almost see the cheese i think from here if there's a goal and we have the team news for everybody peter yeah well colombia have forced one change his forces make two changes mr peckham and commas are biggest did not make it he was he came off injured in the in the last game after half an hour it's not made it. is also out so instead he's had he's put jefferson lemon. in on either side of a three man midfield and for a england we assume this is south game strongest side at least two to his mind the same team that he started the world house with against tunisia ruben loftus cheek obviously played in the last two games because that i had been injured but he's fit again and back in the starting line up so. it's a very tasty prospect you know this game and it's a massive massive game that has landed here in moscow and we did expect thousands and thousands of english fans but it's not been like that it's thousand ten thousand fans from from colombia but there's not hardly any english yet it's colombia with most of the ball and it's colombia with most of the fans tens of thousands of them that i th

thanks neal thanks peter yeah very well welcome to you from st petersburg quite incredible how even in that studio in salt you can hear in the background the noise from freestate him quite credible that russia crazy quarterfinal underway our correspondent is there right now in the fire zone in sochi hopefully you'll be able to hear us i was it was definitely madness that. i guess the atmosphere is pretty tense there at the moment how are people feeling rusher of other good stuff so far . he said that hi again right now i can hear you because you actually started talking to me just after being here i can fan made that wonderful save perhaps during that who wouldn't be able to hear you you may have heard that bad zones in fast time fests all across russia are hackers and i can tell you that here in saw the tree i saw that police had to close the entrance and i really do feel sorry for the people who didn't get in because obviously if you don't have a ticket to the mystery that this was the best place to come and if people didn't make it here it's a real pity for them there are bars acros

peter: yeah, it's a little different.onis: it's quite a change from the old kitchen they were working in just four months ago. i noticed on the architectural plans i signed off on that there's an event center, there's party rooms. allison: you can do candy cocktails, beer, wine, anything from a corporate luncheon to renting out the entire building for a huge party. lemonis: why don't you guys give me a tour? i want to see the restaurant. so, this is the candy apple café and cocktail. lemonis: this looks so cool. allison: it's still whimsical and fun but in a very sophisticated way. lemonis: sweet pete's will offer much more than candy. it will also offer a full-service restaurant, factory tours, and candy-making classes. we have space for birthdays, corporate events, and even weddings. we'll generate revenue in many different ways, and we've already seen a jump in sales. right after the first show aired, what kind of volume were you seeing on the internet? allison: oh, it was crazy. we would normally do $15,000 that month

. >> wear the for peter to get here. and, yeah.is morning. >> this was all part of dust tip's plan. >> i told her i had to work. and, so, yeah, when she leaves i'll go back to the house, get changed. >> because he's got a big surprise for her at the magic kingdom. i think you guys can guess what it is. >> magic? a magic trick, a card trick? >> he's going to make a diamond appear out of a box. he says, look, katy, i'll propose to you by a certain date and brother's running out of time. so he meets them inside the park. >> oh my gosh. >> hey, dustin. >> oh, she knows. >> yeah, she knows. she knows what's up. >> ever since the day that you told me no to going out to olive garden, i knew that one day, one day, one day she would say yes. >> she's dressed for the occasion, she looks so cute. >> and she's got her little mini ears too. >> i do like the dress too. >> caitlin, you're the love of my life, will you one day be my wife? >> and guess what? >> yea! >> she's not saying no anymore. >> and, oh, want to see the ring? and he met his de

sort of kremlin puppet it's beyond dumb but that's the narrative that they're pushing peter twenty four seven yeah i know i know it mark you know your take on this because i mean i don't know if they believe it but they want the public to believe it. this is the ultimate expression of their rage over the two thousand and sixteen election they still haven't gotten over it and it has done a. good good point as was very good point now i agree with. alex because the world's last thing that the idea that if it is see that he's some type of manchurian candidate or something but everything else i disagree with. of course there was no policy being discussed because there was no policy settle there we don't know that there was any policy talked about i'm not quite sure that donald trump really has the capability to do. scott's policy on a level and a par with vladimir putin certainly no deliverables no preparations were made anything that trump and putin to agreed in private if they agreed to anything doesn't it doesn't exist so trump is partly responsible for the really the media reaction when you yeah ab

