer says in a joint filing that yet again they are still not ready to wrap up his case. they're still not ready to end the legal proceedings involving michael flynn. his guilty plea and his agreement to cooperate with prosecutors in the investigation, those two things were linked, right? >> guilty plea and the cooperation deal. mike flynn did plea guilty so he's expecting some form of pu

senator booker has begun making a forceful case in the u.s. senate that now that supreme court justice anthony kennedy has announced his retirement from the court, according to senator booker, there are real conflict of interest issues that ought to constrain what happens next here in terms of that supreme court vacancy. no president has ever made an appointment to the u.s. supreme court when he and his campaign were the subject of an ongoing serious fbi counterintelligence investigation. if the president himself ends up personally criminally implicated in that ongoing investigation, which is not an insane prospect. the president's campaign manager is about to go on trial next month in federal court in virginia on multiple serious felony charges. if that case or any of the other ongoing elements of this investigation end up personally criminally implicating the president that will instantly call the into question a whole bunch of legal and constitutional issues that have never been formally settled by the supreme court. can a sit president be

this is something i wanted to ask senator booker about later in the hour. it is one thing to say fight, fight, fight, and voting against a nominee is not hard for democrats. are you saying shut down all senate business? >> what senate business is going on anyway to be honest with you, either in the house or the senate. the republicans are playing hard ball. they're prepared to use this as an election year strategy. democrats need to do the same because it is not just about our party, it is about our nation. i think it is that important. and let us be really clear. i wasn't happy with the strategy in 2016 because i thought it would result in exactly what we have right now. >> what strategy? >> the strategy of basically slow rolling the garland nomination, enabling it to go through. i think it is time for us to really stand on behalf of all our grass roots who are going to be out there and ready to fight, putting public pressure on senator collins and senator murkowski, and the inside game of working with the two senators who claim as she stated that they're

shah calla booker's proposal. engaging with the stairways of yerba buena island and incorporating natural materials and also some interaction with living elements, trees and other things to create unique spaces. and then the piece provisionally recommended by the panel was this piece by sugimoto. it's called the infinity point. the total height of the proposed piece is 66 feet or 20 meters. the lower portion is proposed be in white marble with the other portion in stainless steel. and here, the primary questions from the selection panel that are being investigated, are potential zoning or ffa restrictions on a piece of this height at this location. the plan is to have the visual arts committee have a conversation as their meeting next week. and then provide an update to the steerg committee prior to our june meeting so we could bring recommendations to the board at the june meeting. >> president tsen: ok. so, i'm on the selection committee. let me give a little bit more color and character and detail to there very

booker also spoke out assuring that the travel ban gets a moral moment.t the border and specifically what you mentioned that i think is important and adjacent to the child separation, which is american officials turning people away at ports of entry from asylum. what do you think is happening? >> first of all, you know this calls to the darker chapters of our country where there was a group of -- a famous ship escaping from the holocaust. they came to the u.s. and turned back around where many were killed. they're turned away because we don't have, quote, unquote, the space for them. when i went into mexico to turn around, the mexican official whofls the whofwho was there told me, please don't go into the city, it's very dangerous for guys on foot. here i am from newark. i was already talking to the border patrol about how it doesn't reflect our values. we hear the president calling folks illegals. here are folks showing up ready to go through the legal process of seeking asylum and they're being turned away, often into conditions that aren't hospitable,

but, manu, very, very, very strong reaction from senator cory booker. you're getting reaction from others up on capitol hill as well. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. we are talking to republicans and democrats about this. they're still absorbing the details about this. a lot of them heading into committee hearings as news was breaking. but you're hearing a breakdown along party lines, republicans in large part so far very supportive of this decision, including senator john cornyn, who just moments ago told me this is not a muslim ban, much different than what cory booker said, this is what senator cornyn said earlier. >> are you concerned about the message this may send to the rest of the world, particularly the muslim world? >> i tell you, this is part of the never trump resistance to mischaracterize this as being a muslim ban. this is not a muslim ban. not anything that president obama didn't do when he was president. so i'm not surprised the supreme court ruled the way they did. >> his rhetoric has been much more strident to muslims, that rhetoric c

