being able to bring our cigar materials to make me make manufacturing flares. there is also funny parts. when bringing in the raw steel. . when the bridge opened in 1930, it quickly gets the name of the -- because of all the alcohol smuggled through it. for detroit, it is not only a city but we have to have these methods of transport or we would going to fairies. holding products in detroit for as much as a year and causing freights in the value of products like grains. the impact the impact of opening transit countries is monumental to the city of detroit. opening through the great lakes in the eastern seaboard, we become a transit hub for the entire country. during world war ii and shipping , building out the allied forces for the war. a hub ofble to become 1960's, andough the 1970's, 1980's. today we could not be without access to the shipping channels. they are vital to the prosperity of the region. when you talk about the legalities of the international border crossing, whichever it is, it is ripe with issues, concerns, and especially national security. wh

the city we now think of as the motor city was cigar capital of america. we were not only transporting in raw materials but out the finished. there were days in the 1860's where you had 7000 to 10,000 railroad cars waiting to be transported that could not get across the river because they they come into would come into detroit by train war.ave to wait we needed infrastructure that could supply taking from canada and giving to detroit and vice versa. that means building a tunnel and later the bridge. forave two tunnels, one is train transport, completed in 1910, it took four years to build at a cost of $8.5 million. in 1930 on november 1, president hoover presses a button that rings a bell simultaneously here in detroit and across the river in windsor that opens the detroit windsor tunnel. just shy of a mile, the first underwater nation connecting tunnel in the world. today it has been operating seamlessly since that time. a $50 million renovation in the 1990's but it sees almost 10,000 cars a day. the detroit windsor tunnel transports mainly people. 98% ca

there he is with the helmet on and the cigar. you write that jumping with a cigar for that captain was pretty much standard for him. tell us about his role in the opening invasion, the first wave. guest: he was from upstate new york, 28 years old on d-day, and he had made 43 practice jumps before d-day. only on one, as he was about to amp out of the plane, he was pathfinder and he was officially recognized as the very first american, very first cowboy yank, to put his feet on the ground in normandy on d-day. extraordinary achievement. he made many practice jumps, not once in combat. on one occasion his men were looking at him as they were about to jump out, and they so that he did not have a cigar in his mouth. one of his men looked at him in --ck, looking very wordy worried because they were superstitious, and lillyman grabbed the cigar and put it in his mouth and jumped. atjumped from about 500 feet 12: 15 am, first american to land, took about 25 seconds to drop about 500 feet, and when his parachute hit that field in normandy

there he is with the helmet on and the cigar.but you write that jumping with a cigar for that captain was pretty much standard for him. tell us about his role in the opening invasion, the first wave. guest: captain frank lillyman was from upstate new york. he was 28 years old on d-day. and he had made 43 practice jumps before d-day. and only on one, as he was about to jump out of the plane, he was a pathfinder and he was officially recognized as the very first american, very first cowboy yank, to put his feet on -- his boots on the ground in normandy on d-day. extraordinary achievement. he made many practice jumps, not once in combat, i should say. on one occasion, his men were looking at him as they were about to jump out of the c-47, and they saw that he did not have a cigar in his mouth. one of his men looked at him in shock, looking very worried because they were superstitious, and lillyman grabbed the cigar, grabbed the stogie, and put it in his mouth and jumped. he jumped from about 500 feet at 12:15 a.m., first american to

that picture of bonnie with a cigar hanging out of her mouth was transmitted nationwide. readers may not have known what the term freudian implication meant, but they got it anyway. within days, the barrow gang had evolved from regional rumor to national icon. they were embraced. the country loved them. they could not get off of them and the media played to that by publishing all caps of stories. if they were rumored to be anywhere, that story ran as fact. on it went, but not too long. there's a reason for that. in platte city, the beginning of the end came, when for the first time, law officers led by a great law man named holt coffey, when properly armed and surrounded the barrow gang. they should have been caught there. they were trapped at the red crown tavern, except in armored car was supposed to be blocking a driveway. he suffered a wound, panicked and backed out. that gave clyde a chance to escape. otherwise, that never would've happened. bonnie and clyde believed they lived this long and evaded that many lawmen because they were criminal masterminds. nothing coul

