projections the economy might not be humming for the next ten years but may need some support in between leibowitz and frankfurt thank you. more than four billion allan passengers worldwide took to the skies in twenty seventeen that's a new record according to the international transport association carriers are offering more flights to more destinations and a growing number of people can afford them asia goes to the strongest growth but it was also high in europe despite the bankruptcies of several airlines. stocks has become a common sight around the world over the last thirty years but it hasn't ventured into the motherland office preso and cup of cino until now the u.s. coffee chain is just opened its first outlet in italy a store in milan is entered an upscale market starbucks is betting that premium coffees will win over customers in a country where and espresso is a quick and inexpensive daily routine it comes at starbucks plans to close one hundred fifty branches in the u.s. in the coming year because of the slowing market there. and that's all the business is back to you later thank you s

author mark leibowitz has just written a fantastic tell-all book.nt is so deep in the heads of these nfl owners -- it's good to see you. >> thank you so much for having me. >> martha: what do you mean when you say he's so deep in their heads? >> they care so much about what he thinks. as part of the reporting, we have a tape of a meeting between a bunch of owners and a bunch of players. right at the height of the anthem crisis last year. and to hear these owners saying what is donald going to do next? we have to stop them. we can't trigger him. you get a sense that even though donald trump has been trying to get into the nfl for several decades, he might not be in the club but he's living in their heads. and these are supporters anyway anyways, the owner of the patriots, the owner of the bills. it was quite striking and i don't think they had any clue how to handle. >> martha: to me, the president always seems to know when he's got his finger on something that's a good trigger. however, when you look at these polls, it does feel like you got the sup

matthew, >>> magtsd -- amy walter, national editor of the cook political report and mark leibowitz andr of the new book "big game, the nfl in dangerous times." welcome all. let me just get right to it. i think susan glasser in "the new yorker" put it in an interesting way about the john mccain funeral service with the headline, john mccain's funeral was the biggest resistance meeting yet. she writes, mccain's grand funeral, the ohm baugh au adviser david axelrod called it an exercise in civic communicaton. it is more united in its currently may be seen in its hatred of donald trump. amy walter? >> i thought it was interesting you asked the question about -- this was sort of a memorial service for an era of politics. that is no longer with us. i would also argue that that era left us a long time ago, and that this world we are in, the tribalism, the polarization, the incentive structure pulled us to this place, before donald trump ever came. he is exacerbating it there's no doubt, but the service itself, i think the call to our better angels, our better selves stands out because of the