lilian: yeah. peter? peter: hi, marcus. i'm peter. lemonis: peter, nice to meet you. i'm marcus.er: yes. lemonis: how are you? hannah: hi. hannah. lemonis: hannah, nice to meet you. taylor: i'm taylor. good to meet you. good to meet you. these are the dogs. this is domino and zeus. lemonis: are these greyhounds? taylor: no, they're actually whippets. max: who's for tea? i'm making some. oh, you're here! hi! taylor: this is max. lemonis: how are you? max: lovely to meet you. lemonis: i was meeting the company mascots. max: oh, yes, our fur babies. lemonis: they normally have this kind of disposition? max: yes, they're very calm. lemonis: do they take on their owner's disposition? max: probably not. [ laughs ] lemonis: okay. max: kathleen, she is working as our sort of interim cfo... lemonis: great. max: ...to help me with numbers. lemonis: this is nice. taylor: it doesn't look like much from the outside. lemonis: but it's pretty inside. taylor: yeah. lemonis: what is -- max: oh, this? this is my mood board and my inspiration board. and it's the kater family. it's kind of murchison

he goes around and checks them all out for us >> peter lynch >> right yeah >> what do you got >> so canr find pinnacle i actually sold pinnacle i made my money. putting it into -- i like the combined company i think frozen food is where it's at. the stock is very cheap. management is top notch. >> last week we were at the nasdaq, and i said with sales force trading 139. >> nyse. >> new york stock exchange >> i like the nasdaq >> i like the in a case as well. i said sales force trading 139 at the time would get above the all-time high at 142 went back yesterday. looked in the mirror and said i know i can let's raise that price target. sales force to 150 >> good stuff. thank you, all all right. just for us. have a great rest of the day power lunch starts right now >> riding the rally. the dow and srp 5 having their strongest four-day win streak in about, get this, five months what's taking us higher and where the money is going in this run. president trump kicking off his european tour ahead of his arrival. he is blasting nato and our allies saying it may be easier meeting putin. we are l

. >> yeah, peter breaker, on that pending supreme court pick, the announcement due monday, in terms of midterm politics, what is your sense of how that is factoring in, how midterm politics and calculations are factoring into his pick here? in looking at the nominees, is he trying to figure someone that resonates particularly with the republican party base, someone most likely to figure a fight with the democrats, something that might have a motivating effect? what is your sense much how the midterm elections factor into the decision he is making. >> that's a good point. one of the things that kept the conservative base with him through all of the controversies and all of these, you know, big furors over the last year and a half has been the idea he is replenishing the courts with conservative nominees at the lower levels and now once again at the supreme court level. you hear again and again from conservatives who are otherwise uneasy with donald trump. you hear them say, yes, but what about gorsuch and the courts? this is a chance to remind the conservative base why it is they stood

. >> oh, yeah, peter, thank you. barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney in michigan, thanks to all. >>> this major breaking story in the middle of the latest string of controversies this week. peter just mentioned some of them. president trump revealing on twitter his plans for a second meeting with vladimir putin in washington. so this is worth playing again, trump's own director of national intelligence clearly knew absolutely nothing about these plans, which, by the way, had clearly been in the works because the president said he had instructed john bolton to make the arrangements. >> we have some breaking news. the white house has announced on twitter that vladimir putin is coming to the white house in the fall. >> say that again? >> vladimir putin coming to the -- >> did i hear you? >> yeah, yeah. >> okay. that's gonna be special. >> that's gonna be special. well, that reaction and some other things that dan coats had to say apparently raising concerns within the west wing. "the washington post" reports white house aides are worried that tru

yeah, luckily. i think that peter strzok came across as very smug, very arrogant and a lot of his explanations go his texts messages as the inspect general has said too are just not credible. when he said, oh, what i really meant by saying, we'll stop trup from being elected, he -- i just meant the american people won't vote go him. >> i've got to tell you. he was upstaged by the behavior of the democrats. i mean, you actually had a democrat say that because strzok was testifying and we were askig him hard questions that i deserved a purple heart. >> lou: how absurd can you be to suggest something like that? throughout the hearing, as i'm sure you were frustrated by the conduct or behavior or the language. is strzok stalling trying to kep him from saying anything. it didn't work out that way. >> ron: i've never seen them run interference go somebody like they did. any time he was getting questioned and really put, they would try to jump in and interrupt, and it's strange, because you've been saying there's trump russia collusion. if that were true wouldn't you want strzok to be answering questions? i

. >> yeah, peter lawford was a member of the rat pack was also married to a kennedy, one of his sisters. peter lawford was after this happened -- because lawford was the ambassador between the two camps, he was banned from sinatra movies. he was written out of every oceans movie like it was a huge deal back then. anyway, i thought that was -- >> it would be like george clooney dropping don cheadle. right. >> if so, that struck me as something that might be fun to write about but i don't know yet. it was a lot of work to do this and we will have to see. >> again, the book is on sale outside if you have not already put it up. i recommend it highly. jake, thank you for being here and i want to thank you for what you do particularly now in the trump era. thank you very much. [applause] [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> here's a look at the upcoming fairs and festivals happening around the country.

could happen but i don't i just don't know him very well i've been to a couple of times yeah our europe correspondent peter over has more now on one of the most intense nato summit that i can remember at least in recent history let's take a look at his report. donald trump ran out onto the field determined to try and provoke a fight from with somebody angela merkel was his first point of call but he didn't get a rise out of chancellor merkel until well he brought up energy and started suggesting that because germany took in his words sixty to seventy percent of their energy from russia that swelled germany was a captive of the russian state germany is a captive version because they supply they get rid of the car to get rid of it. they get it so much of the us for russia i think is something that has to look at it is very inappropriate they pay billions of dollars to russia and now we have to defend them against russia this is all got to do with the nord stream to pipeline which donald trump has in the past opposed because he wants to see germany and other european countries import much more expensive liqui

about the dossier, finally getting permission from fbi to tell the truth for once. >> yeah, look, lou, i think that peter strzok came across as very smug, and arrogant. a lot of his explanations for his text-messages, as inspector general has said are not credible, he said what i really meant is the american people will not vote for him, bull. he was doing this in a haughty tone. he was u up staged by behavior f democrats, you have a democrat saying because strzok was testifying and we were asking him hard questions he deserved a purple heart, how absurd to say or suggest that. lou: dems trying to out absurd one another through out the hearing, i am sure you were frustrated by their conduct, behavior, language. i mean, stalling, obstructing, trying to stop strzok from saying anything. >> right. lou: it done work out that way.t didn't work out that way. >> i have never seen them run interference for anyone, it is strange, have you been saying there is a trump-russiacluding, icollusion. if it were true would not want him to answer, but they realize they don't want the answers to the questions, i think that

yeah great singing in thing peter hopefully will get a lot of that night and thanks to dan and a leg side and something that i said it was a phrase that he used to vet devils that is the nickname for the belgium team but it's also the nickname for manchester united and belgium has got to play is in this squat from manchester united obviously for laney we don't know if he's playing and romelu lukaku who scored four goals so far and look awkward is an interesting character because we've seen him score goals but he's also been involved in literally everything that that belgium has done you've got the statistics which was he's he's been involved in twenty goals in dozens last thirteen games seventeen of them he scored himself three of them he set up presumably most of this is supposed to come from house not into britain who get a lot of the attention but he's involved in one way shape or form and usually he's on the end of those names and you take him out of the team that is it looks very definitive out of the cock when people look at this this big player he looks a bit moody at times. a

over for the four time world time trial champion green jersey holder peter sagal and initially took the lead in the final sprint i'm yeah but the try to dylan the son of a gun was the quickest winning his second stage in as many days. german under the guy full in financial gravity of colombia finished behind him but were penalized for this clash of heads and elbows they were both relegated by the race jury. was clearly robbed of a stage when due to that maneuver from gov yeah if i had my mind if they. space there is no space flights but it wasn't the first offense for a guy who had already nudged an opponent. fellow german mustard kittle also have no joy last year he won five stages but has so far empty handed. the yellow jersey remains with belgian great fun from out. a huge chunk of ice for wish ran aground directly in front of a village in greenland has broken off the iceberg is six kilometers wide and one hundred meters high authorities say it could flood the village if more parts of it collapse a number of houses near the coast have been evacuated scientists say extreme iceberg events will become more frequent whic