grab me an imaginary cigar, a cuban, none of that mexican stuff.y in this tournament. >> i was bad. i didn't get any kills. which i was like, maybe that's a good thing. >> jimmy: yes. >> and my kids had a lot of questions, and they, you know, it was a good, i think it was a good father's day for them because i got to meet their heroes, and they got swagged. it was great. >> jimmy: sounds like a great father's day for them. for you maybe not as good as it could have been. >> i was exhausted. >> jimmy: i want to shift over to your father. >> yes. >> jimmy: because you posted a couple things about your own dad. >> that's my dad, that's not my dad, that's a dog. that's my dad. >> jimmy: your dad looks like he would play your dad in the tv movie about your dad. >> my dad looks like he's been taken over by an alien species and is driving to the mothership. this is us. i'm reading "the secret". and that's my brother. he still looks very much the same. that's my other brother. that's in a vw camper van, a micro bus. that's not like a setup. that is, that r

there were famous for ovens, and even cigars, and things like that.hen when the car company, when ford turned into the assembly line, that is when people really started migrating up here. a lot of jazz musicians started to migrate up here from the south, kind of like the blues. and the motown people, a lot of them, started to migrate to detroit for jobs. you would have a number of musicians who also worked at, dodge, beenor played their music at night, then they became more famous and that became their career, and so forth. playing] ♪ >> pepper adams was a really big name. yousef was a really big name. became the who later funk brothers, the sound machines, so to speak, for motown, came up as jazz musicians. vandyke and many others, they had the southern roots. ♪ what happens with motown in is ait is, berry gordy songwriter, he boxed on a bill with joe lewis. thought, thisany isn't so great, i'm getting my head beat in. he wrote songs, then he started writing songs that junk -- that jackie wilson recorded and had hits. he discovered he was getting pen

in the nation to an most tobacco sales city council unanimously voting to stop sales of cigarettes cigars cigarettes and other tobacco products. the ban will tobacco products. the ban will go int 2021 to cover sales, a gas stations and pharmacies as well as convenience and grocery stores, but it exams hotels and plush cigar lounges. gas station owners opposing the measure they say it unfairly targeted their businesses and might force. employee layoffs public health advocates though argue that the cost is higher in terms of help. >>for stores were closed all of them for a time today's employees went through diversity t >>the story tonight for a close all of its stores for about an hour today for diversity training after famous r and b singer says the accused an employee at a sephora store in southern california of racial profiling that was back in april the singer alleges security was called on her staff member an employee thought she was stealing so for told the say last month that the retailer is committed to ensuring that every customer feels welcome at stores, the diversity training to

they were famous for ovens and even cigars and things like that. the car company turned into whenssembly line that's people started migrating up here. musicians started to migrate up here from the and the motown people started to migrate up to detroit for jobs. you would have a number of musicians that would work at ford and then play their music at night. that became their career and so forth. pepper adams was a big name. in the jazz world many of the became the funk brothers, the sound machine for jazzn came up as musicians, james jamerson and earl van dyck. they have the southern roots as well. what happens with motown in detroit is barry gordy is a boxer, a songwriter, and he boxed on a bill we joe louis. way down on the car but nonetheless. then he felt this isn't so great. eye. getting my head beat in doing this and he already wrote songs and then report sons that jackie wilson recorded and had hits with, but he discovered that he was getting pennies on the record, and his good friend, smoky robinson, from detroit, the north end of detroit, t

the city council voted to ban the sale of cigarettes, cigars, e-cigarettes and other tobacco productstarting in 2021. hotels and cigar lounges will be the only places exempt from the ban. >>> there is a new option for people who need a car once in a while but don't want to buy or lease one. hertz is announcing a monthly car subscription service. it's not cheap at $1,000 a month but that includes insurance and maintenance. the company hopes the service will appeal to people in big cities. >>> and michelin and general motors are teaming up to make airless tires. gm is road testing the tires on the chevy bolt. they're made with a new type of fiberglass, and they're puncture proof. if the testing is successful, the tires could hit the road in five years. >>> coming up, the celebrity who crashed his brand-new $2 million sports car. >>> but first when we come back, the officer who stayed outside during that deadly school shooting in parkland, florida, is arrested on criminal charges. how his lawyer is fighting back this morning. i'm working to make each day a little sweeter. ♪ to give every

