the theme of this year is called holland flowering the world, celebrating the dutch and country of holland. when you think about holland you might think about these wooden clogs that they are well-known for. they are also well-known for one of their main industries which is horticulture. one of the few countries whose main industry is flowers and that's the theme of the show this year celebrating the dutch and all of the netherlands. we'll catch up with allen jaffe who is the communications director for the flower show. tell me a bit about holland, why you chose that theme and the importance of that country in the horticulture world. >> holland was an easy pick for us. we've been thinking about it for a couple of years. when you think about nation around the orlando known for a particular product, particular plant you think about holland, actu tulips and wonderful bulbs that come out of there. >> you can see beautiful within mills. great gala last night for folks to come check it out. aside from the dutch aspect of the show there's a sustainable farming, sustainable agricultural aspect. >>

i have an exhibit from the camden children's guard called snapshot holland and it shows the bike, holland is the bike capitol of the world. it shows the wind mills. you go there today, there are still wind mills across the country. behind me we've got those iconic wooden shoes and those shoes are used by farmers to keep their feet warm and dry and we've got 10 acres of this in the pennsylvania convention center. so, for the next two and a half hours i'm going to do my best to show you as many exhibits as i can. i have to say i think this may be the best flower show so far. back to you alicia. stay with us. this is beautiful. >> we can't wait to see the rest. cecily, thank you. >>> and of course we're kicking offer the philadelphia flower show with a behind the scenes special again as cecily mentioned the theme is holland flowering the world. tune in tomorrow night at 7:00 on 6abc for an hour long show hosted by the entire accuweather team. tulips more tulips and high tulips. >> that's high praise from cecily. >> she's seen many of them. >> they always do a great job year after year. >>> t

1940, the nazis cross the border into holland.st, they begin targeting jewish art collectors, including grandpa fritz. >> this is the last nazi inventory, room by room, of my grandparents' home in holland. >> oh, my goodness! >> so this lists everything. >> so i see chippendale tables and paintings and -- >> yes, yes, yes. >> the nazis loot more than 1,200 items -- paintings, silver, jewelry, and antiques such as this rare 16th-century clock given to fritz by his late father, eugen. >> the nazis took everything, not just the famous artworks, but everything. >> nick and simon find records showing the nazis forced their grandfather to sell the items recorded on the list, worth many millions of dollars, for pennies. >> the germans, in their meticulousness, had paid my grandfather for the contents of the house. they didn't want to just take it. they want your signature on a piece of paper that says you sold it to them. [ dramatic music plays ] >> the nazis begin deporting dutch jews to concentration camps in the summer of 1942. in may

, the good news holland is coming to you. >> this year's theme for the philadelphia flower show is holland flowering the world. there are 30,000 tulips alone here in the entranceway of the pennsylvania convention center. see one of my favorite parts here, this is colored canopy of 6,000 flowers, fresh cut and dried, and all different colors, it is beautiful here. joining me now is alex joffe of the pennsylvania horticultural society. allen, this is all about holland's beauty, ingenuity. how did you come up with the scene this year? >> sort of no brainer for us, holland is one of the countries that's known for its horticulture, so the hotter culturing society with planned, and so is holland. thing about doing this for couple of years now. so over the past year working with the dutch government, dutch designers. >> wow. >> to bring a taste of the netherlands to philadelphia. >> here it is, absolutely stunning. i'm amazed, i basically want to sleep under this canopy here. >> a lot of people want to, yes. >> absolutely. so we have echo dome over here. we have tons of different exhibits. what e

inside here it's springtime in holland. center across the region it's still very much winter. in fact storm tracker6 live double scan showing that we still have some snow squalls around. i do want to zoom into this one squall we've been tracking. it moved thr

michael holland with us, holland company.any times, the whole washington gossip and that. and all synthesize that? referred earlier to animal spirits. one of the things that has been into blowing up this recent market move is people and to potential changes in washington. ne of the reasons the health care thing didn't have an effect on the market lot of people is because ould people feel that we're still moving in the right direction. you just spoke about the health care thing. visiting the tax reform thing. kind of tax abatement. people.ch of republican few democrats thrown in. they think that at the very east we'll get a corporate tax cut. if we get that, that's the low hanging fruit. we get personal, that's even better. >> i'm glad you bring this up. kudlow, great nce adviser years ago. here of where's tip o'neill? where's ronald reagan? photo i did, where's bob michael? i don't see those people that kudlow, young holland knew. >> exactly. jfk tax d about the cuts, which he had lots -- he democrats and republicans. had all

