have been arranged on the spot to commemorate the six million jews who were murdered during the third reich the memorial was inaugurated in two thousand and five. ballard is going to tell me more about it originally from ireland he's worked as a tour guide in berlin for several years he says a lot of people are interested in nazi era history how many tours about the third reich to offer all money i think whichever tour to in berlin that's going to come up of course every theme though a jewish berlin cold war berlin of course you discuss the thought harsh but i also would give tours on much earlier history and the evil berlin renaissance berlin when i would say the third isis the primary topic that's what most people are into . that in so that's the main focus of my work for sure and who are the people interested in the third reich all kinds of people often it could be school groups called age groups individuals families are mostly do private tours a small group tours but they come from all over the world and this is a very compelling interest for many people for sure now of course where the

then out of hitler's third reich with nazi troops marching through the brandenburg gate. the one nine hundred fifty three peoples uprising in east germany and its bloody suppression is also commemorated. the building of the berlin wall in one thousand nine hundred sixty one left the brandenburg gate inside a restricted area between east and west berlin. since the fall of the wall in one thousand nine hundred nine they gave his stood as a symbol of germany's reunification. from new year's fireworks. to the fan zone for the soccer world cup today the brandenburg gate is germany's most prominent venue for large scale events and the tourists they can't get enough of the brandenburg gate. just the magnificence of the building how tall it is carvings that are in each individual pillar is quite spectacular i felt so tiny when you are in front of this a mass a building and this is like my first time to europe and i've never been able to experience anything such as grand as this. busy. can even take the brandenburg gate home with them the nearby souvenir shops offer a wide variety

today frank reich said listen, we can do this every week. >> you get mad.know we have the people that have good running game. we know it. there was never any doubt. all the outside chatter is whatever that is i can promise you, no doubt from the coaching staff and no doubt from the players that we have what it takes to have successful running game of we have the player need. >> you can catch the "game day live" crew at a special day and time this week saturday at 8:00 a.m. because sunday morning we'll be the london game saints versus the dolphins at 9:30am. >> people want to see the guys healthy and on the court before they crown anyone em bed and simmons talked about proving all the haters wrong. >> i love it. i love when people criticize me. i love it when you guys say whatever you have to say that makes me go to the gym and improve myself. >> i'm fine with that. i came to the states when i was 15. nobody knew who i was i feel like i'm back at that stage and i got to prove myself again which is fine. i'm looking forward to that pa part. >> to college foot

after watching the tape reich had to realize something had to be done.y're about to play the giants and that's a team that gets after the quarterback. today chance took most of the starting snaps and he talk about having to sit back and watch the team struggle the first two games. >> we all a team. we all help each other. whether i'm out there or somebody else is out there, we pick each other up. nothing is frustrating. we just want to help each other. >> and of course you can catch myself, gary cobb, how war eskin and dave spadaro this sunday at ten. eagles game at 1:00 full recap on sports sunday at 10:30. >> last week mal camp com jenkins torry smith, chris long, jeffrey lurie and a couple of other players met with roger goodell and philadelphia civic leaders to discuss social issues in the community and figure a way out just to help in any way possible. once again those guys in the front lines, the forefront on and off the field. salute to all those guys. to the sixers training cam is that less than a week away. next tuesday and there hasn't been thi

blaine conway and cherie redfern are lister and reichs.m the best-selling author, temperance brennan, comes... action so intense you can feel it in your bones. interviewer: i-i gotta say, that was really some pulse-quickening action right there. i mean, you guys a-are awesome. uh, blaine, what's it been like playing a role like special agent andy lister? awesome. awesome! n-now, cherie, the-the role of dr. kathy reichs must have been quite a departure for you. actually, no, not at all. i feel like, in many ways, i could be dr. reichs. the only difference is maybe she went to college? but other than that,

offensive coordinator frank reich broke down what makes the chars chargers defense so tough. >> thereass rushes as a duo maybe as good as we face all year. designed to be a good run stopping defense but has the elements in and zone coverage they have particular unique take on zone coverage. >> shut that man down and yoel be good. "game day live" crew at a special day and time this week saturday 8:00 a.m. because sunday morning we'll give you the license don game. saints versus dolphins at 9:30 9:30am. to the six sixers kicked off training camp today the expectations for this team is through the roof i expect this team to be a top five seed. especial ball the eastern conference is awful. but head coach brett brown doesn't really want those type of expectations. >> it's easy to come in and say our goal is to make the playof playoffs. those words if they're not said well are reckless and irresponsible because we know that in two decades plus no rookie back court has been able to do that. it's only happened once in 20 years. so there's reason for that. it's hard. >> in 20 years the east h