it sealed off the treasures of that time department store unlike cigar clubs at the time one of the most luxurious cathedrals capitalism. when the nazis came to power they forced their times jewish owners to sell the store was area nies some of the family escaped into exile 3 were murdered at auschwitz. the store's owner that time died in berlin in 1939 after decades of legal wrangling leave at a time descendants finally received compensation in 2017. for a younger generation however this story is a symbol of the new global germany that emerged following greenough occasion in 1900. 91 time to all split and it wasn't just east and west coming together it was also black and white there was this incredible inspiring energy coming from all these people coming together it changed the whole idea of her limbs suddenly it wasn't the city of the berlin wall of the city the 3rd reich it was a joyful happy city was just it took my uncles announced by itself on the solution a. prisoner opened in 1901 detroit deejays like geoff mills and baxter came to berlin helping to turn the city into. internatio

family donated the silver service to the university, and "impractical pieces" like the candelabras, cigar stands. the university used the set as its state silver for many years. the service has been on display at the keck museum for about 20 years. many of the items in the service really show the opulence of dining culture in the gilded age, and there are many pieces here we would not find in a modern dinner service. we have everything from crumb trays, so the footmen can brush up crumbs in between courses. we also have melon eaters, used to eat cantaloupe. you slice with one side and use the fork on the other side to pick up the morsel. we also have wine siphons, olive forks, champagne holders. one of my personal favorites, a pair of ham-holders, so that while the footmen were serving, called service de russe, where everything would be held by a servant and carved by a servant at the table and then served. the footmen could hold the ham without getting his white gloves sullied. i'm really glad that visitors when they come to the keck museum can see objects like the marie-louise and john

mark cigar was there when it all happened. police barged in, just started pushing people around and anybody who looked like they were successful went up to them and said, ta ke successful went up to them and said, take out your wallet and they took to money. they didn't care because thatis to money. they didn't care because that is how you got to treat gay men and lesbian women in those days, you treated them like trash. it was then 93v treated them like trash. it was then gay people decided to fight back. treated them like trash. it was then gay people decided to fight backm was the first time the gay people said to the police, no. this is our neighbourhood and you will not tell us neighbourhood and you will not tell us to get off our streets. we picked up us to get off our streets. we picked up stones and we through them. what followed was days of riots and protests. just a year later, america's first gay pride march took place. the whole of new york appears to be celebrating this year's special anniversary. across the city,

the city council voted to ban cigarettes, cigars, e- cigarettes and other products. it will begin in january of 2021 and covers gas stations and pharmacies to con variance and grocery stores. >> we pride ourselves in being a healthy city and i feel so proud that we are about to really prove that we're taking steps to be among the healthiest, the healthiest city in the world. >>> gas station owners oppose the ban saying it unfairly targeted their businesses and might force employee layoffs. it excepts hotels and three plush cigar lounges. >>> the anti-abortion advocates were in st. louis awaiting a judge's decision that will decide if the center can still perform abortions without a state license which expired last week. >> we're very concerned about this notion that people still don't know from day-to-day, they are on pins and needles about whether they can access safe and legal abortion in their home state. >> our goal as a pro-life movement is to steer women to other avenues where they would be syrup supported. >> they would be the first state in the country withou

starting in 2021 the only place you can buy will be hotels and three cigar lounges.of small earthquakes rattling southern california. scientists say more than 400 quakes have rippled around fontana. trace gallagher reporting live from our los angeles newsroom. trace, are you guys feeling these things? >> i felt the one this morning about 7:30, which was a 4.4 centered about 29 miles off the coast. it was a few seconds but they'd you want the grab on to something. there was a magnitude 4.3 in the same area at 3:45 a.m., which i slept through. the quicks off the coast are not related to the swarm you talked about, a 425 quakes over the past nine days. those are all below magnitude 4 and not connected to a major fault like. some believe it could be pressure from the san andreas fault. the past ten years, we've had the technology to detect the small ones. geologists say there's no indication that hundreds of small quicks are a precursor to a big quick. >> there's no active faults in this area. we certainly would not expect a very large or devastating quake. >> so in othe

