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oh, my goodness. at the end of the night, gronk spoke about how many super bowl rings he's won in his career. and he had a very interesting way of breaking it down.th watc. >> so my friends and i, we were chilling. and i only played half the season they year we got number two. so we were hanging out. and we all decided i have one and a half rings. because i only played half that season. that one -- the timee won it the second time. and they said that rounds down for some reason to one. and they said if i getwo rings, that means i get another ring. i'll have two and a half a that rounds up to three baby. so -- >> there yhr go. >> i got rings now, baby. >> there you go. >> i've never been -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the rams are like, "i can't believe we got outsmarted by that guy." [ laughter ] what? what the hell are you talking about? [ applause ] what? i saw that before the game, cbs aired an interview w president trump. and he said some pretty questionable things. and while we can'tilter what he says

good morning, janai. >> good morning. so obviously you guys know how big of a deal this is, thousands of dogs taking over the big apple as the best of the best purebreds vie for top dog at westminster dog show. finalists across seven groups based on breed compete tonight in the grand finale to be crowned best in show. ♪ >> new york city's first-ever spectator sport, the westminster kennel club dog show. >> reporter: more than 2800 canines from 203 breeds over two days. >> it's like the kentucky derby of dog shows. it's what everybody strives for as an owner or breeder or an exhibiter. it's the show of shows. >> reporter: competing for top dog tonight at the 143rd westminster kennel club dog show. backstage these dogs have been prepping and primping for hours. we're talking blow drying, bathing, brushing, brushing, and more brushing, and it all comes down to two minutes in the ring. >> when the judge goes over the dog you'll see them go -- put their hand down like this to look for a well-defined stop and they're going to

oh, good boy! >> good boy. >> good boy. sully, sit. sully, sit. good boy! now, you get to meet your namesake. do you want to shake? >> i do. sully? sully, shake. >> oh. >> good boy. what a beautiful dog. >> oh, my god. >> captain sullenberger, this is like, you have a love of dogs, too. did you guys raise service dogs in your house? >> my family did. >> your family did. >> and they've raised a couple of puppies, and we've been guide dog custodians for a long time for breeding dogs for them. so, yeah, it's dear to our hearts. >> so, your little girls had had the same sort of connection that my daughters had. they just thought sully was theirs, and he let us all believe it. >> yes. you'd better believe it. >> your daughter also has a connection to animals, too, right? >> absolutely. the older one in particular. she's the one who raised the guide dog puppies and had to give them up to be trained as working guides, and she's now in vet school. >> sully, what does it mean? there's that striking image of your grandfather's casket and sully laying if front of it.

that pulled pork was really good. jennifer: good. lemonis: amazing. jennifer: good. that's the difference with our meats and what we do. we don't slice anything, we don't pull anything, we don't do anything to it until you order. and that maintains the moisture, and it -- lemonis: that's smart. chandler: it's just the best. lemonis: and these are the hush muffins. jennifer: mm-hmm. chandler: so, we used to have a hush puppy, uh, 'cause we had a fryer. and then we had to get rid of the fryer, because it was a gas line issue, essentially. lemonis: how much does that cost? jennifer: $5,000. chandler: yeah, we can't afford it right now. revenue is all the way down. lemonis: i like hush puppies, and i like corn muffins, and i didn't feel like i got either of those satisfied. they're nondescript. jennifer: really? okay. okay. lemonis: i think you think i'm criticizing you. jennifer: i'm always very defensive about my food. when you are a southern woman... lemonis: oh, yes, ma'am. jennifer: ...it is all about the food. lemonis: if the fryer was back, it would help. people c

and good morning, america. >> roll, tide. >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. [ applause ] >> welcome back to "gma" and those are some of our great viewers wishing everyone at home a good morning. we love it like that. now, we have a very funny guest. we'll bring to the table, you know him from "crazy rich asians," "the hangover" and his show. now he has a new stand-up comedy special on netflix. hmm, can't wait to talk to him about that. welcome ken jeong. [ applause ] >> love it. >> thank you, guys. thank you. thank you. >> i love that. >> that's my signature move. >> go to move. >> that's my go to move, what's up, america. >> i'll tell you what's up. it's thursdayback thursday and dug up your high school journal. high school -- so we want to show some pictures. what were you thinking? can we put the pictures up from his high school? you're in a tree. what are you doing in that tree? what, what. >> i look like the ugliest koala bear ever. i'm in the wilderness in sydney, australia. no, i was -- that was my senior year in high school and i was

