the main arguments come out of holland. holland is the pioneer for assisted suicide. they allow this to ten, 20 years ago, and the slippery slope is terrifying. it starts out, they say, although try to do is alleviate the pain of terminal patients. and what you see happening, it starts out that way and holland, they end up on a yearly basis killing people who are not -- you are demented, who have no choice, without consent. old people's homes, because of quality of life. that's well known. also, the idea that it's only for terminal patients in pain is a famous case -- i wrote about it in my book, a woman who lost her two sons, was inconsolable, asked to be given assisted suicide. was. her doctor went on trial, because you're not supposed to do that, and of course it was acquitted. this is where it goes. we don't know how true the story is from this doctor. but it is clear that there will be pressure to save money. a dead patient is a cheap patient. and that's a very fast way to get there is assisted suicide. and also, there's subtle ways in which a doctor can suggest

like chris teen holland who didn't have the money for the deposit.able principal gave into tears. but four years ago, she didn't know that you, our viewers were coming to help her change lives. >> when the phone started ringing, oh, my god, somebody boyds me actually care. >> you sent donations that money set up 13 educational funds, one of the recipient, the sly girl christine holland. four years later, look at her now, she was given a full scholarship by philadelphia university, books and food from your donation. >> i knew i could do it if i was able to to go to school. >> i'm very grateful for everyone who helped me out. >> she is not only a college graduate in accounting she as scholarship to business school and there's someone else waibility to congratulate -- waiting to congratulate her linda, she said, remember if nobody told you they loved you today, you know i do, and i always will. >> i love you too. >> what a great story, tumbles your heart. people out there with big hearts. >> the nation watched and came to the rescue. i loved that. 6:51,

your costars, tom holland and robert downey jr.e here on sunday -- >> talk about that. >> jimmy: i know you love to talk about batman. >> i do. >> jimmy: do you love to talk about batman? >> yeah, i loved it, it was cool. >> jimmy: did that come up frequently on set with these guys? >> yes. he's a great kid by the way. >> jimmy: tom holland. >> those guys are great. >> jimmy: he told me a funny story because he's from england -- >> he is? >> jimmy: he is, his accent is so good. he went undercough tore school in the bronx to see about what it was like to go to american high school. >> yeah. >> jimmy: have you ever done anything like that? >> yeah. it depends. i trained with the navy s.e.a.l.s. >> jimmy: you do, really? >> yeah, for "mr. mom." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that seems like an odd choice. >> yeah, yeah. yeah i mean -- i don't know. it was a choice, it didn't really work. and then for "pacific heights," [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: just one guy? >> yeah. and i killed another guy for another movie. >> jimmy: you did? how did

joe: michael holland, one your reaction to the news.d earlier that china shares are undervalued on a global and historical perspective. what is the best way to play along china? michael: i will go for the easier question first. it is positive, to state the obvious. market, iton for the is happening and it is good stuff for the chinese markets. having said that, the market there is 12 times earnings. their earnings we have been investing, we had a china front board meeting investing in the fund for over 20 years. cheap a valuation as we have seen. for all the reasons we've been talking about, transparency and so on, have plagued to the market. having said that, there are a lot of companies, if you can find a right manager, and i would not do index funds, i would find them at -- manager who has been successful for decades, resident in shanghai, beijing or somewhere else in asia, and have that manager pick the companies. there are a number of companies there. aina has shifted from commodity universe and service and automation. there are a

partners like the liberal majority the pulse of coalition governments the prime minister was held in holland just a few months ago the prime minister won with them be a twenty two percent of the vote and he's still trying to push coalition government together. to show the hypocritical of the europeans to say may doesn't have enough to do with majority i mean most this is a. whole make this manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling class is protect themselves. when the final merry go round be the one. time we can all middle of the room sick. come come come come. come come come. come up again jungle. the. media is showing the will for this hound be this one i want to use in we can young george negus on each change some young or some shit listen don't just one. missile. so don't johnswort says i had a document for you on. the cosima she will. have. had all the. single. commodity the junk monty has cut off all. it's. not so. since you can't handle we touch other two got our lodger. how much it would you know it's i want you not it is unknown quantity eat it to each of you will she yo

