so far labs in 12 states have received samples as well as research facilities in canada south korea and australia. >> one person is dead eight others hurt after a bus loses control hits several cars and comes to a screeching halt on a pedestrian plaza in chicago. the bus was trying to avoid hitting a car when it smashed into four vehicles and slammed into the plaza at the height of the evening rush. the bus driver was the only person on board at the time. caught on camera the incredible moment a train in florida smashes into a car splitting it down the middle. all three people in the car did survive. somehow the woman in the back seat she was thrown from the car she hit the road cracking her vertebrae. >> the crash the noise, the impact i couldn't hear for seconds or see. i was dazed. when i turned around the car was there. >> the driver of the car was given a $300 ticket for crossing the tracks when the gates were down. >> the investigation of the amtrak derailment now showing there is no mechanical problems. there were none with the train. preliminary findings reveal it may have been

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and three labs in canada south korea and also australia. the pentagon says the samples pose no risk to the general public. but a lot of people a little nervous about that. those are your headlines i'll see you back here. >>> all right. thank you very much. you know the duggar family they've been on this program a number of times. famous for their tv show featuring 19 children. they have been embroiled in a scandal that broke just about a week ago by a tabloid. they decided they wanted to go on the fox news channel. they decided they wanted to talk to megyn kelly. here they are last night in the tv exclusive interview where they defend their son, josh. who when he was a teenager was inappropriate. >> 12 years ago, we went through one of the most darkest times our family has ever gone through. and our son, josh came to us on his own. and he was crying. it was -- >> we were shocked. we were devastated. >> really. >> did it ever pop into your mind we may have legal obligations. >> as parents you're not mandatory reporters. the law allows for pa

we're up to 30 laboratories in 12 states, three countries including canada, south korea and australia and what's happening is after the initial revelation last week, that they were able to grow live anthrax in what was supposed to be an inactive dead sample. they set off alarm bells. they went back to test the source batch to see if the results could be replicate: they could grow this anthrax. they've done three different batches of anthrax that was supposed to be inactivated by radiation going back not just a year ago but almost ten years they've been doing irraid ir radiating the anthrax and now they understand that it can essentially be brought back to life. they really don't know the extent of the problem. the investigation is still going on. >> my goodness, jamie how did this accidental shipment happen? so they have a procedure and what they're looking at, what they suspect may an problem with actual procedure. that is the people who are supposed to be doing this are following the instructions to the letter, but they're learning that despite the fact that they thought this radiat

canada, south korea, and now great britain. it was received in 2007 the details are emerging. those samples have been destroyed we are told and no one became sick. >> after being frozen out of the g 7 summit russian president vladmir putin will instead meet with pope frances today. it is covering the conflicts in the ue canekraine and syria. ukrainian church leaders say he did not condemn russia's takeover of crimea. >> investigators looking at the deadly amtrak train derailment may drop a bombshell report today. the ntsb expected to release the latest findings. they are expected to ask the question was the conductor using a cell phone when the crash happened last month. brandon bassian's lawyer said he only used it to dial 911 after the crash. the derailment killed 8 people. >> temperatures are on their way up all across the east. >> some regions preparing for storms. maria molina is tracking what's ahead. >> reporter: good morning. we are talking about more storms possible across several areas including along the gulf coast across mississippi and alabama could be looking at

canada, spain, south korea -- take a deep breath. these guys are undeterred which makes for good stuff if you cover uber, but it's a fairly aggressive push. guest: it is an amazing story. they have all of these challenges and that means they are growing in so many places. they want to spend, spend spend. there was a great story in portland on how aggressive uber was. that's happening in every country. cory: they wrote the law to make it legal. guest: uber has said no court has told them they need to shut down. being held by french authority -- that looks like that could get you in trouble. cory: when i was a portfolio manager -- i did a lot of math and i created a ghetto uber model. if you figure they have 2 million users and each user uses about once a week -- i know people who either use it many times a day or not at all and cost to ride, i'm just going with $20 which i think is about right. that would give about $2 billion and a means their cut is 406 million. but there's a lot of assumptions and when you look at this, which of my