. >> we will go to fill -- phil, our guest is david reich served as u.s. ambassador from last year until early this year. my call is really about the climate change agreement, however, we have an offering the character to north korea for -- the carrot to north korea for a long time, but we've gotten our hands bitten. with regard to your leaving the administration because of the change in the policy of the climate agreement, i'm of the firm belief that we live in one of the cleanest, most socially conscious, and environmentally conscious countries in the world. we entered an agreement with several countries like india and china, is a couple of examples, who spew carbon into the atmosphere. of should we bear the brunt the economic impact from this climate change agreement, while they are allowed to continue going on shooting carbon into the atmosphere. i'm not sure how impactful skeptics, anyway, i'm a them up but it seems to me like we're the ones who pay the penalty and they get to continue on doing things that are the most dangerous according to all of th

reich -- rick reichmuth is covering that. >> most of the flooding, i think, is gone.own across parts the southeast, houston, louisiana, over the next five days, no significant rainfall there. that's good news. and we are watching irma as you mentioned, a really strong storm for this far out in the atlantic, a category 2 storm, it's going to continue to pull off to the west, we're confident of that and likely move north of the lesser antilles and get out here off the eastern seaboard, that's where we really cannot say where the storm is going to go at this point. a couple of different possibilities. one is that it makes, kind of a southerly turn here and has some sort of impact across the southeastment one is that it makes a northerly turn maybe to the northeast. hopefully off to sea. we've got plenty of time to watch, about ten days from now, we'll continue to watch this and keep everybody tuned what's going on in the fox weather center. leland: we'll pray that it head back out to sea. trump touching down in houston a few minutes from now, live coverage of that as it

today the offensive coordinator frank reich spoke about the decision to keep him in the starting lineupwhen you see an individual get beat once or twice in a game, you don't like it, but it happens to literally everybody who suits up and goes out there and play. if that happens over five, six, seven games it becomes a problem and you evaluate it. when it happens in one game, you say, okay, we take note of it but we got a lot of confident confidence we've been working hard. we believe in our guys. >> carson might not be able to take more than one game. chris long is already become a one of my favorite players. i love this guy. i love everything he does. he'll donate his checks from the first six games of the year to fund scholarships for students in his hometown of charlottesville and the foundation says the scholarships are meant to promote equality through education. salute to my man, chris long. to college football temple about to see who they really are. they looked shaky the first couple of games. not looking too good and now they have to face a top 25 team on the road. this is the

mistaken but also the keep going well ahead of a certain every third may voted if he is german third reich that is shopping and that's why it's shocking be cardinal not white is shocking why this happened every third male voters voted for the fifty. in general i think it's elect of political education and understanding of political developments and trusting but even being interesting in political matters this means a failure of more than twenty five years of real unification no it means a failure we have worldwide on political education and people taking their share in democracy not only going to vote but also looking at what is happening and listening to it and not being in the situation as we look at now but let's pointed out if the representatives attracted attention with racist anti islamic and the nationalist rhetoric little more than thirteen percent of the germans thirteen percent of the german supported them nevertheless what does it tell us about germany in the year twenty seventy that tells us we have a big mound of dirt in front of us in the regard what it means that in a countr

reich's during over thirty thousand flights to eliminate terrorism in syria one of the country's main bottles is now a dare is sore for syrian troops by moscow or trying to get rid of the remaining pockets of journalists are to travel to the city to talk to people who live there for three years. have no money to buy food for my children i've only been able to feed them properly once in the last few months shell exploded in killed many innocent people including children it is or has been soaked in a moment. i would play with them i would push them and i was like a mother and a father to go but only to die. when i went outside the floor to buy food and that simple my mother she was sick she had a strong going to heart attack when i went out i was injured. what can i do now i used to do all the housework and stand in line to buy food now i can only see and cry. the leaders of the united states and north korea of engaged in a fresh round of name calling they made the escalating crisis first kim jong un slum trump mentally deranged and even sent the internet into a frenzy with the centurie