. >> experience the beauty of holland at the philadelhia flower show!he action news weather team gives you a taste of dutch culture and design surrounded by acres of plants, over 30,000 tulips, even the debut of a brand new tulip! see the dutch ecodome, showcasing holland's green technology, and visit the flower show spa for a relaxing massage. plus, don't miss your chance to win tickets! and now from the pennsylvania convention center, adam joseph, cecily tynan, karen rogers, david murphy and melissa magee. >> hello and welcome to the 20-17 phs philadelphia flower show preview party! >> the convention center has been stunningly transformed. >> 10 acres that will transport you to the rainbow-colored flower fields of the netherlands. >> the theme of this year's show is holland: flowering the world, and no other country is better known for its floral industry. >> we are standing in the

will you be talking to president hollande about that on saturday? i would talk with francois hollande about this. but i have to say that although in some corners of my imagination being very much concerned about the outcome of these elections, i have to say that we shouldn't consider elections as a crisis of democracy. it's something normal. the countries going for elections, france, germany, as the dutch did a week ago, this is not a crisis. and so there is place, room, for a normal democratic debate, and so let's be confident in the wisdom of those who are going to elections. and do you think a corner has been turned? at the end of last year i was hearing voices in this building saying, this could be the end of this project, we have so many challenges, look at rising populist nationalism. but you've had the dutch elections, macron is doing very well in france, martin schulz in germany. do you think europe is being pulled into different directions — populist nationalism, and the other side very pro—eu? i do think that we have to make a clear distin

it celebrates the country of holland and all of netherlands. holland known for their bulb flowers. they have beautiful daf dfodilsn display. they have beautiful wind mills that are well-known throughout the netherlands. holland is a country that is really well-known for horse ti kansas culture. yesterday a big gala setting up this event. doors open at 11:00. we caught up with some of the vendors. they say come on down, ignore the horrible weather outsider and come to the flower show for a taste of spring. >> we're saving spring here four. come see us. we're here at the flower show. we love it. we're bringing you spring no matter what the weather. >> no matter what the weather it's going to be frigid all weekend. beautiful inside here. one more thing the big theme aside from thole land aspect of this flower show is both green and sustainable farming and sustainable hortculture. at 5:30 we'll talk to the director of the show and he'll tell us what you can sfee you come on down. everything up and running last minute set up at the philadelphia flower show. i'm randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10

the theme this year is holland flowering the world. it is focusing on holland, ingenuity, its innovation and really the incredible beauty. so when you walk into the pennsylvania convention center this morning, you will walk in to this. this is an entire canopy of flowers. they're fresh cut, and there are so many colors here, this is the entranceway to the flower show. there are 30,000 tulips, just in this exhibit alone, but of course, as we know, there are so many more exhibits t you see you walk through the convention center, 3500 exhibitors and volunteers have worked very hard to put this flower show together. and you can even finds a spa for some relaxation later, if you get tired walking around the convention center, to look at all of. >> this you can also find the guda wheels. so the dutch culture big part of this, as well. here in the entranceway, as well, there is a bridge that is really supposed to be reminiscent of amsterdam. and all of the money, the proceeds, will go to the pennsylvania horticultural society that has been in

isseemed to me that holland a country in a people e at this time.eter: what -- to be what i have found the most surprising is the high water turnout. of the people decided to cast a vote. i think that is a good sign for people to say -- i might be ok, but i worry about the country or things that will happen. i am going to cast my vote and raise my voice. they clearly spoke to -- we want democracy in this country. that is a good sign. peter: how do you read it, alan? definitely good, the high voter turnout gives the new government legitimacy. also, the fact that normally high voter turnout does benefit fringe groups. here, it benefited the center which is good. way, theye that in a have managed to set the agenda. party -- the conservative driven to a referendum. ok, in a way, that is what populist are for -- to bring things that are simmering into the mainstream and to domesticate them. that seems to be what is happening in holland and generally speaking, i think it is a good outcome. peter: you are all talking that this is a good outcome. i am surpr

