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u.s. attention towns for the illegal migrants to be closed inside the white house the administration isn't backing down calling the situation on the mexican border a crisis. welcome to the program i'm married to evanston we begin in france where president has showcased europe's defense capabilities at this year's best deal day parade the focus on european military cooperation of the french national day comes at a time of growing tensions with the united states. leaders including german chancellor angela merkel joined by prawn to watch the annual parade down the show 7 days which marks the anniversary of the start of the french revolution. speaking after the parade merkel called it a great. esther for european defense policy. our correspondent lisa lewis was in paris and attended the parade the theme of today's busy day parade with european friends corporation president in myanmar call had invited the 19 and the other member states of his so-called european intervention initiative launched about one year ago he wanted to depict himself as the european leader germany's angela merkel one of t

that was the basis of not getting into further wars in the middle east which tend to bob the u.s. towni'm hopeful that there will be a negotiated solution here. but you have to say the risk is pretty high. tracy: on that point, there are a lot of trump supporters in the u.s. who care a lot about gas prices. when you see provocations in the gulf region start to drive those up, you can imagine a lot of trump supporters aren't necessarily going to be happy about that. do you see maybe trump trying to de-escalate the situation because of pressure from his base? >> that's an important point. it is a similar argument that could be applied in relation to the trade war with china. that yes, his base wants to see him standing strong. against china, iran, so on. they don't want to see -- they won't be happy of unemployment goes up and they have to pay more for their gasoline. i think trump is driving a fine line here. if you want -- he wants to see progress in terms of improving the situation with iran. by the same token, he doesn't want the oil price to go up too much. because that would really

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u.s. attorney, former small town mayor in tex, and representing the northeast part of texas. northeast of dallas and fort worth. but it was in this hearing with robert mueller last week that radcliffe really impressed thewi president his comments. and so now it looks like he is going to be the white house's choice to replace the director of national intelligence the president tweets that there will be an acting director named for now. t o you. >> all right, tracie potts for us in d.c. with the latest thank you, tracie. >> meanwhile, esident trump is ramping up his war of wards with the city of baltimore. he doubled down on his insult against elijah cummings democrats decried as racist. nbc's jennifer johnson has more >> reporter: another showdown between president ump and a member of congress trump attacking powerful oveusr e committee chair congressman cummings his baltimore district has become a disgusting rat and rodent infested mess a top whe house aide, once a congressman from south carolina, defending thtweets >> if i had a poverty district in baltimore and i spent all

u.s. counsel, the embassy in these little towns, after the civil war, in these tiny towns of ontario that are mostly black americans, they set up off of it. the american government is in canada relating to these individuals. >> professor, thank you very much. >> you're watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. the presidency, we hear how presidents and first ladies develop and use the white house gardens during the administration. this program was part of a daylong symposium hosted by the white house historical association. our final panel, the white house gardens today, features speakers with lived experiences working in and around the gardens of the white house. susan, hear from dr. programs manager for the u.s. botanic garden, jim adams, horticultural manager from the united states botanic garden, and jim mcdaniel, board of directors,

but the town near the base and the u.s. air force are not laughing. this morning, a tiny town in the dusty desert preparing for invasion. >> i hope there's not that many people that are saying they're going to be here. >> reporter: people all over the world are asking about rachel, nevada, a 15-minute drive from area 51. >> our phones have been ringing off the hook. >> reporter: there's a restaurant, one bar and the only hotel called little a'le'inn has only 13 rooms. >> is a full size bed okay for the two of you? >> reporter: now the town with a population of only 56 is buzzing. >> a million said they were interested and another million said that they were coming. >> reporter: it all started nearly a month ago when someone organized an event on facebook inviting people to storm area 51 on september 20th to, quote, see them aliens adding if enough people turn up, there won't be enough guards to stop everyone from getting in. the base is considered a fortress of government secrets. the gag seen as a joke at first has attracted real world enthusiasts wit