. >> yeah, good morning. we do expect to see the president coming by our live shot position here in downtown hanoi. a really remarkable site just a few minutes ago. the motorcade route not officially released, but a lot of the tourists have gathered in expectation of seeing activity, and just within the past couple of minutes white glove vietnamese policemen whipped out barricades they've been storing ask closed off the street. hundreds of people were rushing to the barricades to get the best positions along what is expected to be the president's motorcade route here he is on his way to the metropol where he will meet kim jong un we're going do see three different events here. there will be an official greeting between the two men the first time they've seen each other since last year's summit in singapore we're also going to see the two men have this one-on-one meeting in which they'll be able to discuss so many of the issues on the table, and then later in the day, we'll see that -- what they're billing as

is good visibility. you can see traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza is light. 4:01 . >>> caltrans says the westbound lanes of highway 37 in marin county could open up in time for the commute. >> they closed the westbound lanes between atherton avenue and 101. the crews are working to make emergency repairs. hoffman says the levee system remained a more permanent with a fixed pick >> highway 37 is a heavy lift, i will try to get federal dollars for that. >> he hopes to see that infrastructure bill passed this year. >>> the crews have started to make permanent repairs on the richmond-san rafael berridge. concrete fell from the upper deck to the lower deck and hit a car. the crews put in a metal plate there will be lane closures for the next two weeks. caltrans says one lane will remain open and each direction. >>> this morning, vladimir putin says russia will respond to any u.s. deployment of nuclear missiles in europe by targeting where u.s. puts the missiles and the united states. president says russia

justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we know this metro board vote could take a few twists and turns today. because there are strong arguments to be made on either side of this hours argument. and they're s to make the cases today, strongly in that metro board vote. e ect the metro board general manager and his supporters and advocates to really push for keeping the hours as they are right now because they argue that has been allowing for critical repairs and preventive maintenance to be made. that's made the service a lot more safe and reliable in recent years. however, d the. contingency of the metro board and the mayor says time. is time for metro to extend its hos because they're seeing a lot of drops in ridership. riders going off the platform and going to ride shari like uber or lyft, maybevedriving themselves. and that decrease in ridership has put a hit on d.c.'sight lifescene. in recent weeks, we've heard arguments on both sides of the issue from mthe metro gm, as wel as from mayor bowser. >> we're gettinghead o

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jeremy, good morning, good to see you. when we look at the relief rally trade on the equity side, sir robert burgess said equity traders are easily pleased. do you like the prospect of a relief rally? is it the aussie dollar, aussie yen? how do you play the relief trade? jeremy: when you look at the prospect of changing trade dynamics, and obviously australia has been the proxy, as it were over the course of the last decade or so for the momentum in the chinese economy. if we can see some degree of resolution i think we will see the aussie dollar making gains. i think it is an aussie dollar story. the u.s. dollar is susceptible to some downside risk so i would be happy to favor and aussie dollar bias in the context of some degree of resolution. nejra: what are the downside risks for the dollar? snapping an eight day rally yesterday. jeremy: we have seen a significant rally after that late january slump. we've seen markets repricing fed expectations. others have been repriced lower in certain instances. we're in a scenario

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>>> good morning. brea >>>ki good morning. breaking news. no deal. president trump's high-stakes nuclear talks with kim jong-un suddenly break down overnight. the president canceling a lunch with the north korean leader, cutting the trip short and heading home empty-handed. >> we had to walk and we'll see what happens. >> the demands that caused the summit to fall apart and what it could mean for the u.s. and the world. we're live in vietnam. >>> overnight the presidentng responor the first time to michael cohen's stunning testimony to congress. hisr former lawye and fixer publicly accusin the president of a pattern of lies and criminal behavior before and during his time in the white house. >> i am not protecting mr. trump any more. >> more on thetery investigation revealed during a day of fireworks on capitol hill. >>> coast-to-coast nastiness. floong turns a california town into an island triggering emergency rescu and evacuations. snow and ice causing problems in the northeast while storms rolled through the south. al is trackingt all. >>> all th

