out of holland. my kids play computer games all day long they always speak. for us it can be a problem. they will also have to learn english children can manage it but sometimes it can be difficult they speak their native language at home and then at school they communicate in dutch. her journey to holland was not an easy one the afghan artist had first to escape from his war torn homeland to russia there he received an education in art and then he decided to move to europe. before he came to holland i had never heard of a black school or a white school or what's a moroccan mosque or a turkish mosque or an afghan mosque was that for me a mosque is a place for all muslims can come to pray. them. or if decided from the very beginning that he would not live in immigrant ghettos he settled down with his family in the small town of began studying dutch and entered the local law to counter me now here living by teaching the basics of painting. there was a time when people started looking at us as if we were members of the taliban after the nine eleven attacks many

welcome to holland. i come from turkey over it and i am a target of modest but i live in holland and i feel very good here when i leave this place for a long time i really miss it and i want to come back to amsterdam to boston loma. a completely different way of life can be found in me a few trump stops away from. loma amsterdam could compete with new york for the title of modern babylon more than two hundred ethnic groups lived here. the whole of post-war poland has been working hard to build the image of europe's most tolerant country to legalize soft drugs and prostitution as well as same sex marriages freedom of opinion and liberty are the call values of the modern netherlands. as it. helps. status will be. that i will be no. drugs consumption there will be no free alcohol consumption on the streets so the youth will be protected so they won't be doing hopeful things. these young people are representatives of the islamic organization shari'a for holland there are groups of this kind all across wester

max holland, by the way is, no stranger to investigative journalism. a former writer for the nation in its washington bureau, contributing editor to "the wilson quarterly," editor of "washington decoded" and winner of the jay anthony lucas work in progress report on a forthcoming back on the warren commission. in 1972, the year of watergate, the year nixon ran for re-election, max also worked on a presidential campaign. his candidate was george mcgovern. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, let's put watergate in front of us. please welcome max holland. [ applause ] >> thank you very much for that introduction. before i get started, i would like to thank the staff of the kansas city public library for making this event possible. it's a very well oiled machine. i'm very impressed with its deficiency. i'd also like to thank my publisher, the university press of kansas, especially jen chin for getting the book in the right hands. it's great to be back in the midwest. i went to journalism school up the road in lincoln, nebraska. in fact, i was attending j

advice van holland of maryland. >> thank you, madame leader. as leader pelosi said at the outset, yesterday we saw the 33rd vote in the house of representatives to repeal the important protections that are contained in the affordable care act. there are a number of bills where we had zero votes. the president's jobs initiative is one. no votes on that. another bill with zero votes on is disclose bill. designed to make sure that voters know who is financing these campaigns and so that we can understand what special interests are trying to rig the rules of the economy in their favor. now, this is a house of representatives that is pretending that it is one of the most open house of representatives in recent times and yet they have refused to even hold a hearing on the disclose act. not even a hearing. it's been requested many times by congressman brady, congressman gonzales, and others on the house committee on administration. nothing. those members had to hold an unofficial hearing to bring out the facts on this issue because the majority refuse

they came to holland under the idea that they could get married in holland. by the time they got to holland it was too late already. and she waited for him. she married him posthumously after he died. what she really objected to was the portrayal of him in the play. because the diary was not quite so upsetting to her but the play in which he's portrayed as just this kind of bouffoon was unbearable to her. in fact, when the play was being written and produced, the things otto most objected to were things he felt would hurt the

the driver was 44-year-old john holland. he was taken to the hospital after the crash. but died later. >> did you notice there were hardly any customers there. when i was at the gas station today it was packed full of people. think if there had been people milling around getting potato chips or gas. >> there were no other injuries, no customers. there was not a passenger inside the car. it was a single car accident. >> did the pump ever catch fire. >> after the suv slammed into the pump the emergency system was immediately activated to shut all of the pumps down because they were afraid of a fire. so everything was handled perfectly by the store owners, by emergency crew workers. the surveillance video you will see a man on his phone, you'll see the store owner inside the gas stion on his phne. ople c immediately. unfortunately, they don't know how the accident happened yet. >>> i want you guys to tell me what tv show you think of when you see this video.

