in a cloister high on mount katchkanar, we meet with y youg buddhists, men and women who live in accordanceith buddha's teachings. [wind blowing ] [. barking -- dog barking] this guy has been peacefully meditating here for 20 years. but the peace and quiet could soon be disturbed, because the mountain here contains iron ore, and the lure of profits for the steel industry at the foot of mount katchkanar. the temple, and the whole mountain, is in danger. ♪ >> this mountain is five-and-a-half-billion years old. no one has the right to own it. i've been living here for so long. so i'm stataying here. reporter: up to now, only blocks of ice are crushed here daily, for water to make tea. but soon, machines cld be brought here to demolish the buddhist temple and dig for iron. the monks s and nuns are resold to remain calm. especially this man, whom they respectfully call lama. michail sannikow founded this holy spot 20 years ago, but the congregation is not officially recognized. [murmuring] most buddhists in russia are part of the ethnic community of the buryats in siberia, or live in the altai r

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last night on this network ari mel berg spoke with washington lawyer jay berman who has a youg congressionaln indiana worked to get the 25th amendment passed. it has to do with the removal of a president. last night ari asked him whether it could be applied today. >> do you see anything from your knowledge of being part of drafting this amendment that it would be anywhere in the ballpark of being applied here? >> today no. >> why not? >> because i think there's a difference between unable and unfit. i think this president is unfit because i disagree with virtually everything he says and does. but i don't think he's unable. in fact, if i go back, i think the fundamental issue here is we always envisioned the removal of a president under section 4 as a political act, informed by medical authorities and decision making. but a political act to remove a duly elected president. donald trump was elected to do exactly these things by the people who voted. >> let's talk about this topic with pulitzer prize winning author and historian john demetri meecham, and republican strategist mike murphy who wo

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laura: ron christie, thank youg for join. ron: my pleasure, laura. laura: among the topics we know the president will address tomorrow is the plan to rebuild america's infrastructu. he has already made it clear that he wants private investors to fund a lot of it.g that is not gown well with democrats, who said the federal government needs to do more. -- pay more. while both parties argue over the cost jane o'brien has been , looking at the daunting task ahead. jane: sybreak in the nation' capital, and already traffic is grinding to a halt on one of the busiest bridges in the city. this bridge is clearly struggling to deal with the volume of traffic. is that typical? >> this is typic of our entire network. infrastructure and transportation network is failing to meet the needs of the community. jane: the president of the americans society of civil engineers, which rates the nation's infrastructure every four years -- the current grade is b+. >> if we don't invest in our infrastructure, it will cost u.s. economy $3.9 trillion in by 2025, $7 trillion in