. >> yeah, we had colonel peters on the program a little while ago and i think one of the things he saidhrasing i don't want to misquote him but it was words to the effect of it will be interesting to see what bolton does because people in order to get close to power maintain a position like that sell themselves for trinkets essentially, and it does seem like bolton, who, you know, people used to resign out of honor and resign when they -- it doesn't seem like that happens anymore. >> very little honor in today's washington, sad to say. and you're right. i mean, bolton used to be this fire-breathing opponent of appeasement, critic of russia, critic of north korea, and now he seems to be defanged by being national security adviser. and you saw mike pompeo being put in a similar position before the senate foreign relations committee today. there was actually a kind of comical moment there where jeff flake tried to praise him for the state department rejecting this absurd proposal from putin to question the former u.s. ambassador to russia and, you know, pompeo reacted with horror because h

peter: i learned to sleep a few years ago. but yeah, it is a huge part of the business and budget. emily: talk to us about the kinds of attacks you are seeing. what are they after? peter: the kind of attacks i can talk about is we see everything from the dos attacks, attacks from state level actors, attacks from phishing against our user bases. operational security requirements, there is really no end to the security vectors. emily: are there any particular state actors like russia that might be more active than others? peter: it is not usually the ones people guess. that is something we will have to be a little tightlipped about. emily: i'm glad you're getting some sleep. of blockchain, thank you very much. as well as our own caroline hyde in london. watching,u're microsoft's cloud services beat estimates for profit and revenue during the fourth quarter. sales of their cloud service rose 89% while office 365 revenue jumped 38%. the result caused shares to hit a record high as microsoft continues to cut into amazon's cloud business. stuck banks face a claimant china's ai industry. w

peter strzok. >> comey, mueller, rosenstein. >> oh, yeah, they're some republicans. >> they're either republicansgot different kinds? >> mueller hires all democrats. >> he didn't hire all democrats. it was about 50/50. >> no republicans. certainly not republicans that are engaged like weissman was engaged, like jim quarles was engaged. >> mueller himself is a lifelong rock ribbed republican, and you know that. the president had just met with him about taking a post in the cabinet. >> and turned him down. >> but why did he meet with him? >> it begins with a conflict. >> why did he meet with him? >> he didn't know who mueller was. >> he didn't know who he was. >> come on. what i mean is he didn't know all the bad things about mueller. he knew mueller was a former fbi guy. he needed an fbi guy. he interviewed him and on the spot he decided he's not the right guy. don't return him into the job. then that guy becomes -- you select that guy as the special prosecutor when he's just been turned down for a job. >> rosenstein did. the guy that the trump administration picked. they picked rosenstein. >> i t

and peter strzok does think that the smelly irredeemable deplorable trump supporters of walmart the hillbillies like us, we don't measure up. he thinks, yeah, i guess we're pretty dumb and he can do whatever he wants. i have bad news for peter. he's not the infallible super patriot that he clearly has convinced himself he is. he lies to our face and in the end he's not going to get away with it. in other words, he's not above the law. because the american people saw these lies today. we know a cover up when we see one. by the way, so did congressman louis galmer. >> you say i have no bias and you do it with a straight face and i told some of the other guys, he's lying, he knows we know he's lying and he could probably pass a polygraph. the disgrace -- >> the gentleman from texas will suspend for a moment. >> there is the disgrace and it won't be recaptured any time soon because of the damage you've done to the justice system. and i talked to agents around the country. you embarrassed them and embarrassed yourself. and when i see you with that little smirk, how many times did you look so innocent into your wife's eye and lie to her about --