this one an artistic interpretation. >> representing the house of orange, founding family of holland.> reporter: bill schaefer of the schaefer designs is one of the 45 main exhibitors this year. >> over 250 bikes, and below that we have over 200 wheels creating this sculptures and others below holding over 15,000 stems of all orange flowers. >> reporter: bill has created pieces for the philadelphia flower show for more than a decade, but he and his wife, christened got married at the show five years ago. >> we're over achievers and we are bringing in a lot of people to help to get a really cool experience. >> ♪ >> reporter: this morning judging started and for next nine days a taste of holland right here in the delaware valley. >> this she will officially open to the public tomorrow morning and runs through march . jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> very relaxing. you're going tomorrow. >> i am, my mom and i. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news". >> shortage of clergy around the world may lead to big changes, in the catholic church what the pope is now considering. >>> and fol

. >>> escape the bitter cold and head to the warmth of holland. philadelphia flower show opens its doors today. meteorologist chris sowers is tracking the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. oh, boy, winter has been hitting the gym, he doesn't want to give up. >> reporter: he is upset. we held him back all winter long and now he is ready. let's tell you what's going on. it wasn't a bad week we had a couple of days days three in a row where we topped out in the 60s. the arctic front barreled through, and we had snow had -- up to 6 inches. this is what you would see in january or february, not the middle of march. we're a week away from the start of spring. feels like minus 12 in the poconos. 11 in millville. 7 degrees in trenton. we'll struggle to get into the low 20s. allentown, 17. poconos feeling or 5 above zero. very, very cold stuff. satellite and radar showing clear skies for now, but we'll see the puffy cumulus clouds build during the day. we'll see partly cloudy skies, very, very cold, windchills in the teens, the forecasted high,. we

inside here it's springtime in holland. outside the pennsylvania convention center across the region it's still very much winter. in fact storm tracker6 live double scan showing that we still have some snow squalls around. i do want to zoom into this one squall we've been tracking. it moved through philadelphia about an hour ago. it's in burlington county right now and this one is potent. not only is it reducing visibilities less than about a half mile it's also creating some thundersnow. we've detected two lightning bolts with this particular cell. it's moving very quickly at about 30 miles per hour. so, it's moving through lower bank right now and it's really going to be hitting the garden state parkway within about the next two minutes. the good news is the sun is now setting so we won't see that many more snow squalls but when you get them this evening, you do get that will sudden burst of snow, a quick drop in visibility near whiteout conditions. not dropping much in the form of snow, a coating to perhaps a half inch o

theme is holland flowering the world. when i think about holland i think about those funny looking clogs, those wooden shoes and wind which are world we knowned. holland is known for their flowers and horticulture industry. i'm joined by the communication director. tell me why holland and what about these the lips and other flowers. >> they are developing wonderful flowers since 16th century focusing on the lips developing beautiful colors and varieties. also very well-known for other kinds of bulbs. fantastic with all kinds of horticulture, hyac i-n-t hs. >> one of their main industries. >> yes. >> tell me about sustainable farming. another big theme. >> because the dutch are innovative. it's what they do. they think very forward about sustainability. how to make sure whatever they do, whatever they grow involves repurposing, recycling. finding ways to make it so it's possible for possibllenators. >> spring is here. don't worry about the cold outside in philadelphia. wonderful here in the convention. please come to the f

francois hollande shot back.evisede the interview concluded, the president's office condemned in the strongest terms the allegations. the justice ministry chimed in by saying the candidate has a history of voting against political transparency and an independent judiciary. in the united states, president trump is taking a gamble on health care, demanding a make or break boat this friday. the vote was originally set for yesterday, but delayed because there is not enough republican support. ♪ setback for donald trump as a vote on his new health care till in the house of representatives has been delayed. hours before the announcement, the u.s. president said he was optimistic his bill would pass, though he admitted it would be a very close vote. ofclose, not because politics, they know obamacare is no good. it's only politics. because we have a great bill, and we have a very good chance, but it is only politics. >> the plan is now for a houseboat on friday that both moderate and conservative members within the repub

