. >> reporter: mr. lee recovering at home tonight, walking us through what happened on saturday when he intervened during a robbery attempt in oakland's chinatown. >> her boyfriend took action and charged the guy. moving the gun away from her head. >> reporter: that's when mr. lee says he jumped in. >> that's when the gun was discharged. i believe two shots. >> reporter: hitting him in his left shoulder and right thigh. barely missing his main artery. >> the trigger could be pulled at any moment. so that was a really tense situation. >> reporter: luckily, he is here to tell his story. a story police chief armstrong has heard too many times in the city of oakland. >> it saddens me that we continue to see videos of community members even in our asian chinatown area being victimized. >> reporter: chief armstrong says it is dangerous when people put their lives on the line to help others. he sat down with us exclusively one month after the six-month anniversary on the job. >> we've done a lot of positive things

mr. lee: mr. president, states and localities are not allowed to tax land held by the federal government. as a result of this, congress created the pilt program to reimburse states for that lost revenue. the payments are determined by a formula that is far lower than it would be under a tax equivalency. 21 years ago the usda concluded that pilt payments needed to be increased by three and a half times. on certain federal lands the number is much larger. a utah study showed that for lands held in utah cities, it needed to be 262 times larger. my amendment would help correct this inaccuracy. it would direct the secretary of the interior to conduct a study on the true taxable value of pilt land and treat it as if it were owned by anyone else other than the federal government and, therefore, subject to taxation. it would reform the program to more accurately compensate states for the revenue that they lose simply by virtue of the fact that they have federal land in them. the presiding officer: who yie

mr. lee: mr. president, infrastructure is the physical backbone of our country. and it's an example of positive, constructive american achievement and accomplishment. unfortunately, this particular bill in its process, content, price tag, and long-term effects simply will not serve the country, americans, and particularly utahans well. it will ultimately be detrimental to our economy, to the daily lives of the american people, and even in some cases to infrastructure itself. now, i'm not saying that i don't appreciate the hard work, goodwill, and excellent intentions of my colleagues who have put many long hours, weeks, and months into crafting it, nor am i suggesting that there aren't good things in the bill, good things that would benefit deserving people in this country. as i have said before, the question is not whether or not infrastructure is a good and a necessary thing, nor is the question whether the bill contains some good things. the question is rather how much should the federal government be involved in infrastructure, and if it should, where it shou

reporter: saben lee was out shopping with his mom when he saw a violent purse snatching. one man was pistol whipped. you can see the moment when mr. saben lee jumped into action and was shot twice in the armpit and leg. this incident comes on the heel of a number of attacks in oakland's chinatown. one block away. just days earlier a, a jewelry shop owner witnessed two women get their handbags >> i couldn't see another person get snatched. i felt so bad. i really wanted to stop them. >> now, according to the chinetown chamber of commerce, a number of businesses are closing up early. >> before they would close at kf. then ack. now at health care. sometimes a little earlier. it is so dangerous. reporter: while mr. saben lee recovers, he has no regrets but shares this word of caution with others. >> if you are getting robbed. think about your safety first. don't think about your possessions. possessions can always be replaced. >> developing news, california's wildfires. pg &esaid they found no problems with the power poles or lines linked to the dixie hour. to the west, the monument fire started last night and has scorched 50,000 air

reporter: saben lee was out shopping with his mom when he saw a violent purse snatching. one man was pistol whipped. you can see the moment when mr. saben lee jumped into action and was shot twice in the armpit and leg. this incident comes on the heel of a number of attacks in oakland's chinatown. one block away. just days earlier a, a jewelry shop owner witnessed two women get their handbags >> i couldn't see another person get snatched. i felt so bad. i really wanted to stop them. >> now, according to the chinetown chamber of commerce, a number of businesses are closing up early. >> before they would close at kf. then ack. now at health care. sometimes a little earlier. it is so dangerous. reporter: while mr. saben lee recovers, he has no regrets but shares this word of caution with others. >> if you are getting robbed. think about your safety first. don't think about your possessions. possessions can always be replaced. >> developing news, california's wildfires. pg &esaid they found no problems with the power poles or lines linked to the dixie hour. to the west, the monument fire started last night and has scorched 50,000 air