is yeah i didn't catch it on al-jazeera. hello again peter with a quick reminder of our top stories there's been a big escalation of israeli action in gaza with dozens of missiles raining down with deadly effect late on saturday there were reports from hamas of a ceasefire brokered by egypt but in the hours that followed there were several new exchanges the israeli military says the wave of attacks was in retaliation for palestinian protests at the border and rocket fire out of gaza bernard smith is in gaza. not since the twenty fourteen war has israel hit a target so close to the densely populated gaza city israel says this building was a hamas urban warfare training facility with a tunnel underneath there were also civilians nearby israel says they were warned in advance of the strike i mean just smaller rocket was fired first at the roof a knock it's called but the people there said they didn't understand this warning instead some rushed to help thinking someone had been injured these two teenagers were among that group they were killed wh

the tournament so it's extra hot bracing that used to come in and yeah it is yeah and also for a small of you that was as peter and neal was saying you know he's been looked at as one of the leaders of the team is the leader across the dollar he plays. believe he's the caps and. he's filed this this sort of that's now obviously that. the ball should not. have that straight it is like the style you don't. punish my sides or concede so i go. rallying the crowd. just to go back to the one he feels most got his hand to pushed it on to the post. called. the. last scene on might have been some developments that we want to kind of shoot on we can go on with this one but i just think it was tired legs you know you saw that penalty by mario fernandez and how much energy expended going up and down the. right side scoring the goal the emotional energy that would have to tell you it's a little like my thing we've seen every team that's come out of the tournament you know the teams that whenever the favorites there was on the dogs were talking you know the morocco's etc they've come out of the defeats and they've said in t

sanders then gudrun how do you explain bernie sanders and i mean peter you even said yourself bernie sanders is the biggest story here yeah how do you guys if you think that it can't win and i mean we don't disagree on the corruption of the democratic establishment that's one thing where all of us will be in agreement but how do you explain bernie sanders a guy who is an open socialist who came out of nowhere and almost pretty much constant grassroots revolution probably would of had the establishment not cheated him is applauded in the heartland with a true populist message how do you explain bernie sanders if you entertain the the democratic socialism can't win steve if you want to play. because bernie sanders yeah because bernie sanders is a polished socialist he doesn't talk about any of the other issues all it talks about is income inequality it's unfair unfair unfair he doesn't get into specifics it is talk about the jails he doesn't talk about the the groups that you talk about transgender etc he focuses on one message and one message only which resonates with a certain percentage of the population a rather large p

all from the resister people and you touched on it earlier peter when trump talks about getting along with russia his base still does cheer yeah you do have a part of the right wing that has this enemy mentality so you do have this sort of problem but his base likes that he was elected on it his numbers are high because of it so he has the most important vote of confidence going into this meeting which is that people that will vote for him if you run for reelection are not going to be bothered at all it's a great visual of two tough guys let's be honest yeah shaking hands smiling so it's a win win again as i said earlier for and if you look at the putin's base and you look at trump space both like that picture ok exactly you know i did it with daniel here i mean i gan i mean even c.n.n. i noticed the last few days they even admitted they even admitted that. the american people on the whole. all are not interested in russia gate at all they they don't know much about it they don't follow it and they just kind of kind of push it out of their mind because it doesn't mean much to them it certainly does to the resistance people let

all from the resistor people and you touched on it earlier peter when trump talks about getting along with russia his base still does cheer yeah you do have a part of the right wing that has this enemy mentality so you do have this sort of problem but his base likes that he was elected on it his numbers are high because of it so he has the most important vote of confidence going into this meeting which is the people that will vote for him if you run for reelection are not going to be bothered at all it's a great visual of two tough guys let's be honest yeah shaking hands smiling so it's a win win again as i said earlier for and if you look at the putin's base and you look at trump space both like that picture ok exactly now i did daniel here i mean i gan i mean even c.n.n. i notice the last few days they even admitted they even admitted that. the american people on the whole. all are not interested in russia gate at all they they don't know much about it they don't follow it and they just kind of kind of push it out of their mind because it doesn't mean much to them it certainly does to the resistance people let's go back to l

