chick kaus sauce is the right move. >> i'm not feeling confident. >> we have to come up with a hand signal. >> [laughter]. that was the best line ever. >> we had three kill are lines on the show. not this great sandwich can beat that i went in there for the first time for you. >> it was good. i had the nuggets. they were delicious. see. >>you know what? thank you. >> she brought you a sandwich let her win. >> we don't give participation trophies. >> and you can't bribe. gi will take the w, >> you get points every week. >> a person as a person it is jessica's world in terms of the debate it is jets and he you live. >> i had three minutes ch. my thing, at least. [laughter]. whatever. >> you gotta -- can we go back to the probe i have more to say. >> do we have time. >> i gotta go. >> it is over. >> eat your sandwich. gi will eat my sandwich. thank you. >>you are welcome. >> more on north korea's threat to cancel the summit the president trump prepares next. [laughter] melatonin is the body's own sleep ingredient. only remfresh uses ion-powered melatonin to deliver up to 7 hours of sleep supp

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my teacher told me to check the box for kau indication because that's how you look. she refused.as enrolled at euimmaculat heart. some of her teachers still have fond memories of her. >> my first thought was he is so lucky. >> she was theology teacher. markle wanted to volunteer at a soup kitchen in downtown l.a.'s skid row and the advice she offered to help markle overcome her fear of volunteering in a dangerous neighborhood. >> you need to simply put the needs of others above your own fears. and meghan says she's remembered that conversation ever since. >> she performed there for years and performed in school plays. this rare footage is from her sophomore year solo as little red riding hood in the production of into the woods." markle went on to northwestern university where she continued her love of drama. she double majored in theater and international studies. acting was her passion. once back in los angeles, she landed minor guest roles in "csi" new york before being cast as a regular on the usa drama "suits" in 2011. shortly after the show's launch, she married long time b

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looking at the caucuses did have a policy of thinking east/west corridor across the core dr, through the kau caucases. it was not on on the tip of anyone's tongue right now. china says we'll be willing to do that investment. i don't think that china in these cases is doing it with with a geopolitical perspective in relationship to the united states or the west. i think it's doing it from a developmental perspective of china's own economic ties, trade ties, it's ability to reach a wider and wider set of countries as part of its economic growth. which may not be bad for those countries and it's not necessarily bad from a strategic point of view if the infrastructure is there as these countries stay on at least georgia, based on the course that it has been on. and serbia, i think has great promise. i've been there a couple times in the last six months, i think they've done remarkably well coming out of the kosovo conflict and how they've developed inside their own country. and what the prospects are with the next-generation population looking towards integration in europe. if we have the imagin

>> it would be a little lit of the pot kauing the kel l back.ed with iran isn't the issue. how has the political risks involved and has president made it? >> ho would have thought the big risks would be social media platforms for russians to interfere in our elections. that's one of the ways in which when you thbt and when the day after 9/11, within three days nobody could make a car. when you start threatening trade wars you threaten things like supply chains. i think they are multiplying anything. anything that adds to that earn certainty certainly increases that. >> i wonder if someone that has been in the war room, how critical is it if a president to have access? >> it is absolutely here that the president opposing points of view. >> it can be very eesz si in that situation room for everyone to start he thinks he would be able to hear it so it doesn't appear on the front page of the new york times. >> it's a concern for me because it looks to me that some of the c constraints that people felt about being in the white house and keeping that,