you can see in this video the moment when mr. lee jumped into action and was shot twice in the armpit and leg. this incident comes on the heels of a number of attacks in oakland chinatown, including two violent robberies in a two day span at ninth and harrison last month. one block away,,, earlier, a jewelry shop owner witnessed two women get their handbags snatched. you can see the owner pick up a stool and hurl it at the suspect as they get away. >> i just felt so bad that i wanted to stop them. >> according to the chinatown chamber of commerce, a number of businesses are closing early. >> but now we have to close at 4:00. it's just so dangerous. >> he says he has no regrets but shares this word of caution -- >> if you are getting robbed, think about your safety first, don't think about your possessions. possessions can be replaced. kristen: governor newsom got personally involved in the effort to clean up homeless and campus around the state. he joined a crew tasked with picking up mounds of trash and debris under the university a

. >> reporter: from his hospital bed, 27-year-old mr. lee showed me one of his gunshot wounds. we are withholding his first name for privacy. that was the sound of gunfire hitting lee twice in the shoulder and thigh during the chaotic robbery. lee said he was waiting for his mom who was shopping when he noticed two men followed two couples out of a shop near 8th and franklin. >> soon afterwards i heard some yelling and screaming. and it looks like there is a robbery attempt right now. and then, so, i tried to deescalate the situation. >>en who of the suspects pointed a -- one of the suspects suspects pointed a gun at the woman. lee tries to push the suspect to the ground. that is had he was shot. the men got away with the purses. >> what compelled you to intervene? >> i was thinking of everybody's safety at first. >> reporter: you are very brave. >> well, at first, you know, it was just a regular tussle. no guns involved. when the gun was pulled out i was too close. >> the other man was pistol- whipped. >> i would do it again but maybe differently. i would still definitely appr

mr lee was shot in the armpit and right leg. he's since been released from the hospital.yself a hero. they can call me. i hear what they want. i just consider myself. just trying to help someone in need, so i pretty sure that they really needed help. many of us we feel strongly that you know this, uh brave young men and you know, willing to risk the life and these are the heroes. carl chan as president of the oakland chinese chamber of commerce, he says criminals are being emboldened by the revolving door of the criminal justice system. the whole problem is not about the police is about the other being caught. they will be released, if not the same day, probably the next morning. nathan franklin is a busy intersection just a few blocks from oakland police headquarters. this video is from the same corner back on july, 12. you can see two men getting out of the mercedes, iraq to asian women of their purses and took off. frustration a witness throws a stool at the mercedes. you may recall that karl chan himself was attacked at eighth and broadway, just a block from oakland p

go through the numbers are going to cause him to do and to tell us if the woman who has to be in mrs. lee told me to talk to you, she can even though it wasn't. ringback to she was mid week bowman, me start work on a new project. director park when young is an exacting taskmaster or but usually we don't, we don't call them on lucas young. so what are them? so it's a simple scene extolling the virtues of the countries health care system. but here in north korea, even comedy. so the higher purpose, one of the many, some chairs, you have to have an initial having no one medium. so we, so we want to turn on a group it's bitingly cold. the next day minus 6 degrees celsius in the sun. we don't on said it's also freezing. most of the crew are in thick winter clothing. but for obama, you and me and the fellow actors, there's no such luxury. they're dressed for their parts cold, but ready to start such men. i've but then a power outage, one of several, during our time here. mom, due to you to see the trinity to see they fumble in the dog for a while and then it's business as usual on sounds in whi

if you haven't been able to have another new president and, and crime and by mr. lee, that was just a point that a few years before a few days before i death estimation. just now more you find the conference if this, if they to, to have a new president. i can tell you, i mean while the prime minister is, is, is heading to the emergency center to try to come to content and the content just to blend. and the, the state hospital and left is, is, is got on like is, is out of the passage now to receive people that, that, that the that have all, oh, all kind of close folk book, but a shot. when does that? that's rounded and the meantime a lot of people are on shark. you have a pregnant woman kid that got it. and fact that many people in the communities are trying to help to, to rescue neighbors. but it's just a jewish and that that is very critical because this, this, this incident is up ending up 4 hours away from photo print and, and, and it's pretty bad, very, very limited resources. so we're gonna have the weight to be what going to happen. and the next hour what the go