shipments were also sent to our friends australia, canada and south korea. at least 31 people are being treated for possible exposure. most are dod employees in south korea. so far there are no cases of infection. the pentagon says an investigation is underway to determine the scope of the problem but warns it could expand in the coming days. let's go overseas in the ongoing debate about whether the united states is winning the fight against islamic militants. tone tony lincoln praised american air strikes for killing more than 10,000 isis fighters. they say the comments were not supposed to be made public and the remarks come after the pentagon said body counts were not a important figure. >> this is sort of one fact and figure. this is not the metric by how we judge the effectiveness of the military action. there are a variety of ways to do that and it was the second to last question he got asked. it's certainly not the metric we use to judge success here. >> meanwhile former cia director david petraeus is offering a grim picture of the current u.s. effort

they're looking at labs in canada australia and south korea. there's no indication that this was a deliberate act. at this point it appears that the problem may have stemmed from the failure of the technical process of killing the anthrax samples. >> after you kill the live spores we do spore rilty testing to verify that we killed all of the spors. those steer rilty tests did not detect the presence of live anthrax. we need to know why. >> well the pentagon continues to stress these mistakes do not pose a threat for the general public sflp public. back to you. >>> bombshell new details in the d.c. mansion murders that left the family and their housekeeper dead. police believe the killer or killers broke into the home by kicking in the door leaving behind this shoe print. police now trying to link that print to suspect daron wint or others by matching trade patterns. investigators trying to recover the victim's cell phones stolen from the home. they believe that data could lead to more suspects. they're examining cell phone records of the assist

shipments have also made its way to canada, south korea and australia.l: lawmakers lashing out at the administration for what they say is stonewalling information. my next guest says the administration is living in lala-land. this is jason leopold from your hearing. >> i filed a foia request they refused to comply with my foia aquest necessity said it was too broad. i their yesterday it, they still said it was too broad. recently they said we'll give sow document as long as you promise to never file a foia request again and don't have any others file a foia request. >> how is this legal? >> i don't know but that's what's going on. bill: how is this going on? >> we heard from a number of people outside groups from judicial watch a whole number of people saying this is a pattern of stonewalling. the obama administration, 550,000 times has denied requests for citizens, americans to get information from their government. and it's absolutely totally wrong. we need to change the law. we heard from national media and watchdog groups and across the board. >> the

lab to 51 labs in 17 states and in three countries, australia, canada and south korea. the deputy secretary of defense says he expects the numbers to rise. but for context added, this occurred over the course of ten years. >> we know of no risk to the general public from these samples, samples. to provide context, the concentration is too low to affect the average healthy individual. >> more than 30 lab workers are being treated for anthrax exposure. the pentagon says there's no evidence of sabotage. bret? >> jennifer griffin live at the pentagon thank you. >>> one of the suspects inspired by isis appeared in court today. david wright was arrested on tuesday and charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice tied with his attempt to destroy a smartphone belonging to usaama rahim, who was shot and killed on tuesday. rahim had been under surveillance by terrorist investigators. 65% of registered voters polled say the nsa has prevented terrorist attacks while at the same time 57% believe they have violated your civil liberties. a report that iran's stockpile of enriched urani

facilities in south korea, canada australia got shipments from fedex. >>> according to the departmentan services that number though is in jeopardy or could be depending on a supreme court ruling due later this month. the vast majority of obamacare customer depend on health insurance to buy the insurance. against tax credits and states that rely on the federal marketplace. >>> time for an early start on "your money." european stocks are higher ahead of the european central bank's interest rate decision. and stock futures in the u.s. up a little bit. yesterday stocks dipped down about 28 points. >>> walmart, the biggest the private employer in the nation will raise the wages of 100,000 managers by as much as 26%. wages for managers of more complex departments like produce and electronics auto care they'll start at $13 an hour. and go to almost $25. other departments will start at $11. with wages that go up to $21 an hour. walmart started raising wages at all of its stores to $9 an hour in april. about 5,000 workers will get a raise this year. >>> the head of world soccer steps down days