nick hornstein and robbie hollander broke the former egg throwing record of 76.2 metres with an 81—metre taken by keen cricketers and debutants ben sudell and joe beveridge who through 50 metres. that is all we have time for today, me, thyssen —— tulsen tollett and the sport today team. there hello, good morning. june has been a funny old month. it didn't start off too clever and it's not going to end too brightly either. we had the hottestjune day for 41 years last week. we have already seen temperatures this week at 25 on monday, but that is the peak of the temperature this week. the rest will be turning cooler, quite a bit of rain as well. ahead of that rain, quite a colourful scene here in the sunshine in scarborough in north yorkshire. that was ahead of this cloud, bringing rain to northern ireland, south—west scotland and into northern england. that rain is moving northwards and eastwards at the moment. quite a wet start to tuesday across the mainland of scotland. towards the northern isles and far north, perhaps somewhat dryer. quite a muggy feel, especially as it brightens up. qu

holland thrashed argentina by 6—1 in the final.th a 3—1win over ten—man cameroon. timo werner scored twice for the germans in sochi, and they will now play mexico on thursday in the same venue for a place in the final. the video assistant referee was again called upon, with the wrong cameroon player initially being sent off in a case of mistaken identity. the first day of competition has got underway at the 2017 island games in gotland. 23 small island nations are competing in seven days of sport on the swedish island in the baltic sea. it's one of the biggest sporting events this summer in terms of athletes — with over 2300 competitors. our reporterjen smith sent this from gotland a short while ago. the first day got off to a windy start here in gotland. officials decided to curb the swim at the seafront which kind of cost disadvantage so they are hoping to use that. it didn't impact on the men's favourite, he was second coming out of the swim but by the time he ran home he nearly lacks some of his rivals. in the women's event it

. —— hollande. but will he deliver? this is to be seen.t be more favourable. yet even with such a huge majority on the cards, his go to try to push the legislation for a fast track authority that isn't to limit their discussions in the parliament. there would be to try and sign before september, when people return back after vacation. but this is made more surprising when jean—luc melenchon said let's defend the labour code. so could be a heated fall, because the opposition will not be the parliament, they will ta ke to not be the parliament, they will take to the streets. we have seen that before. thank you forjoining us that before. thank you forjoining us this morning, tomasz. let's now mention what is happening at uber. it has been in the headlines are lot lately. —— a lot. uber‘s chief executive travis kalanick could be forced to take a leave of absence under changes reportedly being considered by the firm. a decision on whether to alter travis kalanick‘s role was set to be taken at a meeting of uber‘s board on sunday. reports also su

in terms of creating motown is the soundtrack of a generation, the members of the temptations, the holland brothers, smokey robinson. right across the hall it had nothing to do with jefferies projects but they were the cousins who smokey robinson so whenever he came over they would rehearse so we heard a lot of the songs before they were recorded. my mother was fantastic finding a living space for us. she put me in contact with so many different social develop so thank you. [laughter] if i were near black bottom all the way to 8-mile road. when i was on 8-mile road when we had the law if separated and it's still there with a creativity added to it we find some ways to give it a cultural turn and a.m. emphasis for what it means as a people as we move along the. of the neighborhood i want to single him out because the photos in the book were given to me. we had been together for years working different publications and everything and i thank you for all of your work. [applause] this is one of his photos right here. that's what happens moving from one neighborhood to another. the north end wa

wrul. >> among them, the newly elected french president emanuel hollande. he made a play on mr.rump's statement, he has a different statement. m mam mamacron. >> reporter: it was the long-awaited sound of the deal, 195 countries have agreed to act toke to save the planet. >> i have in front of me the representative of all the world and for the first time in history, i was able to strike together. it meant that it was a new step for humanity. >> reporter: he presided over the paris negotiations. he says the deal is now a matter of life or death. >> the question is, the question of food all over the world. the question of oceans, the question of typhoons, the question of minute ago grags, you kno-- migration. if you multiply it by 100. at the end of it, it's peace or a war. >> reporter: at the signing which put together 190 nation, there have been a sense of disbelief it had been possible at all. many had wondered whether the world was ready for paris. now, 18th months later the question is how the world could do without? >> because where is the relief? whether we are, we all shar

he's played once for chelsea's first team but did spend a season on loan in holland with vitesse arnhemn has impressed in his 12 senior appearances for everton this season and as you saw he scored the decisive goal in the final. interestingly though, seven of the players who featured in the final did not play a single minute of premier league football last season. david unsworth is everton‘s under 23s coach — four of yesterday's 11 play for the club. the majority of them have been in this club since they were about ten or 11 and they have come up the ranks together. so they are a really tight—knit group. they are very, very talented, but they are humble as well. they are desperate to be a part of what's going on at this football club. it is important that our young players represent their countries and experience different challenges away from the club as well. we're notjust trying to produce top footballers on the pitch, off the pitch as well, it's important that they buy into everything that we do here. all these players are humble players. they're great lads. and obviously with brigh

