now helping him to get settled into dutch society.has been granted asylum in the netherlands and is living with christians yoka and her husband ronald. he has been granted asylum in the netherlands and is living with christians yoka and her husband ronald. we saw on television, i think like everybody did, the big wave of refugees coming in 2015 and then it was at the end of 2015 the start of 2016, that they also contacted us as a church and they said, "we want to know more about christianity. we want to be baptised." they come to us, "can you help me talk to the doctor? can you help me talk to the lawyer?" we try to help them with their documents and translate for them whatever we can. although ali may be far from home, he gets to enjoy a little iranian companionship in bible studies held at his house each week, where they sing christian hymns infarsi. all these men came to the netherlands as refugees, most of them have been turned down for asylum. we're hiding their identities for their safety in case they are sent back to iran. one

now helping him get settled into dutch society.nted asylum in the netherlands and is living with christians joke and her husband ronald. we saw on television, like i think everyone did, the big wave of refugees coming in 2015 and then it was the end of 2015, the start of 2016 that he contacted us as a church. they said, "we want to know more about christianity, we want to be baptised." more about christianity, they come to us and say, "can you help me talk to the doctor, talk to the lawyer?", we try to help them with the documents and translator of them where we can. although ali may be far from home, he gets to enjoy a little iranian companionship in bible studies held at his house every week, where they sing christian hymns in farsi. all these men came to the netherlands as refugees. most of them have been turned down for asylum. we are hiding their identities for their safety, in case they are sent back to iran. one of them, sohrab, not his real name, explains why he left. the force and the oppression were constant. they torment

and that was almost what happened to a very fledgling royal dutch shell, this dutch competitor led by the hard-charging henri detterding. they had common shares. standard oil could simply buy the company. except royal dutch was worth too much money. its stock was too high. so standard, it is widely believed and i actually show some evidence of where i think standard -- you can catch standard doing this -- started manipulating the market. rockefeller's company started spreading fake news about royal dutch shell as a way of rattling investors. golly, that's something we have a problem with today. and so as a result, royal dutch shell created what is essentially special shares, practices that we would all look at and say, well, that's just typical corporate governance, ways to protect yourself from a hostile takeover. this was cutting edge finance in the 1890s. developments that were actually pioneered as a way to protect themselves against the predatory commercial practices of standard. so competition's great. the free market must play a role. but, again, there has to be a balance. beca

nine day celebration of dutch culture. it is also giving visitors a hands on way, a hands on way to learn everything about it, check it out. goats. horses. chickens. shoe fly pie. burch beer. of course, hand made ice cream all part of the kutztown folk festival a celebration of the dutch ingenuity and history in rural pennsylvania. >> the festival started in 1950 by three professors from franklin and marshall college in lancaster, pennsylvania. they chose kutztown because they felt it was most ideal town that signified or represented the pennsylvania dutch culture. >> reporter: now in the 68th year festival features 200 traditional craftsman working on live demonstrations and six stages of entertainment, showcasing the dance and music of the cull tour. in 68 years, the festival, has exploded. >> there was a three day presentation that tracked approximately 25,000 people, it didn't take long for it to grow into the current format that we have today of nine days and we have attracted annually 130 to 140,000 people each year.

his dance with viral racking up millions of views and catching the eye of the dutch national ballet.hey collected funds to fly ahmad down where he has been living for nine months. the young dancer now hopes his family in syria can join him while he pursues his passion in europe, his dream is to one day found a syria national ballet. molly: let's get a check of the headlines. restricts muslim access to a shrine with the installation of metal detectors and one of the city's holiest sites. a powerful earthquake rocks in were two coast of kos people are killed and hundreds injured. . strikes cripple venezuela. it is time for a business update and i'm joined by anka. we will start with oil company exxon mobil handed a $2 million fine by the united states. >> exxon has been handed the maximum fine for reckless disregard in violating ukraine sanctions in russia in 2014. current secretary of state rex tillerson was the ceo back then when the company signed a series of deals with russia's largest oil provider, ross met -- rosfnet. catherine has the story. >> two of the trump administration se

