right next to be a story stonebridge you'll find the votes to cool the sausage kitchen a true vegans bird classic in the 12th century the building was used as a storage room for construction equipment later it was turned into an eatery and since the beginning of the 19th century it's where reagan's burns most famous bratwurst or charcoal grills sausages are made. for. a young girl i've been told that your restaurant isn't to be missed what's so special about it just is also based on this i was once attention here and i also suggest which we make plus our khattala which we also make ourselves the cyber. sex our couch 6 on sauerkraut is the name of this typical dish simple but really good and just right if you're feeling packaged on your tour. after being declared a unesco world heritage site in 2006 reckons bird experienced a full blown tourism boom numbers of visitors have soared ever since. and one of the main reasons for that is the growing popularity of river cruises on the dam you some of the locals on the other hand aren't too enthusiastic about their new found fame. in summer o

trade representative office's former senior director for china, albright stonebridge principal, amy selico. give us the real deal. are we close to a deal or not? >> you never know until you actually have a deal, but i will say i'm optimistic for a couple of reasons. one, i don't think the administration would be signaling we're this close if the things that are keeping us apart were truly impediments to a limited deal. so i'm optimistic on that front. secondarily, of course, i think both sides need this limited deal. so there's an impetus in beijing and in washington, d.c. to get something papered over so that both sides walk away with something, then there's a continuation so we can get to the more thorny issues, where we are going to have trouble resolving. liz: you talk about deadlines. everybody's got a calendar on their office desk. today is november 15th. december 15th is the deadline before the new u.s. tariffs kick in on chinese goods. putting china aside and punishing them, what does that mean as we are then going to be just, you know, ten days away from christmas at that point? >

i am joined by roberta jacobson senior adviser offal bite stonebridge group and elise -- labit. >> id worse. >> by the way, elise september me flowers. >> i think there were chocolate covered strawberry surface i was making a list. thank you very much. all the good people. over there in mexico you have expertise here, what happens when a president of the united states decides to ignore the state department, ignore u.s. foreign policy, sub just gait it all to it political interests, brings in a henchman guiliani, everyone is cold take orders from guiliani, he's the real boss here? >> well, i think, chris, first of all, congratulation on the 20 years. >> thank you. >> but i think one of the things that you end up with is foreign policy that doesn't serve the person public or the american interests. which saw in the iran contra scandal in the mid-'80s what foreign policy or operational policy run out of the national security council instead of the state department means. we had convictions in those cases. now we have it taken a step further. it's not even run out of the white house, it'