it exempts no hotels and high- end cigar lounges. this note ar21. inveigatioeyapov the measure th would extend rent control to owner occupied duplexes, and triplex is, things that previously were exempt. e first so-called duplex leopold in an investigation last year. we caught realtors coaching their clients on how to him all of the tenants in the building once they moved into one of the units. at the time these kinds of elections were without just cause were perfectly legal and allowed but no more. the new ordinance will take effect immediately. >>> an unusual arrest and is patently. the police detained a man they say was pretending to be a police officer. video posted on social media shows officers handcuffing the suspect at the cherry festival this past weekend. this is the suspect. sergio taylor. please got a warrant to arrest him. they said he was identified in a separate incident on may 12. police responded to a fight at surveillance video that they said he was seen impersonating an officer. over the weekend officers recovered two handguns as

so the cigar lounges, we look at as a little bit of a different scenario.t's not, but as you probably know, there are sometimes political compromises that need to be made. stuart: oh, yes, indeed. we do know about political compromise. john mirisch, thanks very much for being on the show. appreciate you being here. thank you, sir. >> thanks so much. stuart: more "varney" after this. ♪ stuart: you know we came on the air this morning at 9:00 o'clock, well, you figured that the market would go up but we didn't quite realize it would go up as much as this. you see nasdaq. ashley: picking up from last week. stuart: it is, nice gain last week, dow up 1100 points last week. look at it go now, s&p straight up too. what a day. neil, it's yours. neil: deals out of the blue, north of $60 billion worth of deals, stuart, thank you very much, we are following all of that. markets positive, last-minute deal with mÉxico before tariffs would have kicked in, united technologies and rathion, second largest air space behind boeing and better than 50 billion-dollar deal, but a

there are a few exceptions, including allowing existing cigar lounges. and hotels guests. stick around. it's 4:52. >>> 75th anniversary of d-day later this week. and already in europe they're marking the anniversary. here are live pictures from portsmouth in the uk. the future king of england prince charles there. behind him, you can't make it out there, you saw a brief shot of hot pink. there you go. the queen is there as well as our own president trump, his wife mellania this morning makig acquaintances there. we have been watching the to a fremont man whose pickup truck blew up in front of his home pr his team to do undercover used car shopping. >> take a look at anthony's truck, or what's left of it. he said the pickup was parked in his driveway and turned off when it suddenly burst into flames. >> extremely grateful that i wasn't in the car with my granddaughters. >> it had a known fire hazard and a manufacturer had recalled it. but the used car dealer who sold anthony the truck didn't tell him about it. can you unknowingly by a car under a safety recall? yes. tonight

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cuban cigars, you can't buy those in the city.t see a black market for those, one official told me. one area it will have an impact is on small businesses who sell vaping products. we spoke to one shop owner yesterday. listen. >> there's going to be a lot of big loss. we just lost all the huuka tobacco, flavored cigars and now against the vapes, which will take a lot of sales, like 30% if not more. >> and now, poppy, tobacco companies, traditional tobacco companies are barred from setting up shop in the city of san francisco. another ordinance on the docket today would expand that to e-cigarette companies. juul, located less than three miles from here, would not n affected because they're already located here they just built a 26-story office tower and plan to expand. >> wow! it is some of the biggest big to be alcoholo companies that own these e-cigarette makers now. by the way, if they don't want kids using them, why were a lot of them offered in different flavors like bubble gum, et cetera? all-important questions for them to a

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africa coordinator says the raid and closure of al-jazeera is khartoum bureau is a worrying sign cigars military rulers intent is the press coverage of pro-democracy events this action belies military leaders statements and they should immediately reverse course and allow al-jazeera to operate freely. the spokesman for the united nations secretary general so there was concern over recent developments in sudan and the impact on media freedom. we are concerned about some of the recent tensions we want to make sure in the coming days that all the fundamental rights and liberties of the people are fully respected and that would include freedom of expression of course and in that regard of course we want to make sure that all media are able to do their work in sudan without harassment. as a member of a nonviolent resistance movement in sudan he says journalism in general is now under threat removing the freedoms of press and trying to have the world not to see what's happening it's a big deal. and i think this is a turning point because what happened after israel's 11th in the cup the govern