this festival celebrates the culture of the pennsylvania dutch.ant to show you something special right now. a recognizable symbol of his culture is the hex sign. hex signs derive from barn stars and were started by milton hill at the kutztown 19 1952. so many festival goers wanted to take his designs, they cut wood circles and hill started painting them and selling them as well and the rest tori is history indeed. speaking of selling. are those quilts on sale? did you get one. >> they're price see. guess how much one is >> i'll listen to your story >> $1 million. >> stop >> i am lying, that is not true. but a lot of money, you'd be shocked. you've seen all the artistry things, but these quilts are pieces of art. and the prices, well, i guess they're not shocking when you really think about how much work goes into them. >> a lot of work >> take a look. >> when the clouds passed and the rain stopped. >> follow the rainbow? into a big old barn where quilt of all colors hang and wait. >> we're proud of what we have. beautiful art pieces in this buildi

this festival celebrates the culture of the pennsylvania dutch.ant to show you something special right now. a recognizable symbol of his culture is the hex sign. hex signs derive from barn stars and were started by milton hill at the kutztown 19 1952. so many festival goers wanted to take his designs, they cut wood circles and hill started painting them and selling them as well and the rest tori is history indeed. speaking of selling. are those quilts on sale? did you get one. >> they're price see. guess how much one is >> i'll listen to your story >> $1 million. >> stop >> i am lying, that is not true. but a lot of money, you'd be shocked. you've seen all the artistry things, but these quilts are pieces of art. and the prices, well, i guess they're not shocking when you really think about how much work goes into them. >> a lot of work >> take a look. >> when the clouds passed and the rain stopped. >> follow the rainbow? into a big old barn where quilt of all colors hang and wait. >> we're proud of what we have. beautiful art pieces in this buildi

many jihad is from europe could now return to their home countries among them a twenty two year old dutch proper who has posted this online. maran b. is just one of the hundreds of europeans who have left their countries to join islamic state according to a report by the dutch ministry of security and justice almost two hundred people from the netherlands alone have joined the ranks of islamic islamist militants in syria and iraq to date the authorities put the number of those who've returned from the war so at around fifty islamists. and one more jihad is could now be on their way home rapper marwan b. says he had always had the intention of coming back to the netherlands that's according to his testimony published by a dutch news website. i had expected to be changed during the civil war by fighting a shot that didn't succeed because the world is siding with assad and they always had the intention of returning after the war. among those raising the alarm over the threat posed by returning militants is the director of europol robert wainwright has how he described the situation back in t

yes, this year's dutch masterchef winner has baked a car. —— yes, this year's dutch fasterchef winnero say that nobody has driven this car before? nobody outside of me. i will take good care of it, i will take good care of it. go easy, all right? most of lina is organic, including these almost—edible panels made from sugar beet, sandwiched between coatings of natural flax, mixed with bioplastic. yum. so we are just going to reverse this back down the track. i have got my foot fully to the floor now. it is limited a lot. it is about four times more efficient with its energy than a bmw i3. i knew there was a reason to pick this car. we cooked up the flax ourselves, and then we just started trialling. and we had to do a lot of tests, fresh material, find the boundaries and the limits to the material, and eventually we came up with — well, our perfect composition. and that is what we have used in lina. it's 0—60...eventually. what do you mean? does it get to 60? no, around 50—55 mph. in fairness, it is a different kind of performance that lina offers. the team says cooking this car uses a

the dutch rapper is among hundreds of europeans who left their countries to join a slimy state in iraq and syria the netherlands authorities believe two hundred eighty dutch national is headed to the middle east to take up the jihad of that one hundred ninety managed to join isis while fifty returned back home eighty of those that left holland are freshly classed as children. that's jot us have even been trying to make clear why they should be allowed to return home to contact at news outlets in the netherlands to give interviews about why they do not pose a threat we heard reaction from a member of the alternative for germany party. this is how our media society works all over the world but there are these up interesting people the young isis fighters for western origin and if they address the media to make some kind of good advertisement for them to bring them back to it to tell him countries where they were born in a western europe of course young fellows they they they use it or they use it this opportunity to come back but of course if no t.v. company is no television. had given t