hollande was more representing the southern block. there are excited and enthusiastic about the integration plan he has for the eu. .thers worried he has set up a meeting tomorrow to discuss their concerns on many issues. brussels,ore going to president macron help the first meeting of his new cabinet which is the second cabinet since he was elected five weeks ago. the reshuffle came after his did well in the parliamentary election over the weekend. >> little-known names among a new lineup for runs cabinet. -- mac runs cabinet. macron's cabinet. the former senator was moved from agriculture to territorial planning. several posts in change including the foreign, finance and interior portfolios. the reshuffle had in on the cards after macron's party won a majority in the recent election. there were more changes than expected. a few hours earlier the former justice minister was forced to resign alongside other centrist ministers amid a party scandal. this came days after macron asked a key ally in the middle today can't act of interest s

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hollande wasn't saying positive things suddenly macron is there he started saying this positive thing. then we'll help greece i think it's the first example that we see from macron about his pro european stance that he's going to take what he said in the election campaign i think that's positive, not only for greece but for europe as a whole that there's now a french president who is prepared to present the alternative line about european and eurozone alternatives to the german one it will be interesting to see developments over the next few months >> there's been a lot of opposition in germany when it comes to debt relief we have german elections coming up in september. do you think a final deal on debt relief between the eurozone and imf will really only come after september? >> i think definitely after september and in fact it may not be soon after september. finally after september the deal will come at the end of the program in july 2018 if a change of government is there, then there will be a deal soon after, i think. >> how significant is it that the imf is on board, not fully

this is all to promote the new "spider-man" movie, and tom holland told us about it at the new york premieraristas are real and so are all but one of the customers. >> i have a grande cold brew for "spider-man." [ screaming ] >> did i scare you? >> could have been right out of the movie. >> oh, hey. hi, guys. >> [ bleep ]. >> hi, how are you doing? >> what the [ bleep ]. >> that's cool. that was one of my good friends. he was in the suit, and that's an amazing video. a lot of fun. >> grande cold brew? spider-man? >> spider-man? >> thanks, guys. >> [ bleep ]. >> the location of starbucks in brooklyn, new york was retrofitted with a fake ceiling. one of the three stunt doubles is attached to a kevlar cable. with "spider-man" creator stan lee taking pictures and lowering him from the corner. >> oh my coffee. >> i jump really easily. i i would freak out a lot. >> i wanted a cold brew, everybody. is that mine? >> hello. >> hi. >> tom in costume went to a starbucks while shooting the film, but kept it on the d.l. with just his boots showing. this appearance by his alter-ego was in your face. >> t

i was there as "spider-man" star, tom holland shut down hollywood boulevard at his huge premiere. >>d right now. >> we're very proud of tom. >> i am sweating. >> tom's spiedy senses were on overload despite high praise from this man himself. but having his family in l.a. with him seemed to put him at ease. he even instagrammed their day, leading up to the main event. >> the premiere. we have a big old spot here, and the frizz is real. come on. >> who is here tonight? >> i got my mom, my brother, harry, my brother, patty. patty! >> did he make you work out with him today? >> no. i decided to try it along with him. >> oh. he is a beast. >> tell me this. how proud are you of your big brother? >> very proud. yeah. i try to be like him. >> good answer, pad. >> this picks up where "kaps america" picked off, with peter parker in high school. in real life, these two are such good friends, they are wearing each other's clothes. >> we're the same size, but i have this, like, really nice athlete jacket and he was, like, running out of clothes on the press tour, and he was, like, i'm going to ta

holland: "he violently grabbed my hair and pulled my head towards him.was extremely painful."lisa bloom, attorney: "we want uber to be transparent about what is going on with their female customers. you know for a 69- billion dollar company, i don't think that's too much to ask.">(mark) uber says it has removed the accused driver as the case is being reviewed. in april, an uber driver was arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a passenger in santa ana. and last month, a 41-year-old uber driver was arrested for sexually assaulting a u-c riverside student. (james) north korea denies it cruelly treated or tortured american detainnee otto warmbier. he died just days after being released in a coma. this is the first time north korea has responded to his death. this is video of warmbier being laid to rest yesterday. north korea says they released him last week for humanitarian reasons. they accused warmbier of stealing a poster from a hotel and was serving a sentence of hard labor. north korea's official news agency says the country dealt with warmbier a