it's boredered by west oxford, stewart and sharswood street. dust zone residents don't have to evacuate but can't leave their homes until the all clear is given. "nbc 10's" matt delucia right in the middle of the action. matt, what's the mood in the neighborhood when it comes to these changes? >> reporter: rosemary, just over two hours, right there. those are the two buildings that will be coming down. 18 story building the fixture here in north philadelphia. a lot of work has gone into making sure this is done right. two years of planning. former tenants were out here capturing their final men ris with pictures. the blumburg apartments have been a staple for 49 years. expected to fall in a matter of 10 seconds. the philadelphia housing authority president tells us the towers became magnets for crime and an icon of public housing stigma. what about the people who lived here? they have been relocated within the past year to other housing authority locations. in their place the implosion will make way for a city wide plan to add more low rise tow

terror attacks that shook europe to the core and raises broad questions about open boreders, safety abroad, and safety here at home as well. ian brimmer is the president of the you're rare sha group. michael owe han lan, senior policy fellow at the brookings institution. thank you for being here. ian, this weekend is huge for travel. the state department put out these warnings for americans planning to travel abroad. should we feel safe traveling in europe? >> sure. i don't think we should allow this to affect our lives. but there's no question that the concerns about terror in europe ar lot lornlger than they were before. i would say if i was talking to students, friends, family, i'd be more concerned about turkey, istanbul, with tourist there's, than other places. as far as western europe, no, i still would say no. >> why turkey? we have heard recent attacks there as well. >> it's going to be really hard for president erdogan to maintain control locally. the attacks have expanded from beyond kurdish areas, now getting into ankara, istanbul, and targeting tourist areas. i suspect that's g

they added an event in youngstown, ohio, near the boreder with pennsylvania. a lot of rust belt workers there. a lot of economically disenfranchised workers in that area. those folks are ripe for the picking for donald trump. he wants it make sure those folks don't drift over to john kasich's camp. while we are talking about the security posture when it comes to protecting donald trump, the candidate, he is worried about securing what he might be able to do on tuesday. that is sweep all of these states that are up for grabs. doesn't look like he will do it here in ohio or at least it is very, very close here. so donald trump making moves potentially to make that happen if he can here in the state of ohio, fred rericka. >> thank you. we have heard from donald trump who said, nobody's been injured at any of these events. he's got security in place. is he down playing the severity of the incidents? >> i this i so. the pictures tell a thousand words. the clash between the protesters, fighting, police officer bloodied, pepper spray in kansas city, missouri. earlier

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is already a free trade area in the european land mass stretching from portugal to turkey to the boreders of russia. it's absolutely nonsensical to try to pretend that britain is going to be a british -- get back to my point. it is not britain country that trades. it's british people, companies, funds. they will continue to trade, more than ever before, with countries, with people, with partners on the continent of europe. and i think so it is -- don't forget, 70% of our non-eu trade is done without any trade deals without. >> we may well trade, however, whether we have a trade agreement and whether we have tariffs and other nontariff bear -- >> why would they -- >> order, order. you have to stop interpreting. >> sorry. forgive me. >> if i say so, when you answer questions, it would help if you try to address the question that was asked, even if -- >> i think i demolished all the questions that was asked. >> not the one you would like to hear or have asked. whoa make up our minds. >> forgive me. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i pick on canada because it's the country you cited as a