the dutch rapper is among hundreds of europeans who left their countries to join us live in state in iraq and syria the netherlands authorities believe two hundred eighty dutch nationals headed to the middle east to take up the jihad about one hundred nineteen managed to join isis while fifty returned back home meanwhile eighty of those that left holland are officially classed as children. it seems many to hardass were determined from the outset to eventually return home and we settle in europe. i had expected to be a change factor in the civil war by fighting a shot that didn't succeed because the world is siding with assad and they always had the intention of returning after the war. countries across europe have been ringing the alarm bells for some time over the risks posed by returning jihadists even though they will face criminal charges some fear the fighters will just say what the authorities want to hear integration there were rocks with the individual who is all to be integrated is sort of willing to integrate so the question is when these people who were born in the west an

it is a dutch bible in dutch and it is quite large. i always -- for those who have to hold it during those ceremonies. his inaugural his famous for many reasons, but the most enduring line from his speech is something we all remember. president roosevelt. : first of all let me assert my , firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. mr. eberhardt: and he says that at a time when the nation really is in a state of fear. it is the low point of the great depression and people are frightened. i think he is trying to steel the nerves of the nation with that line. there is a lot of speculation about where it came from. we have on display here, the first pages from several drafts of the speech. the first is in roosevelt's handwriting that was written in late february of 1933 yard in the first draft you don't see that line about fear it self at all. it does appear on page one of the final draft, which was put together on march 1, 1933. that is the first time we see it in the speech. there has been a lot written and discussed

the dutch rapper is among hundreds of europeans who left their countries to join a slimy state in iraq and syria the netherlands authorities believe two hundred eighty dutch national is headed to the middle east to take up the jihad about one hundred ninety mattia joint isis while fifty returned back home meanwhile eighty of those that left holland are officially classed as children. it seems many to harvest were determined from the outside to eventually return home and resettle in europe. i had expected to be a change factor in the civil war by fighting a shot that didn't succeed because the world is siding with assad and they always had the intention of returning after the war many countries are concerned about the security risk of returning to hardest to face criminal charges our guest from a member of the alternative for germany party things that the process of reintegration cannot work without punishment. integration there were rocks if the individual who is all to be integrated is sort of willing to integrate so the question is when these people who were born in the west and then

hot sauce to the company spice rack >>> the ceo of akzonobel steps down citing health reasons as the dutch chemicals company continues to battle activist investor elliott management's attempts to oust its chairman. >>> we've had so many numbers out of scandinavia the last couple of days and speaking to so many ceos out of that region. ericsson yesterday tough numbers there. great numbers today from scedbank we spoke to tele2 who are weathering regulatory problems left, right and center and electrolux and volvo are moving in different directions on the market today, but electrolux upgraded its north american outlook after a stronger than expected rise in second quarter earnings. the swedish appliance maker upped air north american growth star get to 3% to 4% citing strengthening demand and a favorable macro environment. it's not the only firm today citing a pick up in north american demand. volvo, this is trucks. some of you get confused, i get confused as well this is volvo, listed company in sweden eyjafjovo volvo cars is china. these two companies are moving in different directions. 4.2%

farmers here, slave labor was predominate for the dutch farmers and the huguenots. and as far as i know when i think when we are looking at households, most families that had enslaved people living in their household had between one and three. obviously the big manners, livingston phillips, morrissey anna i think it was. they had these big manners where they may be somewhere between 20-40 enslaved people living there but the majority of the people in hudson river valley had maybe one to three enslaved people living in their houses. they were enslavers themselves. what it did is it caused more issues and actually made slavery more cruel than it was in the south because people were isolated, and especially the women. one woman make a living in a household where she might not see other people of color or other enslaved people anywhere near her. so it created an isolated life whereas in the south you would see much more of a slave culture that would be able to develop. you would get the music and these stories and maybe 200 200 people living in their own cabins that wer

after the rail ments and it's set to extend for years also more diesel emissions scandals this time dutch prosecutors go after suzuki and also my guest former u.s. attorney commissioner bart chilton joins me for a wrap up of the dramatic meeting of the group of twenty in hamburg by the us starts right now. the dollar had a two month peak rising night point nineteen percent to one hundred fourteen yen earlier in the session it hit one fourteen twenty nine yen its highest since may eleventh the euro fell point one percent to one fourteen stock markets rallied on the heels of the european central banks collectively hawkish tone over the last fourteen days as investors expect a turning point in central bank policy this comes as focus shifts to how the federal reserve might react to the latest jobs and inflation data fed chairman janet yellen testifies at the end of this week to u.s. lawmakers now she's expected to lift interest rates before the end of the year the fed has done so twice this year so germany's dax was up point three percent while the cac forty in france followed suit at point t