thank you, senator cory booker from new jersey for joining us from texas today.ppreciate it very much. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up next, secretary of defense, our nbc news exclusive reporting on how james mattis is being kept out of the loop on foreign policy decisions. and sa, brought to life in one coat. whatever your home may hand you, behr through it, in one coat. behr marquee, #1 rated interior paint. guaranteed in 1,000 plus colors. find it exclusively at the home depot. hnew litter?lled this no. nobody has! it's unscented! (vo) new tidy cats free & clean unscented. powerful odor control with activated charcoal. free of dyes. free of fragrances. tidy cats free & clean. when no scents makes sense. >>> according to new exclusive reporting from nbc's carol lee, president trump has increasingly iced out defense secretary james mattis f critical national security issues, making snap decisions that have left mattis scrambling to keep up. the defense secretary has been out of the loop on decisions, including the creation of a sixth military branch for op

>> oh my. >> cory booker, stabbed me. i was like, "cory booker." oh my god, cory!one, was that the hbo one? >> oh, my god, yeah, like 20 years ago. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i love that one, the one with farley. >> that was -- yeah. tre was a a netflix. >> yeah, pre-netflix. >> jimmy: pre-netflix. that was the original netflix. hbo. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> yeah, that's true. >> jimmy: yeah. but farley was in it. >> farley came on in the middle of the show. actually -- >> scary. >> when i did my hbo special a a long time ago, farley -- i would sing a haunted song. >> jimmy: yes. >> and then every night on tour, a different guy would come out and run out and pretend to be the mad man who lives in the house. and so i was doing the show in chicago. farley goes, "hey, can i be the guy?" i said "yeah, yeah. most -- just so you know, a lot of times the guys come out in their underwear." and he goes, "oh. well, my manager told me i shouldn't do that." [ laughter ] and i said, "okay, you don't have to." he goes, "yeah, he said that i've got to change my --", i swear to god,

i attends booker t. washington community service center. i also worked for booker t. washington for 18 years, so i am very familiar with the revolution food. they complain about it all the time. they may take the apple, they may take the carrots, but they get the same thing every week. i do see they're trying to introduce two new foods every month. i just want to know where is the kids input into the meals that they're preparing for the kids and who's tasting the meals because they turn it down. i want to know who's doing the data or the research in regards to who's throwing away the food, so how do you know if they're really eating the food. they're calculating them through the line, they're dropping it in the box, and it's counted fore. it's counted because they're dropping it into a box, but it's not saying who actually ate the food. you're not supposed to take it off-site, but you're not supposed to. when they're saying oh, i'm taking it home, that's because they don't have feed or they're trying to take it home because they want a snack or maybe the apple and the

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cory booker is saying we have some lever to pull, but now it's a majority vote. hard to say what those are, how long they could string this out. you only need 51 votes, so when they say they can hold this off, can they? >> senator mcconnell, not only did he block garland, which worked out effectively, but got rid of the fill bustibuster. you only need 51 votes. this is unlike the past. but i think he's done something smart here and that's been a break for him. he's going to put the ten democratic senators who are essentially in reddish states in a box. they've got to decide -- coming up to the midterms, they're going to be forced to choose between supporting the trump nominee, which will be popular with a base, but very, very unpopular with their base. or they go gens it and they get all the trump voerts out and all aroused. everybody assumed the energy was going fob to be on the democratic side now the right. >> it could have shifted and this could do that. just the bottom line is what makes you confident this is not a moment as which roe v wade is up for debate

booker: thank you very much. mr. president, i rise today to speak about the humanitarian crisis we're

when we come back, senator cory booker joins me. he says he's gearing up for a fight when it comes to the president's supreme court pick a and he says the president's nominee shouldn't be considered until the mueller investigation is over. about living joyfully. ♪ hello. the new united explorer card hooks me up. getting more for getting away. rewarded! going new places and tasting new flavors. rewarded! traveling lighter. rewarded! (haha) getting settled. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com and get... rewarded! >> cory booker is with us. at least five dead in the annapolis shooting. terrible day in the news room. we are shocked, but it's not surprising unless we do something about either mental health or guns or something that's going on in society. what are you thoughts? >> well, first of all, i grieve for the families. and, you know, i live in a community that has lots of shootings. this year i've had a young man killed with an assault weapon on the block i live on. and the way this is being foralizforal i -- normalized in