there's probably a good 3,000 that are trying, like in and out between kids and families and stuff reiche that. it's hectic at some points but they love it. >> not every event is perfect but yogibe do its best to minimize the risk. >> we try to send the best salespeople we see fit for those event. what's your booth space like, who are our neighbors, what's the traffic like, what's the crowd like. >> despite occasional frustration, the sfaf contintafs to do their home work to be sure they're participating in the best events. >> we look at the people that go to the event, the net sales from the past, a different product that we can sell at the event or a new product. >> a.l. and the team say their dedication to these fairs and festivals isn't changing. it's a proven model. and no matter their size, they'll continue to take their brand of funiture to their customers. >> it's part of our history. if we were a $100 million company we still want to be on main street because that's the best way people are going to find our products. we don't want to talk to someone over a live chat. we want to

reich by the dmz. -- right by the dmz on the uss boston. we were shelling in support of everyone who was south of the dmz. how much -- i always joke around, i was in the navy, i did not serve in the military. [laughter] we had hot food, air conditioning, tile floors. -- we did not see outside of the shelling, we weren't really fired upon, except occasionally. how much effort or how much fell you gave to the navy? guest: thank you. i realized when i was listing the branches, i did not say maybe and hope i would hear from a navy man to apologize and say it is included and we do a lot of that, the shelling in support of that. we were with you try to veil out some of our marines -- bailout some of our marines. we focus on the fall of 1967. who was the pilot first to be shot down over north vietnam in response to the gulf of taunton incident that takes us forward into the vietnam experience. very much a part of our show and i cannot wait for you to see the whole thing and do not think you will -- the navy played a crucial role in the war effort.

the secretary of defense a reiched with an unannounced visit. >> we have a situation where we rely onehensive security. it's not working. we have had number much green on blue attacks and taliban infiltrated in the ranks of the afghan military and this is going to continue. and in this case, this was a joint by their own admission joint isis/taliban attack. we are successful in defeating al-qaeda to a great extent, isis has taken al-qaeda's place as an enabler and supporter of the taction. we have change the way we approached it. we have been there 16 years and we ain't won yet. we have to figure out what to do here. >> lou: the president has given general mattis a free hand to, with force levels and whatever strategy is it required to kill the islamic state and the taliban. yeah. >> lou: and to see rocketses fired at our secretary of defense in this situation is not, not well a comforting sign. >> one of the factors that the pentagon is not dealing with is pakistan. the bottom line is this. we have pretended that pakistan is our ally. yet it will trace back to the pakistan border and

the secretary of defense a reiched with an unannounced visit. >> we have a situation where we rely on comprehensive security. it's not working. we have had number much green on blue attacks and taliban infiltrated in the ranks of the afghan military and this is going to continue. and in this case, this was a joint by their own admission joint isis/taliban attack. we are successful in defeating al-qaeda to a great extent, isis has taken al-qaeda's place as an enabler and supporter of the taction. we have change the way we approached it. we have been there 16 years and we ain't won yet. we have to figure out what to do here. >> lou: the president has given general mattis a free hand to, with force levels and whatever strategy is it required to kill the islamic state and the taliban. yeah. >> lou: and to see rocketses fired at our secretary of defense in this situation is not, not well a comforting sign. >> one of the factors that the pentagon is not dealing with is pakistan. the bottom line is this. we have pretended that pakistan is our ally. yet it will trace back to the pakistan bord

in san one part rico -- san juan, port reich co, steve harrigan. lou: thank you, steve.rom san juan. rescuesers in mexico are racing to find survivors 24 hours after a 7.1 magnitude quake hit the region. 51 survivors are pulled from the disaster sites. the chance of survival diminishing with each passing hour. the death toll is rising now at 237. 137 people were killed in the capital city. fox news john hand hunt in mexico city with our report. reporter: lou, the search for survivors becomes more desperate by the minute. nowhere more so than here at the school that collapsed when the earthquake hit. we just returned from a close-up look at the site of the search-and-rescue operation. take a look. this is the heart of what is obviously a very tense and very difficult search-and-rescue operation. the rescue workers inching their way across the rubble, remains of what was the school. they are looking for any signs of life in the past 24 hours. they have seen some signs of life through heat-seeking cameras. they are not saying whether they believe those survivors are adults