things like tents and hiking dutch summeruthern clothing a great buy and also bathing suits. if you are looking for outdoor furniture, best to wait a little longer. amazon also already slashing prices up to prime day. thousands of items will be marked down starting at 9:00 p.m. monday, july 10, and continuing for 20 hours. larry: you do not have to tell me twice. a foggy forth in san francisco, look at this low ceiling for the celebrations, but the show still went on. just a little hard to see. adrianna: this is our favorite fourth of july story for the morning. take a look at this, st. luke's hospital in missouri celebrated the fourth by dressing up their newest arrivals in red, white, and blue. couples who welcomed a new edition said it is a fun way to celebrate america and their baby's birthday. dresses that babies for every major holiday so we will check back in with them at halloween, and christmas time. veronica: and i understand they were playing some soothing patriotic lullabies for the babies. are there any soothing patriotic lullabies? larry: no fireworks. veronica:

annual celebration of dutch culture has been around for decade. festival started back in 1950 by three professors from franklin marshall college in lancaster. they chose kutztown because it represents pennsylvania dutch culture so well, now in its 68th year, festival features 200 traditional craftsman working on live demonstrations there and six stages of entertainment showcasing music , dance of the culture and guess what our own ukee washington was there to take part in folk dancing. >> ♪ >> what we are doing here is starting on the brisket of the body and belly. main part starting up over the leg and we will work our way down. it is holding the upper muscles of the neck up so we can sheer all the way down to the hind >> how much are they? >> three dollars. >> reporter: don't forget ho down square dances for the little kid. >> wow. >> reporter: and the big won too. >> but lester, how about me, i'm a beginner. >> ♪ >> square dancing had me beat. >> so i changed it. >> thank you, all, that was so much fun. thank you. thank you. >> thank you ukee w

the dutch agency had been investigating during the past year after volkswagen in the u.s. was found to be using software to cheat on emission tests in 2015. now, dutch prosecutors have said they would investigate the two automakers' possible misuse of a vehicle emissions software and that's all from the nikkei back to you. >> thank you indeed for that update. >>> let's switch to the u.s. now, because "the new york times" reports that donald trump jr. knew the russian lawyer he had met with had russian government ties. the attorney had offered to provide damaging information about hillary clinton. the white house denies that the campaign colluded with russia to influence the election the nbc's white house correspondent, kristen welker, has more for us. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump jr. has hired a lawyer, becoming the fourthperson in the president's inner circle to seek legal representation as investigators probe possible connections with russia, this after trump jr. met with a lawyer with ties to the kremlin in june at trump tower just days after his father secured th

deep here. >> no kidding, try to work on my pa dutch phrasing.r fest continues obviously all day long on cbs-3 "eyewitness news," broadcasting live from kutztown from the folk festival. >> show you many of the traditions along with special places around kutztown. so make sure to tune in, join ukee washington, lauren casey, vittoria wood he will, they'll all be therefore special "eyewitness news" coverage beginning at 5:00 p.m. >> the time right now 51:00. a lot many coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us with a preview. good morning, nora. >> good morning to you, rahel, jim. we begin in germany what to expect from president trump first face-to-face meeting with russian president vladmeere putin. plus, chip read takes us to islands near washington dc that is washing away. why the residents there are appealing for president trump for help. >>> and, the teenage entrepreneur who made seven figure deal with the nba, but not for his basketball skills. all of that, plus the eye opener. your worlds in 90 seconds. see you right at 7:00.

a dutch couple in their home and a lighthouse. surfing the waves. enjoy an action-packed holiday. stand -- the sand, transient on the jersey. we begin on a dutch peninsula known for its charming wooden houses built upon small hills to protect them from the seas rising tides. but one family's house stands out perhaps more than the rest.

