though wounded and undernourished.ns are desperate need of water,, shelter, and medical care. the united nations says -- thousands of homes need to be repealed before they can return home. these residents are happy to be back in their favorite cafe. i.s. had closed it during its occupation. although glad to be liberated, the government now has a long to do list. >> now we want reconstruction. we want contractors to come. they have to bring services and employ people. everyone is jobless. we want to rebuild the city. reporter: the victory has been a major blow to jihadists, but not a fatal one. in other parts of iraq, i.s. still holds large swaths of territory. brent: daniel is here with the latest business news. you say the german economy is way too strong? daniel: but it's a criticm that has been around for yrs. germany's trade surplus is here to stay and trading partners are not happy. exports have been rising for five months in a row. the data has beat expectations joint exports rising by about 1.5% over the previou

the program is like an undernourished person that's been that why for eight to ten years. and not because, you know benevolence or evil when hard decisions were made but it's been exacerbated by budget control act and ongoing continuing resolutions. so if there was some mystical giant pot of money that became available, which isn't, but just a pot experiment that we had all the money to buy the stuff that we modernized in those strategies, it's going to take time to regain a viable modernization program that's adaptable to those changing threats. so it's -- it's going to take as long to get out of this as it took to get into it. and it's sort of like the plane has been coming down to the ground and now it's starting to turn around due to a hero of efforts and a number of places, but to get back up it's going to try as to the take as much effort as it will take to get down here. >> well, dan i think you're going to get the last word. i want to thank our audience for joining us it's a great discussion. i hope you all find and read the report it's john line. for those here in

to an certain extent army modernization program is under nourished person that's been undernourished for eight years, ten years. not because we are ma levelance or evil when these hart decisions were made. it's been exacerbated by budget control act and ongoing continued resolutions. if there was some mystical giant pot. money became available, which isn't, the thought experiment, if we had all the money we needed to buy all the stuff we identified in any of those modernization strategies there is only a certain capacity and it's going to take time to regain a viability modernization program that's adaptable to those changing threats. so it's -- it's going to take as long to get out of this as it did to get into it. it's like the flames are coming down to the ground and it's turning it around but to get back up it's going to take as much effort as it took to get down here. >> well, dan, i think you're going to get the last word. so i want to thank our audience for joining us. it's been a great discussion. i hope you all find the report and read the report. it is online. for those in