mr. lee, thank you very much. indeed for joining us, and i'll just say that we do appreciate it. thank you very much. indeed. thank you and have a good day. sure. 3 weeks after devastating sides hit western parts of germany killing at least a $180.00 people. survivors say they're relying on the help of volunteers, and among those bringing assistance refugees from syria, they say they want to give something back to the nation that received them. so us and met them at a church in the bad know enough deep in the basement of a centuries old church, they are cleaning up one bucket at a time. for the past 2 weeks, the syrian refugees have picked up shovels and how to clear tons of debris left after the worst flood this historical town has ever seen. so i'm very proud that i can help people here and religious institutions. true for me. there's no difference, whoever i help and what their background is. this is likely the last place, the syrians thought they would end up leaving their wall street and towns back home . here in the darkness of the florida, the roman catholic church was sho

he says, mr. lee's release is part of a wider approach to white collar crime in south korea. the korean government has a habit of releasing corporate bosses who have been convicted of various crimes. some of that was actually being like physical salt and some, some of this isn't just white collar crime like like leaf conviction but actual assault. and there's been a fair amount of criticism of that, and this is sort of a part of a large debate about sort of whether not create very largest corporation or mega corporations that dominate the economy. that i have too much influence on, on politics, my own sense. and i haven't been too much from the, from the current government. right. i mean, the president current president got in because the president, of course is impeached right. and leave with great big ghana. i think the current president moon has been content to sort of allow that process to play out. right. he got what he wanted, if you will, politically, from this years ago. and i'm not really sure there's too much left to be gotten from sort of speeding up on the now in

mrs. lee: as the member designated by ms. -- ms. lee: as the member designated by mr. khanna, pursuant to h.r. 8, i inform the house that mr. khanna will vote yes on s. 272 . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. amodei, pursuant to h.r. 8, i inform the house that mr. amodei will vote yes on s. 272. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. davids of kansas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. davids will vote yea on s. 272. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. barrymore of alabama, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. moore will vote yes on the motion to suspend the rules and pass senate 272. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? >> as the member designated by repres

come out strongly to talk about what they plan to do with quotas, and more recently, with what pre-mr. leeo -- prime minister lee has had to say, i think that should reassure singaporeans quite a bit, but it will always be a hot topic issue, especially in a country that is so small and has always prided itself on not having much natural resources, except humans. it is inevitable it will come up, and more so when we are just before, just after alexion, and during the crisis, i think you can always expect to see discussions about this,. so long as the singaporean government continues to prioritize singaporeans, which i think it has done over the past year, i think they will continue to be held accountable, but we are on a good track right now. yvonne: thank you very much. let's check the business flash headlines. a french luxury group is pushing into china as it seeks to reduce its carbon footprint, revamping its signature bag with sustainable materials. the ceo outlined his growth plan. >> we are aiming at opening five or six stores in china, bringing us to 50 stores in china, enough to be

the man, who requests we call him mr. lee, was shot in the armpit at eighth and franklin.bit sore but in good spirits. he sends gratitude for everyone for the outpouring of support. the only authorized gofundme has raised over $25,000. in victory for eitcounyups,viewy unaded fll for the airport's general aviation aircraft. the change comes as a growing number of officials demanding the airport's closure because of unsafe lead levels from planes. supporters say the airport is critical for smaller planes and emergency operations. once again, circling back to drew tuma watching the wins for us. drew: and tomorrow, they will help us alleviate some of the smoke in our atmosphere. tuesday, finally cooler weather move in, where hot temperatures ruled the forecast in the weekend. the exploratory him came around right now. sparkling so nicely and you do have a canopy of clouds, a marine layer welwe will likely e first thing monday morning. earlier today, you notice the haze in the atmosphere, smoke from nearby wildfires in northern california moving to our atmosphere. right now, yo

the 27-year-old that goes by the name mr. leesn't hesitate to intervene. >> i would not call myself a hero. i consider myself as trying to help someone in need. i'm pretty sure that they needed help. >> they did. his friend in the white sured was pistol whipped. both are expected to recover. this is the latest attack in a community that has seen a surge in crime like carjacking. homicides up 51%. robberies up 14%. civic leaders say oaklanders live in continuous fear for their safety and the governor needs to take action. >> we ultimately request that you, governor newsome, be claire a state of emergency and deploy the california highway patrol and other law enforcement officers to restore safety for citizens, businesses and property. >> speaking just a short time ago in alameda, county, governor newsome said the state is helping oakland through outreach programs and special grants, other resources to combat asian hate crimes. he stopped short of declaring a state of emergency. the two suspects from saturday's attack still on the