. >> in holland they are making lots of people tried to offered to buy the post office in holland.s making money. >> i'm not expert on holland but i believe you facts 90% of the post offices were closed and the public is dissatisfied with the service. that is congress's decision. i don't disagree things should be run more like a business. we're trying to do that. >> john: and sweeten private sector competition, things sell. i couldn't even coming pete with you. >> you can put a mailbox right next to you. newspaper all over mailbox. primarily of security. it loses all aspects of the federal security of a mailbox. >> john: i would say we need private sector competition. when you talk to government people, they say why we need two mail slots. in this case, mickey barnett for coming in. on the subject of money losing government monopolys. how about amtrak. do you know how much you pay to subsidize trains that rich people ride? we'll tell you. >>. >> john: another part of our massive government singed amtrak. our government railroad. it was created three years ago after a senator said a

one expert told me not long ago that hollande will need to be a political houdini to pull this off. we know there will be more hiring of teachers and police, creating ,150,000 state jobs. the french government needs to cut $50 billion -- or, save $50 billion. the question is, where are they going to get this money from? taxes. they're going to go ahead with that 75% tax on the super-rich who earn more than 1 million euros. is it going to work? >> we will see. there is a risk that this tax can be seen as anti- institutional. on top of this tax, you would have to pay social contributions, which would raise the actual tax rate to something like 95%. that is in contradiction with french legal principles do we will see how this pans out. >> sounds like it will be an argument. manchester united. it needs more money. it will be listed on the new york stock exchange. some people thought it would go to asia. it is big in asia. >> this puts the end to speculation. you mentioned that it is a global brand. here is the number. 660 million is the size of the fan base around the world. $660 millio

van holland is scug suggesting the state -- suggesting the state reject the pours for -- 4% rate hike that pepco is asking for. >> and thank you. >>> pepco is not the only utility struggling. verizon ran into problems, specifically 911 service went down in northern virginia. the federal communications commission wants to know why. it opened an investigation and will examine verizon's performance. the fcc will examine the problems and look at why customers lost their phone service. >>> if maryland governor o'malley wants to call a special session on gambling this summer, he's going to have to breakthrough the glass, as in maryland state delegate glen glass. the republican is opposed to expanding gambling. if the state permits the sixth casino in prince georges county, maryland and ann arundel will suffer. and they feel it will will lower the tax rate on casinos. >>> the push to legalize medical marijuana reaches the white house. what the obama administration had to say about veterans using the drug. sue. >> we're still watching radar closely. more storms are closer now in the western s

. >> in holland they are making lots of people tried to offered to buy the post office in holland. it's making money. >> i'm not expert on holland but i believe you facts 90% of the post offices were closed and the public is dissatisfied with the service. that is congress's decision. i don't disagree things should be run more like a business. we're trying to do that. >> john: and sweeten private sector competition, things sell. i couldn't even coming pete with you. >> you can put a mailbox right next to you. newspaper all over mailbox. primarily of security. it loses all aspects of the federal security of a mailbox. >> john: i would say we need private sector competition. when you talk to government people, they say why we need two mail slots. in this case, mickey barnett for coming in. on the subject of money losing government monopolys. how about amtrak. do you know how much you pay to subsidize trains that rich people ride? we'll tell you. ♪ you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcyc

. >> in holland they are making lots of people tried to offered to buy the post office in holland. money. >> i'm not expert on holland but i believe you facts 90% of the post offices were closed and the public is dissatisfied with the service. that is congress's decision. i don't disagree things should be run more like a business. we're trying to do that. >> john: and sweeten private sector competition, things sell. i couldn't even coming pete with you. >> you can put a mailbox right next to you. newspaper all over mailbox. primarily of security. it loses all aspects of the federal security of a mailbox. >> john: i would say we need private sector competition. when you talk to government people, they say why we need two mail slots. in this case, mickey barnett for coming in. on the subject of money losing government monopolys. how about amtrak. do you know how much you pay to subsidize trains that rich people ride? we'll tell you. >>. >> john: another part of our massive government singed amtrak. our government railroad. it was created three years ago after a senator said a governm