of the syrian conflict's now ahmed jew day trains at the dutch national ballet. and on thursday evening one of his dreams came true when he danced in front of paris's most iconic monuments false while we bow has more. mmhm. disgrace. but of the eiffel tower. today once again sharing his message. peace. i believe. what you need to go up protect your country? you need art as well. because i want it all. enemy. they say they are the close minded people and i that my tattoo here that's our diet and the place where they cut the heads. just to tell them i'm not afraid of them. next fight by art its fight by love. there needs to be seen this war. this twenty seven year old don't serve palestinian origin. grew up in the yarmouk refugee camp in syria. in a war torn the word don't sing can get you killed. i'm not risked everything for his office. only a year ago he was dancing in the ruins of palmyra. the very same spot where the so called islamic state. carried out the brutal executions. after competing in an arab talent show. ahmed was featured in a report by dutch journ

a lot of them were in dutch. he collected books, and bibles were one of the areas that he collected it. for her 500 books about religion, about every kind of religion. a lot of them about christianity, but many about others as well. he had this whole collection of bibles. bibles on display here is a dutch bible from 1650, the family bible. it was used all four times during his inaugurations. , and itvery large book reflects his belief that family is important. he was not a traditionally devout christian, yet he used references in the bible in his speeches all the time. used them as a way of making a point. bible was very effective in providing advice on how people should act. how do you convince people to do the right thing? he thought the bible was very effective in doing that, which is why he quotes it all the time. he had a sermon like quality to many of his most important and powerful speeches. if you look at the d-day prayer which was put out on june 6, 1944, a point at which he did not know whether the grea

a fire has caused a shutdown at europe's largest oil refinery in the dutch city of rotterdam the blaze started an electric substation on sunday morning and has since been extinguished the facilities owner royal dutch shell ses no workers were injured in the cause is being investigated rotterdam refinery process is almost half a million barrels of crude oil per day. well that's the weekly for no more updates in half an hour's time and remember you can stay on top of today's breaking developments any time on our t. dr. make it is really described that he's the thief a seed or a baby mule is saying you are a thief so that you had the meat of this was done to company these and this is not the dentist to get you ready but they feed the baby that's it's the big thing about the meter. fleur used to be a professional hockey player and won a stanley cup and the moment the girl who was living the dream was a success and a dark side on the time i was fourteen to sixteen i was raped one hundred fifty times by a coach of mine i was moss in a dark room and so you know every time i close my eyes i fr

reagan can touch to the cable dutch the default world's most exclusive prayer society. if they're worried about a between the pope and the president, now they've got to really worry about it. american history tv, weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. ♪ >> we are flying over washington, capital of the united states. the beautiful city the pride of every american from the cloud from the ground. up about savannah. we saw over the top of the senate and house of representatives office buildings and the congress and alive. branches of the government. and the law going to land the plane an here's a close up of the house office building. mendo their heavy thank you and this structure eight representatives as an office and which a government official both in. the senate office building is just across the capitol grounds both buildings are constructed of beautiful white model and are connected with the capitol by underground railway we abandon flights to. families who first knew it as a marshy lane. and not a proud nation is great for the dog of the capital. this magnificent struct

the franco dutch group plans for boost to take over those routes. although the pilots will fly under the same conditions as their current air france contracts. the company is targeting up to fifteen percent savings or forty million euros from new contracts for cabin crew and reduced catering and support costs. in addition the company hopes the new service will have equalize the fringe sides performance with the dutch kaelin. which has been growing more quickly. foust will begin service with ten long haul in eighteen medium haul aircraft. take off as scheduled for mid twenty eighteen. international monetary fund has backed the french government's plans to reform the economy. describing the proposed changes as broad and ambitious. yeah i maths at present among your michael has a quote a unique window of opportunity. to tackle issues like high unemployment messy public finances and make the country more competitive. with a series of measures which include a lower corporate tax rate and lower public spending. the imf also increased its growth projection

it is in dutch. it is quite large. i always say that i feel sorry for the clerk that had to hold this. inaugural is3 famous for many reasons but the most enduring line from his speech is something we all remember. beliefme assert my firm that the only thing we have to fear is, fear it self. herman eberhardt: and he says that at a time when the nation really is in a state of fear. the low point of the great depression. people are frightened. he is trying to steel the nerves of the people. is a lot of speculation about where that line came from. we have on display here the first pages from several drafts of the speech. the first is in roosevelt's handwriting. it was written in late february, 1933. in the first draft, you do not see that line about fear itself at all. it does appear on page one of the final draft which was put together on march 1, 1933. that is the first time we see it in the speech. there is a lot written and discussed about where this line comes from. we know that louis howell, his chief political advis