yeah that's right it is building up the atmosphere here in st peter's by we've got to speak to a few fans in the build up to the game and many of them actually quite excited as you said you know this is still i didn't call it's ok for england if they win today it will be the. best finish since one thousand nine hundred sixty six so that would be a third place finish so there are you know the shoots of encouraged but you know we did speak to a number of funds as well and quite frankly they were a little underwhelmed by hops and saying that they would rather be contesting the final so more evening in moscow than they sky. just would you rather the wins tomorrow who lose the finals you know howard out on win tomorrow probably says not about results it's a very good results i'm proud of england playing a final is more important than playing for the third place i think that is the i mean that is unique right but it will be or best result if you get the play so i think absolutely will go for the first and fourth is nothing he said no one remembers for the four people you remember the first

when you ask that question of peter they will say we can't talk about it because it's acactive investigation. >> yeahere are a few points that are important. we have a before july 31 of 2016. we asked the department of justice for months and months on your show. did you run informants. how mitch did yo much did you p. the department of justice is trying to say and the fbi said they didn't do anything until july 31. that's really important information the american people should know. the president of the united states has to declassify this. why if the president would have declassified this the mueller indictment would look ridiculous. >> you know what, because there is a portion of the country that said he's trying to get in the mid olympic of the investigation. whether or not he's going to declassify. listen to this. >> why not get those documents to congress. >> one thing i want to stay unininvolved in. i've been told o don't get involved. they are getting them. >> amine while, in the wall street journal the title is after the stone wall. we are obviously not going to get to the truth through the l

tournament so it's extra heartbreaking that he missed a penalty yeah it is yeah and also for a small of you that was as peter and neal was saying you know he's been looked at as one of the leaders of the team is the leader across the dollar he plays. believe he's the caps and. he's failed is this sort of that's now with you that. the ball should feel this. strain is like he stayed on. my very sagely concedes i go if they're running the crowd. i just to go back to the one i can feel manage to get his hand to pushed it on to the post. over. the. last seen on. some confidence that we want a penalty shoot out we can go in and win this one but i just think he was tired legs you know you saw that penalty by mario fernandez and how much energy expended going up and down the. right side and then scoring the goal the emotional energy that would have to tell you it's really hard like my saying we've seen every team must come out of the tournament you know the teams that whenever the favorites there was the underdogs we're talking you know the morocco's etc they've come out the defeats and they've said in their post mu

peter, bottom line, we're going to keep asking questions. >> yeah, no, that's exactly right.inish this thought, i remember one of the times i went in and asked questions they didn't like as the president was surrounded by his top advisers, i was pulled aside afterward, reprimanded. i said to the person my job is to ask the questions. his job if he chooses is to answer or not answer, but i'm going to keep asking and i know you will too. >> absolutely. >> nice to give people into what our experience is like on a day-to-day basis. >>> coming up next, facebook shares tumbling today, down about 20%, making this its worst day ever on wall street. on track to set the record for the biggest loss in stock market history. that's today. so what does this mean for your 401(k), which most likely has some money in facebook? you're watching msnbc. we'll break it down, next. soria, or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable with re

yeah. also, there is the issue there, we mentioned this at the top, peter, dan coats. the dni director, the president mentioned him by name at the news conference with putin yesterday. then coats comes out, rebuking the statement. do we know the status? >> reporter: i suspect if he wanted to resign, as some suggested, he could have done that already. it is clear by the statement that he stands by his agency. he stands by the intelligence community. as evidenced by what he said, he's trying to represent where they are so that the president, even if he put them on equal footing with president putin, sees he's on the wrong side of this. the question remains today whether the president will want a doove over. he has an event behind closed doors with republican lawmakers. it is a tax event. i asked the white house if they'll open it up. the white house urged him to speak publicly, but it is not clear if he will today. >> peter, thank you. >>> with us now, reuters correspondent jeff macey, one of the two reporters who pressed the president yesterday in helsinki. we'll talk a