hitler and the nazis, the third reich, the first was constantine it, then charlemagne. third is the anti-thesis of the judeo-christian values. we're all opposed. we've spoken in the strongest terms. it's an affront to everything republicans believe in fiscally and morally and historically and philosophically. it's about that clear, right? we stand for the judeo-christian tradition, love came out of that at about the year zero in the western canon. we all stand on that foundation. >> congressman, and the resolution itself is very clear. it was a joint resolution by the senate and the house, joint resolution of congress going to the president's desk. but there's a reason. you wouldn't need a resolution if maybe it wasn't so clear where the president stood. if he does nothing, just go with me on this, if he does nothing with this symbolic resolution, it would still go into effect in ten days. if he does nothing, what had that say? >> i don't know. you can ask him that. i just know my position. he's condemned all the racists, the kkk, the fascist groups. he's condemned ever

this is from robert reich, with staring at another health care defeat, he takes to slamming pro athletesmore winning. you agree with the president, why? caller: i do. the thing is they are disrespecting the white soldiers that fought to free the slaves, the soldiers in the north that fought under the stars and stripes. in peaceful protests. it is in the constitution. this is carrying it way too far. inatched my first pro game 1952, the packers versus the new york giants. i have been a fan ever since. last year i started my boycott. i will not watch another pro game until these people come to their senses. they could take some of their millions of dollars into the tor some ofnd tu their black brothers and sisters, that would be great. like oprah winfrey, she used her money for a good cause. she spent some of it on track to bring up her black brothers and sisters. if they continue this, they are going to ruin the game. they are coming off their nose to spite their face. it is as simple as that. host: carl, tanks for the call. this statement from the green bay packers, it is unfortunate the

the eagle getting ready to take on the giants and frank reich said he was sticking with isaac.nd now he's benching him. chance warmack will be your starter at the left guard spot this coming after the eagles let up eight sacks in the first two games a lot of hurries and hits. warmack came to the eagles in the off season and today he talked about having to sit back and watch these last couple of games. >> we all a team. we all help each other. so whether i'm out there or somebody else is out there, we pick each other up. nothing frustrating. we just want to help each other. >>> and of course you can catch myself, gary cobb, howard eskin and dave spadaro sunday at 10:0. eagles kicks off at 1:00 and full rewrap on sports sunday at 10:30. last week malcolm jenkins, torry smith, chris long and jeffrey lurie met with roger goodell in a bunch philadelphia civic leaders to discuss social issues in the community and figure out who make things better any way they can. once again those guys on the front lines always doing great job. i absolute everything that they're doing. >> great job.

frank reich talks about the guy who actually did that the least against the chiefs.t another one against the dodgers. they had all the opportunity in the world. see if they can get it done much that's coming up next in sports. now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> hey, good evening, everybody. watch for construction the crews are back. the vine expressway closed overnight till about 5:00 o'clock tomorrow. the stretch between broad street and the schuylkill expressway you can use spring garden, 30th or south to work your way in toward downtown also going to be working together along 95. this time they'll be going northbound between woodhaven road and the levittown interchange. all part of that turnpike construction where eventually going to connect with 95. septa using shuttle buses on the market frankford and subway till 5:00 tomorrow morning. we'll check the jam cams. sue have will have your hump day forecast when we meet you right here starting at 4:00 o'clock tomorrow. oh, you brought butch. yeah! (butch growls at man) he's looking at me right now, isn

offensive coordinator frank reich addresses all the issues.ming up later in sports. ♪ >>> dwayne kell was a war hero whether he was serving our nation overseas or helping people on his block in willingboro, n. >> passed away nine years ago but his neighborhood recently found a way to forever honor this bravery and heroism. >> shawnette wilson has the story from willingboro. >> it's like something is missing all up through here and everything else. just to talk about it. >> reporter: vera kelly is overcome with grief thinking about her son army major dwayne kelly killed in iraq june 24th of 2,008. he was on his second tour deployed for operation iraqi freedom. >> dwayne was a hero even out in the seat he would help anybody. >> reporter: but vera manages to squeeze out smile when she thinks about this day two weeks ago. these pictures capture a ceremony honoring her son with the sign renaming the willingboro street he grew up on. it now reads major d. kelly way. >> it was a program from all of the things that he had belonged to. >> major kelly w