u.s. dollar as the only game in town despite the fact the fed is cutting rates? it benefits the u.s. it is the only game in town. there is an escalation in the u.s.-china trade war. may god of slow down sideways or slightly higher. it is not the only game in town, the japanese yen being the obvious one. we have seen the kiwi dollar slipping. they're looking to refresh their unconventional policy strategy is rates drop. we heard from the rba governor saying there is still some time off on the rate that is even lower. you would not have to think that unconventional policy is somewhere -- some way away. >> they have room to cut in the markets. markets are pricing in a rate cut. they're looking at unconventional policy. result -- resort to qe or interest rates. the markets are interpreting as dovish. we're seeing the kiwi move lower. your time.k you for david vanity joining us from singapore. let's get a quick check of the latest is this flash headlines. the new boss of banks -- of danske bank says he wants anyone with a good idea on how to run the company to drop you met email. -- danis

u.s. national soccer team came to town with the greatest trophy in the game, the world cup.he team made its way through the canyon-like streets of new york's financial district where the great and the good have been celebrated in tickertape parades for more than a century. the u.s. team beat the netherlands in the world cup finals sunday. they have been heralded as game-changers for the way they pushed themselves and for their stance on equal pay in sports. dw reporter benjamin gruber was at the parade in new york. he had this to say about the team's achievements. benjamin: new york welcomes the u.s. soccer team. an historic moment for the four-time world champions not only for their performance on the field also their actions off the field. for many fans this team has become a symbol for the fight against discrimination that we still see in women's soccer and also for the fight for equal pay. brent: from soccer to tennis. at wimbledon, where the men's semifinal lineup is complete. topsy novak djokovic beat david goffin to storm into the final four where he will face -- seco

u.s. national soccer team came to town with the greatest trophy in the game the world cup the team made its way through the canyon like streets of lower manhattan the financial district where the greed in the good had been celebrated in tickertape parades for more than a century the u.s. team beat the netherlands in the world cup final on sunday they have been heralded as game changers for the way they push themselves and for their stance on equal pay in sports. reporter benjamin alvarez gruber was at the parade in new york he had this to say about the u.s. team's achievements neil welcomes the u.s. women's soccer team and historic moment for the 4th time will champion and not only because of the performance on the field but also for their actions off the field for many fans this team has become a symbol for the fight against discrimination that we still see in women's soccer and also for fight for equal pay all right from soccer to tennis at wimbledon where the men's semifinal lineup is complete top seed novak djokovic beat david goffin in straight sets to storm into the final 4 will hill

consider how many thousands of people, central americans and cubans who are waiting in border towns along the u.sder as part of the remain in mexico policy as they wait their turn to request asylum in the united states, so a lot of those people who have been waiting for months are left in limbo in all of this. jake. >>ef lavendera, thank you. >>> today joe biden is out with his version to health care, a nod to obamacare that one opponent is already picking apart by using president obama's own words. stay with us. there was no hesitation, i went straight to ctca. after my mastectomy, it was maddening because i felt part of my identity was being taken away. when you're able to restore what cancer's taken away, you see that transformation firsthand knowing that she had options that she could choose, helped restore hope. my team made me feel like a whole person again. cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. cancer treatment centers of america. a migfrom aimovig. to be there for the good... and not so good. for the mundane. the awe-inspiring. the heart-racing. the heartbreakin

u.s. and europe when it comes to dealing with russia you're watching us in the u.k. political talk show renegade is up next. hello and welcome to cross town where all things considered i'm peter lavelle as u.s. russia relations remain in a deep freeze and europe is taking a different path when it comes to russia some are calling it the new thaw also china calls out the u.k. regarding hong kong indeed old colonial habits die hard. cross talking some real news i'm joined by my guest here in moscow and he is a professor of the higher school of economics as well as author of the decay of western civilization and the resurgence of russia and we're also joined by marcus papadopoulos in london he's the editor of politics 1st magazine gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to markets in london an interesting phenomenon that's been going on now for a number of months or maybe since the election of donald trump but we have we just recently had blood and we are putin in italy meeting the pope in a tally and leaders of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe not t