lab to 51 labs in 17 states and in three countries, australia, canada and south korea. the deputy secretary of defense says he expects the numbers to rise. but for context added, this occurred over the course of ten years. >> we know of no risk to the general public from these samples, samples. to provide context, the concentration is too low to affect the average healthy individual. >> more than 30 lab workers are being treated for anthrax exposure. the pentagon says there's no evidence of sabotage. bret? >> jennifer griffin live at the pentagon thank you. >>> one of the suspects inspired by isis appeared in court today. david wright was arrested on tuesday and charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice tied with his attempt to destroy a smartphone belonging to usaama rahim, who was shot and killed on tuesday. rahim had been under surveillance by terrorist investigators. 65% of registered voters polled say the nsa has prevented terrorist attacks while at the same time 57% believe they have violated your civil liberties. a report that iran's stockpile of enriched urani

places where they have to go back now at least 30 places around the country plus australia, canada and south koreaconcern that they inadvertently got live anthrax from dougway proving ground in utah rather than the dead anthrax they were supposed to get shipped. look the defense department says official three is no threat to public health because all of this was under so-called controlled circumstances. but they will also tell you they simply not sure what they're dealing with. they think 12 states and three countries, the numbers are going grow. they have to test everything because they don't know what the problem is. they don't know how this happened. and they have not to be clear, been very forthcoming with public information. the work force, the military here at the pentagon. the civilian work force, the news media that work in this building. nobody has yet been informed formally that the shipment that came to the pentagon is one of the shipment being investigated. brooke? >> barbara starr on it for us. thank you. >> sure. >>> more breaking news here. amid this explosive corruption scandal, fi

stuart: canada, south korea. it is gone international. i suspect changes coming.cial media cannot read their messages. coming up new at 10:00. doesn't that make a phone record-keeping problem a moot point? also megyn kelly will call us to talk about her big interview with the duggars. why is the left so hostile towards the duggars. more coming up on i about three minutes away. the one on the right just used 1% less fuel than the one on the left. now, to an airline a 1% difference could save enough fuel to power hundreds of flights around the world. hey, look at that. pyramids. so you see, two things that are exactly the same have never been more different. ge software. get connected. get insights. get optimized. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. an

canada and across the pacific to australia and south korea. we know the pentagon received a live sample in a similar mix-up in 2006. back then the pentagon was trying to test its chemical weapons detection, which doesn't require live spores. what did you find out, doug? >> we hope to learn more as this pentagon briefing gets under way. the army's accidental shipment of live anthrax spores was more widespread than first thought. 24 laboratories in 11 states and three foreign countries, south korea, australia and canada are believed to have received the samples. the pentagon spokesman yesterday would not reveal where in canada the anthrax was shipped but canadian authorities had been informed. only one civilian lab in maryland reported receiving live anthrax. dod is in the process determining the size and scope of these shipments. all dod shipments have ceased. they were supposed to have been made inert. pentagon officials ordered a review of all laboratory procedures there in addition just last night, a defense official confirmed to fox news a

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suspected shipments of anthrax that could be live in 17 states plus the district of columbia plus south korea, canadatralia. this all adds up to the possibility that even more live anthrax will be found and the shipments may have occurred in every state across the country already ten smaller samples that have gone out to some of the 51 labs under scrutiny. they have tested positive. the pentagon says there is no threat to public health. these were all within controlled laboratory circumstances. the material never got out in the general public. more than 30 people who work in the labs are undergoing precautionary medical treatment. that number could grow and the pentagon is acknowledging they need to make sure that no lab workers get sick from this. john christine. >> barbara, thank you. >>> so were the locations for the two world cup tournaments sold to the highest bidder? according to one whistleblower, yes. mind blowing testimony from that man with the beard who turned the soccer world upside down. coming up next. >>> for the first time, the duggar parents from tlc's "19 kids and counting" are spea

three countries, australia, canada and south korea and maryland is already the state that has reportednfirmed to have gotten these live anthrax samples. just to underscore where we are, it was three hours ago that cnn broke the news that a sample had come to the pentagon police agency. the pentagon police that protect this building. and so far three hours later, no official word from the pentagon about any of this. >> are they making major changes to deal with this at the pentagon? >> well what we are hearing from our sources is the question now being asked by the pentagon by the centers for disease control, why are so many samples of anthrax, so many shipments around the country being made. they are already trying to review more than 30 samples, 30 people are already on protect ty medical treatment. they have to figure out what happened here what went wrong. >> they certainly do. thank you. >>> coming up we'll get an update on the room-to-room search for survivors on board a cruise ship that capsized when it was hit by a tornado. more than 400 people are now missing. ♪ color is a beau