good evening, commissioners. my name is nicole and i'm a san francisco resident. i understand people want 100% affordable housing, and we have the chance to have two more buildings if the city would hear out the developer. the unit needs to be spread out, not just bunched in one unit in the mission. we need housing for all, not just one class. expanding and buttefying the plaza is not only badly needed but it will be beneficial for people who use the area. the mercado will bring more foot traffic into the you wa community, and also cinderella laundromat and the bakery have been going through the same things. this project is setting high expectations for future developments. thank you. >> president melgar: thank you. before the next speaker, i have to ask guys, please, no hissing while speakers are talking. you know, i think we expect the same respect from both sides. [speaking spanish language] >> good afternoon. my name is luis granados with the mission economic agency. i'm here to strongly oppose the monster. t

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oh, that's very good. everything we do internationally, someone refers back to the vietnam experience. >> tao: mm-hmm. >> anthony: you know? "let's not do that again." or -- >> tao: "let's not repeat vietnam." >> anthony: but i find it interesting that the people who had, perhaps, the most painful experience were among the first to reach out. i think the john mccain story is particularly interesting because here's a guy who had an atrocious experience here in prison and yet he has been among the most vocal supporters of normalizing relations. >> tao: it took several trips to vietnam. and so he could see vietnam in a different light. it's no longer a war. it's a country with people. >> anthony: have you been out with returning veterans from -- >> tao: oh, yes. all the time. >> anthony: did they often want to go to the area that they served? >> tao: oh, yes. >> anthony: did they often even meet with the people they fought? >> tao: yes. >> anthony: b-52 pilots come to the areas that they unloaded their bombs.

, thanks for yourtime. —— good luck with the dog, thanks for your time. —— good luck with it all. the amount of businesses that start with those conversations over a pint! as we told, many market shut today and in the days ahead the lunar new year, in many parts of asia, the tradition of giving out red envelopes is important. they are often full of money but how do you do it? tom is with us in the studio. listening to richard there, talking about the show is historic, ikea changing their business model. what they are looking to do is discussing they are looking to do is discussing the idea of leasing parameters you do not go and buy it and throw it away, the point behind this is trying to make ikea more sustainable, talking about leasing to businesses, which makes a lot of sense, the chair and use it on you might want for sense, the chair and use it on you might wantfora sense, the chair and use it on you might want for a year and you change circumstances, you want a different type of chair, you handed out. the article here is about leasing kitchens which i think makes less sense

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. smollett remains stead fest that he is the victim, this after police arrested two men friday who are now cooperating with investigators to perhaps build a case against the actor. it's another major bomb shell in this story. the two brothers identified in this grainy surveillance photo who actor jussie smollett attacked him have now been released from custody without being charged and are now police sources tell nbc news the men claim smollett paid them to help orchestrate and stage what he would later call a hate crime. >> who the [ bleep ] would make something like this up or add something to it or whatever it may be. >> reporter: after smollett insisted he was the victim to abc news, police now say after questioning the brothers the trajectory of the investigation has shifted. one of the men arrested was smollett's personal trainer and was an extra on smollett's hit show empire. ♪ >> reporter: sources say police are investigating whether the actor paid the brothers to stage an ass

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good >> reporter: good morning to you. president trump will trade one political crisis for another in a ionathle r emergency to fund his border wall. mr. trump will seekec toe $8 billion for his long-promised barrier by declaring that national emergency. he's effectively going to by pass congress to fund that iority. the move will allow him to redirect federal funds from severalg pre-exist sources including the department of defense. it comes after congress sned a bipartisan deal overnight to keep the government open, but no funding for the wall there. house speaker nancy pelosi calling the president's emergency declaration an abuse of a power even several republicans said set a dangerous precedent. o essentiallning the door to a democratic kratic president declaring emergency over issues they hold dearike gun control and climate issues. the white house digging in this morning sayingt's prepared for any legal battles ahead. >> kristen welker, thank you. programming note, nbc news w sl havecial live coverage of the presiden