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pete, to talk about cory booker's point there, and this is something that was echoed by the justice who wrote in a dissent based on the evidence in the case that she says a reasonable observer would conclude the proclamation was motivate i did anti-muslim animus. so the dissenters seem to be reflecting what you're hearing now from, for example, the democrats. but the court overall, justice roberts, kennedy, and others are saying this was based on national security. >> reporter: so what the justice says in her dissent is that the majority completely sets aside the president's charged statements about muslims as irrelevant. that's the view of the dissenters here. now, let me just get a little bit legally nerdy here for a second. >> please do. >> reporter: the courts have long established sort of three levels of review when you look at whether a government action is illegally discriminatory. the toughest one is when you discriminate on the basis of race, it's almost impossible to justify a government action on that basis. here, the lowest level the court says of scrutiny, so-called rationa

their droves asa and are going back in their droves as a point the purchase of the food wholesaler bookeruarter. they have done some trials in cambridge at a big store in bath hill where they use on book understanding to get to smaller businesses. i think we will see them working closer with this in the next few months. they also took the chief executive of booker, charles wilson, who is running the uk business, is a really well—regarded retail player and isa really well—regarded retail player and is a good acquisition for the tesco organisation. outside the uk, performances are slightly less stellar, particularly in central europe, but perhaps tesco is less bothered because they only canned for around 10% of sales. they are bothered to be a competitive business, but the focus has been back on the uk market. there are overseas challenges to address, but it isa overseas challenges to address, but it is a slimmer and more successful tesco we see this morning, getting back to what it is great at, serving the uk population really well every day. and drilling down on their core business, fresh

booker, owned by tesco, is restricting how much beer wholesale customers can buy.e cream to people being short on dry ice. —— pizza. this is how wall street ended the day last night. they are all lower. existing fears of trade tensions continue to dominate. that is it for this edition of asia business report. the top stories this hour: the former gp who was named in an investigation into the early deaths of hundreds of patients at a hospital in hampshire has said she was a hard—working doctor who was doing her best for patients. doctorjane barton, who oversaw the practice of prescribing powerful painkillers without medicaljustification, claimed she was working in a very inadequately—resourced part of the health service. doctor barton's statement has been dismissed by the bereaved families, as our correspondent, duncan kennedy, reports. these are some of those whose lives were cut short during their stay at the gosport hospital, the result of drugs given without medicaljustification. todayjane barton, the doctor who oversaw the prescription system, appeared for the

some cory booker the news. will be some of the choice of the guys go so it will start with i think it will take people a month but it is building back up and i have noticed around the time sort of a coming back it. well if you remember all of this kick started on march fourth when service and yuliya were found on a park bench they were taken to a hospital it was later announced that they had been poisoned by a nerve agent that was dubbed novacek and immediately all hands pointed to russia the british government a few reports said it's highly likely that moscow was behind this they said that only russia would have the operate of means the motive and the a source of being able to get their hands on novacek so they blamed russia immediately they expelled diplomats it became the biggest diplomatic route between russia and britain certainly in decades while that whole time russia for saying it had nothing to do with the attack that you said they would have any motive for doing something like this and have been denyi

and i know you talked to our van jones about this but just legislatively people like cory booker on the left and rand paul have been working among others across party lines to get something down so that this is just not something that a president can do case by case but that things change in an important big way by statute. >> on the alice johnson case, this is in line wit jared kushner and what he's been working on, we're talking about draconian sentencing, she was the first-time offender. even the president's biggest critics would applaud this. you applaud it as well. >> yes. you have to look at it sort of historically. there were sentences that were all disparate. then there were the sentencing guidelines that were put into place which were supposed to normalize them. but they were terribly were unfair for crack versus powder and they were discriminatory in lots of other ways. the supreme court changes that and then it's not sort of made retroactive and there's lots of problems with it. >> i'm listening to you but o puttinghesepictures up. this is the first time we've seen thest

