>> boudine is the anchor and they're doing tremendous. i didn't have them in mind because i think they run a good operation and they're maximizing what they can with their facilities. that's why we're here to have a reinvestment and extension and they want to continue to take advantage of it. we do see other surrounding retail businesses in that area that we think could certainly have potential to do better. it's maybe a rising tide in a small boat concept. we have $114 million in sales generated on the wharf, not excluding pier 39 and maritime excursion operators. we think the positive visitor experience translates into real return with people going there. that's the real key to increase the long-term, long-term, strategic investment in this. this is what it makes sense. we don't have an economic formula to apply. >> i understand. when we think about these things, and this is a good example of where we sort of can put some models in place to think about it. no question it's the right thing to do. it's a better visitor experience. it make

was in the grip of a recession the lives of the middle class were being turned upside down months boudin brooks charts the rise and fall of the merchant family between decadence and rash consumerism. months novel was published in one thousand one and is considered one of the earliest examples of modern fiction it was awarded the nobel prize for literature in one thousand twenty nine. thomas might almost none who also wrote many other novels is one of our most important writers his publisher wanted to cut that novel in half luckily month didn't let him. another example is going to cost his famous novel the tin drum told from a child's point of view i not. national socialism and world war two class portrays the german people as a nation of nazi sympathizers who refuse to grow up. the film version of this work drives home this point with vivid images and. this book from one nine hundred fifty nine was the first major novel to deal with germany's nazi past. but people used to think that evil spirits suddenly appeared somehow suggest the german people as that's not how it was it all took plac

however, the russian system is not a well oiled machine, where boudin pushes a button and suddenly the entire thing snaps into motion and is exactly what he had in mind. it operates in a more byzantine fashion, with bureaucracies that are relatively in competition with each other, innovate and improvise, and try to impress their bosses and so on. the expense in terms of concrete tactics played out, it's probably some lit mix of these elements. one thing that's important to note, here, is that it was relatively, we talk about because of the sensitivity, it's needing political sanctions, but it was cheap. we are talking about, based on these indictments, a couple of dozen people operating over the course of, at most, a couple of years. with relatively low budgets by american standards. the effect that is difficult to measure, they achieved, is another thing, it's so easy and cheap and this information to have, to strike back at your adversary, to a certain extent, this kind of thing was that russia was prepared to take more assertive steps in light of its heightened perceptions, as i men

listing arms-control topics for discussion, at the july summit, between president trump and president boudin was leaked to the press. according to the document, putin spoke with president trump about extending new start for five years, and about reaffirming commitment to the inf treaty, can you confirm whether or not putin raised these topics with president trump? >> i cannot, senator. >> can you? >> no, i cannot. >> when you talked about knowledge you had was from the briefing that the ambassador had, you weren't given any instructions with regard to those? >> correct, senator. and there weren't any tasks that came out from the meeting, the ambassador to say these are the things we have to do, going out of the summit? >> i didn't receive any specific. >> what is the status of dod's research and development on conventional ground launched intermediate range missile systems? >> senator, we are continuing to work on the research and development based on the congressional guidance that we received, which we very much appreciate, i believe there has been about $48 million that has been set aside