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the good and the not so good. first a group of women have assembles a display of vintage wedding dresses from residents and families of the retirement community. the dresses span all the way t early 1900s. >> . >>> the season for baseball but we're starting with basketball. >> hoop fans in for a good time. youth is served. it's a friday night staple the rising stars game. pitting stand out rookies against second jeer players -- year players. wolf blitzer is on a team. simmons is good. he had 28 points to lead the world squad. ebb to throw it to yourself and dunk it. john colins showing how to do it. mitchel showing how not to do it. final seconds of the game. marvin bagley and the usa tame wins. >>> a big night for the stanford women trying to shake off the loss to oregon last weekend. we saw the cardinal team we expect. the bruins make a run. mikaela with the jump shot. 15-2run get the bruins to within one. smith had 22 shots. cardinals by four. williams the swipe, the swagger, stanford wins 65-51 improves to 9-4

good morning, ginger. >> good morning, michael. we're in a high-wind warning here from north carolina up to maine. i think it will impact flights. look what it did already in buffalo, new york. took out that roof, or ripped it ur..ts choes e trees down around 60 in ohio. that was that semi that was tipped over. today, we'll do it again. this afternoon, we peak in the 50s. again, i would check those flights, george. this is gone by tomorrow. >> thank you, ginger. >>> to washington, where president trump is preparing to leave today for a second summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. after hosting a white house dinner for the nation's governors last night. kim is already on his way. he boarded an armored train to vietnam on saturday. terry moran at the white house with more. terry, since the first summit, no concrete progress on north korea getting rid of its nuclear weapons so the administration is lowering expectations a bit this time around. >> reporter: that's right, george, good morning. that is the central challenge for pr

good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning, whit. good morning, eva. krystal lee kenney has known patrick frazee since they were teenagers, her family said and now she has just pleaded guilty to helping him get rid of a key piece of evidence in an ongoing murder investigation. krystal lee kenney, this morning, is an admitted felon. >> is anyone forcing you or placing any pressu o deal with prosecutors that requires her to testify against patrick frazee, the man accused of murdering his fiancee, kelsey berreth, last seen shopping with their daughter thanksgiving day. kenney pleading guilty to getting rid of evidence, berreth's cell phone. >> i learned that patrick frazee had committed a homicide approximately on november 22, 2018 in teller county. i knew that law enforcement would be investigating that crime. i moved the victim's cell phone with an intent to impair the phone's availability in the investigation. >> reporter: she says she only helped frazee after he allegedly threatened her. >> nothing you'd like to say? >> reporter: frazee was charged in

i'm good, thank you. >> i am good, thank you. i appreciate hearing from you personally, though. >> can we bring up the applicant one more time? >> yes, please bring up the applicant one more time. we have a couple more questions, i think. >> good evening. the conditions that richmond station is recommending, are you comfortable with those? >> we don't have much going on at 8:00 p.m., and it is always good not to put businesses under financial stress. lieutenant, you know more than anybody what happens when you've been under financial stress. they start taking risk with promoters they shouldn't have. we are fine with hpm. -- we are fine with hpm. >> i want to make sure your client understands this. if we propose this condition, this would be outside the scope of, it is actually -- anyway, the specific section, it requires one per 100. what that means if there is three people in their 8:00, you will have two -- >> i think my client has two security guards. i have looked at his records. >> but it starts at 9:00 p.m. >> right, okay.

>>> good morning. mass shooting tragedy. >> attention, all police, aurora does have an active shooter. >> five innocent victims killed, five police officers shot and wounded as a man getting fired from a manufacturing company in aurora, illinois, started gunning down his coworkers. >> this response by law enforcement from federal, state, and local agencies did not surprise me, but it still overwhelms me. >> the gunman, dead. the questions, swirling this morning. were there any warning signs and how can future attacks like this be stopped? we're live on the scene. >>> national emergency backlash. president trump preparing for a fight this morning one day after declaring a national emergency to pay for his border wall, even as he admits he didn't have to take this ruoute. >> i didn't need to do this. but i'd rather do it much faster. >> did the president torpedo his chances in the courts? >>> questioned and released, the two brothers who had been in police custody in connection with the alleged attack on