. >> it took only seconds for this man, who wants to be identified as mr. leeive shooter training to kick in after he heard women scream saturday afternoon. >> i would not expect something like this to happen in broad daylight with lots of cameras around. a lot of police presence around. >> he was shopping with his mom when he saw two couples targeted in a violent purse snatching pad one man in the group was pistol whipped. you can see the moment when he jumped into action. at was shot twice in the armpit and the leg. >> this was someone who knocked me out. dion: this comes on the heels of a number of attacks in oakland's chinatown including two violent robberies at ninth and harrison last month. one block away -- earlier, a jewelry shop owner witnessed two women get their handbags snatched. you can see the owner pick up a stool and hurl it at the suspects as they get away. >> could not see another person get snatched. really wanted to stop them. a number of businesses are closing up early. >> before we close at 6:00, then we close at 5:00, and then we close at

the only authorized gofundme for mr. lee raised over julian: this wednesday, join us for an emotional event featuring the life and career of legendary liquor store kobe bryant. >> i have a hard time still believing my friend and his daughter are gone. i will call his phone. i can't get away from it. julian: superstar premieres wednesday night at 10:00 here on abc 7 and streaming on hold. you can also check o detail kobe bryant on espn plus for more content there too. kumasi: an airport in east san jose will be running on unleaded fuel. an announcement is expected from the local aviation community. unleaded fuel will be introduced for noncommercial planes. a growing number of officials have demanded the airport closed because of unsafe lead levels for planes. supporters say the airport is critical for smaller operation. the san jose county board of supervisors are expected to vote on this matter tomorrow. movie lovers in tennessee do not have to wait until the dark to go to the drive-in, they can do it in the daytime. the loc

teague, and we also have mr. lee hepner from the supervisor's office to speak on the item today, so i'll go ahead and invite mr. hepner to say a few words, and i will follow up with staff presentation. >> thank you. hello, president koppel and commissioners. thank you for allowing me to speak to you today. these are targeted amendments that are responding to community concerns. far be it from an omnibus bill or sweeping citywide changes, every once in a while, we come forward with a bill like this that are addressing needs of the community, all of which are set forth in the really great staff report by planning staff veronica flores. thank you so much. the amount of context and analysis in there is really something. i want to address just a few matters before turning it back to commission and staff. in the staff report, one of the staff recommendations is to increase the abandonment time in the chinatown district from 18 months to three years. abandonment provisions are really important to our zoning district. they p

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mr. lee: mr. president, infrastructure is the physical backbone of our country.nd it's an example of positive, constructive american achievement and accomplishment. unfortunately, this particular bill in its process, content, price tag, and long-term effects simply will not serve the country, americans, and particularly utahans well. it will ultimately be detrimental to our economy, to the daily lives of the american people, and even in some cases to infrastructure itself. now, i'm not saying that i don't appreciate the hard work, goodwill, and

thank you so much, mr. lee. madam secretary, do we have anybody from the public who wishes to comment on this item? >> clerk: at this time, members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 415-655-0001, enter access code 146-402-9485. press pound and pound again to enter the call. if you would like to make public comment, please press star, three to enter the public comment queue, and we'll allow a few moments for the public to dial in. members of the public who would like to provide public comment, please press star, three. mr. chair, we do have a caller. >> okay. great. hello? >> yeah, hello. >> hi. >> yeah, so i'm andy, andy anderson. i'm from the ocii and [inaudible] workforce program. i was just calling in to give my remarks and thanks for the program, and you guys know how hopeful it was and encouraging it is to work with people in the same field as you, in architecture, especially for a person for me, born and raised here in san francisco. so i just wanted to show some lov