you see cory booker going full venezuela that maybe we should suspend the normal rules ande allow thisvolous complaint who is, by the way, not under criminal investigation, that's false. >> what's false? >> the president is not under criminal investigation. >> he can't be indicted. >> if you want to play by those rules, democrats, think about what happens when you have the white house. do you want frivolous complaints? number two, there is a real human cost, laura, to having a split on the supreme court where there is a vacancy. a lot of cases, death penalty cases don't get herd because there isn't a quorum. >> that's what mitch mcconnell did. >> laura: what michael is getting at, mitch mcconnell didn't move forward on a vote, allowed for gorsuch to go on the court, now we have another opening. he didn't play by the same rule book. we are going to make up rules, i don't know. >> you act like the biden rule is something written into law. r it's something that biden suggested when he was a senator. he said the will of the voters should be heard. the same thing during a presidential elect

reporter: we have a comment from senator cory booker. >> the supreme court decided today is not just wrong, it's dangerous. it makes us less safe and undermines the value of our try. reporter the are seven countries on this list. it's about the vetting process. the white house said they have to improve the vetting process and they can be removed from the list. that is what has been raised today. it's an ongoing thing. the state of hawaii disagrees with this entire thing and the trials will will still continue there, but they have to look at the results that the supreme court came ford with today. charles: these are pictures from foley square where several pro immigration groups gathered to protest the high court's ruling. the author of county russian hoax." , gregg jarrett. and gregg, let me start with you. what stood out for me is chief justice robert saying in the majority opinion the order was squarely within the scope of presidential authority. was that the central issue? >> it was. this was such an easy case for the supreme court to decide. i realize four justices dissented. but

booker. they are grasping at straws to try to stop this was their best chance to stop it would have been with a filibuster but they. that up in 2013 in one of their escalations and power grabs they were responsible for for decades and the chickens are coming home to roost, donald trump is the duly elected president of the united states of america, there is an opening, he will fill it and the names we are seeing as a conservative, the supposed short blisters to me look pretty impressive. >> we have seen the list from before the president was running so conservatives feel they can trust him and know who these judges are, most of them are respected federal judges with impressive resumes and long records. how the democrats go after whoever the nominee and that being if they can't stop it because i don't see procedurally how they can. >> speaking to the points guy was mentioning, there's great anger among democrats that merrick garland was blocked for a year. when you talk about the use of the nuc

we're used to seeing cory booker, histrionics, everything is drama.reer. all of sudden he is against it. because anything that trump does he will be against it. so something he championed, that he has done, all of sudden not for it. he realizes that is a mistake. that is the problem with the other side. if donald trump walked across the hudson river to new jersey, they would say trump can't swim. if he came out for oxygen, they would be against it. they would hold their breath. that is noise. looks like he is auditioning to be a tell van gel it. we get that. we see overdrama and facial expressions in the hearings. this doesn't play well with real people. he think it probably does. he is a terrible actor. brian: democrats are trying to get message across, to find the right one t has been effective before and seems like the president's numbers are going up. >> if you're a democrat what matrix are you running on? are you running on jobs? are you running on the economy? i can't think of a single matrix which their policies proven successful and trump's ha

look at this new jersey so-called sor, president want to be cory booker calling for americans to confront officials. maxine waters has been calling for terms impeachment since almost his first day in office. maxine waters is urging supporters to a cost trump allies wherever they go. this is dangerous. watch. >> you has members of your account cabinet that have been booed out of restaurants. protests taken about their hous house. if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, and a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a riot, and you tell them they are not welcome anymore anywhere. >> sean: naturally, goes associated with president trump are now being targeted by america's viciously angry left-wing out over the country. they are doing it women and children. listen to to what happened to e florida attorney general pam bondi, as she goes to see the mr. rogers movie. take a look. >> three huge guys came up and started probably an inch were my face, screaming at me every word in the book, cursing as loud as they could. so then my trooper came up and my boy