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today offensive coordinator frank reich doing exactly what he said he wouldn't do yesterd yesterday. most he made up front later in sports. ♪ ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. ♪ >>> act of kindness in south jersey gloucester township police posted this photo of a dunkin' donuts receipt on their twitter account. you can see a woman named lisa treated the officers to iced tea and doughnut and munchkins. they thanked the stranger on twitter saying quote it really puts a smile on our face when we know we're making a positive impact in the community. >> you want to be community rock star? well the independence blue cross would like to help. be a community rock star is the name of a new campaign launched by independence blue cross in connection with the united way. independence employees participated in community projects across southeast philadelphia and new jersey as part of the united way's days of caring initiative. follow volunteers learned how to put together fire safety bags and disaster preparedness kits. one of the events was at

there was a big fight that broke out between robert reich and steve moore, arguing that do you know what? it's spending. it's consumer spending that creates jobs. let's take a listen. >> why are we talking about a corporate and business and wealthy tax cut at a time like this? >> because you need businesses for jobs. it's that simple. without an employer you don't have a job so we want to make-- >> no, no, see, you are wrong about one thing that's very very fundamental. it is the middle income and poor people who actually through their spending create jobs. businesses are not going to invest in new jobs unless there are people who are purchasing. that's one of the problems we've had over the last 25 years. why this recovery has been a sluggish as it has because the middle class and the poor don't have the money. >> liz: okay, this is fantasy land thinking. he's not an economist by the way , he has a law degree. by the way did apple's steve jobs stare at government economic charts and wait for consumer spending to go up before he invented the iphone? did oprah wait to see if consumer spen

is not running for reelection next year, along with dent, moderate republicans dave trott and dave reichd announced they're stepping down opening up for democrats to win those swing district seats. as nbc news points out, the more retirements the better chance democrats have. while on the republican side bob corker said today in a statement that running for reelection has never been an automatic for me. while we are in a strong position, i'm still contemplating the future and will make a decision at the appropriate time. i'm joined by now by charlie dent in his first sit-down interview since he announced his retirement. well, i'm kind of surprised. it seems to me that you've been a stalwart republican, the kind we all grew up with in pennsylvania. we don't have right-wing republicans generally in pennsylvania, except for santorum. and he is sort of gone. and yet you fit the mold of tom ridge, of bill scranton, of arlen specter, of all the leaders i grew up with, moderate republicans. i don't know if i voted for any of them. but i used to really like when i was a kid scranton. i knew ther

dave trot of michigan, charlie dent of pennsylvania, dave reich ert of washington all said over the paste announcing they will not be seeking re-election in 2018. and that brings the total number of midterm republican house vacancies to seven. earlier this year four other lawmakers said they planned to retire. nbc's national political correspondent steve kornacki is with me now to break down the implications. steve, first of all, how winnable for republicans are these seven seats we're talking about now? >> those three names, the three recent ones you talked about, those are the kinds of announcements that make republicans nervous, the kind of retirements that make them nervous as they look to 2018 and they look to trying to hang onto that house, keep democrats from winning it back. why do those retirements make them nervous? we're calling them pure retirements. those are members of congress they're not running for another office. they're just leaving altogether. they're pretty safe in their districts. republicans would like them to stick around, think they could win again. instead they'

robert reich i can hear your voice struggling a little bit there looking for things we know about has not had a good run recently its image has been hit by so many scandals including when its former c.e.o. travis callum it was filmed the billy abusing and driver we covered that story back in march it is online at al-jazeera dot com if you just search for travis you'll find it pretty easily. now here at the level of while four lines coming in similar pictures they are actually but they were coming in from mexico city look at the level of damage as that camera pulls out there buildings just i mean they're just falling apart there and we're going to be getting a live report as well from mexico city later in fact you can see allan fisher's up there he's preparing for that we'll talk to him a little bit later get the latest on the post quite situation for now we'll go to london actually the clock here is with more international news on it. thanks very much as a first up iraq's kurdish leader masoud barzani says monday's independence referendum will definitely go ahead despite international

it's on sale tomorrow whenever you reich to buy your books.back tom brady says he still has staying power in the nfl. ahead what he reveals to norah about his plans to play professional football into his mid-40s. can he do it, norah? >> i think so. he's already 40. >> pretty good game yesterday. >> you're watching cbs this morning. we'll be right back. already in his 40s. >> and his wife's reaction. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ the all new 2018 camry. toyota. let's go places. if what would it say?sh label 20% dry. 80% glowing. 50% freckles. a blend of soft and delicate. 30% ink. 70% unique. 100% natural. no matter your label all skin deserves gentleness. that's why dove has 100% gentle cleansers and is sulphate-free. discover the dove difference. the number 1 body wash recommended by dermatologists. ♪ what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even

