host: our caller from washington, d.c. -- you are on with vann newkirk. caller: thank you for accepting my call. i'm interested in the six weeks we have been discussing puerto -- the lack ofck help for it. what happened to the listening station where there were rows and rows and rows -- this is an awfully expensive thing for america. yet no one has said anything about it or the condition of those -- what is the condition now? host: -- at "they colleagues to them" reached out after the storm and they were still fulfilling their mission requirements and objectives. that has not changed. it was considered critical infrastructure. they have power. territory,ding surrounding municipalities, they are struggling, especially drinking water. but the observatory is still online. host: you talk about working toward a sustainable future for puerto rico. what does that look like? when i was -- especially in san juan, what i saw was people trying to put together a micro-grid. communities, neighborhoods that reinforcesl power other. maybe you have one place that has a l

host: i will put the question to vann in the few seconds we have left. a natural disaster, is there a greater threat of other governments routers adversaries other advantage of the -- governments or adversaries taking advantage of the situation? i don't know about that, but every natural disaster is a national security issue. every natural disaster creates instability. when you have people on the ground who fear for their safety, you have increasing crime, just the breakdown of the structure that makes everyday afe possible, it becomes national security issue. you don't need rush at all to make it one. a rider atnewkirk, "the atlantic." you can find his atlantic.com. thank you for joining us. guest: thank you. ont: coming up, dustin volz testimony of capitol hill about russian air vents in the 2016 election. we will be right back. ♪ he has been called one of the our age.hroniclers of michael lewis will be our guest sunday on "in-depth." --was all of the books have what all of the books have in common is there are interesting characters and interesting si

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hillary vann at the sentry city apple store. the price tag is not scaring anybody off here. hundreds of people have been waiting in line. it's taken 45 minutes to move about 4 feet through this line. the line is moving slow. i want to introduce you to two more up. she is a student at ucla. she actually ended up not buying the iphone ten. it was too expensive for what it was. i did not think it was worth a thousand dollars. are you annoyed that you waited in line for hours. i talked to many people who actually said they were not planning on coming today but their phone died another in this line waiting for the iphone ten market, you aren't necessarily planning on getting an iphone ten. my phone was on its last leg and usually i get to wait several months. i met people from all over. not many things will get you to wait in line like this. a lot of people excited to buy the phone. we will be here with everyone else waited in line. giving updates throughout the day. laura is not the only one to say no thanks. listen to what money man jeff sica said. on bernie and company. i'm no

and a sitdown interview to be about the proposal and see the vann thank >>> let's bring in victoria arbiter>> good morning. >> i want to s congratulations to all of us. as we mentioned at the has been in theor a while now. what do we know about the backstory here? >> absolutely. the mry released that statement last november when he came out defending her against the attacks in the press, we knew this was different. we knew this had an end goal. we don't know how he proposed yet. hopefully that will be revealed a little later in the interview. i think this is the happy ending that everybody has longed for for prince harry. it feels like a congratulatory day. >> didn't she wear the hecklessneckless with h&m on it which i thought was for the chain store. can we talk timing? a lot of people are speculating as to when this royal wedding will occur. and there's another little event coming up in the spring. that's the birth of another royal baby. how might that impact things? >> we have a big year next year. royal baby is due in april. everybody thought this wedding would take place in the summer.

host: we are joined by vann newkirk. thank you for joining us today. guest: thanks for having me. you to go toompted puerto rico and do these pieces? guest: