a toll scottish play maha often where an idea took root that would grow into a reality tim david dennis and michele shared a dream of the icy land mass at the planet seven pole. if you think it was about fourteen thousand kilometers from braemar often this is the only continent that's not settled so it's really about as remote as you can get. it is you can hardly even imagine getting there so we said ok precisely because it's so far away that will be what captures the attention. after almost two years of planning and organization the tree has finally boarded the expedition ship. during the voyage from when its iris to the edge of antarctica the wind at times gusted up twenty knots with waves many metres in height everyone was thinking it was a tough trip and they were thankful to finally around. i have. four come on the set before we got here it seemed like a dream somehow unreal but when we arrived it was like wow euphoria. taking the first step on the ice was the perfect moment for me it was like man being on the moon i mean. that's really friends traveled on the ice pack for a month

cup squad the winners were taken see the presidential residence where they were greeted by a man who maha. of the. things he said and it's kind of. the way. she's nice easy to seeing descending on anything she phrased rightly she was a lazy. during. the why. i think rephrase that the jets flying over with the guys on the french try to cheer the wrong guys these winners of the world cup he doesn't need to come down the street people who've been watching the team for the last month fighting i'm praying that they would win the ones come i may have done it in other words like it's just a feeling incredible though that the energy everything soon then coming here is was incredibly was but your book the feeling was a sense of unity and everything was absolutely incredible i'm an american and i'm living here this is such a joy to see all this you know fight it's really just great to embody the spirit this is what france is all about we do stand. the older wedge full of clothes just sitting there only realizes this is beautiful. this is only looking at the much older oh you were only. showing so i

ties off of the two neighbors declared this state of war well let's get more on this how cost bonded maha mother though is live for us and the capital at us out of the reopening of the embassy mohamed one of a number of moves as these two countries reconcile. yes and it leads in the last thing president as far as a full work here but it should be just before he departed cost model the embassy has been a huge for the past twenty years on and i mean of workers have been giving it a facelift in the past week or so on the opening signaled the formal press publish mental diplomatic ties between if you are. and it's something that was inconceivable just months ago now size of work is. if you look here was conceivable just weeks ago because he was one of the most just political figures by your peons a booby month of the conflict that has engulfed this region for the past twenty years and now has not only been fainted and celebrated something that shows the changing situation of this region and of course the ethiopian people as well as eritreans and their countries have so much to gain muhammad f

. >> thank you, maha. >>> and now let's bring in senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. she's a key democrat on the judiciary committee set to question president trump's eventual supreme court pick. senator klobuchar, you just heard senator collins say there are some people on the president's original list of candidates she could not support. what's your reaction to that? >> well, i thought her comments were very heartening. susan collins, lisa murkowski have shown time and time again that they're willing to buck their party when it comes to important issues like supporting the affordable care act, defending planned parenthood, defending women's fundamental rights. they have done that and those were the words i was hearing from senator collins. she is someone that respects precedent and that is what's so important about this position. as you noted at the beginning, this is a position that will have consequences for generations. the court makes decisions in the last decade about who you can marry, where you can go to school, what your work is going to be like. my grandpa

but now let's listen to wa maha marco rubio said after the president corrected that one word. >> he saidwas -- >> i'm just glad he clarified it. i don't -- i can't read his intentions or what he meant to say at the time. suffice it to say that for me as a policy maker what really matters is what we do moving forward. >> jonathan capehart, the one word apparently did the president a lot of good with some people. >> yeah. with some people. so so much for that, you know, dam breaking that senator corker talked about. look, as long as it's only senator corker, only senator mccain, only those senators who have already announced that they are retiring, if they're the only ones who are speaking out against obvious outrages, then the inaction that we've seen from capitol hill will continue. it's what -- you know, the montage of clips that you showed of people, republicans sort of condemning what the president did in helsinki is sort of the foreign policy version of thoughts and prayers that we hear from republicans every time there's a mass shooting in this country. if the dam is truly to break