good afternoon, supervisors. my name is bill hirsch. i'm the director of the aids legal referral panel in san francisco, and i serve as a cochair of the hiv/aids provider network. there is no greater issue than people living -- issue for people living with hiv than housing. we are committed to getting to zero new hiv infections and zero new hiv-related deaths. in order to advance those goals, we have to address the crisis of homelessness for people living with hiv and aids. we can do more in preventing homelessness by funding housing subsidies for seniors and adults with disabilities, and it is clear that the mental health system in san francisco is failing the community. we need additional resources to address the mental health needs of the community. we need intensive levels of support for people with very acute mental illness living on the streets. thank you. [speaking spanish language] >> good afternoon, supervisor. my name is jacqueline reyes, and i'm a mother of two, a one-year-old and a five-year-old. i'm

there was good stuff, variety. more defense spending, defense for the unborn, hard-line stance on russia and china, nato paying its fair share. if i didn't know any different, i would say there were something for everyone. trump did stress unity. >> president trump: we must reject the politics of revenge, resistance, and retribution, and embrace the boundless potential of cooperation, compromise, and the common good. we must choose between greatness or gridlock, results or resistance, vision or vengeance, incredible progress or pointless destruction. >> greg: sounds conciliatory. no wonder the media hated it. >> eyesight is a psychotically incoherent speech with cookies and dog poo. >> every leader should be talking about climate change. the president didn't mention climate change in a sentence. it's a disgrace. speak of the word socialist is becoming a buzzword like liberal and feminist where the right wing is taking it and distorting it. >> greg: congratulations, van jones. right on cue they react out of anger an

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. virginia governor ralph northam now says the photo in question is clearly racist and offensive. calls for his resignation have been swift and are coming from all corners,ncluding from some presidential kand candidates. northam, sofar, is resisting the pressure to step down. overnight, virginia's democratic governor apologized for this yearbook photo taken over three decades ago. saying this on twitter. >> that photo and the racist and offensive attitudes it represents does n reflect that person i am today or the way that i haveed conduyself as a soldier, a doctor, and a publicservant. i am deeply sorry. >> reporter: the photo in question appearing on governor ralph northam's 1984 medical school yearbook page. it shows a m in blackface and another in a kkk robe and hood. northam did not specify which person he is but did say that he intends to finish his term as governor. the racist image originally surfaced friday afternoon on a far-right website that often promot promote promotes con

trump: the language was good all throughout. the language has been good even now. i don't go by language. we have the toughest language in the history of diplomacy at the beginning, and yet we became very friendly. i don't believe there was any tougher leg whichever than that. ever than that. this should have been handled long before me and long before they had the power they have, but it wasn't. i'm not just blaming the obama administration, which by the way, did nothing. absolutely nothing on north korea. happenedd things that and do happen that are very inappropriate. but i'm not blaming the obama administration. i'm blaming many administrations . i don't think the rhetoric has been bad. initially it was horrible. one more. how about you? please, go ahead. go ahead. >> i came from south korea. you, youike to ask said we do not particularly know when the north korean leader will be willing to come to the table and take action. what thes the case, u.s. be willing to strengthen sanctions and perhaps put the pressure on north korea to move forward -- pres. trump: i

good to see you. lemonis: good to see you. the definition of fraud is, "a criminal or wrongful deception intended to result in personal or financial gain." i don't think that that's what rachel's intent was. but for the lenders to actually make that claim, they must be pissed, and i need to understand why. just for clarity's sake, the reason we're going through this process is because you're being accused of fraud. rachel: right. lemonis: and so, we're gonna go through those loans to understand it. rachel: yes. lemonis: what i have to do is lay out every single loan document that happened between her and the company, every single correspondence, and understand when it came in and what the money was used for. rachel: so, this is everything. lemonis: this is the whole cap table? michael: yeah. rachel: right. lemonis: so, there's po financing of $312,000. michael: yeah. lemonis: a $78,000 payment has been made. you still owe him $234,000. if you take the money, and you use it for other stuff... rachel: right. lemonis: ...it's big

melissa, good morning. >> good morning. first 4 traffical t, chopper 4 headed to this problem in virginia. let's take a look at exactly what'sappening in some of those delays. northbound 95 afterti 123 very slow from an earlier vehicle fire. looking at the backups, we typically have backups here but this is adding to the pain this morning. maybe take the express lanes. mit be worth the money today. outbound 14th street bridge before gw parkway,ave the crash hanging around in the right lane. left sid there is blocked. temple hills inbound branch avenuehehe ramp to outer loop police activity there and brandew problem southwest freeway westbound after the third street tunnel new crash there right side is blocked by that acdent. guys? >> melissa, thank you. >>> 6:02 now. we're staying on top of thela st developments out of the white house. all eyes are on the trump administration this g.morn the president in particular to see if he will back a bipartisan bill to avoid a partial government shutdown on friday. >> both democrats a