the dutch royal family has attended a memorial ceremony in memory of dutch passengers who died on mh amsterdam to kuala lumpur. the duke and duchess of cambridge have arrived in warsaw for the first part of an official visit to both poland and germany. they brought their children, three—year—old george and two—year—old charlotte, with them. from warsaw, our royal correspondent peter hunt reports. at three, he's far too young to know if he's a reluctant royal, but prince george definitely wasn't keen to embrace warsaw without his father's helping hand. 0ne future king did persuade another one to follow in his footsteps. 0n the tarmac, george struck a nonchalant pose 0n the tarmac, george struck a nonchala nt pose and 0n the tarmac, george struck a nonchalant pose and practised the art nonchalant pose and practised the a rt ballet move. nonchalant pose and practised the art ballet move. a fidgeting toddler with a lifetime under an intense spotlight ahead of him. princess cha rlotte's spotlight ahead of him. princess charlotte's freedom of movement was constrained by being in her mother

the dutch are getting really behind it.e it utrecht, which is one of seven ho5t cities, people are geting behind it. lots of orange. a sea of orange. there is a fan zone up the road from here. we were there watching at that fan zone. when that goal went in, drinks were spilt, drinks were had. that dancing continued. i noticed on my way to work, i saw several adverts for this and coverage on the tv. this is all evidence that it is getting more promotion now. and the competition is getting closer and closer. european countries are getting more competitive. domestic league, italy is seeing more professional clu bs league, italy is seeing more professional clubs taking part. one tea m professional clubs taking part. one team is about to start up a team. it is competitive in france and we know all about england with the women's super league. it is getting more competitive, more tv coverage and read your coverage. as that goes through the process of this to an end, the profile willjust keep on rising. cycling next. the rest day b

prosecutors said they're looking into two other carmakers for similar reasons according to the dutch road authority this is you keep the torah and jeep grand cherokee produced illegal levels of toxic emissions during protests and over in the u.s. the emissions cheating is expanding beyond. back in may. general motors was accused of designing a diesel engine for the chevrolet silverado and g.m.c. sierra that deceived regulators the claims which g.m. denies entirely or made in a civil lawsuit and the e.p.a. has yet to comment on them but the lawyer that filed it reached eleven point three billion dollars in class action settlements against b.w. and he said he has every intention of making this a class action lawsuit as well so it turns out that lying to regulators about emissions isn't a concept unique to volkswagen. and i'm guessing as you may well be guessing too that the investigators thought the same thing when they talked about volkswagen to begin with what you know what the inspiration to doing this for a for putting these defeat devices in is it that difficult to make an energy

so we have a different -- >> we're dutch. >> our system is different so we're not used to this systemy you are really fighting against each other. it's more civil in the sense we have three judges, judging the case and we don't have a jury system so we approach these case completely different and we're not used to being so -- in court or abusive the way it is over here. also you can see that the problem in the united states is that you get much more miscarriage or justice because of this system where if your attorney don't governor the truth but just want to win a case and the same with the defense, but truth-finding is the most important part of what we do. we work cases where the defendants say we're innocent and then we look at the evidence or we start doing the dna and we find all over the place and we know the case is not a good for this person. >> then the attorney, the district attorney would sometimes actually say, okay. >> oh, yeah. that happens all the time and we work for the judges. then you just give thed and it goes court and this person gets even higher sentences than wh

it's either going to be french or english or maybe dutch. this one is french. it was used, you can see, even after it's use of the battle, it was used until it fell apart. and that's why it survives, then seems to have gone into a barn and stayed there. it also retained its history. that's why it wasn't thrown out, because it was remembered that this took place, this took part in the battle at the northbridge. and then these are interestingly almost the only example of an item of costume -- certainly in our collection, but i don't really know of many that you could plausibly say was worn in concord in 1775, not by one of the militia, but by hannah hunt. she's born in 1763, she's 12 years old in 1775. if you can imagine these being the shoes of a 12-year-old, if that's possible. i like to think that she put these on on that day. the minutemen and militia who responded very often were dressed in their sunday best. i was kind of the way they turned out. because they knew it was an important event. the events of april 19 only took one day. the battle of the bridge