holland is the heart of europe.hanges you're seeing in holland and the middle of europe have whiter implications for the whole of europe and across the world. you're seeing growing momentum in holland, other countries for tight immigration controls, border controls a backlash against an open border s approach. >> stuart: fascinating stuff. >> it's significant. >> stuart: it is. thanks, nile. >> thank you. >> shepard: next stop, nashville. president trump arriving in tennessee. a big rally expected there shortly. will that help motivate people here? ♪ say carl, we have a question about your brokerage fees. fees? what did you have in mind? i don't know. $4.95 per trade? uhhh. and i was wondering if your brokerage offers some sort of guarantee? guarantee? where we can get our fees and commissions back if we're not happy. so can you offer me what schwab is offering? what's with all the questions? ask your broker if they're offering $4.95 online equity trades and a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer,

i was like holland. it is going to be a couple tulips. this is so amazing. i love color. are right. the weather always stinks this time of the year even though you bumped it back. flower show was a week later, but you see it still yucky and you want to see color. >> as soon as you walk in you will be delighted at color. it will give you inspiration for your own garden because this time of the year there is stuff to do. you can get out, clean it up, get rid of the sticks start mulching and then in a few weeks you will have an macing garden inspired by the philadelphia flower show. >> will you stick around for an hour. >> yes. >> we will talk about what we will do now and what we can plan for and great marketplace >> marketplace is incredible. >> yes. >> so it is pretty cool. >> i don't know if you have ever been here but it is awesome. i have never been to the flower show when it is full of people only in the morning with this. >> you are spoiled. >> colorful, exciting, i will not give too much away but bikes hanging from the ceiling it will be a beautiful sneak peak. >> j

joining us to share his latest assessments of this market is michael holland of holland and company. and a wise head when it comes to market euphoria. justified inoffs stocks and treasuries? michael: the world has changed. you talk about france and deutsche. the u.s., obviously a huge change. repricing of assets around the world. the interesting thing is the backdrop, the fundamental backdrop has been improving. forget about the craziness going on of the world, but the craziness speaks to what people believe is going to be probably a better environment for profitability. vonnie: we will get back to the broader market in a moment, but i want viewers to get into my bloomberg and look at the deutsche bank. if you do bank go, behind the etfs.ghest priced talking they have been about this kind of stuff with respect to deutsche bank for several quarters now. not new news. having said that, they will figure out something. it does not mean you can't lose money in the securities. mark: what is priced in here? it is all on trump. what happens if he doesn't deliver on tax cuts for deregulation,

in holland, scum they are not all scum, but there is a lot of scum, that makes the streets unsafe. his support has fallen slightly since january. analysts believe voters may be concerned by the anti-abrasion policy being enacted by president trump and the complications in applying brexit. for next week's election but in a country where governments are generally formed by coalitions he may have trouble finding anyone to govern with him. currently running neck and neck with prime minister mark ruta's liberal party who refuses to go into power with him. >> we will not work with him. we will not form a government with him. >> a record 28 parties are competing for 150 seats. analysts say the ballots may lead to a five party coalition or a rare minority government. either way the results will be closely watched across europe. populist sentiment ahead of elections in france and germany where the far right have also been gaining ground to the detriment of more established parties. genie: in france, the scandal plagued presidential candidate francois fillon has been hit by new allegations.

this year's show highlights the country of holland and all of its beauty. the philadelphia flower show opens this morning and runs through next weekend. >>> we invite you to join the entire accuweather team tonight on 6abc for the behind behind te scenes preview of the flower show holland flowering the world. it airs at 7:00 a.m. >>> you need to take note, you will lose an hour of sleep as we flip to daylight savings time. that can impact your health. we have tips on how to ease into the transition. >>> plus, a zoo inside a woman's home. we'll explain why there's alpacas and pigs and whole lot more in the woman's living room. this is a live look over wilmington, delaware, meteorologist chris sowers tracking the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it is cold outside, bundle up, no relief in sight anytime soon we're back after this. go to protect your vehicle? i'm on it. ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech. made right, in america piece of video that's a moose. a snowboarder's iphone captured the moose. they are territorial and considered one of the most dangerous animals