samples were sent to three labs in canada, australia and south korea. the head of the transportation security administration has been reassigned after a report on security lapses at airports. undercover federal agents sneaked mock gangs knives and explosives past the check points on many occasions. john henry smith has more on what the department of homeland security is doing to fix this. >> good morning. i'm going to quote startling numbers in just a moment, numbers that abc news is reporting that came as investigators rerelated what challenges they put to gate agents. >> homeland security secretary has removed acting t.s.a. head and replaced him with the acting deputy director, mark hadfield. the decision followed revelations that t.s.a. screeners repeatedly failed to spot weapons and mock explosives smuggled through security systems at the country's busiest airports, so-called red teams agents posing as passengers out to beat the system took their illegal luggage through security check points on 67 out of 70 occasions, a staggering 95% failure rate h

51 lacks received these shipments in 17 states and dc, and will three countries australia, south korea and canada, 400 batches be all together for ten years and 396 of them are still being tested. four have tested positive and 31 people, 22 military personnel who are on antibiotics. >>> now, the test that's going on now takes ten days and you get a positive result in one or two days, and the samples that were sent were very, very tiny, just the bottom of this little vase. >>> what is the pentagon doing to presen this from happening in the future. >>> because they don't know what this process hasn't worked for ten yearses there's nothing that they can do except, shut off all the research and, they have had all samples recalled and testing, and there's an investigation by the c.d.c. and the pentagon, and there's two clear failures, the process of killing the anthrax, that didn't work. and the process for testing and certifying that it was inactive, that didn't work. the only part that did work was the shipping process where they put these in very secure shipping containers, and i'll show you this,

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then it was south korea, australia, and canada. now officials say the live samples actually went to more than 50 laboratories in 17 states in d.c. and those other countries i mentioned. all in the past decade. on top of that officials warn that number will probably go higher as their investigation continues. but they say there is no risk to the public. >> we know of no risk to the general public from these samples. to provide context, the concentration of these samples are too low to infect the average healthy individual. >> again, the deputy defense secretary said officials do not know how big this will get. officials also say there was no evidence that anybody intentionally sent the deadly lily anthrax. >>> many of the surveillance programs are back in effect but some are now scaled down. president obama signed into law the usa freedom act hours after congress gave the okay yesterday. and under the new act, kind of a revision of the patriot act, the government can no longer collect american call logs in bulk without court orders

officials confirm that possibly live pore spores went to canada and washington state that is in addition to labs, nine other states, plus south korea and australia. the samples were not fully killed before they went out to all of those labs so far nobody has gotten sick and there is no known risk to the public. the pentagon and the cdc are however investigating. >>> federal investigators still don't know if an amtrak engineer was on his cell phone when the train detrailed in philadelphia last month. the ntsb released its preliminary report today and it is also tracking down reports of someone throwing rocks or other objects at trains around the time it derailed. the locomotive's windshield has damage but the investigators do not know if that is from a rock or from the crash. they do know that it was not from a bullet. investigators confirmed the train was traveling 106 miles per hour in a 50 miles per hour curve there when the engineer hit the emergency brake just seconds -- and just seconds later that train left the tracks killing eight passengers. >>> the japanese manufacturer behind those exploding deadly air bags is now promisi

australia, canada, south korea.is there any indication or believe that they have been sent to other countries? >> we do not have answers now. over the weekend we were doing inventory. we do not have information now. >> batches that were sent. >> we don't have information on where things were shipped are still trying to identify the samples. >> we're testing all the batches. >> for testing all the batches. >> more specifics. what percentage of a taking? the sample to determine whether it has been eradicated or not? >> we have protocols we are reviewing as part of the undersecretary's review now. my understanding is that we take 5 percent of the solution and that's based on scientific literature. i cannot answer what the total solution is. >> you mentioned is based on scientific literature. you know who made the determination? should there be a factor? >> i can't answer specifically your question. >> a scenario know the cdc is looking at. >> the information is what i have as well. >> clarify something. one something.