yeah you know different. stuff really. like a natural you look like a natural. st peters but it's all you believe one of the most beautiful picturesque cities in all of russia. it's called a hundred yards. and that's because this is. just i think the people waiting to go. here should be stalin. and you all. so this is what leo messi will be seeing out of his hotel room it's the hotels that you're right he has so there's a mural on the wall but if you think that ends here follow me. so we go around the corner literally around the corner and there's another mural. that is messy archrival shot and i'll go and not only that but look i scored four goals can you beat that leo that's some way to inspire motivation with as big a star isn't it you. never want to listen opportunity for a stereotype to go to waste so while we're here initially told for these last sixteen rounds i'm here to meet fight she. was playing i know you're thinking guys on the ball you at the beach and all that again . so i rushed and finally a tough thing on the train for sixteen hours i didn't get much sle

around once again over my shoulder they're in the process of arriving it could take a while yeah it's a way to go peter as you can speaking we were looking at some pictures of donald trump walking into the palace there with the russian premier med bed you have also with the first lady. that you're out to see outside can't see those pictures of them entering but he entered along the same path of course that vladimir putin did about twenty minutes earlier so we're expecting that those two leaders will be sitting down together any minute peter remind us again you know why hell thinking here why this has been chosen and why the state is significant for such a summit. well this is everybody knows that helsinki has had a special significance right down the past you know decades many many decades of bringing together u.s. and american leaders with soviet russian leaders for summit talks of the most famous example was i suppose gerald ford and leonid brezhnev coming together to sign the. helsinki accords which today tones between the cold war period it led to a cooling off in the cold war period it meant the h

>>reporter: peter, jacobs he told me, if it he wins, he will continue to wrestle part-time. >> yeah. have to put a little ring, i go es in his new home in knox county. that was good television. i appreciate you sharing that story. bring the panel back. you've got the trump style candidates versus establishment candidates. it does show you this unique era we're in where the outsiders, they got a lot of the oxygen. >> absolutely. there are voters who weren't paying attention to politics who are now paying attention because they recognize these names from other areas. but these other areas haven't given the ability, knowledge and skills. that's the problem we're seeing comes out of the white house. people want an entertainer to be in entertainment, no the in public policy. >>> a lot of the americans are who do i want to be looking at for the next four years? who sort of motivates me to go out and vote. it's someone they feel like they can relate to as a normal person. >> i think that's what you consistently hear from trump voters is they felt like this is somebody who really understood

the bolshoi beats a wonderful way there in moscow peter storm from the gulf of home welcome to the state poem which i thank you mark lovely to be here yeah lovely to have you on the let's tall order for the foremost we know france are playing you're a boy how did you see frost performance i guess i'll just say that i think they established themselves at the tournament against argentina through the group stage i think they were kind of growing in through the gears and we're waiting for them to write and i think scored four goals against argentina and bought this performance i think that was the moment of france arrived at the tournament and any doubts that you had whether they're going to be one of these big teams that didn't show up with it or not i think they dissipated in the second round that really came a life and you're a quiet fantastic performance as well on the same day against portugal what do you make of them well i think sometimes when your wife you put them in red white stripes you be looking at a cool madrid you know and have got gold dean and have got him in ice in the same way that sammy only employs them a club level and

talking about the both of you have to say it's coming yeah let's hoping to get stuff by the way she's sorry but that. was actually amazing. i'm sorry peter but he was even better than you. general of the supreme committee for delivery legacy for the twenty twenty world cup and. maybe for you. to store. up a spot for. my kid is my kid in spite of he looks older than me. like you. i think. these boys from iceland since they were babies they were eating. i'd love to meet on breakfast immediately just to give you an idea i have picked these guys i thought i was on the box that. i do have a quick question for peter goalkeeper story line i was a midfield dynamo if you fancy yourself a question for peace my good you're good at that is unfortunately the situation that will come up you can have many teams that you support the caribbean feel only one and there's only one guy with a home that is really making the most of it. was the lone star so what do you want or clover. what do you want an answer that will. be a. year without the. bragging rights we'll go to france for four years at least we're already gearing up. to twenty twenty why it's been