>> what about new jersey senator cory booker? >> why is it so disturbing for me, why am i frankly seething with anger is to mark your assignments in your amnesia is colicity. >> laura: he's very angry. what about massachusetts on her and her elizabeth warren? >> my aunt bea has walked by that picture at least a thousand times and it remarked that her father had a high cheekbones like all of the indians do. >> laura: or joe biden? yes, i said amtrak joe biden who is touring the country on a book tour. >> good to see you. god love you, what i'm i talking about? you cannot go to a 7-eleven or dunkin' donuts unless you have . >> i wish you were in junior high so i could take him behind the gym. and punch him in the mouth. >> laura: i was in the car earlier and i was screaming if you are in a bad mood, watch joe biden on youtube. we've been told that trump uses olent rhetoric, but biden is always ready to punch someone else. rtz is rtey mulling a move into politics. >> it concerns me that so many voices within the democratic party are

booker: thank you very much. mr. president, i rise today to speak about the humanitarian crisis we're facing in our country. it's a moral crisis, a crisis that didn't come about by some natural disaster. it's been manufactured by the actions of the trump administration, the actions of our president. since the past april, over 2,700 children, some of them just infants, have been forcibly separated from their parents. that's about 45 children every single day. these children have been ripped from the arms of their parents. in some cases literally. these children have been imprisoned or deported. and at this very moment, many of these children are being warehoused, some of them put behind what amounts to cages, some of them being covered in thin tin foil-like blankets that we see handed out to marathon runners. i know that these children are experiencing great fear, great trauma, wondering where their parents are, wondering what will happen to them, confused, feeling isolated, alone. they're wondering if they did someth

i actually think that jonathan makes a good point, referencing what cory booker said. i think that's a more legitimate argument than just saying, well, it's an election year. it's not the presidential year so the person choosing the nominee is not going to change so what you're seeing -- that's the flaw, i think, one, in that argument. and two, say what you will about the house, but the senate map is not good for democrats so for these people that are saying, wait until after the election, i think, why? so you can confirm it with a stronger gop majority? because the map for -- in the senat senator dems this year isn't terribly friendly. >> if it goes that way. i have not too much time left. i want to get to the house judiciary committee hearing. the gop ramped up the attacks on rosenstein during the hearing. take a look at this. >> you know, they talk about the mueller investigation. it's really the rosenstein investigation. you amointpointed mueller. >> there's an old saying that justice delayed is justice denied. whatever you got, finish it the hell up. because this

. >> reporter: senator cory booker said he is concerned about the way the trump administration is using its clemency power. it's the second time a celebrity successfully lobbied president trump. >> johnson wasn't treated fairly. >> reporter: last month president trump pardoned jack johnson after an appeal from sylvester stallone. mr. trump is also considering pardonses for two former contestants on the apprentice, rod blagojevich and martha stewart. >> alice johnson was the 7th act of clemency by president trump. the white house is now looking at pardoning dozens of others. >>> a firefighter and two other people were slightly hurt by a wind-fueled fire in contra costa county. the fire is believed to have been started by a candle in a nearby homeless encampment about 5:30 yesterday afternoon. the fire sent up columns of choking black smoke as the flames quickly spread from dry grass into antioch. that prompted the county to issue a health advisory. >> obviously, petroleum products in their rubber tires, oil, hopefully no gasoline, but that's always a possibility, and so that -- the smoke

he also received endorsements in cory booker of new jersey and camelia harris on of washington notah begay. >>> baker campaigned at a rally with latino business owners in jason asberg last night. he is being joinds after announcing that she had dropped fortunate race a few dayso. >>> we're learning more abo the man who jumped the white use bare rer. the whole thing was caught on cell phone video. you can see secret service agents observed from alexandria i miner and havingaw guns dr at one point you can hear miner say to thepr tried. >> hey, you topt see if god is real, and he threw a backpack down at my feet right in front of me, and i kind of looked up, hen he jumped over the beer yiris ran across the street and started climbing the fence in front of the white house. >> miner has been charged with unlawful entry. >>> president trump will meet with republican lawmakers as backsh over his immigration policies intensify. both sides of the aisle. >>> thousands of children have been separated from their parents at border. congress could date action this week. we'll tell you what's on th