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cigar lounges and hotels are also exempt >>> twitter's ceo has a major remodeling project underway in area. according to variety magazine he purchased a 21.5 million property late last year. it is right next door to his current home in san francisco's sea cliff neighbor need. he is following in the footsteps of another tech titan. he scaled back his plans to rebuild the homes after the city stepped in over concerns he was creating a compound. >>> and luckily the raptors made it out to oracle just in time for the game. that soft they tweeted this -- this picture out. the picture of the players geared up with the caption cross the bridge, ready for the battle. problem is they are on the wrong bridge. for all you toronto fans in the bay they should be on the bay bridge, not the golden gate bridge. they later responded saying quote should have taken bart. >>> up next, elizabeth the new item from apple that has people saying are you serious? the accessory that cost more than an iphone coming up. introducing my new spicy chn stri combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy b

it exempts hotels and high-end cigar lounges. the new law takes affect in january 2021. >>> a judge will decide if abortions will still be performed at a planned parenthood clinic. cbs news' wendy gillette reports on the legal case. [crowd noise] >> reporter: anti-abortion advocates protested in front of a blanked parenthood center in st. louis awaiting a judge's decision that could come today. the ruling will decide if the center will still be a loued to perform abortions without a state license which expired last week. >> we're very concerned about this notion that people still don't know from day-to-day, they are on pins and needles on whether they can access safe abortion in their home state. >>> stacy washington said she had an abortion but later regretted it, but she insists women need to be more aware of other options. >> our goal is to steer women to other avenues where hay would be supported. >>> state health officials are investigating what they say are claimed failed abortions and other issues at the facility. if they

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we segue from that cigar. >>> u.s. open next week at pebble beach. could be the last chance the last hurrah for phil mickelson to get that elusive u.s. open trophy. already at the pebble beach resort. in fact he was at the home of jim nantz who has a home at pebble beach. nance is the cbs broadcaster. he has a replica of the seventh hole in his backyard. phil knocked at days. possibly a little foreshadowing for mickelson who has won five times at pebble. never has won the u.s. open. >>> highlights coming up later on and reaction from the warriors and the raptors. >>> should be a busy evening. >>> cbs evening news is up next. >>> happy friday. a look at some of the stories our team is working on tonight. authorities say they have prevented a terror plot targeting new york's times square. we are there with how officials say they caught the suspect. >>> the trophy hunts are behind this photo decides to speak out. jim axelrod had questions for him. strength the unspoken signs of a loving community. steve hartman takes us on the road to maine. >>> when we

ned: we have a couple of po osed rules, flavored cigars, menthol ban, those went out for comment. in aggregate probably getting over 100,000 comments. we're looking through those, looking at the science, it's one thing to say you want to set a level with nicotine but the details matter as we know how much should that be the last thing you want to do is set a number that wasn't right and encourage people. if you reduce nicotine modestly, you might just make people smoke more. you have to think about a threshold that would get people to quit as opposed to merely encouraging increased use. there's scientific questions related to the policies. there are technical challenges. i'm confident we're going to figure these things out. and continue on those policies. laurie: we're out of time but i have to ask one more question. do you expect to be nominated to be the permanent commissioner of the f.d.a.? ned: expect. i'd like to be nominated. i learned the acronyms. i figured out that. the f.d.a. is a wonderful, marvelous place. there's cutting edge science and people with passion. i think i

if you will tell you my small but i'm ok i think this sort of advice will come in handy because a cigar being hot and we haven't reached their record yet. and she's going to need a hot this is day w. news live from berlin still to come. is this painting the last a masterpiece by kind of roger and who is the mystery potter truce not to defra $100000000.00 before it went to a. head of that german authorities i suspected right wing extremist has confessed to the recent killing of the politician. the suspect named only as staff and it was arrested a few weeks after the attack i missed the cut was shot in the head on the terrace of his home in the western town of castle this month it was a senior research politician a member of chancellor merkel's party the cd. deeply political correspondent leoni yvonne hummus time house bill what more do we know well we certainly know that stephanie has indeed confessed to the killing of the politician 5 to look good we also know that he claims to have done it alone the investigators have said though that they want to investigate whether that is actually t