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lab is growing to 52 research labs the pentagon says across 18 states along with australia south korea and canada. anthrax is shipped in small viles capped by rubber seals. that's though the the only layer of protection as the defense department explained. >> we put it in a zip lock bag and close it up as another layer of protection for anything that leaks. as another layer of protection we provide absorbent material. we wrap it up and put it into another container again as you see, another seal to make sure nothing can leak. we put it in another box. >> jim is the pentagon correspondent. does the pentagon expect this mishap to grow more now that the cat is out of the bag? >> that's what defense officials said yesterday. their prediction came true today. they added one more lap in rhode island. that makes 52 labs in 18 states that have received suspected live anthrax shipments. they're angry at how this wasn't caught sooner? they went back ten years and found where this occurred. why did it take ten years to discover the problem? >> jim is at the pentagon. thanks sir. >>> a fallen ex fifa officia

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wonder for the team >>> at the women world cup in canada germany are through, thrashing sweden 2-1. the winner of sunday's match will play south korea, next friday. >> china also through to the women's world cup after they beat volleying the ball into the net. the austyan grand prix starts m an hour's time with lewis hamilton in poll. championship leader was third fastest in qualifying nico rosberg joins him on the front row. sebastien vettel, the only other man to win this season was third. lewis hamilton or ros burg is now in poll for every race for the grand prix. they didn't quite have it all their own way in qualifying. both men spurped the rainy trag on their final track. >> germany was a difficult qualifier for everywhere because of track conditions. i was grateful i had the third. always pushing for that bit extra in the next one, and win the race. >> wimbledon is not far away. tournaments are coming to an end. roger federer is through to the final of a tournament in germany. he has won it seven times, beating carlovic. broking a record with 45 aces. the straight-set victory means he's in a fine. that's it from me. >> thank

south korea, australia and now canada. the lab at stanford university received one of the vials.e effects from the anthrax. >>> a neighborhood said it was simply taking action to save lives but the mayor said what they did was illegal. up next, the controversy surrounding speed bumps installed after a deadly hit and run. >> reporter: a frightening morning for a group of people in the south bay who escaped a house fire. we'll tell you what is happening now and how it is affecting traffic. >>> we have slow traffic now in san jose along northbound 101. new crash in sunnyvale and traffic all of a sudden, not doing very well at all. >>> the weather is doing okay. there is a lot of low cloud around. some fog, not as much as yesterday. so temperatures warming up or staying on the cool side. we'll have the answer -- coming up. Ñqqqqqqqqqqqq >>> we're live where five people narrowly escaped a fast- moving house fire. janine de la vega has been on the scene all morning long. coming up, she will tell us what woman said she heard just before she discovered the fire. good morning.

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canada,ps, the u.s., japan, new zealand, australia, peru, chile, and the rest of the 12 nations to work together to barriers but it does not include china and south korea yet. ann: we begin with takata. the president will meet the press for the first time over the massive airbag crisis. he will reportedly hold a news conference this afternoon in japan. this is the first time he has spoken out publicly to meet the press about this issue. a global recall is underway concerning airbags manufactured by takatya. the agm got underway about an hour ago in tokyo. what thee watching president of the country has to say about this issue. there is no sign of the airbag crisis in beijing. south korea has announced it will recall vehicles with takata airbags as well. that includes 12,600 honda cr .ees -- crvs the local importer of chrysler vehicles as well as ford mustangs are included. inflator the airbag's may inflate with excessive force to cause the inner metal casing to crack. china is making further moves to expand credit. a law that cap's commercial bank lending is being considered. still on banks, we hear a lot in the media that global banks are consolidatin

canada. >> stop it. >> and the anthrax was also sent to south korea.ost are d.o.d. employees in south korea. so far there are no confirmed cases of infections. the pentagon says the investigation is under way to determine the scope of the problem but warns that it could expand in the coming days. >> oh my. >> my hope is they will take homer simpson off the anthrax shipping line. [ laughter ] >> who was in the mail room that day. >> some of those packages were sent fedex. they just dropped anthrax in the fedex pouch. >> are you kidding? >> true story. >>> let's go to the "new york times." cbs polls are showing a strong majority are showing wealth should be more evenly divided in the united states. >> this is what i was talking about. >> 57% said the government should do more to reduce the gap between rich and poor including 34% of republicans and 81% of democrats and this brings us to the world of renown rattner charts. some of the things we've been talking about on the epic tax battle in connecticut which is indicative of a national issue, a national d

