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and i found the remnants of martha graham in that store room, and it was just like that. i walked in and everything was like that. and i just took that photograph. and you know, her life and in those trunks. >> rose: but do you think of yourself as much journalist as you think of yourself as much photographer? for every bit of you as photographer, are you also artist, journalist, story teller. >> well, i have been doing this for over 45 years. so the thing is photography is broad and big. and it has many possibilities. and it was interesting to look at the work from 1970 to 1983 because i really just photographed everything i saw. i just-- you know, everything i saw, it was where i was. i always had a camera with me all the time. i was taking photographs, you know, all the time. it's kind of a tour deforce that worked from that time. it's like a young man, i mean 1920-21. out there having that energy and strength to go out there. and shoot like that. in the 80s when after rolling stone you know, i went to "vanity fair." and senior brown was running "vanity fair," she was

needs to deliver the message to the chinese without any equivocation and i think he has. >> martha: senator graham to talk to you tonight. thank you very much, sir. what are the military options? here now general jack keene, fox news military analyst. we talk about the technology we would have to shoot a missile down if they were to do that. do we have that? >> yes. most definitely. we have capabilities to shoot a missile down in a prelaunch phase, in the boost phase, and most of all, the missile defense systems at sea. and also missile defense system in south korea. and the other mid-range systems we have in action and california. we shoot missiles down in a terminal phase. that are about to hit the ground. but that is just part of the military option. what we have to do to stop north korea is take down all the launch capability, the nuclear sites as well underground sites. we have to penetrate and destroy the sites. we would have to take out as much as the artillery and rockets as we can. this is what war looks like. it is horrific. >> martha: how likely do you think that is of happening? >> i t