that may have huge implications not only in holland but all over europe. we'll bring you the results. melissa: and a big reveal gone bust. backlash is growing against the leaking of president trump's taxes and how it was all handled last night on msnbc. we have karl rove and howard kurtz sounding off on that one. >> i believe this is the only set of the president's federal taxes that reporters have ever gotten ahold of. for the record the first amendment gives us the right to publish this return. it is not he illegally publishe. nor are we fake. pinch me. i'm real. ♪ your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, you qualify for a multi-policy discount, saving you money on your car and home coverage. call for a free quote today. libe

translation: in holland, holland as a country that speaks of freedom and democracy, we were faced withrough and hard treatment. it is ugly of europeans who talk about women's rights and tell us how we should treat women in turkey. all this followed president erdogan‘s far—stronger language at a rally, denouncing the dutch as "nazi remnants and fascists". those words have infuriated several european governments, including germany's, mindful of the nazi occupation of holland during the second world war. we are absolutely willing to deescalate. of course, these utterings of the president of the turkish republic, they do not help, and they are completely unacceptable. but this is also the collision of two electoral campaigns, in turkey and the netherlands. the dutch go to the polls first, on wednesday. it's been a tense campaign, dominated by the anti—immigration freedom party of geert wilders. he blames the prime minister for allowing immigrants in, and is set to make big gains. it's unclear how the weekend violence and the extraordinary diplomatic crisis with turkey will influence dutch

holland back to the dutch. we all know what that means.ne of the most strident anti-muslims out there. he is one of the most open -- he says it like it is. that is why he gets votes. he says what we think. people say we want that guy. david: he was getting traction up to the election. >> he was getting traction. we have the issue was immigration, security in europe. he did well. he did not do good enough to a lot of people, whenever you go to holland, and it went a lot in the last few months to explain donald trump, they say how is that populism thing working out in america? i think americans forget how crazy it looks, america, from europe. it is the whole kim kardashianization of american politics. the dutch voters looked at that and said this is too much. we don't want this. i think donald trump as a populist example for geert wilders to follow sold well as a candidate leading up to the election. function, itas does not sell as well. i think people look at it the last six weeks and think maybe not. dan: the incumbent actually ran a cleve

this year's theme, holland flowering the world.here's a colorful variety of flowers to see and buy and take home with this years' show. after a blast from old man winter it's a welcome respite for visitors. >> the snow made us decide we wanted to smell beautiful flowers. >> tulips, daffodils, are the best. >> last year's nor'easter wiped out the visitors to the flower show. they hope today will help them recoup their losses. >>> a smoke alarm is loud enough to wake up an entire family in case of a fire, but would your kids get up. >> space x on its journey back to planet earth. >>> zip lines are use to bring a man and his dog out of a muddy waters in south america. >>> meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next? we are a creamy cheese that still believes in savoring our food. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. (all with worry-free ownership. colors in your neighborhood... head to your

translation: in holland - holland as a country that speaks of freedom and democracy — we were faced with is ugly of europeans who talk about women's rights and tell us how we should treat women in turkey. all this followed president erdogan's far stronger language at a rally, denouncing the dutch as "nazi remnants and fascists". those words have infuriated several european governments, including germany's, mindful of the nazi occupation of holland during the second world war. we are absolutely willing to deescalate, of course these utterings of the president of the turkish republic they do not help and they are completely unacceptable. but this is also the collision of two electoral campaigns in turkey and the netherlands. the dutch go to the polls first on wednesday. it's been a tense campaign, dominated by the anti—immigration freedom party of geert wilders. he blames the prime minister for allowing immigrants in, and is set to make big gains. it's unclear how the weekend violence and the extraordinary diplomatic crisis with turkey will influence dutch voters, making big choices agains

the splendor of holland.r cold is back and with a few days to spring, we are staring at the possibility of a significant snow fall next week. meteorologist melissa magee is here. walter, one ingredient you need for a snowstorm is cold air. currently, 27 in the city. same in millville, 12 in the poconos and 28 in dover. windchills at this hour in the teens, 15 philadelphia, 19 cape may, 13 in lancaster and three below zero in the poconos. reminder before you go to bed tonight we are springing forward. daylight saving time will begin sunday, so move the clocks ahead one hour. fast forward to monday night into tuesday, early next week a winter storm watch posted by the national weather service, the significant snow fall likely across the region. radar 3d showing you a piece of energy we are tracking early next week getting into shape out of british columbia to the pacific northwest. this is the piece we need to create the storm and cause it to blossom across the eastern seaboard. noon on sunday, sun to increasin