you know when you're on the phone looking at your uber or lyft driver coming to reich you, you couldave that information about the shaking, about the waves reaching your zip code from the epicenter. >> something like 40 million people in seismically active areas of the country. how far away are we from this and why don't we have this system. >> it's three things. price. it's like $60 million. >> we're spending billions of building. >> i know. but we're in a period where people don't want to act against catastrophes until they happen. it's not just a story of the u.s. but the world. theserly warning systems were built after the catastrophes happened. one of the terrible things, the benefits of these early systems all over the world, the trump budget for 2017 actually zeros out development ofarily warning systems. >> wow, it seems crazy you have to wait for that. >>> some estimates say one-third of americans have a tattoo and one-quarter have a piercing. up next. dr. tara narula with recommendations from the peesh ya trishians and precautions you should take. >>> plus a study on doctor

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serves what, what people call food deserts and thank you for you step up as a small business person reich th-- like that and to both of you. doctor, last week i met with the health food bank, several hospitals, ceo's from central ohio. they're partnering to tackle hunger head-on, one message who you food and nutrition are so linked to health outcomes. we know the zip code you come from whether it's appalachia, ohio, dayton, it matters to your health and so on. and they told the safety net programs like snap, good nutrition lead to patients who can recover better and to avoid chronic health issues. as one executive said, we can pay now or pay later. two questions, your research shows links between snap and our broader work to address poverty in this country, including improvements in health care and educational outcomes. are there improvements we make specifically to snap that would accelerate these gains? >> you know, in my opinion, the premise we could make are two fold. one, the benefits right now are meager, $4.50 per person per day and as the evidence suggests, slightly larger benefit

your neighbors i remember when i was living in germany and reading the rise and fall of the third reich by william sure and early on in like thirty three thirty four hitler start a very similar program you could read out your neighbors and people would call in a radio stations and do what was called denunciations talk about how their neighbors were not loyal or maybe they were jewish or gay or something and people get picked up it's kind of funny in a way that over the last twenty four hours a lot of people been calling the illegal alien hotline and talking about well i think i almost got abducted abducted last week. but i thought and alien right bought an extra to read write and they've been they've been you know punk and d.h. has been in the minute we have left i'm curious your thoughts on the deeper meaning of this i'm really troubled by this in a historical context we're not the first country to have done this i mean the fact of the matter is we are an amalgam we're a country of many different peoples and president trump has repeatedly reiterated that he does want to make this count

dave reich effort's decision also deciding not to seek e reelection in 2018. one earlier this year, republicans will be forced to defend three open swing districts in next year's midterms. charlie dent, the kind of guy you hoped wouldn't leave washington. you want more of that moderate view and a dying breed, perhaps, in the united states house. >> as long as they allow gerrymandering to go on the way it has and the courts allow it to go on, people like charlie dent who can work with the republicans and democrats become a dying breed. more specifically, though, john, what will means for the republican party, 2018 was going to be a tough enough year anyway. >> right. >> just historically, a bad year for republicans. you start getting guys like this and open seats down in miami, an open seat, it makes the republicans' job that much harder. 2018 does not seem like it is going to be a republican trending year right now. >> that was almost certain to be case as you know. it's an up hill struggle for democrats to retake the house. but with every one of these members

. >> we will go to rob warren reich you. wait for the mic. it's coming. >> congresswoman, thank you for an excellent address. president trump has indicated that perhaps he's considering giving notice that he would withdraw from korus fta, a six-month trigger i believe. what a be possible that congress could overwrite them on this? you had bipartisan support, overwhelmingly before for the course picky think it would be again an initiative could be taken? >> i think that withdrawal from chorus would be a huge mistake. it has been, it is been beneficial to a lot of states across this country and so i think there are members of congress who are very deeply interested in seeing it continue. the ways in which from a technical perspective that congress could come if the president were to announce that, prevent it from happening is put in an appropriations bill that no funds shall be used to implement a withdrawal from korus fta. and so that would be one option on how congress could intercept something like that. >> yes, right here. >> on japanese ne