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mark cigar was there when it all happened.ody who looked like they were successful, they went up to them and said take up your wallet and they took the money and they didn't care because that's the way you got to treat gay men and lesbian women in those days. you treated them like trash. it was then the gay people decided to fight back. it was the first time gay people said the police know. this is our neighbourhood, and we picked up stones, we picked up cans and threw them. what followed was days of riots and protests. just a year later, america's first gay pride march took place. the whole of new york appears to be celebrating this year's special anniversary. across the city, rainbows are everywhere and events documenting lgbt rights are happening daily. being here for pride celebrations it can be tough to imagine how difficult life was for older lgbt generations. many young people here are now growing up in some more tolerant societies, they don't really need spaces like this to hide away. i'm proud of what happened there.

. >> i'm going to sign it for him just saying, "save me a cigar later." >> all right.u miss the guy? >> ah, me? no. >> you need a bigger card. >> no. >> you only got -- i don't think everyone's going to fit in here. >> no, they will. >> this card's as small as you. >> what do you think he's doing right now? >> i think -- i saw him -- i think it was taco tuesday the other day or something. i don't know. >> taco tuesday? >> yeah. >> i love tacos. >> me too, man. >> it's time to go to "cabeza to cabeza: con marc gasol." ♪ hi. >> hi. >> is it fun to be canadian? >> uh, i'm not canadian. >> no? >> no. >> okay, thank you very much. >> oh, no problem. >> are you excited to have a threesome? >> a what? >> are you excited to have a threesome? you know -- you know when the team wins three years in a row? >> oh, three-peat. three-peat. >> oh, it's a three-peat. >> three-peat. you said a threesome. >> oh, it's not a threesome? oh, i thought it was a threesome. what is the difference? >> next question, man. >> all right. are you excited for a threesome? >> for what? >> for a threes

it will blow up in their face like an exploding cigar. think nancy pelosi knows that but she can no longer herd this pile of democrat congressmen. judge jeanine: pelosi, if there is a fancy for impeachment and she is holding it back, she is a smart lady, whether you like her or not you have got to give her credit. she knows the danger for the democrats. and the democrats don't have a policy, they don't have a theory, they don't have anything other than they hate donald trump. is she at risk of losing her speakership? >> i think she'll hold on to that like charlton heston said about his rival, they will take it from my cold, dead hand. the only other way is the republicans get the house back so we can get something done for this country. resolve immigration, deal with struck were with, secure our d deal wit with infrastructure. and get this country going again. you brought up something in the monologue that's powerful. all of this money and effort has been made. they couple with nothing but a goose egg. the dogs have been digging in the ya

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towe have some rules related flavored cigars, nicotine levels, and menthol ban, they went out for comment. in aggregate, probably over 100,000 comments per rule. looking at the science, it is one thing to say you want to settle up with nicotine, but the details matter. how much should it be? you don't want to set a number that is not right. if you reduce it modestly, you might make people smoke more. you have to think about a threshold that would get people to quit as opposed to merely encouraging increased use. their scientific questions related to these policies, technical challenges, but i am confident we will figure this out and continue on those policies. >> we're out of time but i have to ask you one more question, which is that do you expect to be nominated to be the permanent commissioner of the fda? >> i would like to be. i have learned all of the acronyms. i figured out that branch of government. the fda is marvelous place, there are cutting edge scien tists. but the decision is really up to the white house. i am a federal servant and i will do what they need me to do, and i hav

they put a ban on vape products, menthol cigarettes, and flavoreded cigars. i'm here to speak on a lot of business owners' behalf. a lot of them aren't here, and a lot of them are here and aren't speaking, so i hope i can express their feelings. jool products actually helped a lot of our customers quit cigarettes. that was good to know. people, america is known as a place where freedom of choice has brought so many of us to this country. you want to legalize marijuana and ban menthol cigarettes, and yet, we see e-cigarettes sold in so many places. gas stations -- regular cigarettes sold in so many places. are you telling me that regular cigarettes aren't harmful? alcohol? why not banned flavored alcohol. if i start naming drugs, i'll be here all night. pills, all shapes, sizes, and colors. the freedom of choice is america. parents need to police their children and educate them, not corner stores. all we can do is educate the country -- >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> mark again. i'm going to do translation for mrs. wu. >> good afternoon, supervi