. >> david holland says the tree fell short of completely crushing pell, but the impact of the trunk as it flexed across one boy's pelvis was enough to cause critical injuries. the other boy escaped with cuts and bruises. >> as far as i know there was no wind conditions that contributed to this. >> the boys were part of a week long family gathering that returned each year. some members from california, some from arizona. >> total surprise. have not heard of such a thing. >> dorothy meyers says they do a good job at grooming the camp sites. san mateo county says they have a program that checks for rotten trees. investigators say the fallen tree has obvious sign of brown [cubical|cubicle] rot which is common in oaks, but they are not sure of the tree's health when it was examined this past spring. >> it is a whole procedure looking at the condition of the tree and the shape it is in and which way it liens and those kinds of things. if we give it a hazardous tree rating re-- we remove the tree. jay dave holland says a further examination of the records will explain why that tree passed

. >> david holland says the tree fell short of completely crushing pell, but the impact of the trunk as it flexed across one boy's pelvis was enough to cause critical injuries. the other boy escaped with cuts and bruises. >> as far as i know there was no wind conditions that contributed to this. >> the boys were part of a week long family gathering that returned year. some members from california, some from arizona. >> total surprise. have not heard of such a thing. >> dorothy meyers says they do a good job at grooming the camp sites. san mateo county says they have a program that checks for rotten trees. investigators say the fallen tree has obvious sign of brown [cubical|cubicle] rot which is common in oaks, but they are not sure of the tree's health when it was examined this past spring. >> it is a whole procedure looking at the condition of the tree and the shape it is in and which way it liens and those kinds of things. if we give it a hazardous tree rating re-- we remove the tree. jay dave holland says a further examination of the records will explain why that tree passed the e

well the layoff plan is a blow to french president francois hollande to struggling to get the economy back on track the french advertising group jackson says is likely to disappoint his people as he made election promises he simply can't fulfill you know outlines there's another p.r. phones by politicians in an interview with r.t. . well today we're joined by jacks again he's a renowned name in advertising he's an author of numerous books on the industry and he's also been involved in a number of high profile political campaigns in france and abroad thank you very much for joining us today the first question is you know behind every great political or business leader today lies a skilled practitioner or a spin doctor and you've been instrumental in a number of political campaigns you've advised a fast arbiter or he's the last socialist president before france warlord was elected do you necessarily share the same world views or values of those you advise especially the politicians who. don't need to be on the same side left or right of the curse in your consulting for he must have the

french president francois hollande echoed her calls and said the u.n. security council needs to take tougher action if assad does not apply. >> russia and china are still holding back. the u.s. accuses both countries of torching progress in this area and helping us not stay in power. >> senior politicians for more than 100 countries came from around the globe to the meeting in paris. french president francois hollande said half the world was represented, all with one goal in common. % in syria. but the meeting was overshadowed by who was not there. both russia and china did not attend. >> u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton called for more pressure on moscow and beijing. >> i do not think russia and china believe they are paying any price at all, nothing at all. for standing up on behalf of the assad regime. the only way that will change is if every nation represented here directly and urgent -- urgently makes it clear that russia and china will pay a price. >> clinton says that without moscow and beijing's support, a concerted international move ag

. >> david holland says the tree fell short of completely crushing pell, but the impact of the trunkit flexed across one boy's pelvis was enough to cause critical injuries. the other boy escaped with cuts and bruises. >> as far as i know there was no wind conditions that contributed to this. >> the boys were part of a week long family gathering that returned year. each year. some members from california, some from arizona. >> total surprise. have not heard of such a thing. >> dorothy meyers says they do a good job at grooming the camp sites. san mateo county says they have a program that checks for rotten trees. investigators say the fallen tree has obvious sign of brown [cubical|cubicle] rot which is common in oaks, but they are not sure of the tree's health when it was examined this past spring. >> it is a whole procedure looking at the condition of the tree and the shape it is in and which way it liens and those kinds of things. if we give it a hazardous tree rating re-- we remove the tree. jay dave holland says a further examination of the records will explain why that tree passe

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[applause] >> clearly they were expecting a dollar holland -- a taller mc. welcome! [applause] did you enjoy the great opening act? thank you so much for joining us tonight for san francisco's asian pacific heritage celebration. yes. and that is giving u.s. side of things to come, but i want to tell you what about the opening performance that you saw. it was proudly presented by the american center for the philippine arts, and it means a "from the village of." it is alive journey of the man struggling with the responsibility. the untapped and dynamism of the folk dance. it was created by the choreographer and performed by san francisco dance artists jonathan mercado, henry lau, maritoni madrano and kimberly requesto. give them an opening applause for that act. [applause] as for this group here, we request that you stand for the singing of the national anthem. >> ♪ oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hail at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ who's broad stripes and bright stars through theh perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were s