mr. lee: what we're doing is on the right side of history.oing is absolutely on the right side of the political and policy apparatus. simply because we are now consuming funding from the public sorts. we are not creating a financial system with systematic risk to the financial system. we are spending on places where that is where real financing should happening. her financial system has become a massive system floating on top of the new economy. what we are trying to do is to put money in the soil into the deep roots a part of the economy that truly support the gp. truly create the jobs and provide fiscal revenues. shery: what is your personal feeling about what is happening with alibaba? you spent a lot of your time as former hong kong exchange ceo of brain these tech giants to hong kong or secondary listing. mr. li: the market was strong and analytical insight. we should know that this was coming. this is quite consistent with the broader direction of what the government says, but essentially, rebalancing the efficiency and fairness. today,

mr. lee tried to push the suspect to the ground on saturday in china town.houlder and thigh. he is expected to make a full recovery. >>> authorities in alameda say foul play was not a factor in the death of a runner. the body of the 37-year-old was found last tuesday. now a preliminary autopsy report finds no signs of trauma. >>> and the dixie fire in the northern sierra is now 22% contained. it's burned more than 482,000 acres since is broke out. evacuation orders remain in effect for parts of four counties. >>> as we look at traffic a couple of things to look out for. we have brake lights across the upper deck of the bay bridge. there's a crash westbound near treasure island as you work in that right lane. the lanes are blocked. traffic is slow there. traffic is slow as you work coming the maze with the metering lights on. you can see traffic is backing up because of that crash as well. give yourself extra time there and also on the richmond, san rafael bridge we have reports of an accident there and traffic is slow as you get on the span. >>> we are looki

. >> president moon, ambassador lee, governor and mrs.secretary austin, minister wong, superintendent reinebold, distinguished guests, the families of the fallen, and, most importantly, the many veterans of the korean war who fought and guaranteed freedom in the republic of korea, welcome to this groundbreaking ceremony at the korean war veterans memorial wall of remembrance. as chairman of the korean war veterans memorial foundation, i'm honored to most this moment us event. the groundbreaking of the wall of remembrance addition to the korean war memorial, which will add 100 panels with the names of 36,595 americans and 7174 korean augmentees to the united states army who were killed action during the korean war in 1950 to 1953. it will be a physical manifestation of the strength of the rock and u.s. alliance. it will educate over 4 million visitors here each year on the cost of freedom and the cost of war. and most importantly, it will honor and pay homage to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice, their lives for freedom. i personally w

thank you so much, mr. lee. madam secretary, do we have anybody from the public who wishes to comment on this item? >> clerk: at this time, members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 415-655-0001, enter access code 146-402-9485. press pound and pound again to enter the call. if you would like to make public comment, please press star, three to enter the public comment queue, and we'll allow a few moments for the public to dial in. members of the public who would like to provide public comment, please press star, three. mr. chair, we do have a caller. >> okay. great. hello? >> yeah, hello. >> hi. >> yeah, so i'm andy, andy anderson. i'm from the ocii and [inaudible] workforce program. i was just calling in to give my remarks and thanks for the program, and you guys know how hopeful it was and encouraging it is to work with people in the same field as you, in architecture, especially for a person for me, born and raised here in san francisco. so i just wanted to show some lov

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lee: mr. abbott, eyes i said in my opening remarks, i have reason to be concerned about the cost and availability of insulin. i was excited to see, recently, that walmart has broken into the insulin market and wants to new products. -- launched two new products. why has it taken so long for this disruption to occur and why have we not seen is from a traditional company? mr. levitt: i'm not an expert. mr. abbott: it is interesting these kind of retailers and walmart, the prime example of the very important of figures in the health care. there is a recent study that medicare part d, some costs for generic, -- bargaining was actually higher than the price of negotiated by walmart. if this is to suggest again that perhaps there should have been more companies doing this, but the private sector is good at bargaining and when you lift regulatory barriers, the ability of companies to enter into these markets, the that is good. one of the big problems here is the pbm's and other big actors if you have

lee. you have to take a battery out . and also mr. john lewis, mr. good trouble.louisiana, to change the way we see life now. so i don't want to hold you all up, but i know i'm giving you right now, but hey, i want you all to be blessed and one thing i want to tell you all before i leave is, and i'm not talking to you all, i talking of the am senate, in the words of al sharpton, get the knee off our neck. because the pain that my family, as well as other families, we have gone through is unbearable. let's take accountability now. i am asking at you not wait -- that you not wait until tragedy hit your front door personally. let's pass the george floyd judging and policing act. say his name. >> george floyd. >> say his name. >> george floyd. >> now be the change and go vote. vote like your life depends on it. [applause] ♪ reverend sharpton the new york's : bus is going to have to leave. i am going to ask martin and andrea and yolanda to come back to the stage before they have to leave. we will all stand in a line. they have to do the how to show on television in an