there's been other legislation introduced, for example, bernie sanders and corey booker, have legislation to deal with marijuana and the states. how is yours different? >> i think this legislation tries to solve the very unique challenge of a federal state conflict in a way that appreciates the tenth amendment and a federalism approach, this is allowing the states to determine for themselves what they'll do under recreational marijuana or medical marijuana or cbd and oils and anything in this area of the law, this is not a legalization bill. this doesn't change the schedule. this says if a state like massachusetts or colorado decides to legalize, that would be allowed under federal law. if a state like oklahoma doesn't want to do that, nothing changes. the only way this affects anything is if the state's action occurs first. >> dana: senator warren, tell me about your decision to team up with corey gardner on this. you think it would get more support than booker sanders' bill and you think it's something that the white house will support? president president trump would but the attorney g

deeply silly from senator booker. i know they're grasping at straws to try to stop this. the best chance would have been with a filibuster but they blew it up in 2013 in one of the eggs scallation of the power grabs the democrats were responsible for on this front. now the chickens are coming home to roost. the duly elected regulate president of america america there is a name and he will fill it. the names we see as the conservative, the supposed short listers look pretty impressive. >> shannon: we have had it from before. the president was running he started this list so, the conservatives would feel they could trust him. and know who the judges are. most respected federal judges with respected resumes. how do the democrats go after whomever the nominee if they can't stop it. i don't see procedurally how they can. >> procedurally it is difficult. some of the points guy was mentioning, shannon, i think there's great anger among democrats that mayor garland was blocked for a year. when you talk about the use of the nuclear option by senior harry reed the former majority l

jealous has gotten endorsements from other progressive lawmakers including cy booker and kamala harris of california. >>> baker has been neck with him in recently polls. baker campaigned at a rally with latino business owners in garrettersburg tonight. >>> imagine getting stuck here, chopper 4 shows the rail cars that stopped near the topnf the super oller coaster. park crewsad to rescue a number of people. thanks to the viewers who showed these pictures of people safely getting off th w ride. no o hurt and no word tonight from six flags on the status of the ride for tomorrow. >>> tonight police are looking for subpoenotects in a sg on a playground. someone was killed in the middle ofhe afternoon where neighborhood children to me to play. shomari stone reports. ice cream : not even can comfortable this neighborhood on a hot summer evening. >> disappointed because this is a really calm community. >> reporter: maria and her cousin jacqueline sit on their front steps hours after man across the own street near this popular playground. >> it hurs because i fun place to have fun in. someone

. >> senator cory booker says he is concerned about how the president is using his presidency power. >> zach johnson was not treated fairly. >> last month president trump issued a pardon f boxing champion zach johnson and two former contest tanltds on "the apprentice," former illinois governor rod blagojevich and martha stewart. alice johnson was the president's seventh act of clemency. a source tell cbsn the white house is looking at pardoning dozens of people. hena? >> laura podesta in new york. thank you, laura. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll speak with alice johnson and how she plans to spend the rest of her life. >>> this morning rudy giuliani is brushing aside his comments that kim jong-un could scuttle next week's summit. speaking in tel aviv yesterday, the former new york city mayor boasted mr. trump's hard lean calling off the meeting after kim threatened nuclear annihilation of the u.s. forced kim's hand. >> kim jong-un got back on his hands and knees and begged for it, which is exactly the position you want to put him in. >> no reaction from north korea yet. giulia

is running according to plan there's only one point of disagreement with the coaches from germany booker that they were from clear that if i'm say there are no problems with the coaches i have a lot of fun with. the only disagreement is about whether the young people should train mole. things they've done enough he thinks the risk of injury is too high otherwise it's things like that where we sometimes disagree on the. show krueger is an experienced youth coach and knows all the tricks of the trade the way he uses monitor is to record exactly how hard the young footballers are training. but the teams here have no one to compete against they only play against themselves the program is still in its infancy. it's not like you can just say i have an idea let's do it you need to set up the sports medicine part the school has to be said of some point we want to start talking about proper nutrition. i think. the plan is to eventually expand the academy to one thousand young players they still have no tournaments to compete in but a few of the most promising young ones will be sent to argentina