i would also like to thank former local 38 trade coordinator dan kennedy.s the training coordinator for 35 years. we want to thank you for your contributions over the years. i am not sure if he is here today, but dan kennedy, thank you. i would like to also thank tom. he did a great job in san francisco and in santa rosa. thank you, tom. a special thanks to district 36 council trust fund for learning us the money to build the school. without them, this would not have happened. i want to recognize the trustees. i think they are all here. is bob jennings from local 246. bill taylor from local 422. steve macarthur from local 62. mark molinar from 228. frank, lew, mac, scott, and james wilson. i have to tell you. if we knew was legal to borrow money from other unions, we would have done it a long time ago. we will be back. [laughter] i also want to thank global 38 board of trustees for all their efforts in making this a reality. i will introduce them. i am the chairman of the board. all of the other labor trustees are steve jennings, bill read ardon, and others

dan quayle menses jack kennedy as he had done in the campaign trail.had a line saying i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine, and your note back -- jack kennedy. some dispute about whether that was a prepared line. what is yours? >> well, it's out of the way to me. unfortunately i was not able to talk to lloyd bentsen. by the time i got around to it. in public statements that he made to reporters after the debate when he was asked whether or not that was a boy purblind he said, no, no, no. it just came to me. however, some of the folks around bentsen letter said, well, we have heard him say this before. in other words, we have heard quayle say something about john f. kennedy before. about the experience. that was a point that quayle had more experience in congress and then government and john f. kennedy did when he was elected president. so they were ready for this. i think we just have to leave it to hear again to different use of what happened. >> talk a little bit about the negotiations that go into -- and i no you're not a part of t

dan lothian, thank you. let's pull up this map that we've created where you can actually see the saudi embassy here. you have the potomac river on the left. maybe that's the watergate, near the kennedymple. that's where the saudi embassy is. we've reached out to this ambassador and have yet to hear back any reaction to this really assassination, this thwarted assassination on his life and as those different officials describe, it would have been a bomb blast, it would have happened at a restaurant in washington, d.c. so not only would this ambassador have been killed, but multiple, multiple casualties. i have al cnn contributor on the phone with me. tom, what do you make of this? >> hello? >> tom, it's brooke in atlanta. do you have me? >> yes. >> so we're live on tv. there is a tremendous, tremendous win for the government, the u.s. government here. what's your first impression? >> well, my impression is that they did a great job of thwarting with all of these agencies in other countries to keep this a secoret to have it o force. the quds force is sort of the iran's team and it's pretty far-fetched. i think whether they will be able to prove that skex another matter but it would be