stop, i want to give holland back to the dutch. and we all know what that means. >> senor: it was some of the most strie dent anti-muslim rhetoric in europe. >> one of the most strie dent anti-muslim out there. he is one of the most open, like he says it like it is, that is why he gets votes. he says it, what we think, people say, he says it, we want ta guy. >> senor: and he was getting traction. >> he was getting traction, for a long time, he's getting traction of course we have this whole issue with immigration, we have an issue with security in europe. so he did well. but he didn't do good enough because a lot of people whenever you go to holland and i went a lot of times the last few weeks, months to explain donald trump and they always say so how is that whole populism thing working out for you in america. people look at that i think americans sort of forget how crazy it looks, america, from europe. we're like, it's the total kim kardashianization of american politics has happened. the dutch voters looked at that partly, this

translation: in holland - holland as a country that speaks of freedom and democracy — we were faced with treatment. it is ugly of europeans who talk about women's rights and tell us how we should treat women in turkey. all this followed president erdogan‘s far stronger language at a rally, denouncing the dutch as "nazi remnants and fascists". those words have infuriated several european governments, including germany's, mindful of the nazi occupation of holland during the second world war. translation: we are in the wrong situation with turkey at the moment. we've asked the minister not to come because of the tensions we expected in rotterdam. but this is also the collision of two electoral campaigns in turkey and the netherlands. the dutch go to the polls first on wednesday. it's been a tense campaign, dominated by the anti—immigration freedom party of geert wilders. he blames the prime minister for allowing immigrants in, and is set to make big gains. it's unclear how the weekend violence and the extraordinary diplomatic crisis with turkey will influence dutch voters, making big choice

so the politicians, the officials in holland, also cannot take a step back at this moment.lways known erdogan‘s rhetoric is very outlandish remarks, but we always seem, from the european side, toning down, a softer approach from erdogan, kind of handling erdogan. at this time around i think the netherlands, also, the politicians they can take a step back. so i don't think mr erdogan is going to make a u—turn from here. and it is really ha rd to make a u—turn from here. and it is really hard to see how far he is going to go. as we all know today, the foreign minister of turkey could not get permission to land in holland. i don't think we have ever seen such an incident happened in diplomatic history between the countries. it is quite unprecedented. turkey and the netherlands are of course nato allies as well. could this row harm relations on that front? look, tu rkey‘s relations on that front? look, turkey's foreign policy is in a really difficult edition. within syria, turkey's relations with the us are not doing well. they are hoping for better relations with the trump adm

. >> experience the beauty of holland at the philadelhia flower show!e action news weather team gives you a taste of dutch culture and design surrounded by acres of plants, over 30,000 tulips, even the debut of a brand new tulip! see the dutch ecodome, showcasing holland's green technology, and visit the flower show spa for a relaxing massage. plus, don't miss your chance to win tickets! and now from the pennsylvania convention center, adam joseph, cecily tynan, karen rogers, david murphy and melissa magee. >> hello and welcome to the 20-17 phs philadelphia flower show preview party! >> the convention center has been stunningly transformed. >> 10 acres that will transport you to the rainbow-colored flower fields of the netherlands. >> the theme of this year's show is holland: flowering the world, and no other country is better known for its floral industry. >> we are standing in the en

mr hollande looks a bit concerned, brea ks mr hollande looks a bit concerned, breaks off his speech anded was his police sharp shooter on the route accidentally fired his weapon. it passed through the five of a waiter and lodged in a colleague's leg. he carried on with his speech. south africa's ports minister said durban may not be able to stage the 2022 commonwealth games because of financial pressure. —— sports minister. south africa have been unable to agree the operational budget. from some stunning pictures to show you from mount etna in sicily, interrupting for the first time this year. it's one of the most active in the world but it's been largely dormant for two years and it started erupting on tuesday morning. the corruption scandal rocking south korea has widened beyond politics. the future of the country's biggest business, samsung, is in question after prosecutors said its air is to be charged with bribery and embezzlement. the scandal has led to the impeachment of the country's president, macro korean, and in a moment we will hear about the potential impact on samsung but