. >> jillian, the search is zeroed in on a tiny town miles from the u.s.ht the teens maybe in disguise. this is them shopping in saskatchewan. and they think they're near gillum. people are sleeping with guns nearby. they're wanted for the murder of a botany professor and an american born woman and her australian boyfriend. they thought the teens were missing persons. they set off from british columbia july 21st telling they were looking for work in the yukon. two weeks later police found their burned out truck and shortly after that the professor's body nearby. police connected those teens to the murdered couple and tracked them eastward to gillum. >> kam mcleod and bryer schmegelsky could have changed their appearance and it's possible someone may not have known who they were providing assistance to and didn't come forward. i want to reiterate contacting police immediately. >> and police reported nazi images and one shared online. according to the toronto globe and mail, sent to another, a swastika, and written in german and another in military fatigues

u.s. ambassador it is an extremist israel was circle work with green worked also the digging underneath so one palestinian town these really are trying to legalize colonial practices in jerusalem by using a religious cover friedman and greenblatt are ready to freak history for this colonial purpose. the u.s. middle east peace envoy has responded that palestine should recognize history and stop pretending it isn't true in france palestinian flags down boy causing israel banners were exhibited by the activists who protested against the visit of the mare of jerusalem moshe leon at the occasion of naming of one parisians square jerusalem square in paris on sunday representative of the french jewish union for peace denounced the decision and compared them with displacement of the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem let's cross live it to our guest law gideon levy a columnist at the israeli newspaper ha'aretz welcome to the programs there it's great to have you with us. the u.s. has really been seeking to be a mediator between israel and palestine in this peace plan but isn't this latest move showing a bias

. >> prior to congress ratcliffe served as a small town mayor and u.s.ttorney where according to his congressional website and resume the "put terrorists in prison. some reporters questioned that claim. >> i haven't met congressman ratcliffe and we are going to get together and discuss all of this. >> what ratcliffe does has is what is predecessor dan coats did not, the president's loyalt loyalty, especially after his grilling of robert mueller last wednesday. >> can you give me an example other than donald trump or the justice department determines that a investigated person was not exonerated? >> i cannot, but this is unique. >> the president claimed his interest in ratcliffe predates last week's hearing. >> months ago i spoke to him long before the mueller fiasco. >> records may be able to overcome g.o.p. reticence with meet and greets but democrat doubts run deeper. >> he is so partisan and he has believed so many conspiracy theories that he's exactly the wrong person to handle dni. you need someone to speak truth to power. >> as a former u.s. attorn

u.s. open coming to town. >> we did. >> it's good to see you. >> it's good to see you too.th, the middle of july. >> i know. >> the month's already halfway over. >> it is, it is. >> crazy. thank you for joining us. >>> we begin with what's left of barry. it's no longer a hurricane or even a tropical storm. after a long weekend it's now just a tropical depression. >> its heavy rainfall swamped louisiana and mississippi coastal communities and the threat of significant flooding isn't over. >> the coast guard and other agencies made dozens of rescues from flooded homes, including this guy with his dog. >> incredible. the tropical depression is now moving north up the mississippi valley, its effects are already being seen as far north as kentucky and missouri. abc's rob marciano has more. >> reporter: barry's relentless wrath slamming louisiana. watch the roof of this hangar ripped away in 60-mile-per-hour winds. >> call 911! >> reporter: debris strewn across the highway. the storm on a slow-motion march inland. dumping torrential rain across the northern gulf coast. the danger

u.s. is warning people to stay away. businesses in the nearby town of rachel are getting ready in case people descend on the area. >> we're a little scared. bring it. we'll do our best. i don't think they should be doing this and breaking the law. i don't believe that. >> the military base has been a testing ground for top-secret aircraft including the spy plane and b-2 bomber. >>> still ahead, a warning about the latest social media challenge. the face app which ages your photos is raising privacy concerns. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye.eno with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking, or life-threatening allergic and skin r

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u.s. congress leaves town before summer. there is no such thing as free assets.is what the european union is set to warn british banks again. a draft document presented by brussels says the u.k. should expect rigorous assessment before financial firms would be allowed to do business after brexit. global news 24 hours per day on air and on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts. this is bloomberg. matt? matt: thanks very much for that. a no deal brexit just got a little less likely. mp's have moved to stop the u.k. leaving the eu without an agreement. brexit is reportedly also casting a shadow over the search for a new bank of england governor, with some potential candidates hesitant to get embroiled in the politics. still with us is lucy macdonald, from allianz global investors. i'm sure after 2.5 years, you are truly tired of talking about, really speculating about what is going to happen in terms of brexit. you have to escort of your job tell your clients whether you think it is going to happen by october 31 were not. lucy: where we are at