thank you so much, mr. lee.we have anybody from the public who wishes to comment on this item? >> clerk: at this time, members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 415-655-0001, enter access code 146-402-9485. press pound and pound again to enter the call. if you would like to make public comment, please press star, three to enter the public comment queue, and we'll allow a few moments for the public to dial in. members of the public who would like to provide public comment, please press star, three. mr. chair, we do have a caller. >> okay. great. hello? >> yeah, hello. >> hi. >> yeah, so i'm andy, andy anderson. i'm from the ocii and [inaudible] workforce program. i was just calling in to give my remarks and thanks for the program, and you guys know how hopeful it was and encouraging it is to work with people in the same field as you, in architecture, especially for a person for me, born and raised here in san francisco. so i just wanted to show some love and say congratulat

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mr. everything rally. tom lee. head of research at fundstrat. tom good to talk to you again. >> sorry i'm not there in person or live. >> we appreciate you joining us nonetheless. i mentioned esther george's comments it's time getting time bostic yesterday, others before that you may get more in the days ahead. the 10-year last monday, eight nine days ago was 1.12 at 1.35 right now. is that a problem for your everything rally call? >> that -- the fed could change everything so it is one of the conditions that can turn into a headwind. and i would say the everything rally -- there is a lot of pieces in place that really support a big move into the end of september but absolutely, the fed -- if the fed does turn hawkish, has a hawkish surprise then the window in october is potentially some sort of pullback but given the delta variant's spread through emerging markets in asia, i would be surprised if anybody had confidence to say that now was the time to tighten. >> let's be clear though let's say -- for argument's sake or the sake of this conversa

mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator. senator lee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. reynolds, i would like to start with you. you serve as the regional director for the parks service for regions for 6, 7, and eight, and that puts you in charge of parks within my state. as i understand it, some problems with overcrowding occur and can be addressed inside of our parks. many of these issues begin outside of our parks. can you tell me a little bit about this consideration? >> thank you for that question. getting people before they arrive would be one idea and that is something we are exploring, some better, i guess you can say, models and partnerships to look at traffic. we have a study happening in the grand teton's in our region that is looking at where visitors are coming on, what they do when they get there, what their vehicles are doing, what their visitation preferences are, these studies through social science work and working with the federal highways should be able to give us better data. getting the word out, mr. garland mentioned something similar. before you

meredith lee of pbs newshour. >> mr. president, you mentioned just now using every resource available for evacuations. why haven't you ordered the military to expand the security perimeter around the kabul airport? do you have any plans to do so given that will likely require more u.s. troops? and are you considering rescue operations to recover american and afghan allies stuck behind taliban checkpoints? pres. biden: the answer is yes to the last question, we are considering every opportunity and every means by which we can get folks to the airport. that is number one. number two, the reason why we have not gone out and set up a perimeter way outside the airport in kabul is that it is likely to draw an awful lot of unintended consequences in terms of people who, in fact, are not part of the taliban. kabul is that it is likely to draw an awful lot of unintended consequences in terms of people who, in fact, are not part of the we have been in constant contact with taliban leadership on the ground in kabul, and we have bee

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mr. president you heard what lee found from her dials, i guess you had a conditions based plan, to take the troops out of afghanistan, now the government is down taliban has taken over completely. your thoughts on what went wrong. >> well first of all, i watched lee for a long time and she is fantastic, usually gives good numbers but when she doesn't i don't like her as much that is okay. i think a great job very interesting to watch it is a mess it is a mess like nobody has ever seen the most embarrassing moment in our -- u.s. a military defeat a psychological defeat russia, china kim jong-un, north korea watching this disaster laughing at us having a good time. europe is laughing europe has been very tough to deal with, europe is as bad as china in many ways in terms of trade, certainly in terms of ripping us off on military and europe is watching this, and they are laughing, they are all laughing. not funny for us but funny for them so badly handled. >> a very serious situation, for those people left behind mr. president. >> maria you don't take military out -- that is -- >> people there