translation: in holland - holland as a country that speaks of freedom and democracy — we were faced withe faced with very it is ugly of europeans who talk about women's rights and tell us how we should treat women in turkey. about women's rights and tell us how all this followed president erdogan‘s far stronger language at a rally, denouncing the dutch as "nazi remnants and fascists". denouncing the dutch as "nazi those words have infuriated several european governments, including germany's, mindful of the nazi occupation of holland during the second world war. we are absolutely willing to deescalate, but of course these utterings of the president of turkey republic do not help and they are completely unacceptable. of turkey republic do not help and but this is also the collision of two electoral campaigns in turkey and the netherlands. of two electoral campaigns in turkey the dutch go to the polls first on wednesday. it's been a tense campaign, dominated by the anti—immigration freedom party of geert wilders. dominated by the anti—immigration he blames the prime minister for allowing im

mike holland. weather ad many a bull or bear market. he joins us from holland and company. there is nothing there. no one knows when the correction is coming. liz: nobody knows? >> nobody knows. will it come? absolutely, liz. you've been doing it less time than i have but you know it will come. up 11% since trump won in november. up three or four times since you owned in 2008. of course we'll have a correction. having said that enough people you reported are about to get one. maybe we won't get it right now. liz: so advice to people watching right now. >> yes. liz: wait for the correction. have a grocery list of stocks you want to buy. >> yeah. liz: don't run away or freak out by the correction, right? this is the moment you should go into pick up good quality names, right? >> brilliant advice with one modest amendment to it, whatever the stocks are, buy a little bit now and when they go down you will be much more inclined to fulfill what you just talked about. so, invest and inspect. you buy what you're going to do. when it goes down you buy it. liz: you like jpmorgan, alp

my colleagues, our great senator from michigan is joining us, thank you, chris van holland. and we're going to -- they're going to be leading the fight in their states, as we all are, to ensure americans get more affordable care, not less. i want to thank our guest speakers, who you'll hear from in a few minutes. these are the people who will be hurt by trumpcare and millions more like them. >> yes. millions. >> and that's why we're here now. what is trumpcare? trumpcare simply put is a mess that gives you less for more and trumpcare doesn't discriminate against which americans it hurts. are you a millennial? trumpcare means higher costs and less coverage. are you a senior? trumpcare means higher costs and less coverage? raw wom are you a woman? >> trumpcare means higher costs and less coverage. are you or someone in your family living with a disability? tru trumare means higher cost and less coverage. trumpcare is a tax break for the rich and not health care motivation. it's to take people whose income is above $250,000 and give them an average tax break, to take the top .0

translation: in holland, holland as a country that speaks of freedom and democracy, we were faced withrd and rough treatment. it's very ugly of europeans who talk about women's rights to tell us how we should treat women in turkey. all this after president erdogan branded the dutch nazi remnants and fascists, after they refused to allow his foreign minister to campaign on dutch territory. the timing is especially sensitive for both countries. translation: we are in the wrong situation with turkey at the moment. we have asked the minister not to come because of the tensions we expected in rotterdam. in a few days, the dutch will vote for a new government. the campaign has been dominated by the anti—immigration freedom party of geert wilders. he blames the prime ministerfor allowing immigrants in and is set to make significant gains. the protests outside this consulate building have fired up the debate about the presence of dutch residents still connected to their foreign roots. approximately one in seven people here in rotterdam are of an immigrant background. those images are likely to

he will have a big voice in the parliament in holland.en labeled the antagonist in chief because of that. he's not likely to get into government. it's on wednesday the dutch election. >> get up to speed. sounds good. >> wilders. >>> the top of the hour. getting set for "squawk box." >> thanks for telling me. >> i don't say it every day. i thought i should give him creditme creditment. >> sara, you need to smack him back. >> you gave her grief for saying the entire thing was read. >> you talked longer than she did. you got to be kidding me. >> it was good. >> by the way, i'm standing up for sara here. you big mouth. >> mine was way more interesting. >>> let me tell you guys every guest on the show today. just kidding. we have a big show coming up because it's jobs friday. it's a very important day coming up. we know that adp was better than expected. this will be a strong number too. this matters because the market is anticipating at 100% that the fed is going to raise interest rates next week. if this number disappoints and expectations h

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