u.s. ambassador it is an extremist israel was with greenbelt also digging underneath so one palestinian town these radio is trying to legalize colonial practices in jerusalem by using a religious cover friedman and greenblatt already to freak history for this colonial purpose. the us middle east peace envoy has responded to palestine should recognize history and stop pretending it isn't true we spoke to get in levy a columnist at the israeli newspaper ha'aretz and he thinks that american policies may need to dangerous consequences. the current american is in its ration. to put an end to the long of the united states in the middle east too cold to league nor the international law to totally ignore all kind of resilience of international institutions supporting the settlements upholding go to patients and once they decided to go on this slide you know the sky's the limit now they're digging into a world they will build settlements by themselves. it's really the goals through very dark places this kind of policy it pushes israel to do to become even more violent and brutal told the palestinians

u.s. officials say the 6.4 magnitude tremor hit near the town of ridgecrest but could be felt in los angeles some 200 kilometers away it's the biggest quake to hit southern california since 9099. russian president vladimir putin says he hopes italy will help restore relations between the european union and russia he wants to convince the e.u. that sanctions on moscow are a mistake putin made the comments after talks with italian prime minister. earlier in the day he met with pope francis. well the united states is celebrating the 4th of july and today american independence day events are usually non political today but this year in washington they're proving controversial president trump has staged a parade called salute to america tweeting that it will be the show of a lifetime he was reportedly inspired by france's but still day celebrations 2 years ago in paris trump is due to give an address at the lincoln memorial where martin luther king delivered his i have a dream speech and where they'll be a march past of military hardware. correspondent helen the humphrey watched the national inde

luke: that is the only game in town that requires you to act when the u.s. economy is falling off a cliff. >> we talked about this idea that when you give financial markets what they want, they will want more. as the fed given the markets too fed given thee markets too much? michael: if you cut rates, you are much less likely to get unintended consequences. if you see the fed cutting rates and economic data getting better, this might be part of financial markets that suffer. even if you look at what qe2, long-term treasury yields backed up 100 basis points. >> we might have seen the bottom for 10 year yields for now. michael: i think you have. the 30 year, even more. joe: given this move over this long-duration bed, lots of potential losses. been people have positioning more tactically for that. the computers over in london. bond.s not long people are positioning for the backup. the constraining factor is the rest of the world, the global environment. that is the constraining factor. >> i have to get your check on some of the corporate earnings. people are w

town. between april 12 and 16, u.s. authorities issued approximately 5000 paroles in lynchburg. what's interesting about the paroles in lynchburg, though, unlike farmville, where soldiers had showed up pretty but as individuals, maybe one or two men from the same, those rendered in lynchburg itself as units not lost on union major general mckenzie quite a number he reported surrendered in their company organization give you just a few examples of this. self, 30 members of the louisiana-based washington artillery had at appomattox. on april 13, at least 42 men from the battalion sought paroles in lynchburg 60 members of lynchburg's own ods battery, 21 men from the second maryland battery, with the ultimate light artillery, 39 men from the 11th virginia, all units who had been present on the morning of april 9 at appomattox. at burke phil, a key junction of the richmond and danville and southside railroad, the provost marshal recorded 1614 names in a three day period, stretching from april 14 to april 17 burke phil is a little bit different, in that it proves a popular site, becau

which is already public in any appearance before congress she had her town see al jazeera washington. has been sworn in as the new u.s. secretary of defense and the longest period the pentagon has been without a permanent top official he replaces james masses who quit last year over policy disagreements with president donald trump the 55 year old has had a long career in the military and served as only secretary since 2017. mr president it is a privilege for me and for my family to be here with you today thank you for your leadership and for your commitment to a strong national defense and to all of our service members our military has made tremendous gains in recent years thanks to your leadership and we stand ready today to take on any challenge well u.s. middle east envoy jason green that has been involved in a heated exchange at the united nations he defended israel's decision to demolish some palestinian homes and the occupied west bank 16 residential blocks and what the out hamas close to the separation wall have been destroyed james bays has more from the u.n. well we've seen an angry splash spot between the u