justmo, good ing. >> eun, aaron, good morning. the whole thing here is that lawmakers thopsht per that maybe their original law in the books may not have gone far ough here to really make sure that virginia roads are safe. because after all, this is hard habit to break. but pretty soon if law enforcement sees you on your mobile phone, in your hand while you're driving, you could face some serious fines. the hope here is that will also save lives. this ban is going to prohibit the use of mobile devices while yiving, so they don't want to see that inour hand. however, when you're at a stoplight or stop sign, you can look at your phone however briefly for gps directions or some other reason. however, this first offense is going to cost you quite a bit. 25 if they see you a second time on the same offense, we're talking about $250. d.c. and maryland also have similar laws on the books right now. this law is seto to g into effect january 1st. if it passes a few procedural hurdles along the way here. but as we look out here on t highway

lemonis: good job to both of you. amanda: yeah. lemonis: good energy, good excitement. you want to call the team and let them know how it went? actually, you should call julie. amanda: she's in a trial. lemonis: oh, she is? you think she's going to be happy about this? amanda: yeah, for both of us. this is fantastic. lemonis: while i'm happy that the meeting with wine enthusiast went great, i'm glad that amanda has done a much better job of communicating with julie not only as a partner in life but as a partner in business, but what i'm really happy about is how the youth empowerment program has really grown inside the company. we've hired more kids, and they're working on creating new messaging, new tagging, new point-of-purchase material. we're giving these folks the chance to tell their story. do i think amanda has made great strides? yes. do i think i'm still going to have to push her and get her to be focused? you bet, but i do feel like she now understands what's really important in this business, and if she does that, she'll make a very good profit. lemonis: good

he's trying to make good. and you distort for. libya and his ties to working all those things are after suddenly what's happened in libya has just destroyed all this. was his working before for a long time. what's important for libya right now is bring some unity within the many libyan tribes tribes in the east tribes in the tripoli in the north of the country do you think tribes of libero would support a figure like that actually i don't know what action they going to take it but of. support from the west from. europe so i think. everything is going to change but do you think western europe with their average supports a full islam given what they did to your country after all it was france and great britain that advocated for the nato bombing. i can see. many things changing. all the country and i think now the they start understanding what's there is a. mistake they are doing it libya before. and now that are suffering from this. this problem and they think they want to solve it and go out of all of this what's happened and so i

good morning.>> reporter: good morning. calls for bipartisanship from the president but it broke down way they do with publicans cheering on the president and democrats holding firm. president trump shook hands with nancy pelosi, a friendly enough start free speech the white house said would stress unity. >> members of congress, the state of our union is >>>. >> reporter: the president called for both parties to work together. he went to the most divisive issue, it could lead to another partial government shutdown coming days. >> most of the people in this room voted for awol. the proper wall never got built. i will get it built. >> reporter: he touched on issues with appeal, infrastructure and reducing the cost of healthcare. q1 -- he won praise from democrats expect no one benefited from the thriving economy and women who filled 58% of the newly created jobs last year. >> reporter: democratic women who wore white pointed to an own job gain this year >> good evening. >> reporter: the response given by stacy abrams who lost

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that sustained good times and bad, it's going to need more than a good labor market. it's going to need policies that reach out, you know, and give people the skills and aptitudes to be able to be sustainable in the labor market. >> thank you i can't remember where i read this, but someone commented recently that today, in the way our labor market is working, that if a person wants to work, there is a job for them. do you tend to agree with that observation? >> generally speaking, though, you know, if you're in some regions, for example, there are some regions which are very poor and don't have job creation. i'll tell you where that comes from the level of job openings is now at or above the level of unemployed people. so you can say in a sense if you're looking for a job there's at least numerically one job, but there are probably millions of people out of the labor force and in a better world would be in the labor force they're in their prime working years, not in the labor force because of some kind of a problem or issue i think those are the people we want to get