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political campaigns you've advised or fast arbiter or he's the last socialist president before france holland was elected and did necessarily share the same world views or values of those you advise especially the politicians. you don't need to be on the same side left or right of the curse in your consulting for he must have the admiration of these advertisers in any case they must share the same values this does not mean the same ideology of god i'm very lucky because i'm neither right nor left i believe in ideas not ideologies to me the man who in a campaign has the greatest idea put his country on the move is one interests me almost wanted to work with but you know if he's right or left provided that fundamentally he's a democrat and he wants to lead his country into the future and to be honest three conditions are generally hard to. believe but why is it necessary to spend why is it not possible to just give people all the facts and let them decide for themselves. but i think the politicians let their communication advisors tell them what they have to do business is like a microphone we

francois hollande wants to try to change that austerity regime, but will he be able to?t the end of the day, the european countries, as anne said, they do need to borrow money. and what the bond market seems to say is you've got to get your fiscal house in order. which means it's very tough to say, we don't care about that. we're just going to spend our way out of this problem. >> well, i would say something as provocative as khosur. i think it would be hurtful to bury europe right now. i think a lot of big investors are hedging their bets between emerging countries and the west. they are, in a way, saying the virus is in europe, but the antibodies are probably stronger in the western world than they are in the emerging countries. so just wait. europe and the west may be slowly starting to be back, especially if they don't -- are falling under the guillotine in the next coming weeks or coming months. >> when you look at this issue -- and i'm going to broaden it to the united states -- do you think, you know, this is july 4th weekend, do you think that the rest of the wor

but they're not watching screens in so my doc to them is absent them and i think the statistic for holland is that the average dutch citizen probably only goes to the cinema once in two years that doesn't sound to me to be very healthy. for the cinema if when you live in them studio and you do need cinema you can just look out of the window your switch of the light in your room a look out of the wind early was. the red light district to kill us and you often think about death. i made a movie not so ago called prosperous books and it was the most profound line said by the character prosper he said and now let my every third thought be of the grave i don't walk around carrying a skull and sleeping in a coffin but it's my next great adventure. what do you know about death you know what i think there are only two subject matters and i'm sure you could agree one is sex and the others death their greeks have a good way of saying it they refer to iraq and planet as the very very beginning and the very very end and that's all we're in that's your name is salvador dali i don't think you can claim t

francois hollande wants to change that austerity regime, but will he be able to?end of the day european countries, as anne apple baum says, they need to get the fiscal house in order. it's tough to say we don't care about that, we're going to spend our way out of this problem. >> well, i would say something as provocative as kishore. i think it would be premature to bury europe right now. i think a lot of big investors are edging their bets between emerging countries and the west. they are in a way saying the virus is in europe, but the antibodies are probably stronger in the western world than they are in the emerging countries. so just wait. europe and the west may be slowly starting to do that, especially if they don't -- are falling under the guillotine in the next coming week or coming month. >> kishore mahbubani, when you look at this issue, and i'm going broaden it to the united states, do you think, you know, this is july 4th weekend. do you think that the rest of the world looks at the obama administration as having restored some of the credibility of the

admittedly there's a bit of writing, explosions may have shaken holland, diz t did the h shake in the wind. so say epidemics range is stronger than enumerating them, words and phrases writers are advised to avoid, indescribable beyond belief replaced by adjectives. detail of lining of food selected for vague ones. and inability to make house calls without cars being stolen. compare, you can't leave your home unoccupied for in the five minutes you are away your things are gone, too with if you go, your things go, too. you see the difference. it was extraordinary. so here's an even greater -- two passages that seem more different. and these are passages that anne wrote at the beginning. as most of you probably know, the family knew that they had to go into hiding, the helpers in otto's business were beginning to prepare annex of the warehouse for them to go into hiding. and they assume that they would go around the middle of july. and then early in july, on a sunday afternoon, there was a call up notice for margot frank, the older -- anne's older sister to report for forced labor and de