in west virginia which is a town made up of 1400 people. the u.s.y for the southern district of ohio said other communities in west virginia ohio and kentucky were all impacted as well. >>> i do believe that it is incumbent on us as the department of justice to ensure that justice is done regardless of whether the person is dealing at the street level or enabling it in the boardroom. >>> in a separate case on friday 2 ohio counties argued for years drug companies ignored and violated laws requiring them to report orders of opioids and not ship them. all of the companies accused in the case are denying the claims against them. we are told this will be a closely watched trial when it begins in october. nearly 2000 cities and counties across the country have filed suits against the drug industry. this case will be the first to go on trial. >>> apollo 11 coverage continues after the break. how a ship in alameda laid a role in getting the astronauts to safety after their return trip from the moon. >>> they were a part of history. not just u.s. history bu

the search is still intense, the focus is still on two towns, some 1500 miles from u.s.ones, dogs and helicopters to search for fugitives through thick brush on foot. source close to investigation says the teams are skilled survivalists but don't have professional training, there's concerned they are headed to bigger center where they can find food and blend in. >> they have been no confirmed sightings out of gillum area. may have changed their appearance, it is possible that someone may not have been aware of who they were providing assistance to. >> shopping on june 21st, since the video was taken there was another confirmed sighting where their abandoned car was found, 18-year-old and 19-year-old are wanted for murder of leonard dick and also suspected of murders of north carolina women and australian boyfriend lucas fowler, police have not described clear motive but investigating images, a video account believed to belong sent photos to another user, arm band with message blood and honor written in german, another photo wearing military fatigues and holding air gun a

a shopping mall in florida causing multiple injuries explosion happened in the town of plantation in the south of the u.s. state the force of the blast sent large pieces of debris more than 1000 meters across the street a major avenue running past the mall has been shut down funerals have been held for 14 russian sailors killed when a fire broke out on this submarine on monday security was tight as vans carrying the coffins arrive for the service in petersburg which was closed off to the media and navy offices is said to have died from toxic fumes on board the nuclear power vessel in the barents sea more women than ever before making up part of gaza's workforce even though unemployment is at record levels women is starting to set up their own businesses but they have to deal with many cultural as well as economic barriers as rob matheson explains from gaza. 17 year old mina simoun studies computer programming at school but she's also learning from her brother how to make coffee in her mother's cafe because she says she doesn't have much chance of getting a job in gaza he says a lot i just read i think wo

u.s. europe trade is heading into a storm verandas again in the center of the debate also the circus has come to town and it's called the democratic process. welcome back protests in hong kong turned violent as riders clashed with police and vandalized government buildings these are live pictures from the city where thousands of people came out for an annual march this one marking 22 years since hong kong's handover from britain to china but the march has to a tense stand off between people protesting a controversial new extradition bill and police in riot gear riders damaged the building of the hong kong legislature smashing a glass door with a trolley. i. i i. the. protests began in june over a controversial extradition bill if passed the bill would allow beijing to seek the extradition of those convicted convicted for serious crimes from hong kong to mainland china supporters of the bill say it will prevent the city from becoming a refuge for criminals however many fear it will lead to political persecution from beijing and will undermine the city's autonomy. the man tipped to be britain's next pr

town of valmire, when the mississippi river breached a levee in 1993. to make sure it didn't happen again, they moved two miles away up on the bluff. considering the record-breaking floods the u.sseen this year, is this the way for towns? >> it's the defining image of the great flood of 1993, a home washing away in southern illinois. >> i did i then we would ever flood. >> reporter: it virtually disappeared under 16 feet the water. >> on the driveway, i can remember teaching the kids to ride the bike. a lieutenant of good family memories. >> mostst the homes, the school, the churches, all walledoed by at wall of water that he spill over the levee and lingered for months. >> everything was punched in the stomach. >> reporter: almost immediately dennis knoblach, and the town decided to do something drastic. erase the community that was their home. >> i didn't want to see future generations have to go through that. >> reporter: fleeing the wrath of the mighty mississippi, they moved on to a bluff a couple miles behind it. >> we have an opportunity to grow here. in the old towel, we did not. >> reporter: after leaving the floodplain, they found ways to prospers, developing a quarry

