how nice is it to be back in your home state of florida where you played collegiately at u.s.f. >> good to be back in florida, back in my old college stadium, tampa bay stadium, feels good. >> melanie: your coaches and teammates have raved about the leadership you have shown and your work ethic. what was your mindset? >> every year, is stay focused and play hard. i try to play my best game that's possible i can bring which is going 110%. that's what i do. >> melanie: this team made a number of off-season acquisitions on the defensive line. how is the chemistry so far? >> the chemistry is good. we're not quite there but we're getting there, it's going to take time but we played great out there today, couple things we did we're going to clean them up this off week. >> melanie: thanks for the time, jason. back to you. >> greg: melanie, thank you. ryan griffin continues to throw the ball well. first down. he will throw it again. to the outside. right through the hands of his intended receiver, bernade readdy. >> trent: timely call recognizing when the pressure is coming. got to fini

million we were supposed to gain in the first five years of nafta which context to why people hen u.s.f the states are about nafta and found trump and his attack on it well for matter, sanders in winning over clinton in a bun of those states, michigan, wisconsin, on the trade appeal, very paling. biggest issues with the job loss is wages and it is a a peoplehat allow of covered as inequality but there is a lot of really rich interesting data that the bur rov of labor statistics does at this pointuch the loss in wages from a current , trade reg um, outweighs the cheaper stuff. the the rifft is trade. free traced good because everyone benefits from cheaper people lose their jobs the problem fis the downward pressure in wages economy overrules the benefit and cheaper stuff then you got to change the rules. the last thing i will say is the mexico.ill happen in the diction happening in canada and so, president trump's would say of we lost they won is not right. the question is what are the rules. and the key sort of set of thetions is to show you trade deficit the key set of questions and th

i want to start with u.s.f. high cost program. we worked with the senate appropriations committee to include an fsgg language that would encourage the fcc to conduct a comprehensive assessment of what is needed, "what is needed to appropriately fun the high cost program to fulfill its statutory mandate for universal service." i support the short-term funding the fcc agreed to carriers to mitigate the immediate effects of the budget control mechanism." my question is, what is the current state of the assessment of this program? what is the status of the short-term funds? we've had this conversation many times but u.s.f., high cost is not receiving the dollars that it needs. >> you left it open to everybody so i'll pass it on to my colleagues. senator, i'll take the question. we do have an open proceeding. it was important to me because i heard your concerns and the concerns of carriers throughout kansas the budget control mechanism in particular was creating a lot of uncertainty. as you know we suspended temporarily, issued that in