canada germany have i had their way through to the quarter finals. the two time champions this rashed sweden. germany will play the winner of sunday's clash between france and south korea next friday in montreal. >> china through to the women's world cup quarter finals after beating cameroon. final score 1-0. pakistan have beaten sri lanka by 10 wickets. the second test of the three marsh series starts in columbo. that's all the sport from me. >> we'll see you later, thank you. >> one of the big surprises at last year's world cup was pakistan, a country not known for football skills. promises of help from the government are yet to be honored. we have this report now. >> after a third position in the street trial world cup in brazil the pakistani team has won admiration not just here but from across the world. most of these children have come from bean homes. some had drug addiction problems abandonment and living rough on the streets of karachi. it was the efforts of the foundation with only three months to train this team to participate in brazil. he is hopeful the team will do well in the upcoming july-norway cup, as well. now interestingly this is an example that st

south korea. an early lead, just four minutes into the match. and thomas added a second shot and put the game beyond reach just after halftime. and they face favorites germany. >>> tournament host, canada they meet switzerland. the only game in vancouver, it was the canadians' first ever world cup win against a european team. >>> well, brazil chose not to appeal the four game suspension. the striker was banned for attempting to headbutt an opponent. and in the course of victory venezuela defended the silver. with the opening goal in the first half. adding a second after halftime, venezuela got one back, but finished it-1 after venezuela was out toy. >> venezuela will be joined by peru and columbia. they finished second in group c, per qualification as one of the two best teams in on the stage. >>> after a final draw, chile faced defending champions. bolivia faced peru. and we'll see argentina taking on columbia and taking on pair guy. >>> boycotting the university games in south korea after opening a u.n. office to investigate human rights abuses in the north. they have decided against sending a team of 108 athletes to compete in the tournament. the koreans are technically at war, but

south korea. taking an early lead, four minutes into the match. a second added shortly after. putting the game beyond reach after half time, they now face germany. >> tournament host canada are through, beating switzerland. it was the canadian's first ever world cup win against a european team. >> canada could face england next but england will need to get past norway first. that match is later monday. england is looking for their first ever knockout win at the stage of the tournament. >> it's a unique opportunity. we have an opportunity we haven't had in the past but haven't managed of winning a knockout game at women's world cup. we are excited by that challenge and feeling this sent of opportunity. the players are prepared exceptionally well as they always do, very professional and diligent. we feel we're building momentum, believe confidence. we're developing identity. >> north korea said it will-day cot next month's university games in south korea over souls decision to investigate human rights abuses in the north. north korea's government accused south korea of a conspiracy to undermine its leadership and decided against sending athletes to compete. two koreas are

win over south korea and gave an early lead just four minutes into the match and thomas added a second shortly after and put the game beyond reach after half time and now face germany. canadad got the only goal of the game in vancouver and it was the canada's first one to a european team. canada could face england and that match is later on monday and looking for the first ever win at knock out stages of the tournament and norway are unbeaten so far. >> unique opportunity and have an opportunity we have not had in the past but not managed to cross the hurdle and winning a game and we are excited about the challenge and feeling a chance of opportunity and the players are prepared exceptionally well and there is a good feel and feel we are building momentum and confidence and with developing identity. >> reporter: it will boycott the games in korea after opening a u.n. office to investigate human rights abuses in the north and accused south korea for conspiracy to under mining, the leadership and are sending athletes for the tournament and they are technically at war but north korea sent athletes sent to sporting events in the south and included last year high-ranking offici

south korea. and yet, we have seen that the trade deficit has not decreased. we don't do cars. we have nothing almost left to trade, except for natural gas and oil from canadao the united states. it just concerns me that we are not jumping up and down loudly trying to get some details on what this trade deal is going to do for us. the final benefits, the job losses, what we intend to do to ratify some of these issues and publicize that to the everyday american. that is all i have. guest: thank you very much. i think people in our country are very concerned about the trade deal. they know what has happened. nothing in this trade deal to us it is different, but the major concerns about creating jobs in america those concerns should be taken more seriously and that is why we want to go back to the drawing board and come up with a trade deal that guarantees that we create jobs and economic growth. we want to make sure there are resources for retraining and rehiring. host: margaret is an independent in columbus, georgia. caller: hello, congressman barbara lee. i am margaret from columbus georgia. i am retired military and a disabled veteran. apparently, i am not