u.s. ambassador it is an extremist israelis so work with green work also the digging underneath so one palestinian town these are trying to legalize colonial practices in jerusalem by using a religious cover friedman and greenblatt already to freak history for this colonial purpose. the u.s. middle east peace envoy has responded to palestine should recognize history and stop pretending it isn't true gideon levy columnist at israel's horowitz newspaper says such behavior by american officials is dangerous. current american is this illustration. to put an end to the long policy of the united states in the middle east to totally ignore the international law to totally ignore all kind of resilience of international institutions supporting the settlements upholding go to patients and once they decided to go on the slide in your old the sky's the limit now they're digging into a world they will build settlements by the serbs. it's really the ghost who very dark places this kind of policy it pushes israel to do to become even more violent and brutal told the palestinians instead of restraining israel. and fin

u.s. europe trade is heading into the storm arend is again in the center of the debate also the circus has come to town and it's called the democratic process. welcome back now as pride month wraps up around the world community in the u.s. seems to be divided with competing rallies being held amid claims the main event has become too commercialized the reclaim pride coalition held a separate march in new york with quote corporate floats and no police says the official event a longer address is the political struggles of the community under the trumpet ministration meanwhile a new report suggests a sharp decline in except since gay and lesbian people among young americans according to that survey in 2018 fewer people aged 18 to 34 felt comfortable interacting with. paypal compared with the year before while the number feeling uncomfortable with a relative coming out increase. just more young americans also didn't like the idea of gay issues being taught in school on the other hand though the acceptance rate among people age 72 and over was higher than the previous year we got reaction to the decline in

u.s. politicians describe conditions at migrant detention centers they visited in texas . i mean stargazers walking to a small town in chile to watch a rare song but it clips. and it semifinal time at their women's world cup defending champions u.s. they are taking on england for a lot of bad in sport. how i once again welcome to another look at the international forecast by surprises in the weather across the middle east at the moment lots of hearts and dry weather temperatures getting up into the a mid to high forty's for some actually baghdad 44 celsius 46 in kuwait city near 34 full kabul some attempt to 2 for karate rather more pleasant 29 celsius the beirut summit temperature for jerusalem over the next couple of days may see we keep the status quo as we go on through thursday maybe want to shout between the black sea and the caspian sea but as i said dry and sunny hot dry and sunny across as well highs here in 42 celsius it's cold off a little it will pick up again as we go on into the latter part of the way but for the time being we hang on to that kind of valley but forty's in riyadh further south a littl

towns. i tell you as u.s. mca nafta 2 is coming around, there's a lot of hesitation of investment from different companies, different countries, different regions. so a lot of that hesitation is still out today. the worlds of originen is an issue. hopefully it works on our behalf, and for the betterment of the region. the tariffs, steel tariffs and the like are also conversations when they come see us, how is that going to work? right. the unique condition we have in brownsville is we have a port, brownsville, msa that can probably mitigate a lot of that tax, and tariffs through opportunity zones and the like. but i tell you that recently in the last two months, it was -- and the gentleman here brought it up earlier, is the first question they asked was security. some people around the world and around the other parts of the country think it's a war zone down in the border region. it's not. brownsville, for example, is the number two safest city. el paso, callen, they're all in lists depending on what kind of

the beach town of katwijk was vulnle engineers created these natural- looking dunes. many beaches in the u.s have man-made dunes, but they'reke t. and these dunes protect the town from a sea surge or a big storm? >> ovink: sea surge, storm, and also we incorporate sea level rise of the future. >> whitaker: they also integrated urban planning. to unclog katwijk's streets when tourists flock to the beach, and to raise the height of the dunes to 25 feet above sea level, engineers built a parking garage... under the dunes? >> ovink: under the dunes. >> whitaker: so under this whole stretch is-- it looks like, i don't know, several football fields. >> ovink: yes. >> whitaker: under all of this is a parking garage. >> ovink: is a parking >> whitaker: could a structure like this have saved new jersey beach communities from sandy? >> ovink: yes. it could. >> whitaker: you might call the netherlands the storm drain of europe. several major rivers empty here. when france and germany flooded like this three years ago, most of that water ended up in the netherlands, but towns and cities in holland weren